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THANKIOWINO DAY OINTINIL.
As usual on Thanksgiving Day The
Evening Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper All advertisements.
items of news. notices. etc" should
teach the ofllce oi publichtioa tomor-
row afternoon. - ,
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Startevsnt'a assortment of line
china glass and cutlery, especially se-
lected for the Thanksgiving season
consists of all latest novelties. See ad: .
—5 lb pail pure lard 50c Hayes:
Harry Oberlaoder, of Woodward are
and connecting St John avenue ~with
Captain Fred Lyons. on the oyster
steamer [do My." . I
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maififltifi. Mar 413%.”
mm
03d] medals. fancy
LuLCoslsr ”fit”
. ' possible or m p is.
from 310 to $25.
dorblu and sell liars. I
no We.
Arthur Ferry. of Browns Business;
College South Norwalk. spent Sunday:
with his parents, Mr. and: Mrs FreoI;
erick Ferry of panbury. l
A Diekerman a Son are offering the ,
best soiling numbers of the National
Sewing Machine 00's high grade In»;
chines at popular prices for cash. '
Read the ad. for further information.
Daniel F. Donovan. oi Norwaik. at
Dorlon’s Point during the past sum.
mo‘r, has taken a position as wine clerk
at iidtel Clifford. and will be pleased
to ice his nI yi’riends
Turkeys. ducks and goose. Srhaub‘s.
, Mrs. James C. Forhush and children.
of Norwalk have zone to Colebrook to:
spend the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr
Forbtuih will leave for that place to
join his family tomorrow.
Clifford Crow; who has been employ
III! a» chauffeur for William H. Earle. of
Norwalk and New York. has returned
from the latter y'lliacf‘. and will take a
position with a firm in Bridgeport.
--3 qts. cranberries 25th Josoloff's.
William P Beets. the Norwulk and
South Norwalit platinum. in his ad. to
day advises you to Hill Ir your mega
zines and engraving for Cinistmas
now at; the time is getting short.
it you have not yet purchased youI
Thanksgiving footwear remember that
Glover sells slIo‘LcII that while they are
uindc to be comfortable. yet are stylish
and 8“" the feet Intentional attrac-
tivcuess.
Turkeys. tllulis and geese Schaub's
Timothy J. Sullivan, proprietor of the
Victoria Cafe. at the corner Railroad
avenue slid Monroe ntrect. is having
the two stores fronting on Railroad
avenue finished and met will be ready
for occupancy by tho lessees on De
romber lat. y
The weekly class meeting willy he
llt'id tonight in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. The session 'co‘m-
nImIces at 1:30 o‘clock. and as there
was no meeting last week Leader Seth
Remington hopes for a large attend
auce tonight.
——lI‘rcsh turnips 15c pk.. Joselofl’s.
City Clerk E. T. Buckingham; ot
itridgeport who is the chief of recOrde
of Wowompon .Trlbe. lmpIoved Orde.
of Red Men. in the Park City was pre-
sented with a handsome oak other
chair by the members of the Tribe, III
the regular session of the board of ai-
dermen, last night.
The thirteenthaunual. .concert and
ball of the Cathoii't'. Club will be held
at Loekwood's Hail towmorrow night.
Thanksgiving eve. and the occasion
promises to be a decided social suc
cess. Among those who are to take
part in the oomidt‘t are Mrs. William J.
Tracey. Mrs. Leenmn B. Tripp. Dr R:
M. Wolfe and Thomas McMahon.
«2 lb of mixed nuts 25c Joselolf‘s. 1
Au adjourned. meeting of the Board!
of School Visitors (if the‘Toun of; r .
walk will hit held this evening a to
office of the aeteetmen in the tow ae~l
semhly hall bn ding. Wall street. he
resignation of has Dresser. assistant
principal of the}: Center silhool, and‘oih
'ct' matters of i‘mporta'uée will be out!
sidered.
—i_.ow prices for poultry. Schaub’s.
IJames L, Hommedieus class ,w’fil
hold a special Thanksgiving service
this evening at 7: 30. Members of the
Yakcmates. Ithe Junior Band, the Ep-
worth League and the W. A. H. Ciro
plank in lhtI factory.
yesterday for the same purpose.
ticut industrial School: but sentence
yd: Snyder Shuttle at lowest prices. ~
to Nat-III Main Street, South Net-walk.
and Sporting emu.
I:
I F,
()ur Brothers Lodged. 0.0. it‘
“.onIIlk conferred the third dozi‘ee, y
hat or (Intuit.
A magnificent assortment of holiday
haudkerchiefs. is ready for you atl
Road's. See ad. ‘
William Mciiugh. of South \lullil
street. “out huntlngL Saturday and so-
IIIIIIId two gray squirtels and several
quail.
McKinley Command, Spanish Wat
Veterans, will hold a meeting at the
armory, tomorrow evening. at 8:30
o'clock. .
.1. Stanley St John formerly of thII'
Clifford Pharmacy but now located in :
llIldgeport. has been visiting in South
Norwallt. ‘
School Visitor A Blanchard paid an /
official visit to the various departments I \
of the South NorIIaik High school to .
do) 'in the Concord building
Complete line of Spauldlng and Po ck
and Symlor skates at lowest priI;,¢-s at I
i l
(‘olomau‘a Also lar ro variety of
masks. See ad.
A lootlIull game between Iho'b 5‘;outh
Norwalk High Stilntlifl and the Frank
iin Stu-oi Schools is scheduled for the
Baxter Gro ode this afternoon
Turkeys or everybody and within
the reach of all at the Public Mariont
llead the ad and see thII two special»
advertised for tomorrow. '
Dr. cJan Duntorticrremoved n large i.
won from the side of Harvey Shofileld‘ a
load. SundaI Mr. Shoflield underwent»
the operation without the use of other:
The water commissioners give nulic i.
that all water gate boxes gas shut oil
etc. which protrude shore the side.
walks must be lumered to a level with '
the sidewalks.
Timothy H. Foster of Foster Bros.
of Danbury and Belle island. sprained
his ankle SuturduI by stepping on it
it turned under
his weight. He will be conilntd to
his home too some time.
First Selectman Samuel Lynes is in
Hartford todat Again. conferring With
State Highway Commissioner James H.
McDonald over the Wéstpott avenue
matter. Mr. Lyons was in Hartford
s
Michael Kresko. amnion street lad.
who played bookey from the Franklin. .
nationhood was Ia'rrested for it byl
Sheriff Sculley was tried this morn-l
in: before Judge Joseph R. Taylor. .
Michael was committed to the Connec-
w aspen
as Wyn y (kid- ago” good behalf);
.Compmtedih'e 'et‘ Spauldlng andLI Peck
91W.
Masts.
Largest variety of masks in town.
COLEMAN'S
Agent for A. G. apauldlnn'e Baseball I
are expected. A full attendance of ‘
members of the class is desired and all
are cordially invited. The service will
close promptly at ll o'.cloclt
‘ ms phas- mince meat, U; a. fuse. '
depololf’a. . . I 42‘ ' ‘
j E. G. Gen
‘ Ina-m. G. it
y‘Pa‘rks. S neuritis. F 'i'. Shuttle
ling: pans. Iii Machined .‘i’; 3
3.3 Hamid RA. Cady. NewY
J. i , ' penalised"
octane amp +5 houses L
momma-u the
lawns and black on
be“ M a...) yours fin
Search offsorem I80 and ”their wen.
A rain proof our looks no different from
are flu very stunner”! sly
Thanksgfvlna fflmfilllfas-o-ojzltfsln flung:
: blur . I”. 80 lye $38.
hand out of: so ,
chem things In black on . ox ords.
DWI! MIC. 36 ii IGC.
our choice a
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South Nos-walk.
Bucceoaora to Com-took Bros.
For the sake of saving a low pennies don‘t buLy- infor-
ior grainhhay or feed for your animals. The difference in
juice is_pennles. but the difference in results is thd brood.
health and appearance of your horses and cattle. A word
from you will brim; any quantity you may . wish,
every bag of grpln. or halo of bay, of the highest sland-
evsry man ought filo be splolr and
Single and dounloelmusf-
“Joel: coals. all fancy
ollrorovoraufs--but can differ from others because they
los made-"Ionay. loose. comfortable affairs. some Ivlflr the new lulled books:
in nukmor. to,» sinus. hosiery and gloves; correct
Don't wait mull the last minute for your Thenlrsgfvlnp dru‘slii‘d": the but selections msyb‘s made
Rogers 8' Stevens,
Tel. can, 32-2. '
ll Seldlttz
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.,: our Thanksglving Clothes. .
We don't believe all flu good dressing should lyre In the turkey' .
span Thenlrsnlvlng Day. .
Here on clothes to make you sou-lo make you truly thankful In appearance.
Snappy Suite for Men.
1mm. am so Ill say no. lollies. puberty taller“ and fluidised sum.
I‘m rollers. ships WWI-qufla man normalise".
Canaan shoulders.
$49. “I?
boiler flora mi. . 0w
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Powders
Our Seidlitz Pow-
den are fresh
if
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to dance It Is a sure that] itli not. '
yiliii. titlii
Sulisllttl littmoala $5.50. 850. Ill ll i5 u
a’ KEN
Ynunii Mtn3 Stills and litercotls
r
lllIIldItnI Suits and firewalls
nrd of quality. and the price is as little as you Wouiljipay ,I Had full
(Ilaowhorc, any-Where. if you could get the snmemnniil‘y.”
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a day.
suiting a corn
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gonadal Appointments at cooveole tics of patron.
artistic, the newest and most perfect furniture prone“.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
Do It Now.
Order youryl‘flagazines and Engraving .for
Chriflmas. The Time is
Getting Short.
WILLIAM P. BEERs,
soakssofta, STATIO nan AND auoaavaa.
esoutn mm street. I ’ its mums-LI.
South Namath. 4 4m... Normal it. .-
Lewlu‘ Popui-r Priced Photograph Studio.
ll Main Street. Nor-walk.
Personal attention given all sittings. from 10 a. UL, to Li p. at. Sun-
days to a. pa, to 1: Slip. I'I.y Children a photbxraphs a specialty.
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CHILDREN .
Ih°ultl aswttbmus‘. . .
-oo not easy...
it is too risky.
HEALTH PHOTOGRAPH.
are the but.
JACKSON’S STUDIO...
use. ‘. _ 4 Low Paton.
. , . - , . ‘ _ 0m Hoist Remit:
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SCIENCE.
"Items wasn't built in a day. “wilt her was Celene; of Option learned to
it took care and men to dove lop}, it, and it shows the value of con-
out ontictan. _I. ,
, Helm: a new, narration} Optician.
United Bank Building, south No:walk, Conn.
‘ Office hours, 8 11:45.12:45. 6: yyOO.8atuI-day evenings 7—0.
.1 \ 4*;.:"
in Dining Room run-um e {If} when we are continent”- Lure must
These are tiller-
. in the outside I'éstiiIItil'I than ol‘ the
‘ brush and bodies are hard to find.
y nation of the More: abrogates the
Bates“ treaty.
Weight
We make them
once each week.
25c aIfiox-
Cliiford Pharmacu
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passso,'stx warcamau.
Insane Man Gains Entrance to Equ’ite.
hie Building. in Nchork.
NEW YORK Nov. L'l. «With six
night watchmen Nillit‘lfli’ It in the build-
lag and II policeman patrolling ”in
street Outside, Ali'llti Lillilfll’ii, suppox-
ed to be insane, i‘lll out the plain glass
.liqtlitllhle Building. InJllII ill lli of the
businos section on .lmm BIIIIIdway
early today. munalwd the glue: of tlw
and barefootcd coming demo the cm-
tidor from the diIeI-tion of. tilt other».
and safe deposit vaults ot the Mercan-
tile Trust Company. and atIcsIId him.
Leonard' sIomrconta and socks were
found in the vestibule. When asked at
the station house uhat he was doing
in the building. lseouard replied:
"ichave .forty- three million» dollars
stored there. A utoh of henty- five
women chased me down BlOlliiWM.
andi ran in there to get away front
them " ..
Leonard; was tuitep to Ballot ue Hoa-
pital. ‘ Lil“ .. ii i ii I
caertill‘i-o‘ stone chew-Ion." I‘L
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and Kills Bayonne? vo Motives.
MAN". A. Nov. 24 .-General Mood
captured the Moro position in the hills
in.lolo, north of Tax ..oII-.,4he twen-
tie!!! that. and mini oS'éd thé Earth-
works they. had throw-up thote. ’ Pri-
eentlI Cavalry. was killed during the
womfd. seriously
The can on the I”More side is known
to have been aeIentI-livo probably
aim. IIs the ground is covered with
The expedition retutued to Join and
pending an investigation. Gen. Wood
be no more opposition on t‘iir‘ put of
:he sultan: men who led the fiabtinx.
According to his understanding this
{a new int-again
s of Taylor avéiihe. is
1:1 Mt Vernon; * I
Miss LL
flotilla; v‘
a
nil!
‘41. Y.. in flitting Mrs Van Tassel of
Jreaeent Mace.
32’ in tho town court this morning.
mag:
Waive
mey‘ miners wmxmted
motile“
“m
i
y we will have to get 35c doz. for. Stor-
inttitle door. and was caught. in the in- ,
Iterior or the bulldina. A night watch
' man saw Leonard labia shirt sleeves
amoral Wood Destroys Earthworks y
vote Martin Brennan. of the Font. I
eat and twigptea «1‘nger -'
says that: so no as he can seetherr will . I L
lthiael Potter. of Mount Kisco. L
mean“. was fined st all,
' WW ‘
is Ldiachamn so of
mi “new car
bililei will need.
Print Butter—Our “Clover Hill”
should grace your table because it is
the finest. 291: lb. y
Tub Butter Creamery. zoo-lb.
Ecol—We made often to It... some
of the best to be had and so struck on
some fine New York state Eggs, that
W at: 20c all Have all
fort to have a plenty of this
pure sweet, apple juice. '=‘ y
Popping Corn, fruity lot.“ IpIutLo pep,
10c pkg. .
Hickory Nuts 2 etc. for 2
age Eggs. 30c riot.
Pastry Fleur—Beat for pastry of all
kinds became it makes the beat cook-
log with‘leant lard, 68c bag. .
New crop Molasses just In. Flue.
Diamond , Brand Raisins Lmeana the
finest packed. 13s in. or 2 letter 25c.
All new needs just in.
Also new Diamond Cleaned Currants,
10c. ’
Oranges, Florida“ nice. sweet. but
small.18c dos: alto larger ones at 28c
dos.
,4. Peanut, Brittle, fruit, 15: lb.. 2 lbs..
25:. y‘ " L ' '
Apples, fancy New York State Bale-
wins and amenities. fins table fruit,
44¢ per pack.
Apples, home stock, at 28: pack
Initiation and Lemmings.
Iwhlte Gramflio a once. 2 its... 256.
Cranberticaflioeit, to: at. f” “ 4
CHI-me and Lemon Peel. I. may.
NOW c‘Ws, 4‘ ; '
Cap em... Pudding at 10c.
ty of all sorts of Nuts. ,
Loon Raiflna.‘ - .L t
Cluster Raisins. _ - . .
Small Cheese Pumpkin! y
cheap. All good, sound m
Canned Pumpkin Frankliii hm,
cans for 26¢.
Dadi‘oy Pumpkin, the. g
nook lot of our in
Get-thine Arabian Heeling:
hand. , .. . ' an '
"useful: of ‘l‘el jolt UAW
one kind at the «an
m Fina. New beta we pg.
“(4. L. _ “nigh?
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a! l ‘ny
W meeting. .
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