l
only ——Mollegan s
basketball team lost
mm m l“to eAll New York live.
_ armory. last8 night. The visitors
at in the last few minu es of
mascots of 17 to In t ougb
vious, to this the home team had
‘ is. in, .Iolddrom' the start.
. he played a last game es-
girl the final few minutes during
Which the visitors began to throw
goals with the” score against them 13
to, 8.: The home team was unable to,
stop the onslaught and the New York
a were In the lead soon after and had
0
1,3108 game was very similar to the
game a week ago, but this week the via
fills; team took a brace instead of the
home team. last Monday night the
Mount Vernon Alumni team had a com-
{dribble lead over the F team in the
.1030. half but the Norwalkers took the
e by pretty aggressive playing.
no score last night at the end of
the first hhlf was in favor of Company
F." to 2.1019 visitors seemed unable
_ to get their bearings and their efforts
at goal throwing here but little fruit.
only one goal being thrown by them
during the half.
At this stage of the contest it lookd
like a flair easy triumph for Compam
F. buts basketball game is uncertain
as .any game and the playing of the
‘ ’visltors. In the second period was quite
' a sunrise to the large crowd of rooters,
which who very loyal to the F boya.
The lineup and score of the big game.
Montsuka. Mohegans.
Guyer .................... Moore
Right Forward
Ker-as ...................... Pierce
Lott Forward.
filler ..' ...... . ......... i ..... G Moore
Ce n.0er
Radcliffe ........ Colins. Van Winkle
. , ' Right Guard.
(Infinity .. ...................... Bliss
‘ belt Guard
Field gca:ls G Moore" a; Moore, i;
1M1?“ Bliss.2; Collins 1
13min on free throws from foul line:
rise» 2; Bliss, 2; cannon .
600ml Wesson. 18; Montauks. 1.
ball: Mohegan 12; Montsults, l.
.. 8‘}!er Yorks have played here
Mrs a score on the occasion of
i Ilelug 20 to 10
, [dines were played last night.
TR II contest was an exhibition
‘Ihdflontauks, and the Mohegans of
more The visitors were easy will
. =‘ fairly slaughter-lug the home
, WWW unable to throw a
“In the field. The visitors had
Whirl; their own way.
Thunders and lineup of this game
All New Y
but). sa-asssa-ss basal-J ;
alt-ft Forward.
Ranch. .. ........... Wilde:
. .RIght Forward. ’
.C'. Baum":
as'sisa'pw- 3.. ..
dt Guard;
.. first: half company I", 8:
' deg" "is, sonata.
. flats—The gon-
” lot ruin” A. "ivulm of this
vmdimkdl into last night. The
ut thm hundred pen-
is about 815.
Out $2. QO Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Stulish-
~ _. , 13955 and, Lena Service. ~ ,
.51, . r. n. LYON e co.
THANK36IVINO! WHOOL PHOOHAM
n—a—
Will in Realms In the Franklin AI-
umhiy Hall. Twmw Andrus".
At the Franklin Assembly Hall’s: 2
v. in. sharp tomorrow will occur the
Thanksgiving program of the school.
The order of exercises is as follows:
hour—Harvest stems. '
i.
Recitatioanhe Story of the Pilgrims
Anus Mellugh
A Story of Thanksgiving.
Sixteen Girls From Rooms 1’ and N.
Flag Drill.
By Following Scholars of R and 8:
'Wler Monladis .
Julius Dokus. Eva Richards. Arthur
Merriam. Kate Caliahsan. Herbert
Smith. Bertha Van Beoy.
Harold
Schock, Carl-ls. Bunker. Joe Kesler.
Lucy Brsddely, Leslie Font.
MAI'Y
. Hadlk. Ernest Dean, Viola Do Long.
Myra Richards. Harry Davis. Ruth
- Carilmvliaybelle Miller. John Steer
muller. Anna Smith, Lavinia Smith.
Margaret Lynch, Stephen Buyliss.
Andrew Beiius. Beatrice Moorehead,
Margaret Even Joe Barrios, Howard
Finch
Song—in
ury Wilchek.
id TlranksiriI lug Time,
School
Recitatious,
Mrs. iria 8 Keep.
Vocal Solo—Tho Elf and the Dormuuec
,'The OODIDII‘IM. . ,
Twelve Boys l‘ronl Rooms It and T;
Eddie Kuch James Coleman. Jos.
'Quitner. Floyd Collin. Edgewater
Williams, Andrew aormley. John Mc
Matron. John Hurray. Philip Echaub
'i‘red Btaboli, Jos. McMahon, John
Whittaker.
Piano Solo.
'~ N ode Reba!
Bong—Moms west Home.
School.
The services of Archer Booger have
been secured to accompany the music
on the violin. The school appreciates
the willingness of such artist as Mrs.
ida I. Keep. Miss Lissie Richer-don and ;
Mr. Atelier Ranger to aid in the ac;
tracuvenoss of the program.
FOOD FOR GROWING CHILDRIN.
Btato Chemist Sylveter Wheeler I
states that Get Bush is a supo lor food:
for growing children. To satl ' unr-
ents that this is so, the manuiacturer
of the Rusk offers a novel and lnter~i
esting weight contest between school?
children in which 100 watches will uni
gIVen as 'prises to the children mailing,
the greatest gain in welfht within ar
glvon time. A circular III I be found in I
each packafiof the Rusk explaining
the matter dotsll .
Premium coupons are also placed in '
each package. which give to families
using the Rusk very attractive articles .
in the silver wars line.
undoubtedly the most healthful and
strengthogiving oeredl food made. and
this fact taken in consection with tht-j
prizes and premiums, whith the consu .
men have an opportunity to get
rhonld Increase the demand very rapid
" . .
i Stamford Lodge N. E. 0. I’ will give
,‘n reception to inunsbury Lodg e of
South Norwalk. and Slurniord friends
III (I A. It. hall. Stamford, tonight
.e,
..a‘ ,-
Domnrrnm Snorting \De Yteen
6000 "Ninth
him one“; worker not“ been an solitude.
thin to partake 08 our Dhanksgiumu
altering, int. \n\\\ dent: on sale
’ " em 3 mo 3 .30
the iiill'nmtnu important we diatom:
if} » yr. , ‘r aw33, “$1 ., II» ' '
50:: Golf Gloves black. gray and
Men' is All Linen Handkerchiefs.
Dr. Ly‘ous Tooth Powder, value
‘Colgate‘a rel-rumor, value We 0
' ‘ IMALI. WA
Point De Paris Laces. widths I
6018230, “.6086.
Black and white Mixed Fnce Ve
Stilt Stock Collars with white i
‘6‘, .. A, ,
_ ‘ The Popular Crush Patent loath
8:30 10c
, , Beg Quality Warren] Feather-b
black or white. sold everywhere 25c. h to 8:80, Inge.
_ DOHEO‘I’ICO AND
Fancy Outing Flannel. regular p
5' , 104 Grey Blankets. regular prlc
White Dorset. regular prion, he,
40 in. Wool Dress Goods. regular
All Silk Corded M018. win
500 Yds. Dress Goods Remnants.
In In. All Wool Abatroaa in col
MILLI
Ladies Outing Hats, regular prio
Lsdies' Trimmed lists. regular
l
.~ . ‘, UNDERWEAR A
W,Womanf a All Wool Ribbed Hose;
Children‘ s Ribbed Vests and Pa
Wuhan“ “Tarp flooded Wests use Paula;
Mons 3109061! earns 3"" one,
3:30 '9. M.
.2 ,‘w
‘rr. 3.: I
white. 8 to 8: 30 p. m.. 38c.
\aiue 12850, 0 lo 8: 30, lie.
25r36t08:.30150 _
on. e to 3:30, '25; doz. ‘
REC. ETC. .
rum 2 to [I Inches, values 10c to 10ml
lls, value 25:: yd. 6 to 8: 30 lire yd
awn turuoler, value 35c. 0 to 8: 30.
or Belts. regular price 15c. ii to
one Foundations, 1%,; or 8% inch.
. ...... a... ,_,..._..,
...:
x‘.."”:,~,l
OR!” 06693.
rice. 8c 0 to 8: 30 5855:. i V
e Bile, 6 to 8: 80, We.
0w8:30,3%'c: ."1; '
pummwmmrl. 12%0 3
[mice 75c. 0 iii 8: 30," 500.
value um and 81.50; s to 8: 30.50.».
ors, regular price 58:3. 6 to 8; 30. 36c.-
NERY.
e 88c, 8 to 8: 30. 390 «
price 83. 50, 6 to 8: 30 81.68,
. t
i
The Built in},
Cured me of s deep-seated cold
that resisted other remedies.
Mrs. itamlail sud-the children
also depend on it with unfail-
ing enemies to ,cure colds and
, as e ionic and builder. *Frod-
erick W. Randall. 33- Shelton
Ave New H von, Conn.
[till
‘l’.ork
LINONINE
Proved a tower of altruism to
my son and myself. Wv were
both run down from overwork.
l.iuonine brought
strength and made. us sturdy
and enduring—Philip Plants,
NINE
III a most excellent Ionic and
builder, as well as a sure cure ‘-
for lung difficulties.
it ounrelves and give it to our .
little boy with very satisfac-
tory mun...:-ur. and Mrs. B.
Crlno, 241 W. 86th 8L. Now
back our
New Milford. Conn.
rill .NINE
,Savod Ml‘ll,, Whitney's
She had biotic-hills nigh unto
death when our family doctor
prescribed Linoulne as II last
resort. llvr recovery was what
can be culled iu ull'trutlriui-
uess. miraculous—J. C. Whit-
232 W,122d
my
0 \'.ork
LINONINE
(.ured my two small children
of severe collisthrrt threatened
pneumonia. 1 shall always keep
It on hand hurt-lifter.
that Ihisgwii! reach the eyes
they
8L,
of other mothers that
may learn the value oi Llno~
nine—Mrs. George W. Rey-
I’hiilr
holds 329 North 02:! SL.
dolphin, Pan,
LINONINE
Cured me. of the
too- phone. “'l‘h
son, New M o
LIN
file.
_I
worst cold
' mortal map ever endured from.
I believe Linonlne is the best
medicine bribe world to cure
colds and keep a follow in tip—
ll. Simp-
Conn. '
we
Cured it'lln‘s cold right quick
tutti gave. her; a splendid uppcv
I am so bsppy that she
We take
New
I hope
CREAM DAMASKS.
70in. Cream Damask . . . .5oc. yd.
(13 in. Cream Damask. ...69c yd.
72 in. Cream Damask .. . .75c. yd.
72 in. Cream Damask . . . .85c. yd.
BLEACHED DAMASK.
66 in. Bleached Damask, 50 c yd.
66 in. Bleached Damask, Gal/ac yd
06 in. Bleached Damask. 69 c yd.
ASK - .
WITH NAPKINS TO MATCHI
...—~—
70 in. Double Bleached Damask,
. ..Bsc yd.
72 in. Double Bleached Damask.
31 1.00 yd.
72 in. Double Bleached Damask ,
.. . .. ......8x.asyd.
72 in. Double Bleached Damask
ssllsolsllsdasss
sass-sassssaasssa
.....
sssssssss e ....-
l- 3
72in. Double Bleached Damask
. . 4;... ... ‘
. ' Thanksgrvrng Table .tmens.
The possession of a good store oi dainty Table Linens is a joy to every ' housekeeper. Just
new ways and means for the winter tax the. brains and judgment of womankind and to have the ta-
ble nicely dressed for Thanksgiving dinner, without spending more money than can well be sparsd,
is very often a serious problem. Much money is wasted In purchasing table linens thht' were not
worth buying in the beginning. and to guard against this needless waste we call your attention at '
this time to our Linen Dsphrtment, a knowledge of which will be profitable to you: “
counts BLEACHED 15Au- BLEACHED Heusrrrcnsn
CLOTHS.
2x2 yds., @ .. 32.15.
arm/2 yds.,@ 33.35.
2x3 yds.,,@............3a.oo.
HEMSTITCHED SETS.
104 Table Cloth, dozen Nap-
kins to match- 36.25.
’12-4 Cloth Napkins to match,
66in.BieachedDamask.75 cyd. ........ .31.soyd. 3700
“m 20 inch Napkins, assorted designs from ,. . . ........ . ....... . . . . . . . ........ 31.09 to 3975 per doc.
24 incl: Napkins, assorted designs from ............ . . . . . . . . .......... 31.005 to 35.oo pet dos.
~ KITCHEN DEPARTMENT ‘
- Large size Drip Pans ..... . 19c. Large Turkey Platters ..... 25:. 2 qt. llim'qulass Pitchers. .5oc.
CUH‘l'Cd Roasters rzxr7,. .59c. Glass Berry Dishes . roc. Salts and Peppers ........ .. Ioc.
Man's words to woman flatter
Two women stand and chatter
FIRST GRAND
MASOUERADE
BALI.
of the
Hafiriakers’
SICK BENEFH' SOCIETY.
of South Norwalk.
MUMO HALL.
THANKSGIVING
SVWIORCHIBTRA.
. PRIZES:
35.00 Prize {or the Hauddomobt Lady's
Costume. ., .
88.00 Prize lot the Meat Original Gent's
Costume.
as will be selected from the Audience.
Man' II nerds to man are often list. i
Two men may often stand and chat. l
IVE.‘ NOV. 25TH.‘
, The economics to sward m on; .
N0. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
O
.- .. .4 ...-
,0iover’ s the Place
HAVE YOU PURCHASED YOUR,
THANKSGIVING FEET ATTIRE?
.
E
l - For indies THE PERFECTA is, u su-
vperior article und while made to.bc
comfortable in correctly stylish and
sites the feet V
exceptional attractive
noes. 83.50 makes it also reasonable.
Is well again. It. does my TICKETS. 500 A PERSON.
boar-l good to have her so “OLCONyv , , r 25" A PIR.°N'3
plump s riafire has been > ~' - w 4331 ll ‘3 23 I“ 35'
no paid a d In that we were mi
grimly worried about her. GRIND BALL
Liooninc is a wonderful medl-
:Ine.—4M‘:_s.c_w. S. Bulkloy, of the
Eromwr onn. ’
Fir-at Hungarian
UNONINE _ area Benefit society
(lured me of chronic bronchi-
tin of four years’ standing
James Kelley; 136 Grund gilt.
Bridgeport, Com.
‘2
u.
,, g, N
Is Just splendid ilk childrlm.
It gives them a hearty appetite
and makes them sturdy“. t
t o
cheerfully . recommend
mothers and others having the
care of little underlain:
Denbury.
Children's
Conn.
LINONINE
Has proved tombs very sails
factory as a hhiider, also in
children
like ii. and the benefits are
quick and permanent. it makes
them sturdy and gives them '
'streugth. «John
MseCallum. ‘10- Russell
curing colds
color and
lithium, Conn.
.Home.
My
:‘Au “emanate-rte. 80;. fl.
AT ANION HALL,
Thanksgiving
Evening Nov 25
l
NOTICE .
FurlherAppropriaiion
. Notice is below given thahthe Coun-
cite: this city proposes, at its next reg
ular meeting to be held on the 7th day
> of December. 1303, at 8: 00 o‘clock I'D-E
m.. to appropriate the sum of 8400.00
to the Police Department of the Admin-
islrative Department of said city, for
at current expenses of sdid department.
HUNGARIAN aim dawn.
nous-rs. a users.
‘ ‘ ' not It
said appropriation being in, addition.
rial}
lllm Show That Fit.
Prices Still Lower at
Schaull’s. '
‘3 lb. Chop seer. 25c
2 lb. Home Made Sausage, 86c
* i bean Pot Roast. lot-
i Prime rub Roast..100
lButtar In Print. 23c
I Shoulder Studio
I Ground Bone.
Oyster shells.
,Trlpe and Figs Feet,
...-
10c
r
, Sch-ub'o Market
22 WAOH INGTON OTREET.
i .
phone 23-1.
so uoaiEav. 5 .
ralue 286 sf $39, 15d ,3,
nu, resell-ll” iiiiui. s“ to s: so me «on.»
WW 6 to also, 85¢.
g‘soiuh NWthilmr .1
Per order of the Council, ' »
‘ ,, runners a. hunch
TRISTRAM 8t HYATI, Norwalk Gonn
>w
:Hovrm THEATRE
, THANKSGIVING DAY,
Matinee and Night,
THE IIG MWIOAL COMEDY,
lire Policu Planers.
,35—Fsmous Moved Comedians, bing-
ora, Dancers—36. --
EVERYTHING NEW.
New songs, Dances. militias.
Matinss PI'IO’PIOO and 35°. ,
l Matinee commences 3 o'clock.
, Matinee 259 and 156.»
, Evening Prices—25¢. 36: and 50:.
. HOYT s THEATRE.
ZSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, MN"-
NEE AND NIGHT.
i —THE GREAT-.- .
i LAFAYEITE
-Pra,dhntd-‘- *
His Own Big Company in the New Hin-
doo Mystic Play.
Krishna The Divine
IV THE GREATIAFAYETTE
A SENSATIONAL, BTU’ENDOUS
SPECTACULAR “BEING PRODUC-
TIMI
, —In Which Are Introduced-—
l Scores of pretty girls. \ . ~'
A carioad of special wary.
Electrical and inacbheical offsets.
A band and orchestra of. thirty places
psautiful, Weeds and costly cos-
tomes.
Horses, pony, a fin lion and many
other animals. ‘
Prices, 00. 00, 75, am.
Nation 50:, ass, 26:.
beats on sale 8 days In Advance.
HOYT§ THEATRE.
bolld Wash liar! Monday Nov. 30.
Nathan, Wade nay and Saturday.
Presents the ‘l’slsuisd mROInaufitle Actor
Mr. Daniel Rilan.
And his Incomparable albeit organisa-
flea.
80 people, 2 special scenery can
025.008” nvss ss.tsd
, MONDAY EVENINII
Don Cerise: l" Reluin
Tuesday evening, is be amused.
Wadnobday, The dust Ruby.
Thursday. Moots Oriole.
Friday, Virgluiub. “
nature”, Tum Musketeers.
1 P
v
Fool.
diner“
Prices. lo, 20, (use. .
Matlnsas, Iii, as We.
NOTICE! _
billion. grim .
his may he Roi
Lavish production. Jas. K. Hackut's ‘
madness. .
Wednesday, mallow,” 'l’hs Gilded j'
daturday. matinee. The Fatal Wad: ,
m...
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