N . Your Gain.
Every um you pur-
chase Candy here you
may feel iully assured
oi freshness and oddly.
of Washington Strut.
NNN NENN NNTES
All business communication: for
into office should be adores-ed to The
Sentinel. Personal inner- not desired.
W...
., SENTINEL TOMORROW MORNING.
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
tomorrow as a morning paper. and will
contain all the latest local and tele-
graphic news
Frederick Merwln, of Pawliug. N. Y.,
. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
'l‘rowbridge. I
General Russell Frost and family
went to New York today to spend their
Thanksgiving.
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——Pork Roast. 10c. 10 Whter St.
A debuting club will. in all probabil-
ity be formed at the Catholic Club.
Friday evening.
A Thanksgiving service will be held
at St. Maizy' s Chuich tomorrow morn-
ing at 8 o 'clock.
w’I‘wo big games at Decker Field,
3 p. In, tomorrow.
The entries for Company D's athletic
meet. which takes laces on December
6th, are coming In set.
The Selectmen have given the Ion-
tract to cut down the grade of Chest—
nut Hill to Thomas E. Gregory. '
,«——Dunlap. Yournan Derblcs. 0' Brien
Mr. and Mrs Jucob M. Layton and
Frank D Lawton will spend lhoiI
Thanksgiving at South Orange. N. .l.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rowan will spend
Thanksgiving at the residence of MI
and Mrs. (lecige ii. (Imhom. in West-
port
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' ——~FIcsh Home, Till/3c lb.
Hoyes‘s. .
The New England Order of Proter
tlon held a regular meeting last night
nothing but routine business was trans
acted.
1 Edward E. S-Illeck, of Columbia Col-
lege. New York. is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at his home in
'Norwnlk.
~Hsrd Shell Crabs. 20c. dozen of
Bridge. Fish Market. Phone 97-2.
Charles Poul. oI Tottcnville. Stilton
Island. will be the. guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelsonii. ’Hoyt,‘of Buyvlew live
one tomorrow.
Edwald J. Miller, of the Homepathlo
nnd Flower liospItsl. New Ymk city.
is in Norwalk to spend the holiday
with his parents.
-—-Things that you want: things that
. you need. No excuse for looking shab-
E by. All for one dollar per week at
Krleger Co.’ s.
'» Charles Gehebe. of France sheet. is
“I Just recovering from a Very severe st
, .tiidk of grip. His friends will be pious-
éIi to learn of out.
I ~Your choice of the largest and flu-
est lot of Turkeys In Norwulk. for IIII:
' lb. Hayes's .7
‘Willium Anderson. of Winnipauk
“his purchased the McGrath propcitv
in Winnipuuk, fromF. iii. Lalley a
Company, in Bridgeport.
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, The funeral of Willie iii. Kavunsgh.
‘ a nephew of Rodent Director '1’. B.
Kovanugh. of serum, was held in
rovidence. R. i.. Monday. .
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. Neton Derby. 0' Brion.
hi1". end Mrs'fleorge Ford. of New
York and Frank Durand. of Port chest
or will spend TWIIII ivlng with Mr.
' who hire. Hermon any or. - .
l of B
resume our
1m will return tomorrow
inc-II: menu
I. mm;-
'. MW I hit time at Hotel Hamilton, to
spend Thhuksglving with their parents
. The school closed at 1 o‘clock
' . Nmomhm will lam this evening for
Warn-I
Tho south Norwulk outing Club will
nigh t
~0Nld domino vs. Bulinrd' s. Deck
er Mold. 1: 30 thuorrow afternoon
’lhe cafe fixtures for the new Clifford
Hotel have arrived. and are being put
into piece. .
MIA. Charles Hooch, of Gerard Place.
is attending the funeral of II sisteI in
New Jersey.
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_ ~Chickens. ”lie. 10 Water St.
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N‘Thomu sud Bernard Collins will
in Dunbury.
luonc G. Hamilton. of Hotel Hamilw
too. is in New York taking in the horse
sale at Madison Square Garden.
“Eur Muffs. O'Brien.
The Hoymukers will hold II meeting
next Monday night and will work the
degree on about six candidates.
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Rev. A. ll. Purdy and wife will be
the guests of their son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Purdy. 129 South Main
street. tomorrow.
--You can buy good Turkeys,
14c lb. Huyes’s.
for
M...
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden will
go to New York tomorrow morning and
spend Thanksgivlnlg with Mr. and Mrs.
Homer N. Taylor.
Last night Uncas Tribe. 1. O. R. M..
held a meeting and conferred the chief's
degree on five candidates. The work
of the degree team was excellent.
—-Hscnllops. 30c. at. at Bridge Fish
Market. Phone 97-2.
The County Commissioners received
$9.550 for licenses in Greeniwch. Tues-
day. With one or two exceptions, ev-
ery dealer in that town took out his li-
cense.
There will be a family reunion at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Stevens.
in Concord street. tomorrow. The im-
mediate relatives In this town will bc
present.
~Tho Public is invited to inspect
our poultry. before purchasing
where. Schuub's market.
Major Frederick A. Hill, judge ndvo-
cute on the, staff 'of General Russell
Frost. went to Stamford. last night to
muster and Inspect Company C, Fourth
Regiment, 0. N. G
The regular meeting of Sherman
Council. Royal Arcnnum. will be held
Friday night. on account of Thanks-
giving falling on Thursday. the reg»
nlbr meeting night.
—~You.necd II great many things for
yourself and family: probably you
haven't oneotcnth of the money needed
to.purchase these things.’ but the Krin-
geI Co. can help you out wonderfully.
Dr. J. F. Force, of Minneapolis.
Minn. is the guest of his cousin. Mrs
Marian A. Force. 18 Wcst avenue. Dr
Force, has Just returned from on ex-
tended Europenw trip.
There was no debate of Brown‘s
Business College this mornin. as was
intended. It will be held next Wed-
nv‘z-I day morning instead. The subject
for debate will be Trusts.
.l. M. Benedict. who has been laid up
with an attack of rheumatism for n
number of days at his home in West
Main street, rcturned'to the duties of
his store yesterday afternoon.
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—The South Norwalk Quartettc Club
will sing among other selections Old
Folks at Home. baritone solo and chor.
us; solo. Mr. Nouck. and o holde
schoene Jugendzeit. tenor solo. barl-
tone solo and chorus. Mr. Burtels and
Mr. Nouck. at their concert Thanks.
giving night. in Cermunia Iiull, Ad-
mission 26 cents.
Captain James. of Ithe Salvation
Army would be very thankful if any
one has cost of clothes to drop him u
card, and II will see they are culled
for. Any ind will be greatly apprec-
iated. ‘
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A stairwsv on the south und nor
sides of the Frost block in South Mal
street. is being erected. The rooms
over the stores are being remodelled
and fitted up nicely for living apart
ments. . .
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Mm Grace E. Dickermun. of Brown‘s
UniversityILIhrory in Providence. R. I..
will spend Thanksgiving with her
father. Nelson Dickermnn. 16 High
street. South Norwnik.
There in II vory lur or amount of
building hing on at Ind Bosch.
Raymond Brother: hove Another con-
truct for furnishin one hundred
thoundpd brick ct th point. as well
up other building motorist.
«In-v09..-
A duration of Hope Hose Compuny
Derby. whore toqyrwi‘li attend the lib
mini heliof Storm Engine Gummy.
The Hope Holt hove been invited
eldthe proud
um moo Amino. o'sI-Ion. ‘N
homo
\
We'll get more if we can; have the fourth lot here now. We'll lsy
aside for you if you wish.
Fuhlon's Yoke lunacy—me have the?"
‘ correct thing in Yoke Overcodtp, But
you ll have to hurry.
there's II famine to poke costswiavory- 1
body clamoring for 'em, mukerp work-
ing overtime—"not enough to unholy
the demand. '
II/ »
Full length, green and Oxford mixed. velvet collar.
318. to 525.
Are you one of the men who want “something different?"
the Yale overcoat—wide shoulders, vertical pockets, broad pointed NIr
polo, 50 inches long and hangs like a line custom- made cost.
$10. $12. $15. 818. to $25.
Regular style overcoats. 42 inches long. $8.50 up;
I
Makers tell no
durum?
$10: $12: ‘15!
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Here's
Comstock Bros.
50th Norwulk Store:
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk Store. N N
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
Telephone Call, 32-2;
~ / \
In Buying Groin
the price paid‘is not so important as
what is gotten for that price.
else .
There will by? II from: rounio Not the
The cheapest price often buys the
dearest gram.
Buy here and get Wlldl you think
you get—the best.
Buy Oats That 5 Clean.
Manuel T. Hutch.
i am noun—I Ist us nt us the neur-
cst letter box or telephone.
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{5:1 .IACIIsous STUDIO
CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS!
Sittings from 9 ‘to 3: 30 only
After ten years of steady progressin picture making, being in constant
touch with the best artists and their methods. a regular attendant ut the Phot-
ographic Conventionmnd with the bestequipped and IIp— . nte "plant for this
work, we can produce for you photographs that are ortralts. Convince
yourself by seeingnew exhibition of Photographs, '
Our PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS are the best that money can buy. They
lust forever.
A beautiful line’ of small gold Frames. very choice and dainty.
pointed brooches in all sizes.
Sittings in cloudy weather as well as In clear.
Jackson’s Studio.-
63 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Hand
9 to 3:30 o'clock only.
Opposite Hotel.
All trolley lines puss door.
cm nan-s
Magazines at AbouI'OIIc-liaii Price.
The World’s Work, $3.00 Our PHD! .
Country Life,
Harper s Bazaar. 4. O 0
Everybody’ a Magazine. $.90
‘ $8.00 J For All Four.
NOTHEB CLUB RATES:
Everybody May. . pat. Cosmopolitan. 93c.
WILLIIN M P. BEERSI
BOOKSELLER. NOR W‘LK. CONN;
OPPORTUNITY
. omit- every young men Ind young woman cutwing’
Merrill Buslnooo College.
D STAMFORD, CONN. . .
poorfibor 2d. Incl. N
opponrusit’v to turn summa.
Rev 4N Peeler of
ville. in the guest of his mumm-
fessor R. K. Pooley. of Berkley utret.
A parish meeting of at Pure Church
will he held in the Moment of the
‘ ‘ chapel in Berkeley street. Friday even- ,
tug. at h o'.cloclt
—-Go see the big fellows play foot-
ball at Decker Field tomorrow. ‘
Miss Hattie Niper. of West arcane.
was operated on yesterday afternoon.
at the Stamford Hospital. by Dr. ,ieon
Dumortier. The patient in doing nice
Mr. and Mrs L. B. MoCdbe andF eon.
Miss MoCnbelnIMipl Huhbell. him!” .3.
Partridge“ MI. and Mrs. Huhhell cud
Mrs. Wilkinson. all or New York city.
will be Thanksgiving guests of Carl
A. Hurstrom, of Prospect avenue.
-——P0rk Roast. life. it) Water NflNi
The Salvation Army will have I. spe-
Coptsin Merriwenther from Hartford.
the new division officer. will lend the
meeting. It is his welcome visit. You
are invited to attend. Come. believing
there will be a good time.
m
Hrs. Natalie Disbrow Spauidlng ls
visiting st thoIhome of her father. in
West avenue. and will remain over
'i‘hnnskglving unitifiundny next. Mr.
Spuuldlng and r and Mrs. Wt H. B.
Dishrow will also pass their Thanks-
giving day at the homestead
m
«Turkeys‘ lic‘ lb. Eeyore.
Joseph s. Dunning went to Middle-
town yesterday uhd brought his wife
back with him to South Norwaik.
Mrs. ’Dunnllng has entirely recovered
from her recent illness. She is now
stopping at the residence of Mrs. Fer-
dinand Hayes in South Main street
Mr. Dickinson left Soflt for Constan
tinople. November 22. to confer with
Spencer Eddy, the secretary of the
United States legution as to the best
, means of hastening a solution of the
deadlock which had arisen In the ne
gotiutions for the release of Miss
Stone.
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‘ ——IrIIu Nine Winter Cups. O‘Brien.
A small pig on exhibition in front
‘ of a River street saloon. broke loose
' from his pen this morning and made II
lively scene on the tnhnel for a few
minutes. The little porker was finally
captured by m of the employees at
Dunn & Dunks“ s stables and led back to
' his place of confinement.
Theiinest‘aud‘d most complete pro-
duction of “Faust" eyer given any—
where will shortly be seen in this city
liewis Morrison himself will play the
port of Mephlsto. The. new scenery
. and electrical effects are said to be the
richest and most effective ever given to
' Lewis Morrison’s “Faust.”
.«Ao-
—~Doulens. Finch. Raymond. Curr,
Wicks and Keogh—all of the Old Nor-
walks play at Decker Field, tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. C Duncan, Miss
Susan S. W Duncan and Mrs. Robert
Duncan. brother, sister and Inofiier of
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan. of Wilt ave-
nue. will be the guests of the latter
in dhls wife. tomorrow. All the mem-
bers of the Duncan family will be pre~
sent with the exception of Dr. Rob‘
".‘l‘t H. Duncan. of Brooklyn.
m
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Contributlons fer the poor of the
South Norwulk Conventional Church
are being received today by Mrs. C.
W. Bennett and Mrs. Theodore Nash.
The articles consist of food and pro-
visions for Thanksgiving dinners and
they will be distributed by the charities
committee of the omen's Missionary
Association and the King's Daughters.
”——
—-Dld you ever stop to think what
an advantage there is in the Krleger
Co’s system of doing business? How
week and wear good clothes?
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FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Torry McGovern and Young Corbett
Ready for Tomorrow’s Battle.
HARTFORD. November 27—Terry
McGovern. the Brooklyn terror, and
Young Corbett of Denver will battle
for the feather weight championship of
the world at the Colleium tomborrnw
afternoon. McGovern reached H’Iirt-
ford today and declared himself in con-
dition for the approaching fray. He
says he will win. but declined to stipu-
late the number of rounds in which
he expects to dispose of the Western
aspirant. His friends. however, any
that he will do the trick in six.
Corbett. on the other IIIIIIII. ll 1qu
as confident of winning and he buo-
hil have upon his condition. which in
nupherb. Supporter: of the Denver
youth expect to m him leave the ring
fluids of it roundl the chumpion
feather weight of the World end they
or. booking their opinion by minor
0 I “it“ I‘I‘h'd ’ “I ‘I°?°'I’“.
or. m y pro r rlnugu
night [No is below we uht and will on-
iy engage in l t work to Imp him-
"if within the butt.
Thur fur M00 mt: at the Coiiuum
' hive bun whim Thor,- m it he:
of how. can hing from 1!
min which slight donut-town men
will droopy.
”Chortle; mm are mi in town
NIINI CMOODIM mil
olsl meeting this evening, when Stuff .
A. seIIec ‘
A broad shouldered long loose black Force 0 ti“,
50 m. long. speCIal at $0.00 ‘ N
A dark Oxford Frieze. broad shouldered yoke:
Loaf. excellent value at Sill. 00. . .
A few short Uvercoats at very short prices. N
. ‘ AT ‘ . , ‘:
WILLIS H. SELLE
. N N Clothier Hatter and FurnishedN N N
48 nndflfl Wall Street, Norwelir. »
hi it worth while to have the print
run together. or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from, when proper GLASSES
PROPERLY ADJUSTED. will remove
the trouble. We guarantee perfect fit-
ting nnd make no charge for examina-
tion.
easy it is for you to pay a. dollar a -
G. B. Sachem.
Graduate Optician,
union and good cheer.
quoted.
Print Butter. of fine quality. 28c.
Tub Butter, hut.- 25c.
Eggs, warranted good or replaced
if bad. dozen. 25c.
Egon, New York state.
real good. 32c.
Eggs, Home, fresh. I few only, do:-
en. 40c.
New crop Molaueo, 50c gal.
Belt Flour. 62c and 55: bag; $425
barrel. (Fine Flour.)
Pantry Flour, We buy.
Pure Lord. 2 list, 25c.
Compound. Lard. 10c 'Ib.
New Cleaned Currantn,10c pkg.
New Bonded Raisins. 10c pkg.
New Loo» 4 CrovVn Raisins.
New Layer Raisins. 15c.
lbEnglish Walnuts. or Mixed Nuts, per
., 15 c.
Home Walnuts. I few only, 15:: 2 qtu.
Nice Cplery, 2 bunches, 25c.
Jamaica Sweet Oranges. 25c doz.
froth: are
particulars.
Coffee from 15: up to 32¢.
dor early.
HaveYou
Seen It... 0
A great inhor and money lover. or
him-1h.
RAVI ONLY THE
“OTTO
" ”I, .. Curd “the.
I ‘ buy ital L.
Fitch' ml
used Health
PCB LIBRARY FUND.
mt
There will he I until: reunion It the
modem. of indicator nod Hrs. John
vii. mu. in Wort street. venom
Drill frying M. of New rm. will:
6% We.“ Sneaker-mew. .
At d1 Grace
Ready for your Thankeqiving or den at prices that please. pl u
profit. The great day of New England origin In just at hand; of famif
Let the feast he bountiful. ,
contribute to the good time by our Itock of neaoonahie good: at cash prim
Trust us to fit you out with some ofthe finest To: you over drunk. Auk for
We can pious you.
Preemie given. Got a card. We Ih all be buoy.
Lorenzo D1bb:{ 7
kindling of any description in starting either wood or cool lroNIL' 1
way- read for use, and s most convenient houuhold neutrino”.
Raymond Bron. up
mm wanted in New 0mm. Wilton. Wanton. whom W
Now. we do not Idvocnte the or
would feel better. on 'uinlv use Mm
coffee. don‘t dim-t your Itomudhl‘iff
punched substituted.
II.
4.
Witnm our “to
Good size. ‘ -.
Mince Meat, None Such, Uni
25c. .. .
Popping Corn. 10:» I
Popped Corn (sugared) by quart. . .
Corn Poppers. 10¢ each. . ,
Loose Cocoanut, fresh and find, ‘209
lb. '
Dudley' a Pumpkin. 2 cam, 251:. New I
goods.
Gunner-rial, flout, large. 90‘ gins
qtm, 25c. .
Sage. Thyme. Savory; ‘Mdrjorlm. ,
Durkee' s and Bette! Poultry Damn. '; .
In~,10c. .
Potato", molly, good. I" right, 250
pk. (Belt In town.)
Cider for Mine. Flu, Cold“ 3 on.
256. .
Greening Appiel. firm. «In» «punk. .
Greening Apples. «condo, doc posit
20 lbs. Oren. Super 21. (Bimini)
with other mode. Cash.
,I»
A word to the winter. fl
it does uwly with filo
Brand Cocos. But if you . ., .1
, Got til
1min: Brand Jove and
dflou'l. Plum
0. ...I 0. when...
II I one counts two ’fni‘ the
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