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it .111 111115 “ll i.‘ Mini: V V.
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. $1.3M“
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”QUINN” MI!“
£13109!!th I .V. -
WEATHER
r149». |
, lV‘Nor walk and vicinity:
tonight Na;
in ccntr
hold. 1%
with lig
West.
of “10‘
utu1'o"iil iiiiid i all sections Condi—
tiona' raver ‘itor this vicinity plgunnnt
‘ wcn‘iliei'i 11an not' much clili'nge in temV-
11ertitn‘fc.V V
l V .
As. supper will bo' held it'll Trinity
Church on Thursday evening.
8 .l. 0811911, Jr.. has taken a posi-
lion at. A.Vl)lckoim1nn & Sons' store,
Washington street.
A son W'fli'l‘ born Sthurduy night to
Mr. and Mrs. DInicl B,Slt1tter-y, 01‘
Main street. Norwalk. . V
Eureka Rehcknh Lodge is planning
1111 .entc1tuinmcnt to he held in the
lodge rooms on December 0.
Albert Grindrod‘, head salesman i’or
Clothier Willis H, Sellcck. is spend.
ing the (lay in New York city.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet this week with Mrs. E. H Gum
hart, 206 East avenue East Notvmlk‘.
Miss Dorothy Lockwood or Nor-
“walk was 11 guest Saturday of M11111
Mury 121111111193 at her home on State
\IlN‘I, Westport
Trinity Brunch. Girls Fl loudly So-
ciety, will lllt‘t‘l tomorrow evening at.
the honu- of Mrs. I. S. Jennings.
West street.
Airs, AnunVlliuvxhurst, oi’ Norwallt.
is a mlost of her cousin, Miss Mltllllc
linit' to
d" 'l‘iuncday. A disturbance
in morning in North "flit
‘ producing cloudy‘ 91111111111
tilticai nhoworu in theit'itliih
grunt weather prevt'I‘ilii eultt'
1111111111111 r'ivct. Tho té'mpttfi
”1191111119111 her home in Wc‘st Muin -
ptroot Sonthporb
Their will be service this evening
ntr 7.45. :u the llcrkelcy Street chapel.
119111;: the. second ot’ the conferences on
the prayer book.
'Danioi I’lunlop has pnrchuscd the
John Bouton place in, West street ot
IV‘redtVrlck H. Rowan. who recently ttt'V
quircd the property.
Howard W. Doty and George C. Ev»
arts, or the Comstock Clothing Com- ,.
puny. Norwaik, are in New York city
purchasing goods for the store.
The Lutlics‘ Guild of St. Paul‘s
Chutch is planing to serve 11 chowder
supper at the chapel in Berkeley street
tomorrow from 5.30 until 8 p.111
Eggs are apparently beginning to
drop in price. Fresh country speci-
mens are to be had at 35 cents 11 doz-
cn as against 40 cents a few days ago.
Daniel F. Donovan is substituting
for James Burke, at the City Hotel.
whilotlte latter is spending a few
dnys‘ vacation at his home in Brook-
lyn.VV
—-“Litile Colds" neglected—thous-
ands of lives sacrificed every your.
Dr. Whod's Norway I’ino Syrup cures
little colds-«cures big colds. too, down
to the very verge of consumption.
The Golden Rule Circle of K. l).. of
tho Not-walk Congregational (llill‘t I:
wil'. meet Friday. the 18th. with Mrs:
James MocAlli'thcr. 21 Adams avenue
Norw'nll't. V " ‘V
Travelers who came, down the Berk:
uhlro division yesterday fluid that in
the Berkshire Hilhi region there was
nearly 11 loot or snow on the loyal 111111
that it. was badly drifted in Inuity pint
es
The Midst-.11 Bennett,
have roturnodahonie u'iter spending
two month: its guests of their 11191111.
Mm .‘iaines id. Height oi! Door Hill
avenue, Danbtuy Mrs Height 11c-
contpnnlcd them and will visit them,
this whiter.
The Ltdwa Benevolent Association
of the Norwalk Congregational Church
oclo‘clt. Meeting in charge oi the
'Doorkeepcrc' Circle‘ of the Kingc'
Daughters. . Address by Mro. Ileo Dav
in of E9111 Norwallt
An adjourned monthly meeting of
St. Paul‘s Ventr‘y was‘ hold that night?
at the Chapel of 0111' Not.» saviour,
Berkeley ntroet. Only routine 111111-
tera were dipp , not: . Vur'flhta
1:1,
of Norwalk. '
<1:
lino west Vo
one cents 1111 hour 111111 the
giro "
19119 1th Increase in ‘ther of about
, t”
V cesa.’
Your octor y
takelfi divcroii. Probtibly he
cause Vyou 'canItt take tlie'
clear oil; no one can take the
dual- all who hoods 1569.11.19
oil. The dottpr understands
that and d9gtitless means
Scott’s Emulsion of cod. liver
oil letich everybody can take
beCdusé it is emulsified and;
prepnrcd so that it can be
1191): easily digested by the
V1noct sensitive Stomach. Most
everybody likes it.
We‘ll and you I sample tree
9N9;- York
SUMMER TEXTILE;
AT WINTER PRICE"
A mill that made thousands of
3111-119 off sill; tundras for last sca-
son had 'a icw'hundrcd Vvtlt'ds left.
A mete bagatcllm‘but in the'wzty.‘
It was exactly the Silk nutdras
that sold in this store irccly all
When the
"Take
summer at 75 cents....
mill—1111111 said: it at al—
most no price," we jumped at the
chance.
And it. is here, ilcztntiiul gleam—
ing silk nintlras in Ronmn—stripc
pattcrusmtnu :Iutl blue and green
and yellow and lilavk-:nul~wltitc
ciiccts. Anti instead of 75 cents
(“5 three months ago) it in .57}?-
Ill‘ addition these Itcztvy cot-
tons:
beautiful
little
red,
’Alt'I‘t't'I‘lSt'tl wuisting,
wltilc basket wcavc with
figures or thin stripes in
black. blue or grccn~worth 50c
\'(ll‘(l--39L‘.
lirocadc‘ \vnisting, white with
colored ll1,1\\‘t.‘l'h‘ or itgurcs. some
”—6
with fancy lltll‘iltll‘-\\'L)I‘lli ”L yd.
~59c.
Center, rear.
LINEN THANKSGIVING.
There has never been at year
when so attractive 2111 oii‘criug oi
linens for 'l‘lianltsgiving has been
made. This lot of lint-us is best
yet. It presents very plain op.-
portnnity for savings. to rvcry
hutmckccpcr. ’l‘hosc savings are
to he made on lint-115 that nt‘c al~
lrttrtivc. 11ti itrpnttcru, full of
service and strength,
iV‘roni, hunt-111cm.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
Bridgeport. Conn.
——
111911211139 in Meta"
fret ht Ore I on th '
meets Wednesday httornoon nt“three ' A1,“ 8011 went Syuom
at P66 InyIIild' Benefit“.
.~.ptannu Nov '10 ~19: 1111191111
announcement of an advance in wagon
affecting many employees or the
southwesta afystcm oi the Pennsylvania
Pittubnrg wan mode you
ta'rdny. After Deceni’iier l road
freight. ttain crcww will have ttielt‘
wages increased when they wo‘rk over
time. The condngtors will Vet thirty-
rakemun
tWh‘hty 991111141111 Increase or twb c‘ct'iiit‘
nr tor conductoru and one cont.
Iinkctlitm‘ Tho culture It 111
Waldnwili 111191111 to titu‘V Pun Ilintdlo
318.000 11 month.
The Intuition Illtl
It?” ask for.
«WM KM
A PHYSICIAN HIAVLED
" otfim .
thrill“
fégorm reattt i lied 115611 1139‘}: botiiiir‘
With kidney and bind r trouble
9111:1111 prontrtttc land] we
It Mm 111»
‘ Wit/[911111011
* Iii 9111.1191an
Vonerlhn t now
(them 1y roc-
«11111111911111 tor
o preocrhfltdi it:
fluid It Planted u Drug-more.
‘ lonig' black utoglo in the clo9od Venti-
. _ you'd Catholic Club"
' V II 19919111911111.1111“ muy‘
Vifiitiniccrlh's r‘itlio ntivunco. V .‘* ,'
tutti 91 cotton with nationwide».
9
it Put Us With.
M'Vo proton in com iii
ti 1191.111 . “it ”V _
ooainoct 0%
99911111131911 W
the vurioue lines. 0119 of the mot
1111111 on the B 'ldgenort-Wektport i
said this morn gz‘ “It would bloke
dizzy and you 91111 teel your brain
round when three smokers lieu
Otto 1111191111119
1111in a Turkish tilgttrotte. That diu’ I.
combination which cannot be 11991911
and on a cold morning oil that no 1191»
iown can do to have ours 999111
091112 doimd and not to 11191111 With 1119‘
broke in our hands is to 911911 the‘ twin»
(lows of the vestibule and enter into It
content 9'11th the passed 1119 to see who
ctt'ri endure the cold the 101111919
The fellow who is 131110111113 the little Ti
11in the fellow' who Will 91991119101111:
out but it you are running betwe‘tm‘
F‘Vtilrniilii iintl 131991911911 they are all
inside of the cur shivering when the
cur goon bvcr Ash Crock brid hero
is out! to‘llow ovct in Fairflel o in-
slated, for" u long time on smelting 11
111119 With 1119‘ on an early 1110111111191
9'13“? Bridgiapmt i got no iinuIl'y t at l
' ould hurt: the vestbule open for hit
when he boarded the cut It'll! otter he
had naked every morning {or it week
I‘ll“
V V it 1 war keeping coon house he tuntir
led that the v'oi‘ttilation wan 11V freeze
out for him and new he titles on an 110-
holpte'rotl sent inside or the car with
hid stogies in his Docket ”
Wu..—
FVOPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
WHO WAS “QUINCY ADAMS SAW-
V YER?” ‘
The village gossips wondered who
Iii: was what he was, what he came
tor and how long he intended to stay.
They were anxious to find out. all
this about a young in“ yer from Bos-
ton named Quincy Adams Sawyer who
had come to live tit 11 small Massachu-
setts village for 11 your or so. A very
successful book which has itc intu-
ttoa VtititVV from this young inqn‘ 11 name
wnii writie'n nroit'nd Mr. Sn'wyer‘it do-
111191 in the country and around the
villngc gossips who “wond. V';V.i" nil
those things about him. and now the
book‘ in play form [11' to be elaborate-
ly‘ produced at Hoyt’c Theatre tonight
A strong company of well known piny-
ers appear in the production. it has
proven "the 11th New lnglnnd play
ever written." during the uuccesufui
run 111 the Acudcmy of Mllblt‘ in New
York City.
SECRET Ol" 'l‘lll". Sl’l'iWAY.
“licdcliu.” tho ginniees of "The Sr
crot of tho rlnhwny” (‘ompuny Ill 11
graduate or Vassar (nil-1,9 Him wul
attracted to the triage during her ntu
dent days and in her peculiar imper-
sonh‘tlonu is n novel ontortninm. in
11 college play in her senior your 11in:
took off the pur't of n I'tVVntII rush in a
i‘ol'itzliali‘ gutti'tt and mnde 11 great hit
This to .the attraction til. lloyt‘s ’l‘hvu-
trc, Friday evening. .
KNIGHTS OIV‘ COLUMBUS BAZAAR.
"At Retreat," 11' atlrrlng one-net
dt'nmu, dealing with the Civil War
Hines, will be presented with excel-
'leItt local 1119111 tit‘ the. opening or the
bazaar oi the Knights of Columbus
Friday evening
Another micellent ent‘eithintnont will
be put on the boards Suturduy evening,
otoAns Ana 9711.1. lame aouon'r
. AT our
»
People can Iitiil pnrchnpe cigars and
cigarettes at the restaurant in the lo
cal railroad station as nothing 111
known 11‘ the order mild to have been
pwmttig ted by the New York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad forbid-
illng theiruaaled tt't aucltlplnctiit. At
east 9. rs. on man tpd a reporter
thin mo'i'niiig that lib know nothing or
'ttuch ttn‘order except from what he had
1191111 in tho 1111110111.
iii speaking tilioit tho nuisance or
1111111111111; in. the at ibnn Mitch thin ot-
den iin olimwttetl to abate he 1111.11:
‘N 9 1111111 in {I hundred who bnya
11 ch; at. our counter over 111191191 it
i hit tattoo. A11 II rule pro in tit/6D
hero for It “mine"- inst 119 tli‘oy ‘t‘“.i
on their way for a train 1111.1 Vino 111
it“ all it”: ‘V'° m”
0 cc 6
mo their"‘i1ul'clt litii
i not knit: and
ilventuro to
a city, that ai out the entire number or
do in thin station are V
,‘cig’orn {1111169
brought along by the ‘omokers; V ..
"I l'mow 1'1- on 11111 observation
that we do not It ‘
Imbkéd’ here. 11:99 or con 6
91119119111 to a nice lttic thing with tie
in the canton of ye at. but t 11911 110
99911 199.999 911121119 road nliould 11111119
9911911 1111‘ order 11inch it. will 061 photo
9
any 1 hot ditty 7.
hence in the Iiightottt 11911199." V
W V
EIGHTY CARS OF TOBACCO.
PORTLAND.» Ore...
hundred hoguheudu of
Weighing 3200 toms and
Stovepipe
61%"me time
Vinilum MI .01». “:6de 'p ’e' in,
Vtmu'
, our
‘ c“ “:09in ”iii any
Iii-p.110 «and: mi 1111
mud-r. I
V. will III that you ”It
lirumrau'm
WW6 'IIRII‘u'u W
FREE}! A11 19:11:11. ward"
who» nub! at podl 1'qu
Nov 10 ~Eight
vuinod at subscribed in this
5000.000. will be uhlppcd from this 9110 war loan
port to tho Orlbut by one or the Port
luml nod Auiuuiir ltncru next month.
The tobacco illln eighty cure.
The Artist—“What are you nt now i
old 1111111?”
The AttilIor—~“A football 11t01y" i
The Artist—«“And the hero wins tho zavgim, Tex
game with 11 ninety- ynrd
DOWIIL'S Witch
11111 of iborn case or Piles.
I11»: I
“It...“
JAPANESE WAR LOAN.
SAN IVVnANCIsco, Nov lti-Up to activitiy of yesterday there are added activities today.
lent tobacco. ditto the sum of $1.100 000 this bet“
cured thousands of canon of Plies
bought. a box of DoWltt'c Witch Hazel
811109 on the recommendation or 9111‘
druggiut," so writer 0. H L11 Croix. of
“and used it for a stub .
oi W, on}.
Pullout: run.
It???"
city tor the Japan
THOUSANDS CURED,
111111
III
Hazel 8111th
it cured the per-
by The V .Cllflord
3t
come to it 111111'01
‘Vlnoat women 11ch nonlethlltg to admire.
coutnc?" ntanently." Sold
’l‘lio Authorm—“Not this hero: hr Pharmacy.
simply cotnern the ticket mmket and
lives easy 9er nttcrw.1ud"——'l‘own Whenever they
Topics.
~ ‘1 11 n 1‘
3959111111111 111qu
For eight of these coupons and 69 cents we will furnish, for a time, i
Sentinel reader: with a solid gold. fully warranted fountain pen. polish-
ed barrel. rubber can, screw section.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, You wonder how you ever got along
without it. Carry your coupons to Clifford Pharmacy. F. B. Coleman, 10
North Main street. William P. Beers, 43 Wall street;
38 Wall street.
NOTHING BETTER FOR CHRISTMAS.
tor SANTAIN’S COLLEGE students 111, salaries ranging from $45 to $120 11
5 positions for teachers.
'I‘o satiety yourself tlutt there. are lots of local positions open, road the
,t
mi! twelve applications 101 hell).
3 calls for women. it Cfllltl tor men
ONE DOZEN OPPORTUNITIES
mon th.
WANT "ADS." in Wednesday‘s Sentinel.
Our courses will prepare you to accept one of these positions.
guarantee you 1: good job
Sartain’ s College—~Dau and Night School
(‘oiho in and tend the letters or link any of 0111 students nbout them.
Why don‘t y on enroll?
lilil‘tl 1 Siltliliitiiiiiiiiilli‘iill‘ Ptij,_:;;
Edward P. Weed,
0n the Presideht’s Desk
7 plncentor ofilce help.
I‘ll IIIISHIIJ
i
I
beautiful deliverY. worth $1.50. i
We
1011110111 11111 to PAY
any more f°F FURNITURE at our store than you would elsewhere, and you
Merrill Business College,
Has more call. for competent yo ung men and young women. who un-
derstand Bookkeeping. shorthand and Typewrittng, than the manage-
STAMFORD COMM.
ment can oupply.
DAY SCHOOL,
EVENING SCHOOL.
”2.50
$5.00
Book. and Stationery FREE!
The belt school II the chemo“.
ENTER NOW.
M. l. MERRILL. Principal. '
have the privilege of paying in easy w ocitly pnymentu.
advantage (in buying oi 1111. you are SURE to get good quality.
no rootn for cheap stun” in our store.
welcome.
A. J. Hngevine 8' Son,
3 DOORS BELOW THEATRE.
Come in nod LOOK.
134 WASHINGTON 8T.
DON’T WAIT.
There is nnothcr
We have
You will be
BUILDING LOT!
In the Cantor at a Low Prion.
#-
A Rare Chance
. anon d1 comm one}: for 3an ion Banding
Lon nn Oumoy emu. batman Butler and Orchard
TO BUY A
Sinus. Norwalk. Conn" .
ii
i
M,
[It Prices Ranging 'from
125909 VVV were P" w-
11119419119111.1119 laid Chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
7
""I
Map of lot: at our am”. 9111;. full particular: wlll luv
cheerfully furnished
1
.1
.nleeves knee and ankle length pants,
. wear in natural, grey, white and scar- One lot of men's $1.60 quality sh
. in white, and grey, from V50c to $1.59.
We are now in the midst of autumn business. To the truth:
Ever i119
tion bright with its new merchandise is crowding to the from
Not one-hundredth part of the good things find a place, in print
just a few of the timely lots are exploited. We want you to know
and feel that money spent in this store is well spent. If it vim
otherwise, than we are false in our printed promises. false to'o'ur,
best congcption of honest shop-keeping. a '
m
A BUSY WEEK iN THE'MEN’S UNDERWEAR VALU '
THE UNDERWEAR SECTION
We' ve planned for some important
selling of km ted underwear We'll
start the selling with such values on
these:
Lodieu' heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
shirts and pants. worth 39c, for the
quick selling at 290 each.
Ladlee’ heavy fleece lined shirts and
pants, made wilt long and short
Every line at the heavier 10111191,
underwear fot men is complete. We
pick from the stock the following '.
items:
Men's fleece lined uhirts and draw»
ere, 50c per garment.‘
Men' 3 ’14 wool underwear in natural
grey and camel hair at 760 per";
ment.
Men’s perfect fitting wool ah I!
and draWcrs in white, natural.‘
and camel' a hair, 51 per garment.
very special at 50¢ each.
Ladles' ribbed 911119. and pants, silk
trimmed. in white, the 89c kind at 75c.
Lotilca’ ribbed and plain wool under-
let, at 31.
Ladies’ “Omaha"
and dr,awars all wool in natural. 3
and camel‘ 9 hair, to close at $1 25 per,
garment. . t .
combination suits
83455 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn
SPECIAL BARGAINSW
IN CHILDREN’S TRIMMMED HATS, SATURDAY. NOV. 12TH.
S. S. TILLOTSON’S.
as wnsumo'rou smear. SOUTH NORWALK.
We 11110111 011 Hilltl
To suit the requirements of everybody who wants Coal for
any purpose. Come to us. and you will be sure of getting ‘
just the kind of Coal you should have. We screen it clean I
from dirt or slaite.‘ '
THE HARRIS & GVINS CO.
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
‘ 010cc and yard, 68 Water Itreet.80uth Norwalk.
Telephone call 342-5. 1
come; .
Conic in and look over our
Fall Furniture.
New 90095 coming in each dill.
Raymond 8» Son,
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk. .
OLD OOMPAN Y S LEHIOH £1 JEDDO - ii
COAL
DELIVERED IN YOUR OELLAR M
$6 00 per ton.
ll «than» (no! has never been offend In om marl“ . V
Raymond Bras.
187. Washington Strut.
.. _. ..~.,.-._V,-._..-fi.__ . .. Lu»... .....
THEIR PA t'RONAOE EXTENDED ANVD WOULD INOTRUGT ALL ng'V-
iNO BILLS AGAINST THE FIRM THAT HAVE NOT PRES'IN‘I’ID
THEM TO DO 00. : 'V'VAIII. HILLS DU. ’ THIS FIRM CAN BE PAID AT'OUH
OFFICE. 12'! WATII'I OT'AII'I‘, WHEN! THERIS. WILL 361 A REFER}
‘BENTATIDN TO RECEIVE AND OI VE RECEIPTS WOB SAME.
Each and every Waist you buy o! 1111. whether ntllt al.1191191,
that. particular Ityle 111111 finish which creates the admiration at i
see them. They are designed to 11111919 and Manufactured to
They sell 19 rapidly that they hardly «toy hero long enough i
about. 111m.
Norwalk Chronicler