daily so; of tile Tell. limes
flattered by Sentinel Reporter's.
'Roiiee ls “mum.
Sentinel advertisers. who desire
change of advertisement. must have
the copy for the change in the oihce b1
8 o'clock. p. m. on the day before the
changed advertisement will appear.
‘ love-her Tides.
November tides at Wilson's Point
-Conn., compiled from U. 8. Coast Sur-
vey tables:
Above Above or
. law. below L.W.
Date H. 1'. Mark. L. '1‘. Mark.
19. 11.27am. 9.5ft. 6.23am. —0.5ft.
" 6.03pm. -l lit
19. 12.01am. “ft. 0.09am. --o..'ift
12.10pm: 9.2ft. 6.47pm. -o.9ft.
20. 12.43am. 7.2ft. 6.68am. ~0.lft.
12.62pm. 7.2m. 7.31pm. -0.6ft.
21. 1.25am. 7.0ft. 7.46am. 0.2ft.
1.94pm. Hit. 8.14pm. -—0.2ft.
22. 2.08am. 6.8ft. 8.99am. 0.5ft.
2.18pm. 6.9ft. 8.58pm. Mn.
23. 2.55am. 9.6ft. 9.25am. 0.8ft.
8.02pm. Mitt. '9.42p.m. - 0.5ft.
24. 8.44am. 0.5a. 10.14am. Lott.
3.50pm. 8.2ft.10.25p.m. 0.7ft.
25. 4.34am. “it. ll.05a.m. Lift
4.42pm. 6.0ft 11.10p.m. 0.9ft.
26. 5.29am. Mft. 11.54am. l.lft.
5.37pm. 6.lft. 1i.blp.m. 0.9ft.
27. 8.15am. 8.5ft. .
6.32pm. 6.9ft.12.42p.m. l.0ft.
29. 7.03am. 8.8ft. 12.38am. 0.9ft
7.24pm. 6.lft. 1.27pm. 0m
29. 7.47am. 7.1ft. l.22s.m. 0.7ft.
8.12pm. am. 2.10pm. 03".
80. 8.30am. 7.5ft. 2.06am. 0.5lt.
8:68pm. 6.8ft. 2:53pm. ~0.lft.
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring, 8.4 ft.; av.. 7.2 ft.; neap. 5.9 ft.
..signlfles plus; — signifies minus.
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for this vicinity-Cloudy
and warmer weather tonight: Sunday
fair.
Weather notes: The storm area
is central north of Minnesota yester-
day is now central over the lake re-
gion and will probably pass out the St.
Lawrence valley today. Clouin wea-
ther prevails generally east of the Mis-
sissippi river, accompanied by ‘light
rain in the lake region and Ohio val-
ley. No low temperatures reported.
—The Big Surprise at Music. Hall.
Tuesday evening.
.____,_____
It is said that Red Line cars may
be fully vestibuled. .
Mrs. C. W. .Shelton. of East avenue
will entertain the Pine Ledge Whist
Club, Monday.
—Pearl Alpines at O'Brien's.
Thomas Francis Welch witnesaed
the Handler-McConnell fight, in New
York. last night.
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. M. 0.. con»
ferred the Esquirea‘ degree at their
meeting, last night.
~l.egs Spring Lamb. l2c: lu‘orequar
ters. 7d. at llayes's.
Mrs. David M. Corbett. of Round
llill. has been spending a few days
with friends in New York city.
-—Suppcr and entertainment at th-
Flret Congregational Chapel. Wednes-
day evening. November 22.
Mrs. S. D. Avery. of Ely avenue. will
leave Monday. for Dayton. Ohio. to
spend a month with her daughter.
-There will be a great treat for lov-
ers of music at Music Hall. Monday
evening. and all will be free.
Miss Zoghaum, of New Rochelle. was
a guest of Mrs. Samuel L. Weed. of
Wall street. Thursday. The afternoon
was spent at the golf links.
-—We make our Candy. Lane.
The weather man expects light
showers before the day is over. it is
not likely the rain will last over Sun-
day and the Sabbath will probably be
clear. The temperature will rise and
there are no signs of a cold snap.
_anore buying your Sunday dinner
consult the Public Market sd.. lsi page
Georgi- Demore. who was assistant
rosdmastcr oi‘ the Consolidated rail-
road under Frank R. Coulee. has been
promoted to rondmastcr of the New
London divi. ion Nobody has yet
been appointed to succeed Mr D-morc
—l"or Sat. and Moon ‘ Special prices
given on all Drm Goods and Linings»
Mel: l-‘ianucls. 35c yd.: Outing lv'hn»
nels. Sc yd.; see the handsome Litho-
rsphs we are giving away. If. s
lth I Co.
Al the reaper service of' the South
Norwaik Congregational Church. to-
rnerrow afternoon. llr Board will
yeah to young permi- about self ll.»-
. Mr. Force will sing and Ir.
will lie! I carnal stile.
“imam rm
1 liar.
“I“, has returned inhale
- New York state.
Miler fishbourotpopooratam.“
MMMIMMI- e
an: RV Gregor! Is in charge of
mum ills! at the Cyntral Club. this
'3' lb and VIII
A J!
Dunlap derby. O'Brltnco
A. Osbome andwlfe. of West ave-
from a trip in
\. mm .
rooms 8‘. Cole. of Norwallt.‘ went
to Port Chester today to attend the
' 0i Martin Kennedy.
12M7matsianrituaatuu‘a
adorned. of New York City.
" and 'w a. Hubbell. of South Norwslk
are building a learn" in frontal their
lots at Bell island.
‘ -—A c you portrait given with each
doaen C Inet Photographs at Read-
man' s. Wall street. Norwalk.
___.........._.
The Consolidated Railroad Com-
pany' s depots in South Norwaik are li~
luminated with lights from the City of
south Norwaik' a plant.
-—The Big Hit of the season on next
Tuesday night. Music Hall. Cake Walk
and Sociable. - (All Black).
—*
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoyt. of.Elm-
crest. have removed to Oyster Ray. L.
l.. and their house will be occupied by
W. H. Hoyt and family, of West avc
nue.
—Come and hear Representative
John ll. Light and Senator E. 0 Keel~
er' s comments on Labor. Monday even-
ing. at Music Hall.
The yacht Marguerite is lying at her
winter anchorage in the upper harbor.
near the Pottery dock. where she is
being stripped of her rigging by Cap-
tain Amzl Waters.
—Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
M. Wright’s.
S. M. Taylor and l“. W. Whitlock did
not have their usual luck on their gun-
nlng trip. yesterday. but they succeed-
ed in bagging three partridge, a quail
and a pair of gray squirrels.
——-5 ll). Pall rure Lard. 40c. at May-
es's.
The Lamont Chorus will hold its
second rehearsal Monday night at ii
o'clock. in the lecture room of the
South Norwnik Congregational Church
~A full attendance is hoped for.
—-Speclal for Sat. and Mon.: Large
size Steel Spiders, 9c es; Wood Potato
Mashers. ic ea.: 4 large rolls Toilet
Paper for We: 1 qt. Enamel Mil Pans
lie eu.; Earthen [lean Dishes. c en.:
Stove Elbows, be en: silver Nlckelcd
Ton Pots. 81.89; Door Mats. 49 and
75c. ea Headquarters for Children's
Toys. M. S. Smith 8:00.
Mrs. Clara Wells and Mrs. William
Lyman have returnéi to their home
in Lambertville. N. J.. having been
guests of their sister. Mrs. William H.
Seymour, of Main street, Norwallt.
--Umbrellas and Canes, at O'Brien's.
Colfax Encampment. l. 0. O R. will
confer the Royal Purple degree next
Monday night. All members of that
degree are Invited to be present. A
collation will be served alter the work.
——Escallops. 40c at. at Hayos's.
The report of the meteorological
condition as given by the United
States Weather Bureau at New Haven.
gives 1.73 inches of rainfall for Octo—
be;. as against 7.22 inches in October.
8 8.
~lee children lane's Ice Cream.
At the annual meeting of the Nur-
walk Club Company. Thursday even-
ing. the old board of directors was re-
elected: lra Cole. E. O. Keelcr. G. M
Holmes. A. ll. Woodward. E. .l. lllll
0. E. Wilson. G. E. Miller. The dlrew
tors elected these oillcers: President,
E. 0. Keeler: secretary and treasurer
G. E. Miller. The ilnancial reports
were flattering to the organization.
-—Presh Hams. Li'c lh.. at Hayess
Market
Attorney'John .l. Keogh was In llar<
risburgh, yesterday. on legal business
and took the opportunity to run down
to Washington on a little pleasure
trip. He visited the Washington Rar-
racks and met. Hospital Steward llu-
berl. F. Pierce, of East Norwalk. He
says Mr. Pierce received orders yester-
day .to report with fifty men at the
transport in New York today. prepar-
atory to sailing for Manila tomorrow.
-—Choice Country Turkeys. Hc lb..
lit liayes‘s Market.
A children's salvation meeting will
be held at 7 o'cloek Monday evening
In tie Salvation Army "all. All ehii;
dren Welcome. Private soldiers“ mcct‘
inc; at ll o'clock. Public meeting. Tues-
day. Wednesday. Thursday and Satur-
day night. Friday night the army ex-
pects to go to Wilton to hold services
Wednesday night Brigadier T. W
Scott. who has charge of the work in
New Jersey. southeastern New York
duct the services in the hall. Everyone
in invited to come and see and hear the
new divisional oflcer.
~—
~Rememhcr hair does not grow out
full length in a day. week. month. or
even a year. Therefore keept the hair
you already have from falling out and
strengthen the new hair which may u
trying to grow. 10 do this use the
Hair Tonic which has gained for iiaeli
a sane both at home and abroad. ii
is perfectly clean. perfectly harmles-
contsins so dye’or poison. and if isith-
fsllysssdwili vstbshsstofrsaslts.
by 8.8., Rider.
and Connecticut will be here and con- .
leash Nomenc- blew: Dry Goods lsero.
of or ran
drills (ill.
COMFOR 1'8
You'll do well
taught to
best value has been brought
you With
The Key Note
his weekis iswarm winter weardbles.
UNDERWEAR. BLANKETS.
with a windup on Th
to read every line of the news; you’ll do
better to come in and investigate the values; you'll do
best to BUY. that’ a where the economy comes in. Every
ounce of selling enthusiasm that we
hanksgiving Linens.
possess has been
bear on these special departments, every
to the fore.
. Every item interests somebbdy. It may be on
We' re_ read; for a week of memorable trading. yAre ..
Now LET PRICES TALK.
A CAPE CLIMAX.
It pays us pretty well to nose hour!
In cloak matters. especially lust at this
time. We often run up against a sur-
prise that somewhat startled our ideas
of values. There'sv cape economy in
this store at this time that will tempt
you if you' ve got a cape to buy this
season.
ladies' Black Boucle Cloth Capes,
fur trimmed. $4.49.
Ladies' Black Boucle Cloth Capes
beur fur trimmed satin lined. 91..”
Ladies' Black Melton Cloth ('ape
satin lined braid trimmed. $7.98.
Ladies iiolf Capes. shawl patterns.
luige line of colorlugs. special, $8.98
FAMOUS JACKET NEWS.
With weather right. with goods
right. with prices lower than you've
overseen for such stylish coats. our gar-
ment room should be thronged with
pleased purchasers.
ladies' Black Kersey Jackets. glorisi
silk lined. velvet collar. 37.98.
laiilies' lilac-k (‘hevlot Jacket. satin
lined. strapped scams. 88.98.
Lcdies' Melton Cloth Jacket. satin
lined. extra value. 89.98.
Ladles‘ Melton Cloth Jackets in
blank and tan satin lined. highly tril-
lore-d 810. 98.
WARM WINTER lYNDERWEAR.
And time foi- it to.’ We shall make
this an underwear occasion of such
importance that you can ill afford it!
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.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Women's fleece llncd Vests and
Pants. 19c.
Women's ribbed ileece lined Verde
and Pants in grey or white. 25c.
Women' a line white wool Underwear ,
bound with silk. 75t ‘
Women‘ s all wool white and scarlet
Vests and l’antsMSc.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers 39¢.
Men's heavy natural wool and cam-
el's hair Undervfear. shirts with pearl
buttons, all sizes, 49c.
Men's camel“ a hair wool Underwear.
extra well made, double gusset draw-
ers. 75c c.
Men s has all wool natural and cam-
el' 8 hair Shirts and Drawers. pearl
buttons on both garments. nicely iln-
ished. ll. 50 quality for ll. 25.
COMFORTABLE COMFORTS.
Hales of them. and better values
never crossed our counters. You‘ll say
so when you see them.
r Dark Furniture Calico Comfortables.
)lll'.
Silkoline Figured Comfort-bios. illi-
ed with white cotton. 890.
Fancy Silkollue Comfortables. cheese
cloth backs. white cotton tilled. ”.25.
Fancy Figured Sateen Cornfortsbles.
good quality. white cotton filled. “.49.
‘i’lain Sateen Comfortables. old gold.
blue or pink lined. extra white cotton
filled, ”.98.
CONCERNING BLANKETS.
We've got four or five lots of blan-
kets 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 it good investment.
“-4 ii rey Domet Blankets extra heu-
vy. at 69c pair.
ll 4 Whithool Bluhketsmcd or blue
borders special $1.60 pair.
“4 White Wool Blankets. red. blue
or pink borders. extra quality for 82.50
pair.
li-i white all-wool Blankets. in blue
red or pink borders. 83.75 pair.
LINENS FOR TIIANKSCIVING.
Many a thrifty woman in content-
plating the pimhuso of a table-cloth
or too or a dozen nsplflps so that
when the family gather at the great
annual feast they will find the table
napery in splck. span shape. This
store will supply your linen wants to
your entire satisfaction Thus:
BLEACHED DAMASKS
62~inch All-linen
Damask. 49c.
72-inch Ali-linen
Damask. 75c.
72-inch All-linen
DamaSlt.ii9c.
72-inch All-linen
Damask. ".00.
72-inch All-linen
Damask. “.25
Bleached
Bleached
Table
Table
Table
Table
Bleached
Bleached
lllcnched Tulle
liLEACllED NAPKlNS.
All-linen Napkins. 89c doaen.
All-linen Napkins. Stir dosen.
All-linen Napkins, 8H9 doacn.
All- linen Napkins. SI. 35 dozen
All- linen Napkins. 81.75 dosen
coax;
lbw
114 Washington Street.
South N orwslk.
ity is disregarded.
RINGS!
Oonte'
Ladles'
Mlssos'
Childron's
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-
RINGS !
Diamond
Wedding
I H. 5 R000,
Jeweler and Optician,
The market is al-
ways full of low-priced goods. but buy-
ing “cheap" grain is not economy and
it’s mean to your animal.
Buv 0m Tim's Cum.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephone connection.
RINGS l
Opal
Ruby -
Emerald
Pearl
'Iso’f'.’
’ Washington Street.
. islties of performing horses. dogs. pig-
m “WALK. UNI
her- the Catholic
Club pool tourney 3n
Alhin Neuklrshaer ha! had his bar-I
her shop in Railroad avenue repainted.
“M-
«Mon' s and Boy I Golf Caps. O'Brien
The brass and iron foundries of The
Norwslk Lock Compeny will be clos-
ed next week
Mrs. August Rosttecher. of North
Main street, is suffering from an at-
tack of rheumatism.
~Hesd Cheese, 10c at Hayes's.
Hon. John H. Light will deliver an
address in the Unitarian Church. at
Chicopee. Mass. tomorrow,
._....._..a.._.
Au eleven pound daughter has been
born to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 0s-
born. of Ansonls, formerly of South
Norwalk.
—-Dellclolll Pure Candy. LI...
State Agent Giles D. Pot r, of the
State Board of Education. i in Nor-
walk today. looking up the records of
truant children.
At the regular meeting of the La-
mont Club. tomorrow. a large atten-
dance is expected. President Ferris
will address the club.
—Remember the entertainment of
the Central ubor Union at Music
Hall, Monday evening. November 20th
James H. Taylor. of Wilton, is crit-
ically ill at his home in Wilton. Mr.
Taylor is the father of Edward Tay-
lor, of Union aVenue. Norwslk.
——————+—
Miss Hattie Malkln entertained the
Helping Hand Circle of King‘s Daugh-
ters of the Norwalk Methodist Church.
at her home in Main street. last night.
~-—8pecial for Sat. and Mom: Genis'
Lot leo‘ and Children's Underwear and
H lery: Children's White Aprons.
290.: Best Dress Stays, 5c bunch: a
new line of sllkoilnes and Japanese
Draperies. 10c yd.: Best Prints. Mac.
yd. M. 8. Smith & Co.
A wagon load of cider apples driven
by John Brewster of Ridgelleld. broke
down In Wall street. this morning. It
was afternoon before the wreck was
cleared sway.
Horace R. Nash calls attention to the
fact that he is now sole proprietor of
the former establishment of Nash &
VanScoy. and respectfully solicits a
continuum e of the patronage of custo-
mt‘fll.
—Horse Clipping. L. M. Wright's.
Charles C. Ives. organist of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. or
Norwalk. will play the Grand Postal
March. by Powell. at the recital in the
Diariples' Church. Dsnbury. next Wed-
nesday evening.
.-_—'———
——l.adies' Alpines. at O'Brien's.
At the next meeting of the New Ca-
noon Women's Club. on Thursday.
November 30. Dotha Stone Pluneo will
lecture on The Fiction of Today. pre~
faced by an informal talk about Feder-
ations and what other clubs are do-
lug.
-—Pure Get. and cream. 6c cup, Lane's
The sclectmeu had Mrs. Ritter LIS-
charged from the Norwalk police head-
quarters. yesterday afternoon. She
had uieted down and it is believed she
will ow be all right for a time. it in
said that she is subject to periodical
attacks of insanity.
—Fowls. 10c lb., very choice. at Hay~
es‘s.
Now it is eggs that are going up. The
price of eggs is now greater than it
was at the corresponding time last
year and by Christmas they are likely
to be very high. Fresh Connecticut
eggs are scarcer.and dearer than west-
em or Delaware eggs.
——llrown and black Youman. O'Brien
The entertainment committee of
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanurn. will
hold an adjourned meeting next Mon.
day night. in the odice of Dr. W. L.
Weed. Washington street. for the pur-
pose of settling up the alfalrs connect—
ed with the recent presentations of the
Prince of Egypt.
——Do you need a pipe? If you do.
don‘t you get it unless you have seen
our large collection and you'll llnd
them the highest In quality. latest in
style and cheapest that you can buy
in town. We also keep very flue cl-
gars and tohcco. Leone & Castella-
no‘s barber shop. Hoyt's Theatre.
The Psyrsnl'fsmily. with their spec-
eons, etc.. which a year ago was at Ro-
ton Point. and has since been in Stam-
ford. Ieft yesterday to till a live
months‘ engagement. with lsrtinho
lnwsnd's Brasilian circus. which will
spend the winter on the West ladia
show route. The entire circus sailed
yesterday from Prentice's Stores.
Brooklyn. on the steamer "Origen."
bound for Jamaica.
—Dr. M. B. Roses, oculist. can be
consulted in the parlors ot the Ma-
haebemo Hotel. on between
the hours of l and 'I p. m. and daily
between 9 and l) s. in... l and 9
p. m.. at no lists street.
[yes examined and din-us treated.
An exchange thus tells of a game of
ball played many years ago. which will
be appreciated by all lovers of the na-
tional game: The devil was first coach-
t-r. He coached Eve when she stole
Irst. stole second. When Isaac
met at the well. she was walk-
ing with a pitcher. Sampson struck
out a good many times when he beat
the Phillstliies. Moses made his llrsl
run when he beat the Egyptians. Cain
made a hit when he killed Abel. Abra-
l to appeal to every one.
Wants everyone to attend his Great CI
of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Pantry
We aregoiug to close out this stock at’]
prlcesmarked on thestockm solowwearl
ed you will appreciate the fact. Remuober
of Dry Goods. at wholesale, are considtrdv
Thismakesthesalestill moreimportailt1
Earliest customers have the beat sclectloih.
No.50oxott. Building, NOW I '
. Lovers uof Fine A
PARTOU TS we ’ve placed on sale today. .
and titles are those taken from the most...
PAINTINGS mounted on heavy mate of : .
logs. with heavy glass protection, bound
lets ready to hang upon the walls. In variant
. Passepartouts
Are truly the must artistic. of wall decora
the makeup and from an artistic standpoint.’ ‘ .
We have ONE THO a“
different STUDIES OF ART to choose from}
senator. ATTENTION is called to our uuunanv talcum
which is complete in every detail.
ATTRACTIVE LINE CHILDREN'S TAMS.
Full assortment of STAMPING PATTERNS ll‘ld “BMIDIRY m ‘I
TERIALS.
Tillotson 8' Mills, ..
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk. Colin:
uni-Bun cLu u. “
Tim is non Styli to i Stein liloili Rudy- blur fill or
broccoli than than is to most Cation Ilill Milli, ill
the pilot is lull slut you tailor voila chirp. '
25 doz. Boys' Sailor CollarS weaters. $1. 25 quality;
we bought them cheap and give you the benefit. .
Price ..n59¢~
Have you seen the new Mulder? We have a large 5W .
assortment to select from. at..................50c f
Willis H. Selleck,
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIBR. .
50 Wall street, Norwalk, Conn.
Holiday Photographs
x
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
IEIEST STYLES II IODERI PORTRII'fllRI.
The Children' a Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o ’.clock
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
All Trolley Llnes E M. JACKSON, /
Pm the Door.
Photographer,
53 Wall Street. lerwalk. Cons.
“M the Model Broom.
Retailing Butter at less than
present wholesale cost.
Creamery Butter, 2501b.
Making a good ready for Thanksgiving.
Watch for my ad. next week.
Everything first quality and moderate prices.
Slovenia Dibble.
0p. lerwaik llotel.
When trying to read and saw
these long "spin”, it "
apparent that the eyes
tn help to relieve the
and that tired feeling
Norwalk Chronicler