HERE All] HEHEABAlll
liellv less of the Twin Cities
batteredbrw Sentinel Reporters.
delicate. Advertiserl.
. dentin! «vernal-1.11m desire
' change of advertisement. must have
‘, tbeeopyfortbe‘c heintbsonlceby
2 o'clock. m. on eday before the
changed a vsrtisetnentwiil appear.
levenber Tides.
November 'tidnl at‘Wiison'l Point,
‘ Conn.. compiled from U. 8. Coast Sur-
vey tables:
Above Above or
L.W. below L.W
Date 8. '1‘. Mark. L. ’1‘. Mark.
31. 0.15am. can.
, f 0.32pm. 5.9“.12.429.ln. MD.
88. 7.03am. 0.8fL’12.38a.m. 0.9“.
7.34pm. MAL 1.27pm. Mft.
20. 7.i7a.1u. 7. ft. 1.22am. 0.7ft.
‘ 8.12pm. Mil. 2.10pm. 0.3ft.
80, 8.30am. 7.5ft. B.08n.m. 0.5ft.
8:68pm. 0.8ft. 2:53pm. -—0.lft.
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 ft.; av.. 7.2 ft.; mean, 5.9 ft. ‘
..signiiles plus; - signifies minus.
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for this vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and possibly hurries of
snow; fair Tuesday.
Weather notes—High pressure is
central over Colorado. with low pres-
sure over the lake region and along
the Atlantic coast. Light scatter all
showers were reported from Gulf states
and Atlantic. states.
Temperatures are from 20 to 30 de-
grees from Colorado to the Mississippi
river and from 30 to 40 degrees from
Mississippi river to the coast north of
Tennessee and North Carolina.
Catholic [Anion Council. K. of C.. will
hold a meeting tonight.
, ~Bl1y your Thanksgiving Turkey at
the Public Mkt. where you will get :1
guarantee with every bird.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry R. Bulkley. of Gerard Place
Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer of Nor
walk. will visit Florida after the holi-
days.
The annual meeting of the Norwall
Hibernians will be held Thursday. De-
cember 7..
Miss Emma Warner. of Ileldcn ave-
nue, entertained a party of friends i-‘ri-
day evening.
~Cnnned Putnpkln. 3 cans for 251'
F. D. Lawton I: Co.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of blue stone and cement from
the schooner Jane and Mary.
The new athletic club at Norwallt
will meet this evening and adopt the
name Olympia Athletic Club.
Louis Vonflal has had a large addi
tion erected on the roar of his real»
dcnce on Hoton Hill. Control-tor H
W. Mather did the work.
~Turkcys. Turkeys. Turkeys. 3.00
lbs. of native and western turkeys t
select from at 80. Norwalk Public Mkt
32 S. Main street. We cordially invifv
you to examine our goods before buy—
ing elsewhere. a,
Miss Mary Miller has returned to bet
home in Cannon. having been unabh
to continue her musical course at chr’
lln College. owing-to ill health.
The ('rofui & Knapp Company' s fac-
tory is closed down for the chk dur-
ing which time inventory will be tak-
en and some machinery repaired.
Superintendent Kendall of New lia-
ven. will address the Norwalk teachers
tomorrow afternoon at 1!: 45. in the
Franklin School. on the subject. Eng-
lish in the Elementary Schools.
—Give children Lane's lce Cream.
As a Thanksgiving gift. The P. J.
Lynch Company will give a handsome
box of mixed candy free to all purch-
asers of teas and coffees. They door
a MAP and well selected stock of groc-
mics.
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The Slow Furniture Company has
settled the attachment placed upon its
store. in South Main utrwt. by (l. E.
Wilson. for the F‘lavl‘ous Clark estate.
And Janus Till-chard. the. purchaser of
the goods is moving them to iraricn.
The nextbaskct ball game in rchcd
ukd to be played Bl the NOi'WAtlll Arm
orv. Thanksgiving afternoon. at 3:15
with the Denbury Y. M. C. A A large
delegation of basket ball enthusiasts
will accompany the team to Norwnik
—Horse Clipping. L. M. Wright's.
Brown's Bullpen College football
ten'ln has two games booked for
Thanksgiving day. in the forenoon
the club will play the Young lion's
Christian Association. Jr.‘ a. of Bridge-
port. on the Baxter Almonds. and in
maturation they will play the Chess.
Mar ”swam Clubs team. of
‘ ready for theAharvcstlng of ice.
. programme.
Joeepk’sl
share“? “Alana is at John ll
final wharf with a load of bitumin-
MI I
lln. Newton G. Graves. at The Dr-
in... Nut 1.. “Attila guest of friends in
douthN Norwai
Mr. and M ianrkin. of Cross
street. South orwallt. are visiting rel-
etivee in Dan
“em
Joseph Hylsnd. o1 Bothel. and Dan-
lei W at lhnbnry. opent Sunday
in south Nonsl
~Weisbrit is making up a quantity
of sweet cider. especially for the
Thanksgiving trade. Gail early at the
mill. 74 Taylor avenue.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwnlk Board of Councilmen will be
held tonight at 8 o'clock.
.Brower & Worden have purchased
abig truck horse formerly used by the
New York lire department.
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George Tansy. formerly of Henry
Tilly's carriage shop. has taken a posi~
tion with -W. 8. Startevant.
Selectman Frank H. Merrill is get»
ting his big ice house at Broad River
-We make our Candy. Lane.
Miss Frederica Beard. of New Hav-
en. in the guest of her brother. Rev. 0.
ll. Beard. of Golden Hill street.
Mrs. George W. Selleck. of Merwin
street. is a guest 0! her daughter. Miss
Alice Selleck. in New York city.
The Helping hand Circle of King's
Daughters will meet with Miss Hattie
Roscoe. of Westport avenue. Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Edward M. Lockwood is enter-
taining the Monday Afternoon Whist
Club at her East avenue home. this
afternoon.
—-Gold Medal Flour. at 84.10 bbl.: lilo
lbs. weight Granulated Sugar. 85.03.
Roodber's. Cedar street. Tel. Nib-4.
Frederick Decker. James O'Brien and
H. Kelly. of South Norwnlk. attendcd
the reception of Merrill's Business Col»
legs, in Stamford. Friday night.
Douglas l-‘owlcr Posi. G. A. it. will
have a supper in Grand Army Hall.
South Main atrcct. tonight. which will
be followed by a musical and literary
St. Joheph's Total Abstinence ilocico
ty has awarded to Clapham & Butler
the contract to wire Music Hall for el-
ectric lights. Work will be commenc—
ed at once.
A requiem high mass for the repose
of the soul of William Callahan. who
won buried, yesterday. will be held in
St. Joseph's Church. tomorrow morn-
ing at Al o'clock.
Mrs. George llurr. formerly of Nov-
walk. died at St. Luke's hospital. New
York, yesterday. after an operation for
cancer. The remains will be brought
to Norwalk for burial.
_..——
On account of Thanksgiving. the
prayer service in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will be united with
the class meeting on Tuesday night.
All members are requested to be pres-
ent.
Gcorgc ll. hrummnn. of llrancu-
villc. the well-known manufacturer of
im- tools. was in town today. lie re-
ports a very prosperous business at
his works.
David E. Hughes. of Attorney John
ll. Light's oilicc. Willlf‘tiiwil the Yale-
Princeton game at Now Haven. Satur-
day. While there he paid a visit to
Captain Howard .l. Bloomer who is
studying at Yale.
——Of interest to cvery economical
housewife we wish to say this being
our first holiday with you. we intend
showing the largest and flncst assort-
ment of Poultry over before cxhibitcd
in The Norwalks. Meeting all compo-
titlon and selling lower than the low-
est. Public Mkt.. 32 So Main atrcct.
The divorce case of Mrs. Mary J.
Council. of New York. vs. James .A.
Council. of Ridgcfleld. is set down for
trial in the Superior Court. Thursday.
December 7. Both parties formerly
lived in lsaacs place. Nor-walk.
-——Mixcd Nuts 2 lbs. for 25c. l-‘. D.
Lawton l: Co.
Joseph W. Penneil. of Brooksidc. has
invited The Jennings Club. of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
to be his [1in tomorrow night. The
members of the club and their invited
guests will go over in a carrysll. leav-
ing the church at 7:30 o'clock.
Our Brothers' Lodge. A. 0. 0. l-‘.. will
have a roll’caii. this evening. Hon. E.
J. Hill will tell of his Pacific coast
trip. Refreshments: will be served.
Members are earnestly requested to be
present. and if impossible to come. to
write a letter so that all may be ac-
counted for.
Several Norwsik persons who lcll
New York on the .139 accommodation
Saturday evening. expecting to reach
Nomlkat 11:15. did not arrive until
shortly before midnight. and then
walked home, there being no trolley
arm-mthwn.1'heaextcar
wesnotdnei’or hallnboar.sndlt
Mounting?
on drawers. special. 39c.
Facts in the Shape Of
chaser.
tangible and easy to lie to.
lowing items that will greatly 1
of your dollars.
Are the strongési arguments for the prospective pur-
Thercs something definite about them.
We present you with some facts and figules in the fol-
You'll do well to note them.
easieriosave money in this way than it is to earn it.
Figures
They' 1e
Approve the purchasing power
its much
Alister um lie-e.
This means another week’of lively
trading. These special lots are limit-
ed. and—well try to be among the
first.
Women's Underwear. .-
Women's Jersey ribbed vests and
pants, good value at 20c. Special 190..
Women’ a heavy Jersey ribbed white
or grey vests and pants. 25c
Fine quality heavy ribbed vents and .
pants. long and short sleeve vests. all
sites. We
Women’ s superfine white wool vents
and pants, 75c
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Men's Underwear.
Men s heavy fleece shirts and draw.
era. nicely made. with pearl buttons
Menu; natural wool and camel hairi
shirts and drawers. well made. draw.
era with taped seams. shirts bound;
with silk. 49c. .1
Men' 11 camel hair abuts. extra A
heavy. drawers to match. 15c
Men' 11 all wool camel hair shirts and ’
drawers. 81. 25.
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BrnveBieIket News.
You‘ll wonder how it is possible to
sell such good blankets at such little.
prices. but here are the tangible facts;
suppose you investigate them:
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ll -4 white Wool Blankets in 1'ch
and biuc borders, worth 82. 50 at $1.89. A
11- A white Wool Blankets worth
83.50 at $2.50. ‘
iA-i grey Wool lilaukcfs, worth;
$4.01) at 83.00.
”—4 white Blankets. 80 per
wool, worth $5.00 at $3.75.
ill-«i white Blankets, 85
wool, “.50 at $5.00 pair.
centi
per cent I
. we're buying on
'and seal Brou'n. ailk lined. box front.
The Ild film: Section.
1 ing
:add reputation to the store.
Tsilk stitched backs. new shades. 79c.
,Muce Glove. We are importers of this
ffllovc. which is sold extensively in
”reflect skins.
«Attic pair.
'(lloves. guaranteed. $1.49.
fPlihy returnees.
‘.in all stills. of. 471‘.
follil‘tll. 491'.
j l'ndcruhirts. 49c.
? from The to 83.98.
Convincing (their Facts.
There's consternation among the
garment makers. A backward meson
leave: them with big stocks. Unload-
iugtnctica have begun. As usual
the breaks. This
means rare money saving for those
who are watching.
ladiea‘ rough cloth Jacket in Black
“.98.
Ladies' Black Kcrscy Jacket, boa
front. itallan cloth lined. 5.98.
iAdlea' Black Me
front. satin lined.
Jacket. box
lodics' Me! t. in Black
light Navy . 1 rows stitching.
Gloria lln
invites you with some strong items.
We're doing some solid business build-
in this important department.
Such offerings as the following will
Ladies‘ Kid Gloves. "The Orleans.”
Ladics' two clasp celebrated Hislop
our other stores. They are made from
Ev 1- 1y pblr warranted.
Ladies three button Suede Dupery
Concerning special under-priced
{iota Your dollars are givcu great pilr-
chasing powcr hcrc.
Men's Outing l‘hlnncl Night Shirts
Ladics’ llcuvy Knitted Wool Tinder-
l.z1dica' Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined
A full line Ladics‘ Drcssing Sacuucs.
OAXW ~
114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
No man worthy the no
and indifferent as to the
food you eat.
Buy Oats that’s clean.
Manue
I am near—just as far
or telephone.
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vide food for his animals, but many are careless
The quality of the grain you feed to your ani-
, male is as important as.
\
me would refuse to pro-
quality.
the good quality of the
l T. Hatch.
as the nearest letter-box
waseeauofwaikorhsgsboatthe
mutton-em
18 ”UTA! MAIN m.
rrmfi'cxulmrmu
invirumc.utnl and any other sounds of
cranium-lion of !“fllllill of which a ncc-'
H. D. HOOD. Jeweler and Optician,
. of tin-New (iratuophore
Monday lweuing. *‘
Nov. 27th. ‘1
from Al to 0 o 'cldck.
iluidcs mll luy. llu- (Ammopbone
urmluccu oil 1 minor music. vmai and
wary mun! has been Aalteu.
' .wmhb 11am. do omu'ut mm ‘
m. in units sick.
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~Plentym Peanuts in Brittle at lane's
Miss Albina lleprlee. of Waterbury,
is a guest of Miss Minnie Henry, oi
Menard street.
«Mixed Nuts. 2 lbs. for ”c. I". D.
Lawton & Co.
Mseter William 3. and 1111. 11am v.
Jackson. of 18 Clay street. spent flun-
day in Stamford.
-—8.000 lbs. of Poultry, at Public
Mitt. South Norwalk.
Wilbur AP. Youngs. of Philadelphia.
”.1? Sunday with relatives in Nor-
we
‘ George 'A. Bradley. of 22 " Union
street. is confined'to the house with a
severe attack of sciatic rheumatism. ‘
Miss Irma Dibble. of the Metropoli-
tan Lilo insurance Compan pram onlee,
:peslt Sunday with friends
or ',
-—Mlxed Nuts 2 lbs. for Me. P. D
Lawton & Co.
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The chorus of the Lamont Club will
hold a rehearsal in the lecture room
of the South Norwsllt Congregational
Church this evening.
Michael Shandy in consulting with
the authorities today relative to plac-
Ing in restraint a demented woman
residing at Winnipauk.
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in the Catholic Club pool and bil-
liard tourney. last evening, ’J. Duffy.
so. defeated Thomas Hunt. 40. at bil-
linrds by a score of 60 to 27.
Governor ibunabury‘s Thanksgiving
Proclamation wan read in the churches
yesterday. He ylll write. one more
Thanksgiving proclamation before his
retirement.
“At Grace Church. last evening, Rev.
.A. McClure Bellows preached an inter-
esting sermon uponAiethodism. paying
of the church.
~3.000 lbs. of Poultry.
Milt. South Norwaik.
at Public
A business is largely Judged by its
printed matter. it costs very little to
have your printing done in good form
by C. Bards. who is located in The Son—
tinel building.
’l‘he l'nlvcrsal forld chopper chops
all kinds of food into clean cut uniform
pieces. as fine or as course as wanted.
Comatocll. Watkins & Dow are the ag-
ents in South Norwalk.
‘Dl'
MCanm-d Pumpkin. 3. cans for .o‘t
l”. I). Lawton & (lo.
if you want to see a fine display of
Thanksgiving eutablea. including all
the novelties of the season. you should
call at Charles E. Seymour‘s grocery
store. it will surprise you to see what
is in the market for this festive occa-
siou.
Ofllcer Thomas Hunt notified resi-
dents on Main street. Norwalk. yester-
day. to desist throwing ashes into the
river. Complaint was made by pedes-
trians crossing the Wall street bridge
who have been covered by flying ash—
es.
The Model Grocer-y's Thanksgiving
announcement will interest house-
wives. Among the things South Nor.
waik~people should be thankful for is
that they have such a gnu-cry store as
Mr. Dibble's. where fresh seasonablc
goods may always be found.
-Bicycles stored and enameled at L.
M. Wright's.
Attorney~ John Keogh. of South Nor.
walk. will be in Ridge-field. Tuesday for
the trouser-lion of legal business. it is
Mr. Keogh's intention to come here
weekly. He has the rcputation of be—
ing a very bright and taitful attorney.
wltidgeficld Press.
-—Pnre Cot. and cream. 5c _cup. me‘ I
W. 8. Sturteiant‘s big store will be
closed all Thanksgiving. in the mean.
time he will have a special sale of cub
levy. the import samples of one of the
largest New York houses in this line.
They are first quality goods. and will
be offered for less than half price.
Manager Giffin. of Comstock Broth-
crs‘ South Norwalk store. would be
pleased to have you call and see what
he is offering for the fall and winter
season in clothing. lie mentions a few
Thanksgiving prices in a new adver-
tisement today. The firm carries a
large stock and a great variety 'nf
goods.
——At Grunt it Day’s Restaurant. on
Thanksgiving Day. regular course tur~
key dinner. including phlm pudding
and mince pic. ‘25 cents.
The number of burglarics which the
company has suffered at its automatic
pay stations. has led the Southern New
England Telcpbone Company to offer
a reward of $50 for Automation con-
cerning the guilty parties. The thieve-
ry has been going on for several weeks
back and has occurred mostly in the
pay stations located in railroad depots
in remote parts of the stain.
~Rcv. De W. '1‘. Van Doren will dc-
liver a lecture at the Central Club.
Tuesday night. at AA o'clock. Subject.
All in Mind. All in Matter. The privi-
lege of this lecture is not restricted to
members of the club. if you are inter-
ested in science you ought not to miss
this series of lectures on. phenomenal
and Infrrentiai psychology.
-Dr. M. 8. Room. ocullst. can be
consulted in the parlors of the Ma-
the hours of l and 1 p. in. and daily
between 9 and 12 a.1n.. 6 and 0
.st :30 State street. Bridgeport.
. treated.
fly: examined and
The person invent some-
thing to keep 4 Arniture from creek.
tribute to John Wesley. the founder
hackemo Hotel. on Tuesdays. betweenl
Your last opportunity to buy high class Dry Goods, W
iery. Underwear. etc. at lower prices than you have even
l am wired to close out this stock at once. and know,
on it will do it. ‘
You will do well. and save moae y. to lay in a supply tor
as all kinds of Dry Goods are higher. and are going to be still .
Space will not permit quoting prices. But you can be
the best bargains ever had.
We mean business. What an opportunity is offered you;
Christmas presents! “
Eanstn s'ra’E}
No. 5 Onzotto Building.
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Ladies Golf Hats. quality 75c and SI. 00; now. . . .-
Ladies' Flanneletle Night Gowns. fancy colo‘
Ladies‘ Fleece Lined Vests. sil trimmed. pail
A good assortment of the famous Passepartout Fl
86 Washington Street, So. Norwnlk
Than is more Slyli to 1 Sitin- libel llniy- io-lnt'
25 doz. Boys’ Sailor Collar Sweaters. $1. 25 duality
Have you seen the new Muffler? We have a large
50 Trimmed Velvet and Felt Hats. worth $3 to $4
“ 9.50 and $2.;00 now-3.
New Line Patterns. for stamping linens, etc.
rlces
The “Oneita” Combination Suits, no white andgtc
Ladies' Half Wool Vests m white silk front, pa” '
match. agenuine 75c qualii; at. .. ' .
match. value 396: s eciai.................
Big assortment “Onyx” osiery. at. . .. ”“256
lures at. . .. ....l0c, l2 l- 2c. i5c. liic. 28c an
Agent Old Staten island Dye House.
Oltftiill ilun than is to not! Alston lite
All price is lull slut your tailor lull Alum. . .
we bought them cheap and give you the benefit.
Price ......1590
assortment to select from. at. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . ".509
Willis H. Selleck,
‘ UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIER.’
50 Wall street,
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
NEWEST STYLES ll MODERI PORTRIITURE.
The Children’s Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o’clock.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
out: “n- E MPhJAgKSON,
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Sliiii u 98 5198 Sliiil $193 $l9ii 319115198"
sisaAH. KRIEGER a co.
3| 98 A Mahackemo Hotel Block.
$1931 spncuu. SALE on
SI 98
W Trimmed Hats
3A 98 One of the Greatest Bargains ever (listed
to the ladies of the Norwalks.
SA 98 A
We will sell for the NEXT TEN DAYS
Si 98 . all of our Three and Four Dollar Hats for
ll 93 i $1.98
ll 98 ‘ Come early and get the cream of the lot.
3'98 H. Krieger 8- Co.
3‘ ”A Sale commences Saturday morning. 25th.
tilt
use
use “
$|98
on
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NO TWITTER
what is the trouble with your eyes, it
is worth paying'sttcntion to. and A
CAREFUL EXAMINATION ,COS’A‘S
YOU NOTHING. We have a separaln
room for testing and are thoroughly
equipped with the proper knowledge
and best appliances for determining all
refractive errors.
Our lighting arrangementa urn per-
fect and examinations can be made at .
night as well as in the daytime.
0p; 11 every evening.
0.13. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
ll Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
SOUTH NORMA“. OOH1 .
ing at night e”will make a bigger fortune
than the inventor of the burglar alarm.
A Will L 1m Jeweler.
Norwalk Chronicler