III: of tho Tole cities
sin-Io how Sentinel Reporters.
‘ sin» to some-In.
who deliro
Saline! advertisers.
channel advertisement. must have
tbooopyiortbechnagointheollleeby
o'clock. pantheon beforethe
ohanpedadvsrtiaomentwl appear.
leveeth'er'fldos. .
,, November tides at Wilson's Point
m. compiled from U. S. Coast Sur-
vey tables: ,
Above Above or
. LW. below LW.
M. B. T. Mark. L. T. Hark.
7.47am. 71ft. 1.22s. In. Mft.
. 8.12pm. 6.4K. 2.10p. in. .
.n, 8.30am. 75a. album.
8: 589mm 6.8ft. 2,: 53p..m —01ft.
. , - RANGE 01' TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 ft; av-., 7.2 ft.; neap, 5.9 ft.
« "signifies plus: — signifies minus.
WEATHER REPORT.
-.Foreeast for Connecticut: Partly
do tonight; probably showers
Thu y; fresh to brisk southwest
winds. ‘
,Weather notes: Pleasant weather
prevails in the eastern and southern
sections and cloudy weather in the lake
region and northwest.
The low pressure central in the ex—
treme northwest yesterday morning is
new central In the upper Mississippi
valley. It will probably cross the lake
region and pass out the St. Lawrence
’9 ,,
' . valley Thursday afternoon or night.
This vicinity will be on the southern
edge of the storm area at that time.
Temperatures haver lseu almost ten
degrees in the Mississippi valley.
The Sentinel will not he issued to-
marrow.
' i—Grnnd Ball of Germanln Saenger-
.hund. Germanic. Hall. Thanksgivir
, flight. Thursday, November 30.
The Board of Pardons will meet In
Hartford next Monday.
Norwalk city road wbrk ls practlcv
nlly finished for this year.
~Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane'-
The Women 5 Christian Temperanct
Union will not hold a meeting this
week;
The public Schools of the town closo
this afternoon for the usual Thanks
giving recess.
_
-—-Dunlap and Youman berbys. O'Brfl‘n
linens Tribe. improved Order of Red
Men. met last night and revised the
hy-laws oi the Tribe.
Alfred Wlimot, conductor on an
Norwalk Street Railway line. is quite
ill at his home In Spring street.
O‘Brien '9.
~Chlldren's Toques.
Albert T. Saunders has severed his
connection with the Consolidated Rall—
road Company as janitor of the sta—
tlons in South Norwalk.
William N. Allen. night man at th
South Norwalk depots. was taken lli
last night. and Baggagemaster Cashew
was summoned to relieve him.
.u _.
——Native turkeys the finest in town
at ilayes' Market.
The. Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters will meet. Friday. December
i'. at 3 p. “1.. with Miss C. M. Glover. 7
Grand street. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Mrs. Newton G. Graves. of Montclair ‘
N. .l.. who has been visiting in South
Not-walk. left town yesterday. for Ver-
non Center. to visit her sister. Mrs.=
_ Charles A. Knight.
—Horae Clipping. L. M. Wright’s.
Two tinge of waste paper belonging
to John Englehart Were stolen from
in front of the National Bank. of him“
walk. this morning. They were later
found In the- banh cellar. whcrc some:
one had stowed them for a joke.
the
hi» (Ibrlsimua
ilr riif’c he has.
William I’. Beers.
. l‘Iook—scllcr. will have
opening on Saturday.
obtained IiIc linen lim- of Iain-odors.“
Chiistmne colds. banks and noveltlcs
cIcr shown in the town of Norwalh.
it will pay you to give thI II call.
wThankegiving carving knives and
forks. at. Ilubhell d. Kceler's.
M-
Eli l‘aknleki tltlf‘iili‘tl llcnry Kyle. of
llcthf-l. in the billiard game in the
.VanI‘allI'
Yonrehoioeotthelnaotlotoitnr?
Mannie-pound”
cm
‘. r mower «mm
m ”Mylnliowfork.
MW ‘:
polio John .1. com was in
' mum on when Interior
night. ursday. November to.
. l'l'he bibrsry club
‘ fiat the Central
d a “social meet-
b, Monday even-
Frederick Scheldler and Bert Wilson
drove to WW and return Sunday
afternoon.
Charles E. F. ClaphaIn. went to his
home in New York yesterday. to spend
Thanksgiving.
—-—Go to the New ‘Mnhackemo’tomor-
row and get an up-tovdate Thankegiv-
his dinner. ,
Miss Annie Batchford. of Cross
street.-entertalned friends from Dan-
bnry over Sunday. .
The sidewalk adjoining the Town
Hall block in Woter street. Norwalk
is being repaired.
Clifford Judson, who left South Nor-
walk, suddenly last week; is sold to be
employed in Port Chester.
-—<.lob lot of 19:20 Picture Frames.
' at 60¢ each. Decker. 79 Washington
street. South Nor-walk, Conn.
All of the local churches will do good
work thin year in distributing Thanks-
giving delicacies to the poor.
Our Brothers' badge, 1. O. 0. 17.. will
confer the initiatory degree on seven
candidates, next Monday night.
Henry S. Lockwood has had his res-
idence in Eimwood avenue wired for
the South Norwalk electric lights.
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--We make our Candy. Lane.
A party of Stamford young people
will attend the Catholic Club dance In
l..ockwood's Hall, tomorrow night.
William Shrlver. of Baton Hill. kill-
ed a raccoon in the Devil's Garden
woods. last week. it weighed twenty~
one pounds. »
A requiem high mass for the repon
oflthe soul of the late William Calla-
ban was held at St. Joseph's Church
yesterday morning.
—Hubbell & Keeler has Just recelI-
ed a large line of carving knives and
forks
Company F’s basket-ball team prac-
ticed in the Armory after the drill last
night. to get In condition for the game
Thanksgiving afternoon.
Miss Florence Clarkson, of Bridge—
port. a teacher of music, will spend
Thanksgiving with Miss Florence Sco-
ticld. of South Main street.
-5000 lbs. of Poultry. ii Water st.
Mr. and Mrs. C .l. Sherwood, of
South Main street will spend Thanks-
giving ,at the Sherwood homestead.
Middle river district. Dnnbnry.
Miss Hattie Roscoe. of Westport nvc-
nne. entertained the Helping Hand ('Ir-
cle of King's Daughters of the Norwnlk
Methodist Church. last evening.
—Delicious Pure Candy. Lane.
Misses Lola S. Meeker. Laura J. Pol—
lard and Lena Hutchinson. of the State
Normal School at New Britain. will
spend Thanksgiving at their homes in
The Norwallts.
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Several Norwalk Hibernians will
visit Stamford this evening to attend
the ninth annual concert and ball of
the organization of that city. which
will be held at the Town Hall.
——-Nalive Chickens,
Hayes' Market.
l2c a pound at
The young men of the Y. M. C. A.
started the regular gymnasium work
last night. conducted by Prof. A. M.
Ileydrick. There will be class Work
every Tuesday and Friday evening.
The weather will he unsettled today.
The obseI-Ier does not expect rain. but
it will be very cloudy. The cloudy wen-
ther is very general in the United
States. The same conditions will exist
over Thursday.
~—Bicycies stored and enameled at I..
l M. Wright's.
The horse recently secured for the
coming from iltchfield to South New
walk. was taken sick and died. The
EIcommlttcc on fire department is still
looking for another horse.
«Soft Shell Crabs. Pickled Oysters.
Blue l‘olnts sent on the half shell.
Thanksgiving. llunt t-Zelul.
'l he Omaha World-Herald says:
'i‘orty large cigar manufacturing
films have tanned a trust and offered
common stock for sale If thelr‘oiier
draws no better than moat of their cig-
nra. we can ace the early finish of that
l li’llifl."
Wumtrr billiard parlor yesterday ufu
tcrnmm. Four names in thc
hm- \Nm inn
tut bail Men a wry won on:
Kyle leading by nine points. w
News
«Gold Medal Flour. at so.» bbl.;
the. weight Granulated miner.
Recliners. Cedar atreet. Tel. 1394..
I-(‘Fll's’
iIeIc now been plnyul and each pl Iy. r
The dc Ming game willl
lu plow d l-‘Iidny afternoon The con-I front of the
four; adjoining the l
hundred points having bven plaved and; lag. making it of in
Danbury‘
~l’cnrl Alpine-II. Ollrien'n
Broker will chuild the
building in Water, street
run Work» new build-
ltatlon brick to
correspond in color with' the Iron
Works building. Later a restaurant
will be owned on the ground low.
~<Tabiee knives and forte. at Bob-
bell s iteeier' a. .
Frank (‘.
109
“NI.
Ball oi Serotonin Sanger-
band. ”nu. “annuities ,
South \‘orwalk Fire Department while,
Bouti- hen-III». loony Dry Condo been.
Ia
. 1
Tools In the Shape Of Flames”
I Are the strongest arguments for the prospective pur~
chaser“ There's something definite about them. They re
tangible and easy to tie to. .
We present yen with some facts and figures In the fol-
lowing items that .‘wiil greatly Improve the purchasing power
of your dollars. You'll do well to note them. It's much
easier to save money in this way than it is to earn it. '
lllster planar itcls.‘
,Thls means another week of lively
trading. These special lots are limit-
ed. nndwwell try to be among the
first
W.“ Facts.
There's consternation among the
garment makers. A backward season
leaves them with big stocks. Unload-
ing tactics have begun. As usual
Women's Underwear, we're buying on the breaks. This
Women's Jersey ribbed vents and means n" money “WIS for those
pants, good value at 26c. Special 19m,“ are witcblng.
Women's heavy Jersey ribbed white "
or grey vests and pants. 25c.
Fine quality heavy ribbed vents and .
pants. long and short sleeve vests. all
sizes. We 4
Women's superfine white wool vests
and pants, 76c.
Men's Underwear.
Men's heavy fleece shirts and draw-
ers. nicely made, with pearl buttons
on drawers. special. 39c. l.
Menu natural wool and camel hair,
shirts and drawers, well made, draw-a
era with taped seams. shirts bound;
with allkpdsc. E
Men‘s camel hair shirts, entrn‘
heavy. drawers to match. 75c.
Men's all wool camel hair shirts and :
drawers. $1.25.
Ladies' rough cloth Jacket in Black
Brave mm ”'3' and seal Brown. silk llncdéiox front.
You'll wonder how it is possible to 84.98.
sell such good blankets at such little Ladies Black Kemey Jacket, box
prices. but here arc the tangible facts. i.ront itallnn cloth lined. 95. 98.
suppose you investigate thorn: ladies' Black Melton Jacket. box
:front. satin lint-d $7.49.
Ladieo’ Melton Jacket. in Black
light Navy and Tan. 7 rows stitching.
.Giorla lined. $8.49.
Thelldfiiovcdpeties.
Invites you with'eome strung Items.
We're doing some solid business build-
ing in this Important department.
Such olierlngs as the following will
add reputatIon to the store.
IIadlce' Kid Gloves. "The Orleans."
silk stitched bucks. new shades. 79c.
lmlies' two clasp celebrated iiislop
ghlace Glove. We arc importers of this
fillovc. which is sold extensively in
our other stores. 1‘ hey are made from
perfect skins. Every pair warranted
,llisc pnlr.
Indics' ihrce button Suede Dupery
Gloves. guarantee .49.
l
w
my commons»
Concerning special
Your dollars '
under-priced
lots. n great pur-
il-l white Wool Blankets in rcd'
and blue borders. worth 9:. .50 at ll..89 I‘hnfilns power M??-
ll--l whitc Wool Blankets. worth Men's Outing Flannel Night Shirts.
93.50 at 92.50. in all sizes. at 47c.
ll-«l grey Wool Ladles' Heavy Knitted Wool Under-
94.00 at 93.00. shirts. tile.
“-4 white Blankets. 80 went. Ladies“ Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined
wool. worth $5.00 at $3.75. I IIdershirts. 49c.
12-! white Blankets. 85 per cent, A full line Ladies' Dressing Sacques.
wool, 96.50 at $5.00 pair. from The to 83.98.
ammo “‘
N 0 man worthy the name would refuse to pro-
vide food for his animals, but many are careless
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
food you eat.
Buy Oats that' 8 clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
Blankets. worth
A Sensible Christmas Gift. .
of all styles: with Gold. Silver and Pearl llaudlcs,
suited to all tastes.
Goods will be retained until Christmas.
These goods cannot be duplicated.
“union Street, .
south Nol-mfllem and sox.
H. S. RO0D.l
ll. 1'35)”; ’9'th to
l * “I ..
New York today on mm
“W
Business will be more» suspend-
ed all day in The Norwaikoitontorrow.
M
. -—i.adiee' Alpinea. O'Brien‘a.
all". they Prlndle. of Glen Falls. in
infant of lirs.W A.Tol_lom 0' Union
Miss Edna Sweet. of Newark. N. 1.,
is akwest of Mine Bessie Sims. of Nor-
wa
"‘ -——Don't pay entraordlnsry price for
a turkey when you can buy the finest
that grows for 16¢ at Hayes’ Market.
‘ George Flynn. of Union street. has
been unending a few days at his home
in Danbury.
William O'Relley. of Brooklyn. will
spend Thanksgiving with friends In
South Nor-walk.
Lewis 0. Seymour. treasurer of the
town of Ridgelield. was a visitor in
town yesterday .
-—Puro Got. and cream. be cup. Lane's
C. W. Baldy, of Stamford. ls arrang-
ing to give a hypnotic demonstration.
in the Town Bull.
Miss May‘ D. smith. of New York. In
in town to spend Thanksgiving at her
home In anlland street.
The members of the Norwnlk Golf
Club are arranging for a gala day at
the links on Thanksgiving.
—Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Hall. of
Waterbury. have been guestII of Sean-
tor and Mrs. John H. Ferris.
The vagrant giving his name as John
Connors was sentenced to Jail for thir-
ty days by Judge Frost this morning.
Andrew J. Collins and Thomas E
Cole attended the supper given by the
T. it 1.. Society in Danbury. last night.
Thanksgiving Day. regular course tur-
key inner. Including plum pudding
and pie... "5 cents.
Howlan Bridgeport store is ni~
ready putting on a holiday air. It is
noticeeble everywhere from basement
to third floor.
The Young People's Union. of the
Norwalk Baptist Church, will hold a
special business meeting in the church.
this evening.
A number of Norwalk people will go
in Stamford this evening to witness
the six-hour go-as-youoplcnse Ince at
Miller’s Hull.
~nrund Hall of Germnnla Snenger-
lmnd. (:crmnnla Hall. Thahksgivlng
night. Thursday. November 30.
Reasonable words to reasonable peo-
ple. Wear shone that fit. and buy them
at Glover's. He has all the latest
things lb footwear.
The parties who opened a barber
shop and billiard and pool room in l‘.
l-luyes‘ building in North Main street.
have retired irOm business.
.\ sensible Christmas gift is a silk
umbrella. ll. S. Rood is displaying a
large variety. suited to uni tastes. They
have gold. silver and pearl handles.
~(.‘clery. «ic bunch at ifayes' Mitt.
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. of M. C.
will work the Round Table degree. i-‘ri<
day evening. Ali Sir Knights are
invited. Refreshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. l‘tccd Flynn. who re-
tenth Ictulncd to Nor-walk from Dan—
buIy. reside tit 56 Franklin avenue. in
the house formi’dy occupied by Rev.
.E Robbins
The Not-walk incht "1"!) will lo-
night give the first of 3 Jules of sub-
lscriptlon dances In Red Men's Hall.
The ball has been piettily decorated
lior the Invasion.
—lee children Lane's Ice Cream.
. Thanksglilng week specialties forms
lthe subject of Willis Ii. Selleck new
advertisement today. He tells of neck-
r boys' suits. overcoats. shirts.
Seth Sanford. of Bedding. a member
of the Shell l-‘ish Commission. was In
town a few hours yesterday. on his
way to New Haven to attend a meet-
ing of the Commission.
-Men's and boy's winter Caps. O'Brien
The‘remainu of Mrs. Mary Burr. for.
merly of Norwalk. who died in St.
Luke‘s Hospital. New \ork. were
brought to Norwnlk on the noon train.
etery. ‘
Willis H. Selleck. the up-to-date
(lotbler of Norwalk. ordered his
spring stock of Stein-Block goods yes-
terday. .Ilr Selleck says It will be the
richest and nobbiest line ever turned
out by this well-known house.
“THANKSGIVING MATINEE.
Remember 3 o'clock in the hour for
the matinee to be given by Alabama
Troubadours at lloy't a Theatre.
Thanksgiving. P ices 10 and 25c. eve-
~ Ining 25 35 and
Tillotson & Mill» still continue their
gspecial price sale of trimmed hats,
golf hats and children‘s tams. This
lfirm has the exclusive gale of the
‘l’cerlm muslin underwear the bent at.
We are displaying SILK UMBRELLASE
the lowest prices.
Bicycle models for the season of l900
as exhibited by the leading makers
show many radical changes and im-
provementa. All the machines are
[much lighter than those of I899. the
diflerence in weights being particular-
lly noticeable in the cbalnless model;
~llPERlAL CROWN.
10c Cigar that recommends itself
’Itoallsnokers. Try it.
~At Grant it llay's Restaurant. on .
today. and buried in Pine Island i‘em-'
Your last opportunity to buy high class Dry Goodo. m
lery. Underwear. etc, at lower prices than you have ever soldW
i am resolved to close out this stock at once, and know the
on it will do it. ‘
You will do well, and I... mono II. to lay in I supply I».
as all kinds of Dry Goods are higher, and are going to be sill
Space will not permit quoting prices. But you can be sold
the best bargains ever had.
We mean business. What an opportunity is offered ydtl
Christmas presents! '
EDWARD STREET"...
No. 5 Oazuto lulldlng.
WdTSON & llILLS’ initial it » “
Trimmed Hate. the 83 and 84 quality, at. . . ..
Thetb qua I
Golf Hats, ififb
r
'at-n-ocousnooeno'rgwneoesoooee’
utility, at
GoliHats Shunt! $2qualitv,at-m~-m5~
Children '5 Ta Haney patterns, at ......250 - ~
New London SI k Co’s "l‘yrain" Dye Silh —
Attractive line of Stamped Goods. Also Enib
and Stamping Patterns.
We have the axe usive sale of “PEERLESS MUS
liNDERWltAR for this city. The “
Lowest Prices.
Car 81. 00 Kid Gloves In "Glace” and “Mon
and clasp.' Is the best glove sold' In this city .
pair warranted.
Agent 01d Staten Island Dye House.
THANKSGIVING
SPECIALTIES:
A Large Lot of' Neekweo'r.
We II ant to close out this Hitche-
fore the Holidays. Puffs and Im' ‘
perlals, 50.: quality. at 5
Men’s Black Cotton Sox,
high spliced heels. double soles.
besI Mace yarn. value 29 cts; sale
price.
190
o
About 10 dozen of am
Boy’s Wool Sweaters,
left. value ”.25; while they inst,
59c
Boy ’s Vestee Suits, ,
93 and 93.60 qualities. at
Bovs’ Two-Piece Suits.
Iulr of detached cull'a. regular “If“ 3 l0 16. some 33' 50 “I“! .4 N
do let goods. Sale price. suits. Sale price.
790 p - . .' , ’2é f.
lime just received 50 mom of hose BLACK KERSEY RAW; , .. ,
OVERCOATS to sell at 96 50. WI match this coat against any sold else.-
where at $7 10 or 97. 89.
P‘ll’l‘Y MF‘N'S BLACK SI ITS. Fancy \Vorsteds and “700161“. “Sula!
$12 and 315 quality. For this week only 810. 89.
MEN' S ..«\l L- WORSTED BLl E PEACEDAIJE SUITS with double-MM.
. ed Vests. $9. 50.
The most stylish Overcoat Is our GREI OXFORD ROL' GH PRIME. oi
the Steln- Bloch Company's make.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
Men’s All-Colored
and Colored Bosom Shirts. wiIlI
I
. ‘il
Willis H. Selleck,
rue «up-rookie cwrmea.
50 Wall Street, NorwalkI-Ct.
Holiday Photographs
. v
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
IEIES‘I' STYLES ll IODERI PORTRAITURE
The Children s Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o '.clock
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
Awygm- E. M. JACKSON
' Photographer.
5: Vlall Street. lorwalk. Goad. ‘
—
——o
On. lorwalk llotel,
IIET IN LINE FOR YOUR
Holiday Advertising!
sscraa SPACE AND POSITIONNOW
BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.
TheEveningSentiIIel
N0 MITTER
what In the trouble with your eyes. it
is worth paying attention to, and .\
CAREFITI. EXAMINATION COSTS
YOIT NOTHING. We have a separate
room for testing and are thoroughly
equipped with the proper knowledge
‘ and best appliances for determining all
‘ refractive errors.
Our lighting arrangements are per.
feet and examinations can be made at
night as well as in the daytime.
Open every evening.
0.3.Jncxsont,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street. Norwslk. Conn.
With L. Jackson. Jeweler.
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Norwalk Chronicler