If Washington Street.
’_ Charity Rebekah
the works
A I "in the Guild room' ofITrinity Church:
i
iiiil IEws uIEs
All business pammuniostlons tor
this office should be addressed to The
Sentinel. Personil .iottsrs not desired.
W
Mias1 Edith Meyitek. of Norwaik. is
visitlnlg her aunt‘s Mrs. A. T. Sanford,
of Center streets “that.
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Mbry aliaauéctIaoli Charles '3 Ai-
oil of Bridgeport have been adjudged
neglected and indepehdent children
n committed to the County Home, at
or1walk.
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The union manksgiving service will
be held in the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church. Rev. W. W. T. Dun-
can: «the Plush Methodist Church, will
preach the sermon
IMM—
‘ ”Roll. J. A- Biddle; tormerly pastor of
, our South». Norwalk Congregational
IIClttirch. now of South Manchester, has
declined the caii to St. James‘ a Episco
pal parish to Winsted.
‘I. r». Wkwww—
.1.1-Eu1r1eka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
’ rehsarsal this evening. and it will be
the last one bstore December 8. when
, A;odge will pay the
A local lodge a fraternal visit to witness
, At the meeting or St. Joseph' s '1‘. A.
15. Society. to. biflaid on T esday eve-
‘, hing. a Liidies‘ iliary w ll be torm-
ed. All young ladies interested in the
A welfare of temperance, are requested
to be present.
—-Purchat Toy-":- and Novelties
of Bulkieywwh ion, and get --chanc
I on on the beautiful doll and go- cart.
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The Girls’ Friendly Society 1qu no
tomorrow evening. I~at 7: 45 o'clock:
There will the plateau in physical cul-
lure under the direction of Miss Mary
.. Kirby Jennings“ .A- .. A .
There will bh "albedo memorial se_r
vioee‘in *G: it! '.'R “Hill: thlif' evening,
by the G. Aim. renew. REC; in them
cry of the late Samuel. Watehbury. All
A , members otcpogtpnd Corps. with fast
tiles. are rqu step "to, be present.
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At the annual ii (that of the hitch
- field County Edi“ association Friday
night at the Hotbl Winchester in Win
. stud a letter or' rogret was read from
A Justice Will am -ravis Jerome who
, was to be A "guest of the evening.
. About thirty yerAs practicing in the
country were
Hon. E. J. Hill. of orwslk went tc
Wilton. Saturday evening. and deliver-
cop. lecture 01mm of his trip
around the tub "Th """Ht‘ the Wilton Con-
gregstional 'Chtirc. for the benefit of
the Wilton use Ll r'ary. Mr. Hill sws
. well received by, in large audience.
which was greatly pleased.
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Architect Richard Williams at New
Haven, is brepariri plans for a new
residence to be e cted by James F
Hall. it will be colhnml in design the
interior ht‘ii‘l tilt ed in hardwoods
a d Whiteuanil1'1‘here will he
eghAt room Whlbb will be provided
in Ayements and hostel
It‘d lbw school eleven do
,w holiest Friday after
ie‘ri‘ said in to o. Har
_A1subcrior welgn and bet.-
il ' benefit to all who attended No
. 11
A 1 out With each purchase at Buikiey &
ithelers. .
1 I .. The meeting of the Italian independ—
, out Society. will no ‘held next Sunday,
Y ld‘had the ball only
1 A his residence in South Main street,
‘ The universal food chopper is all the
31:1" now. At! Comatock. Watkins 05’
Mrs. Warren P. Smith. Jr.. of No. 5
Trinity Place. is visiting relatives in
Still River.
“E'The I! J. tomb colony is having
5 special Tnaumir a uni e of grocer-
. lies the ad.
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Hare you scan 'the big cloak depart-
wChsnccs on handsome doll and go
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inltcad oi yesterday.
Decker has the finest stock of Christ-
mas mouldings on hand that he has ev-
or been able to show.
bond .
You can arrange sittings for Christ-
mas photographs at Jackson's studio
train 9 to 3:80 o'clock only.
M
Brazilian Balm will ours that tickling
in the throat. tou can get it at Plais-
ted's or Bsxter's pharmacies.
.l M Benedict who is ill of an at-
tack of rheumatism. is improving. but
is not. yet well enough to return to his
business.
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
Band has been cogs ed to go to Derby
some time this meat, with Hope Hose
Company.
mat M...
It you want to see a fine line of tur-
went in the Boston more? You should .
loam ‘ 1W1“ ray you. I
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1i Eashlcn's Yoke is he‘ll—eerie havetha
. rrsct thing in Yoke Overcoats. But.
Axu‘il have to human Makers tell us
there's a famine in Mite coatHvery-
Ibpdy clamoring for 'plii. makers work-
lbs overtime—not enough to supply
I the demand.
I
We'll get store if we can; have the fourth lot here now. We'll lay
aside for you if you wish. I I. .
Full length, green and Oxford mixed, velvet collar filo, A512. 515.1
. _ .'
318. to 325.
Are you one of the men who want "something different?" Here's
the Yale overcoat-wide shoulders, vertical pockets, broad pointed in-
pels. 50 inches long and hangs like a fine custom maids cost.
810, 512, $16, $18. to 325.
Regular style overcoats, 42 inches long. 88. 50 up.
i
:Comsiook Bros.
Nomalk Store:
Masrmic Building.
keys for Thanksgiving. call at the Pub-
hibition.
Harry Chnley has entered the employ
of E. Wilcox. the grocer in Washing-
ton street. He takes the "place of Frank
Hathaway.
Mrs. Russell F‘rdst. who has been ill
with the gripzfor the past few days. is
improving. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn of this
Uncas Tribe 1.0 R. M. will hold an
important meeting tomorrow ni.ght
The chief’s degree will be conferred
upon eight candidates A good time
may be expected.
Taylor & Golden have adjusted the
loss satisfactorily on the building
which was damaged by fire. when the
Iglilce' of ,Qeeni‘al Russell Frost was on
re ‘" i .i’i. . _
A ”At ood manager of the
south time k store of M. H. Glover.
starts tonight for Orino Maine He
will eat his Thanksgiving dinner in
that place.
Milto
The Unique Minstrels have cancelled
their e'iig‘a’geihent at New Haven on
Thanksgiving night. It was impossible
in get all the members of the company
08‘“me 0.. ‘ .
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£ Charles ljockwood who has been
laid up with users foot. caused by hav-
ing stepped; on a rusty nail. was able
to return to his duties at Charles E.
Seymour's‘ store in West Washingtoa
street, this morning.
Mrs. L.» EWhecler. of Fort Point
'treet, EastA Norwaik. was taken ill
.hls morning. had was unable to leave
ier bed This is the first time in six-
teen years that Mrs Wheeler has been
sick. it is (not thought that r all-
nont is anything serious.
Henry C. Smith received the sad newa
this morning that his uncle. Henry
Candeld. who resided in New Bruns-
wick. had died. and that the funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon in that
place. Mr. Stuith intends to go to
New Brunswick tomorrow and be pres-
out at the funeral.
Edward O'Brien. claiming his home
as Bridgeport. was arrested Saturday
night by omcer Allen at life depot. HP
was char ed with vagrancy. Judge Jo,
seph R. aylor sentenced him to thirty
days in tail this morning. but suspend-
all enecution of the sentence O'Brien
made himself obnoxious by stopping
people and asking them fhr money ‘
-1~Dr.1vM. CI. Roses. wallet and outlet
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mshackemo Hotel on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of 1 and 3
o. m.. and daily between 9 and I! a
In.. is and a» p. as. at 515 Falwell! sve-
nua. Bridgeport. lye: examined and
tissues treated.-
The principals and all the teachers
of the South Norwalk schools. met
with Principal William 0. Facts. at
I: tlat‘t ocular the purpose of up it
A a text books and the liner oiwo A wok
‘ to be pursued in the schbols. Atari:
"oral conference took place and no"
-. doubt the meeting will use range
on
its business war
lie market. There will be 5.000 on ex- '
Telephone Call. 32.2: South Norwslk Store. ._
In Buying Grain
the price paid is not so important as
what Is gotten for that price.
The cheapest price often buys the
clearest mm. ‘ 1‘
Buy like and get what. veil think
you get—the best.
3%; 5 Clean. 5
push T. Hutq‘h...
his. I
i am no "ti—quid as 2r at the nearm" ..
, est letter box» In telephone
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A sous swulo.
CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS!
. A, :Sittlugs "from 9 to 3: 30 only.
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After ten years of" steady progress in picture making. being in constant
touch with the best artists and their methods a milder attendant at the Phot-
ographic Conwntlhn. stud with the betthuipped and aria-mile p t", for this}
work we can produnelfhr you photographs that PM“. Conyincs
yourseiLby seeingmexhihition of Photographs.“ PM . .
Our PLATINGM PHOTOGRAPHS are the best that money can buy. They
last forever. ” ‘ I. . I 3 I I. A .
A beautiful line of small gold Frames. very choice and 1dainty
painted brooches in all sizes.
Sittings in cloudy weather as well as in clear.
' ‘ Jackson’s Studio.
Opposite Hotel.
All trolley lines puss door.
Hand
9 to 3:30 o'clock only.
53 WALL. STREET. NORWALK
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. CLUB RATES
Mauaziliésai About One-Half. Price.
O .
The IWorld's Work‘ "$3.001 On? WOO
Country Life. . A; 11:17. 3.oo
Harper’s Bazaar, A 1.00. 411-;
Everybody' s Magazine. LCD
38.» for All Four.
OTHER CLUB RATES“. 1
Everybody May; 93c. AA Cosmopolitan. 93cc
WILLIAM P is rm
A .
, ill .. urinal A .
player A. lttisilint A: Company: ' "
A vestibule has been built in front of
. , The ad will tell ”you
I‘ adfwith incorrigAlAAlity. which was con-
.Laud entertain
' Norwalk Yacht
. Osborn, in Arch street. has been post-
1. KING IUBPENDS THE cameos.
. -' rates charged lit the stock y'ardu
. 9*. cubic in“
» but.
the Wall street entrance of the Nor-I
walk Hotel.
been the guests of the Misses Mullins.
of Franklin avenue.
"it you want to sell. 'a nice display of
D..M Read Company.
it you want a
can get it at the
at it
A quantity of loose lumber floated
away from the Hill. It Hubbell dock
during the high tide yesterday.
The New York
has some Thanking ving specialties in
today' s issue that will interest you.
If you want t01msks your money
earn a steady income. consult Robert
H. Mount. South Norwalit. See the ad.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of St.
George. will elect officers tomorrow ove-
lnisg and confer a degree on a candl-
s e.
Charles M. Lawrence. father of .l. B.
Lawrence. commenced this morning to
assist his son in his onice in Booth Main
s reel.
Logrsnd Jackson has attached all
the property owned .by William M.
$213301). in the town of Norwalk, for
B. 5. Reed has secured a position in
the New Century Marital in South Main
street. He is well known among the
dealers. »
If you will call on Manuel 1‘. Hatch
he will convince you that there is a
difference in the quality of grain. . He
will sell you clean oats
if you will save ten per cent. from
what you earn and deposit it in the
South Norwalk Savings Bank. it will
{sake you comfortable in the course of
ms.
W. A. Benedict is still at the front.
and he will make you a suit of clothes
to order at a very little more than
what you would have to pay for a
ready made suit.
The case of Frederick Walters, charg-
tinued for a um i) Judge Lockwood.
was reopened this morning and the
case agaist the lad polled.
’ Iw—‘h
The joint in . of the governing
dihthittees of the
ob which was to
have been held tomorrow evening at
the home of Conimodhre Clarence F
poned until Fridayaelveuing. attire same
place. .
Joseph Dunn vigil arrested Saturday
about midnight by flncer Hunt for
drunkenness and. cranium Jobs Rice
Rice saidiinmouptithis morning that
Dunn had not twigs knowledge hit
him. as the officer had supposed. when
he saw him lying art the sidewalk in
front of Buttery Brothers’ market in
Water street. Rice said that he had
tripped on the hitching strap which
dangled from the post. The charge of
assault against Dunn was dropped and
the judge found _ Alston” of drunken-
ness and imp he of $5.
, Harrv Guttridgs. p clerk at the drug
store of E éed in Wall street.
started to leave '"h'ih h'dl‘n‘li in Riverside
avenue. East Norwalli for the store.
yesterday morning. only to ilnfi’that the
street was covered by the high tide to a
depth of about three feet A milk wag
on happened along about this time and
the driver offered to take Harry to a
portion of the street not covered by
water. The horse thought differently
and refused to go farther after strikino
water up to his knees William Caf-
frey. wearing a pair of good high rub-
ber boots. was on hand and amid the
good natured jests of the neighbors.
carried Harry to the wagon. Mr. Caf-
. trey has been nicknamed "Ferry Boat"
by his friends. .
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5 ATHENS. advertisers zs—rue hing
has issued a deletes slipponding’ the
Chamber for fort dds The city is
lfairiy tranquil e a d occupation
of the university is iftili in contain
plation.
STOCK YARDC WIN CASE.
~ WASHINGTON, Newber z5—The
United Statu- Supreme Court today re
torsiod the decision of the court he
thii‘ Kansas City stack yards case. The
case involved the validity of the state
law of Kansas giving authority to fix
PILOTC CTRIKI FOR RAISE
PITTSBURG. November
members of the Masters and Pilots
«mediation struck today for an ad-
tow boat owners are preparing to
manta within the next twentydour
hours and assert that they will have
. .Iull the pilots re-
Mr. and Mrs. Smith. at Boston. bays .
lgmdkercbiofs call. it the store of the '
to brush you
1%” Pharmacy. _
T" I .
roomy Company
ford or how. ”.50
Strictly All Wool Double Breasted Short Pants Sui
other good values from $2 to it 50.
All Wool Suit. at 58. 50. Plenty of better ones ot‘niiliy in 1
Vsstae Suits. ages ,3 to 8. 513.00 to 55. 50. ‘ ‘
Children’ s Reeferl,. as lowas $1. 25..
Boys' Roofers. from 31.69 to $5.00.
Boys' Overcoats. i to 15. $2 50 to $5. 50- -
Long Trousers Suits. 15 to 19. $5. 00 to $12.00. ..
Youths’ Overcoats. all the newest things. 55 to six. _
Boys Fleeced shim and Drawers, 25¢ per moans»
No other store in the Twin Clito- can match our
broad shouldered Suits and Overcoats. ‘I
Clothier flatter andA Furnished . . .
48 and 80 Wall Street. Norwdk "
Sm u
is it worth while to have the print
”And ht him lint with clothes for the cold was' or. . ‘
Our Doyi’ Clothing it slide of toil-u ins ' ‘
serviceable. aim we will gusrsnme prices as low as
We quote a 1few especially good values:
run together, or your head ache, or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from. when preper GLASSES
PROPERLY ADJUSTED. will remove
the trouble. We guarantee perfect fit-
ting and make no charge foi- examina-
low which was in favor of the state in
25—The
tion.
6. B. Sachem.
Graduate Optician.
Calculated
and good value are here.
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar. . 81.001
With other goods or 1 lb Coffee
or Tea. _
Why not try that good Flour at
$4.25 bbi. We are not experi-
menting on-you. ‘Wo know we
have an article as good as it is
cheap. Same in bags. 55c
Schumacker’a Flour. all right. 52c bag
A lady who had a barrel of this
nine lays it is very nice.
The aunt of the week has been
the arrival and storage of a car
of fine Maine Potatoes. Good
lockers and good cookers; white
and manly. Smooth akin. no rot.
New in the time to buy. The
market on potatoes is up and gm
ing up. Our lots of Maine in-
tatosa worth now 85¢ do Myllfld 5‘
hard tong". Price with“ to -I
change. i I believe i have the fin-
est lot of potatoes in this city
today. Price.
' bib. 950: y, bu.. 50c: pic. 250
A.»
5% "ibtli Street. “New.
Call Out the Cash
Oflerings on first class" goods that make this store attractive to dub
tomsrs. There is' trade for the man who wants trade .‘mi
it by selling good and chap and plv lug good service. Quality. I Ison
to
n; It lth
proves.
Butter is up, but i am holding the
price down to about whginsia .. . ; ~
cost. i want cash trldd and am
making cam prices. “Where on» . ‘
you buy a better piccolo! Buttdw I j
than Clover Hill on Island Mate 'I ‘
ty. and what aneournpomcut or! I, ,
you giving one to Now. when;
you go and pay 320 or" ins" for
no better? I should “it a lot -'I I
more than i do. It is your loss
I as well as mine.
Clover Hill. 28o; Creamery Tu
We have Dudley Pumpiiip. hm
' senson'a pack. Everybody hasn’t
it new. it is rather list-d term r .,
this your. 13:; eauyhdot‘flc. W
Van Camp's Pumpkin Pic. All you
have to do is to mak'o the strait
god it is ready for the won. We
1Look here for Sweet GAG "A but
.‘Mde . ‘:’ ‘-
We than be.» told tombs ninth I
time that our Java Colt It 3::
to when!" than some 0 a I
ss'c Try once or ask for “tho ‘
p a:
halal-day we will salt CIGIof'Milid:
90c in 5 bushel lots. .
Cali httsntlon to those lamps in window. The but. on: 1
power. Will iiiuuilnato a room 20 fut/square. intense pur
“W 1i“:
venue of wages of as per cent The .
stort their boots with heavy coal ship ,
Norwalk Chronicler