dithered by Sentinel Reporters. Notice to Advertisers. Sentinel advertisers. who desire change of advertisement. must have the copy for the change in the edicts by : o’el ,.p m. on the day before the change advertieenwnt will appear. Nero-her Tides. Newcomer tides st Wilson's Point, Conn. compiled from U. 8. Coast Sur- vey tables: 8: 68pm 6.8“. 2: 53pm. -—llif RANGE 08' TIDES. Spring. 8.4 ft.; av., 7.2 ft; seen, 5.9 ft. ..eigniiles plus: -— signifies minus. WEATHER REPORT. Forecast for this vicinity-4‘s” to— night and Tuesday; cooler tonight. Weather notes—Two decided low pressure areas appear this morning. one in the southwest and the other in the extreme northwest. The area in the southwest is accompanied by quit: heavy 'precipitntlon. An area of high pressure is central over the lake region. Pleasant weather prevails from upper Mississippi valley eastward to the coast. No low temper- atures reported. i I Simeon Cunningham. of Danbury spent Sunday in South Norwalk. we... The annual ball of Company D will be held the latter part of December. iMl‘S. Katherine White Evers will tell fortunes at supper. Cong. Chapel Wednesday evening. Robins' Brothers are to build a bone . on their property in Seymour street. A. J. Clark. of New Milford. is vii» iting his son. William A. Clark. Ul Eimwood avenue. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wll~ liam C. Jessup. of Main street, Nor walk. this morning. John O'Hara. of Bridgport. was lb guest of his brother. James. at th Mahackemo Hotel. Sunday. Miss Lena Williams. of New You; city. is spending the week with friend. in Norwalk and South Norwalk. The class of 1900. South Norwal‘. High School, will hold a fair Thursday; end Friday nights. December 7th an‘ 8th. -—Ther,e'will be fancy artistic uni Southern Coke Walkers at Music Hall Tuesday evening. Thomas I". Watch went to Walling- ford today to attrrnd the drawing oi prizes of the Young Men's T. A. B. So— ciety. Conductor C. F. Comstock. of Dan- bury and Norwalk Division. of tar Cdnsolldated Railroad. is taking t week's vacation. Old Well Lodge. No. 108. r‘. and A. 111.. will hold a stated convocation to. morrow night. The Second degree will be. conferred. Mayor E. J. Topper. of Stamford. the district deputy. will bi present. The coming of winter Weather natur- nlly leads to inquiries about overcoat; and warm winter clothing. All you. needs can be satisfactorily supplied by Francis & Co.. who this season on showing a large and stylish assmt ment of goods. A large banner. announcing thn mue- ial festival on January I and 2. at tin Norwellt Armory. when the Creation and Rebekah will be sung. has beer t letters are so large and hold that they cannot fail to attract attention ____,. Constant arrival of our goods at W. ‘mu Above Above or LW. below 'L.W cord street, have returned home [run mu H. 1’, Mark, L. T. um; a two weeks' visit with relatives in so. mason. jingle 3:85.111. jig: New Jersey \_., 1.2.. . .l.m. . ‘21, 3252,: 7,0}: 7,432,113, 0,2“, D. J. Sheeben. of Washington, D. (1.. 1,349“, 7, 1;, 3,149,111, .42“, who has been seriously ill of typhoid ‘22. 2.08am. 6 ft. 8.33m. 0.5m fever. is able to be out for a short 2.18pm 6.9ft. 8.5:p.m. ago. vflint: each day. . . .m 8.6f 9.2 out. 0. ft. 2‘3 32:25:13, 55:: 9,429,“), 0,5“, Lafayette Suites. of Broad River 24. 3.44e.m. 6.5m 10.14am. Left. was bitten 0n the thumb by a pet dos 3,509”, 3,2“, 10.25pm. 0,7“, owned by Louis Ambler ,of Wilton 26. 4.34am. 6.3g. 11.06am. ‘ 1.;ft 0‘16 day last week. ‘ 4.42 .m. 6. . 11.10 .m. 0. ft. to. satin. 6Aft.11.64:.m. 1.1a. Howard A. Tilly and William C. 5,37p,m, 5,1“, 11,549,“), 0,9“ Thomas have returned from a week‘s 21. 5,155,331, 551:, hunting trip to Baptam Lake. They 6.32pm 5.9ft. 12.42pm. 1.0fi. “0011 great success. :8. 7.03am. 6.8“.” 12.38am. 0.9ft W 7,24p,m 3.11;, 1,279,111, 0,7“, Mrs. John M. Parker, who has been 29. 7.47am 7.1ft. 1.22a.m. 0.7ft. ‘1 Hill's! Of Mrs W A Benedict. oi 8.12pm. 6.4.ft 2..10p in. Main street. Norwaik. has retuined to so. 830a 111 mm 206mm. her home in Dnnbury. hung on the front of the building. inc ‘ Fred Austin. finmueemchcup. lane'- ‘ S. Itomvant'e, enables the store to new i new and attractive dress ev- rlr. Waits lost 1» 4% Foucault) with I force of men. kins improvements on wilted svesuo ammo \Hsroid olecdeulns. Nervous. has returned home from hie Washington trip. ~ f women- Pure (Judy. Lane. I om: Squires. of Grove street. and Charles Tonnes. of Clay street, spent Sunday on Long Island. Special Odieer 8. V. .D. Parker-3h“ been on duty for Other Morehouse who has been‘ on the sick-list. ' a. Ford Beeley. of Fitchburg, Mass. was in town, Saturday. calling on old Ifriends. He is still in the bicycle bus- near Manuel ’1'. Hatch. the grain dealer. is out with a line pair of Clydesdale horszs, recently purchased. and a new true . [Feces Haymakere' Association, No. 26%.. Improved Order of Red Men, will hold its regular meeting tonight invited Men's Hall. ——Don‘t fall to see the Competl tion Cake Walk bet. Bridgeport one South Norwnlk Cake Walkers. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wheeler. of Con —-'Take slipper with the Bachelors at First Cong. Chapel. Wednesday eve. One of the wheels of Mrs. Agnes Pilrks' bicycle was wrecked on Main street. Norwalk. Saturday. by a drivur who backed his wagon into it. The entertainment committee of Sherman Council. Royal Arcunum, will hold a meeting tonight in the office or Dr. W. 1.. Weed. Washington street. Chief of Police Bradley was called to Hoyt street. Saturday evening. to quell a disturbance. When the chief arrived the disputants had vanished. ~Horee Clipping. L. hi. Wright's. A cargo of 30.000 granite cuevlng blocks has arrived from Maine. and as sand has been procured in South Norwaik. work was resumed in North Water street Saturday. An accident to the organ in the Smith Norwalk Congregational Church. yesterday morning. necessita— ted using a piano at both the Episcopal and Congregational services. —— ‘ i. ills Howard is visiting at the homc of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1111!!!" Howard. Washington street. He has Gaynor, as assistant engineer. —Rev. Dew. Telmndge Von Dorm will deliver the first of his series oi ten lectures at the Central Club tomor— row evenlng. Subject, The Origin of a Soul. Many horse-owners are indifferent .is it; the Quality of grain they feed their animals. This is a matter of as much importance as the quality or food you eat. Buy oats that's clean 0| Manuel T. Hatch. The literature class of the Business Woman's Club will be taught by Mrs. L. M. Phlnney. next Tuesday evening. at 8, at the club-room in the [failed flank Building. This class is free to all members of the club. Congressman Hill. of Norwalk. will lecture inthe City Hall. at Torring- ton. Tuesday evening. tinder the sus— pice-e of the i‘orrington High School. His subject will be Reminiscencce of a Summer Vacation on the Pacific Coast and in Alaska. .— I—Give children Lane’s Ice Cream. General Russell Frost and the mem- bcrs of the Brigade Staif will be in New London. tonight. to inspect the field. staff and non-co-mIsSiont-d etsif. Companies A. D. and l. and the. Third Sci-tion Signal Corps and Third Section Machine Gun Battery. The case of the citizens of Wes‘ipon against David 8. Bradley. over the ownership of Comps Beach. is sched- uled for trial in the Superior Court. at Bridgeport this week. Nortvalk poo pie who have heretofore enioycd th privileges of the bench will watch the outcome with interest. ~Harry leopold. of Norwalk. is conducting the barber shop in Wood- ward avenue formerly conducted by The Lighthouse Board has issued a notice that on Tuesday a listed lantern ii ht was established about three and nee-sixteenth miles north~ nothlszxwllibpm 2m- ”'0 secured a position on the tug John i”. a m: , J ACRE/1‘8 OMFO 0R1 You'll do vie ii ounce of eel brought to bear on theta best value has been brought you with us? of our store news Ptble week is warm winter wearables. ,UNDER’WEAB. BLA N K F [‘8 llcwitlts windu to read every better to come in and investigate the values; best to BUY that’ e where the economy comes in. Every ling enth usiaem Every item interests somebod We’ re ready for a week of memorable trading. NOW LET PRICES TALK. on Thanksgiving Linéne no of the news; you’ll do you ’11 do it that we possess has been Spadlalf departments, every to that ore. y. , It may be you Are A, CAPE CLIMAX. It pays us pretty well to none ‘round in cloak matters. especially just at this time. We often run up against a. sur— prise thatsomewhat startled our ideas of values. There's cape economy in this store at this time that will tempt you if you've got it cape to buy this mason. Ladies’ Black Bouclc Cloth Capes. fur trimmed. 84.49. Ladies' Black Bouclc Cloth Capes. beer for trimmed. satin lined. 87.98. Ladies' Black Melton Cloth Cape. satin lined. braid trimmed. 87.98. ladles‘ Golf Capes. shawl patterns. large line of colorings, special. $8.98, FAMQI’S JACK ET NEWS. With weather right. with goods right. with prices lower than you've ever seen for such stylish mints. our gar- ment room should be iiirongeil with pleased purchasers. Ladies Black Hersey Jackets. glori‘i silk lined velvet collar. 37 98 Ludles' Black Cheviot Jacket satin lined. strapped scams. 88. 98. Ladies' Melton Cloth Jacket. satin lined, extra value..39.98. Ladics‘ Melton Cloth Jackets. in black and tan, satin lined. highly tel-é lored. $10.98. WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR- And time for it to. We. shall maid this an underwear occasion of such importance that you can ill afford to, pass it by. Good, clean, honest. dc- pendeble lots these. Pleasure to buy them. pleasure to wear them. knowlni'. 3 that they are in every way right. ' WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. Women's fleece lined Vests and . Pants. 19c. Women's ribbed fleece lined Vests and Pants in grey or white 25c. Women' a fine white wool Underwear. . bound with silk 75c. Women's all wool white and scarlet Vests and Pants. 98c MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Men's heavy fleece lined Shirts s Drawers. 39c. : your entire satisfaction. Thus: ndi Men's heavy natural wool and cam- el's hnlr Underwear. shirts with pearl buttons, all sizes, 49c. Men’ s camel’s heir wool Underwear extra well made. double gusset drsw- ' era. 75¢. Men a line all wool natural and cam- cl 5 hair Shirts and Drawers, peer? buttons on both garments. nicely iln- iehed. $1.50 quality for 81.25. conrouflam»: contours. Bales of them. and better values never crossed our counters. You'll any so when you seedhem. 5 Dark Furniture Calico Comfortable: 9i. Silkoline Figured Comfortablee. till ed with white cotton 89c. Fancy Silkoline Comfortnbiee. chees cloth bucks. white cotton filled, 81.25 Fancy Figured Sateen Comfortables good quality; white cotton tilled, $1.49 Plain Sateen Comfortables. old gold blue or pink lined. extra white cotter filled. 81.98. CONCERNING BLANKETS. We've got four or live lots of blau km.» to tell you about—100d blanketi with "real" wool in them. Blanketi that will give years of honest wear' blankets with warmth in them. Who; you buy such bed-covering you feel that you're making a good investment 11-4 (lrey Dome-t Blankets. extra hea vy. at one pair. ”-4 While Wool Blanketsred or blur borders. special. $1.130 pair. 114 While Wool lluukcts. red. llllli or pink borders, cxtru quality for 82.3: pair. “-4 while all-wool Blankets. in blue red or pink borders. $3.75 pair. _—_..‘.t—_————-—- LINENS I-‘Oif THANKSGIVING. Many a thrifty womam'i‘s contem plating the purchase of a inblc-clotl or two or a dozen napkins so that when the family gather at the great annual least they will find the Milli nnpcry in spirit. span shape. Thi: store will supply your linen wants it BLEACHED DAMASKS. Bleached Bleached Bleached Bleached Bleached 62-inch All-linen Damask. 49c. . 72-inch All-linen Damask. 75c. . 72inch Ali-linen :Dnmnsk.89c. ' 72-inch All-linen Damask. $1.00. 72-inch All-linen Damask. 31.25. Table lel( Tublt Table Tnb‘.‘ BLEACHED NAPKINS. if; Ail-linen Napkins. 89c dozen. ii; All-linen Napkins. 98c dozen. ‘li. Ail-linen Napkins, 81.19 dozen. 34“, Ail'llnen Napkins. $1.35 dozen. l =34 All-linen Napkins. 81.75 dozen. 1AM 114 Washington Street, ' South Not-walk. vide food for his animal food you eat. Buy Oats thdt's clean or telephone. \ \ RINGS ! Oontn’ Lndios’ Min-03' children’- Woddin No man wortliytbe name would refuse to pro- and indifierent as to the quality. The quality of the grain you feed to your ani-_ mals is‘as important as the good quality of the Manuel '1'. Hatch. I am near-just as far as the nearest letter-box Diamond .‘ s. V'ROOD, . \ s, but many are careless O ' «1—. GS ! RINGS l Opal Ruby tenor-id 3 Panel “gummy l) is Will a basket M Our hrothm' lodge. i. O. O. F‘. will meet this evening. The City Council Norwelk will hold a session this hilt? .IU'III'W The basket hell team of Company D will be formally organised this even- lng. i—u-n—d-a—u— -‘-At the supper til the 1st Cong. Church Wednesday evo, A. J. Meeker and E. 0. Keeler have ch of Be it- eior'e Hail Rudolph WI ek will pl y e Vantaieie and Mazurka. Cashier Henry P. Price, of the Nat- mnl Bank of Norwnllt. is in New York sy. lilies Alice Towns. of Broad. River. has returned home from a visit in the Catskills. Ward Gregory, of Norwsik, was home over Sunday from his studies in New York. Raymond Brothers‘ are discharging a cargo of sand from the schooner lobn Knapp. Governor and Mrs. Lounsbury are visiting Comptroller Grunt at his En ileld home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Nita ton. have been visiting wit Norwalk friends. of Bos- South J. A. Pinneo, of New York guest at the residence of J. (l. ory. over Sunday. was a Greg— i -—We make our Candy. Lsne.’ Frank I’. Hayes in now employed in the news store of his brother. John T. Hayes. of Norwalk. Rev. and Mrs. Warren 1.. Atherton. if West Woodstock, are guests of Mrs. Ryder. of Lynes place. Judge H. W. Gregory and wife and llarence F'. Osborne and wife. of Nor~ milk. are "spending a few days in Chi- ago. The ladies interested in the proposed it. Mary's bazaar held a meeting in ’be church at the close of the veepers vervice. yetserdny. The Connecticut Lighting and Pow- ~r Company has donated “00 to the Norwulk Golf Club to be used in such 1 manner as the club shall deem best Germ-dun and Odema Adams enter- tained friends at their home in Acad- emy street. Friday night. Refresh. ncnts ware served and a ,iolly evening apcnl. ' it is announced that Prrsiilent [laid- win. of the Long island Railroad. is a candidate for the vice presidency of the New York. New Haven and Hart- ford Railroad. —-stenm Carpet Cleaning st Luther \i. Wrights. Ex~Governor Cooke has been select- ed moderator for the General Confer- ence. of Congregational churches of the, state. which begins in the Park Church. Hartford. Tuesday. The annual roll-call of the Norwalk Congregational Church will be held Thursday evening. with religious ser- vices in the church at 7:45. followed by refreshments and a social hour. Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith this morning received the governor's Thanksgiving proclamations from the tecretary of state. He will send them to the local clergymen this week. The Bachelor's Club has engaged the suite of rooms in the Lauder Block at the corner of South Main and Washington streets. and will move there next month. after entirely refur- nishing them. Justus W. Barthel has completed ar- uangemenie for the opening of the ban- ket ball season in Stamford. tomorrow evening. in the. Town mill. The event will be an exhibition game with Com- pany P team of Norwalk. ~Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's. The new Church of the Assumption. at Westpori. is fast approaching com- pletion. The brickwork of the north .tower is completed. and the principal tower. at the corner of Riverside and Burr avenues. is steadily going higher. The slstlng is also going along nicely. The meeting of the Y. W. C. T. 13.. which was to have been held tomorrow evening will be postponed until Wed- nesday evening and held with Mrs. G. F. Waters. 17 Day street. at 7. 45. A full attendance is requested as busi- ness of importance must be transacted. —.—-———-———- There will be a meeting of the Wm men's Auxiliary of the Y. N. C. A. at the rooms. 2 Elisabeth street tomorrow at 3:30 p. in. All ladies interested in the work are invited to be present Reports will be given of the New Ha- ven Meeting. and special music is ex- peeled. -Dr. l. a. noun. oculiet, can be consulted in the parlor-of the lie- heekento Hotel, on Tuesdays, between thehosreof!nnd7p.tn.nddsily between tend no. to., C and 8 planet!” StatestreeLBridgeport. lgeeenminednnddieeueetrented. Some very successful and interesting services were. held at the Salvation Army. yesterday. The 10 o'clock holl- uese meeting continues to be more and more a time of blessing and of power One young man professed can at the afternoon meeting. The bore and friends of the local corps are looking forward with great faith for the meeting that Brigadier Scott. the new divisional ulcer. is to conduct on Wednesday night. of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Policy I prleeemorkedoutheetockereeolowwe edyouwlllappreeiatetbefact. Remember , ofDryGoods, atwholuale, nreconeidmbl Thiemskeetheenlesfillmoreimportaut, Earliest customers havethebeeteelectio’ne. No. a Gazett- Bullding, Norwn Lovers of Fine A’ Cannot help but appreciate the collections! PARTOUTS we 've placed on sale today. Th and titles are those taken from the most F PAINTINGS, mounted on heavy mats of soy ' ings. with heavy glass protection, bound edges lets ready to hang upon the walls. In various prices, regular 100, 12ic, 15c.19c, 35c and .. Passepartonts f Are truly the mast artistic of wall decoratibni the makeup and from an artistic standpoint. T155 to appeal to every one. We have ONE TH“ diiierent STUDIES OF ART to choose from. ”i SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to our MILLINERY DE? which is complete in every detail. ATTRACTIVE LINE CHILDREN' 8 TAMS. Full assortment of STAMPING PATTERNS and “MID” "b TERIALS. Tillotson 8- Miljlé 86 Washington Street. S'l‘lllli- BLOGH 0L0'l‘ There is more Style to e iiiit- Bloch Rudy-toilet Jill: it brand that than is to most Cation lilo (him, til the price is tall Ilul you tailor mid chute. " ‘ 25 tion. Boys’ Sailor Collar Sweaters. $1.25 quality; we bought them cheap and give you the benefit. Prlce it"s-osneneoolie-InIto...IODOIODIIIW‘CF“;;‘ Have you seen the new Muffler. 9 We have a large assortment to select from. at. . . . .. .503‘ Willis H. Selleck, UP-TO-DA’I'B CLOTHIER. 50 Wall street, Norwalk,VConn. Sittings for Christmas work should be made as soon as possible. IEIEST STYLES ll IODERI PORTRII‘I'IIRI. The Children’ 8 Studio of the Twin Cities. No sittings made after four o’clock. Cloudy days as good as clear ones. Amy E. M. JACKSON Photographer, 53 Well Street, Ion-elk. Gone. Fit the Model Stiletto. 3:: Retailing Butter at less than present wholesale cost. Creamery Butter, 2501i. Making a good ready for Thanksgiving. Watch for my ad. next week. Everything first quality and moderate prices. Slovene 'Dtblht. Up. Home": liotei, Whentryiultoresdnndefi. theeelong evenings, um
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