. but at to... so... 4
rowers at......... 50c
.att‘trol Wool Shirts
DraWers, at . . . . . . . . . 75c
7 mural worn Shirts
Drawers, at I....... ..$1.oo
Ladies? Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. 25c
Ladies‘ Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at...... 50c
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
White or Natural Wool. .$I.oo
Ohildrenfs Germents, sizes on
. t
urn ‘Wool, ‘at Popular Prices.
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REMEMBER OUR Hosrnnv DEPARTMENT.
"(Swot-lumen.
_ ‘ ‘ “ 7 tirumutic author was properly rcpt-o-
_’7 . , ' 7 " honored in his stage literature only
. 7‘ ’ , a 7' kwheuiho staged the play himself. in-
ferentiuily he pointed to bill own plot-l,
7 levcment won the prcioniutlon ot “’i‘uo
trr'thlii’ mild, rich Coffee. that has
1 or w it than it on n vaudeville
in. to ‘34 in., in White or Nat-
eet. South Norwnlk.
ne 343-6.}
CONCERNING PROCTORS.
in an interview recently lcruoi Zuni:-
will offtred it as his opinion that tub
"The Serio Cornu- (lovoruusufl no on
oxtt-mple. ’Supporting this theory, Mr.
ZuquIII is about to make a production
of hits nowoketch, "Six Persons," in
which Misc lsaboile lrviug will head it
company including Wilfrid North, into
of: Mrs. Melton company. ’i'uc ploy
will be staged by the author hi‘mnru‘.
who will look after every detail of im-
production. even Incluoing tho scenery.
which is now being built in tho Prov--
tor ntudioo. the debut being sclrstit-d
for Nov. 21; at. the Fifth Avenue and
Twenty-third Strtet houses. In solemn
,ing the Proctor houeon for the debut
of the play, Mr. Znngwill hair born
guided by experience of others who
have becnrit-mpted by tho Proctor oi“
torn to make the vnudm‘liio plum!»
and who have found that at (item-
houses the management is an intern»
ed in their Sllct‘eus no they themselves,
and Is willing to make (\‘Qt'y effort to
present a perfect performance.
Not long ago at writer for tho daily
prom remarkod upon the slur-t. ol‘ Elsie-
Do Wolfe‘s caroer in 'l‘ncrminur. in
what is now Proctor'u 'l‘wantyuhlru
Street Theatre, and incidentally allud-
ed to Mr. I“. it‘. Proctor‘s connection
with that venture. It is not wry
generally known that, Mr. Proctor won
at that time interested with Churics
Frohman in several of his vonlurcn.
some of which Wore profitable, and it
was in a measure through Mr. Proctor
that Mr. Frohmun was enabled to keep
certain of his plays on and lay in.
foundation for the tremendous. cumb-
liuhineut he now controls. Mr. Proc-
tor at that limo won the proprietor of
the 'l‘wonty-third Street Theatre, unit
was the manager of many of the m»
fractions which gained tomo- thorn.
During his extended career he bun
been instrumental in furthering the
success of many of those who now in.
joy prosperity In generous mcnnuro,
but it. is seldom that ho over recalls
thtoo serviced. One of bin truite Whii‘h
but seldom shows. upon the nurfuco in
on affection for the sermon of bin earlier
nucoonoeu and out! of his gifts to Al-
bany. whoro ho curly found sitcoms.
is the first modern apartment built in
tho state capital.
While the umuiler utork companion
in the leaner ciiicu are preparing to
giro their nnuuni revivals of “Euro.
Lynne." and "A Celebrated Coco." tho
Proctor block companies are appearing
in: sumo of the famous plays of the
past few seasons. One notable noh~
stubbornness of Geraldine." in which
Mary Mannerlng scored a. distinct suc~
cone. This was roproiiuuod entire with
all of tho original uoonery, including
tho i'umoun chip client. in which tho
lentil-o stage in set to represent tho
deck of ,o steamer ut lieu; the deck
pitching with n nuturnlnecu that in
robot effective. .
"Tho Girl With tho Auburn Muir.”
ono of the most notable laconic promo--
tlono‘ever much In vaudeville. in to ho
on the Proctoroircuit for tho next few
ween. 'i‘ho obscurity roprosenu, the
acme of bingo omit, and not. oven tho
big Broadway productions are won»
cumiuliy or» oluboraleiy mudo. 'I‘ho
cumin “who show the exterior of u
cathedral. which gradually disappears
in chow tho ehior. Tho organ aoundn
its impasiut mm. and a marvelously
sweet voicois hoard singing an alter“
tory. Gradunilvtno ginger become
Visible. nn uurcoie of unborn huir
crowninsta sweet, retitled fuco. Them
in a second boom-nod thou the "shot
dim rinsinuntli the exterior of tho
cliliiccnguln bottomed vlulblo, only the
einger'o face nhuwius inrouuh thu our»
tum. A huge pipe organ. the only
actual pipeomnmver need in n stunt:
uroduetion. is employed. and no euro
fully in the cheat arranged that tho
electrical equipment in in duplicate.
and nothing chart of o complain utop-
ugo of the current can client the act.
it militant one otthe anoilthlnmnn
7 7 ' torture hroctor house: prior to
. inclination There urea score on inn
9 A at. find hundreds calculated to
. bimetlnirovtrry. nrtiuular. 'i'hortlhncva
mints
it,“
., . onsu FOR t-uuuom’
Wash in the Sunlight wow and.
you will) understandr '
work with loco/soap. less timo‘ and
less; labor and ,it does it well. The
“Sunlight way” of washing is the
gggx way of washing.
Work the Wollterils’
It doles the
" SHAPE SUNL!GHT “
‘1‘21'7
COAL !
Our Price. Per
Cannot be Beaten and
NO LONO WAITS.
122 Water Street.
Tel. 131-—-5.
John T. Hayeo. 5 Main St, Norwaik.
,“e. VHE'FEFfiE’l’a’ “a. “s 65"“
COAL!
“LEHIGH DON’T LIE”
THAT’S WHY' WE HANDLE lT.
Having Bought the coal business at irvtng Lockwood it Go. we are now
prepared to fill all orders, large and small, with promptneon and dispatch.
We are now filling our blue with a choice consignment of Lohigh Coal
with which we will be pinned to make you happy. '
~
‘ Jackson’s-MWPhotographs
Christmas. ' '
a very select line of "
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Sittings Should be Made Now to Insure Prompt Delivery.
No Sittings After 3:30 P. M.
JACKSDN’S STUDIO.
. All Trolley: Pans rm- Dow. ,
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Quality is the Beat.
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Wood St.
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Public Market. 32 80. Main at. 8°. Nor
BIBLES sow AT LOW PRICES. I
CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 2l.——'l‘hu
British embassy hasJoluod tho Amor-
iinn logutlou In insisting on the artisan-
tion of interference with the union or
Bhlou in certain loculitcs, it uppenvn
that the British and foreign Bible Si»
ciciy hnd trouble at. Unkup. Tho l’orio
cuyu the reason for the opposition in
that tho “Billion nro boing hold at n
riduculouuly lou- prico. llllil tho null-u
prriukv of tho ohm-actor of n propu :-
nudu."
STOP THAT COLD '
or it may result in l’noumouin. litu-
qlliau Balm in breaking up Colds. whoo-I
mar tried, nimost without oxceptiou.i
it), 25. bile and $1.00 bottles. The (Jill.
ford. llnxtor‘u nud l’lulstod'a. "
’ A Rare
Streets. Norwalk. 001111..
obtain a buildina
Tar
7
NEW YALE FORESTRY COURSE.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. ill.—-l\ now
('t‘lll’ilo in tho Yule forestry dopnrtmcnl
has boon ononod which in tho Iii-«st of
its kind in our unlvorsity of the noun-
iry, The students: urn given prncii.
cni irniulux in transportation of outfits
in all kinds of conditions. upcclui ut-
tonlion boluu paid to the an of pack.
inn, Mr. Henry Duly. chief packer of
tho ilullcd Status Army, in tho iuutruv.
tor in tho oouruo. ilu will touch the
hitches. ouch utudcnt learning to throw
llit‘ dimuoud illtcb. tho unuuw bitch
and tho stirrup hitch, Both horses and
tunic» will he used.
DR. LoFRANOO'O
LADIES: compo...
spend to Mar locum. Dru am out
Rummy-w; mt LililuNttomnl clunky-hm
W...
Chance
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT !
In the Cantor a! a Low Price.
ranch a comm offers for sale m: Bulldlng
ton on Oumay Mrou, between antler and Graham
I" Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lat.
This is about the last chance to
lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Monro! hm at our office. when full particular: will be
furnish-d
. throat to break up bnoltot shops. ill»
on the most responsiblu ammonia.
has on organlilotlmi 0! agent
of
Fedcrrll atbok andl‘aralu‘e Fultufie a“
' ., . "Result of. Lowson’eififfortt. -
BOSTON. Nov. 2i.-'l'ho. Journal
‘ Saturday." morning said, that .Thm‘nau .
W. Lawson has but in ‘operntion his
the Journal learns that Mr Lawson
the largest eitioo'ol the Uni
whose sole duty in lopurchubu
vnncu stock Mr. 71.nwnon intondu to
out no. thus orippliugtuo operation
bucket. uhopu', against,l..whluh Mr.
Lawson harbors the greatest enmity.
because of their dealinsuiiu Trinity.
byWhich many small opeculutortl wcro
broken. . _
According to it man who linomvfiullo
street. cud-Wall street like. it bobkuliir.
Lawson hue been directly ‘ronpouallno
for the phenomenal rises taken by Pu-
cillc Mail, which went up 15 points in
one tiny; Amalgamated nnIiLSugar.
this rice the Federal Stock and Grain
Compnny was caught and lout $1.000.~
000 in. three days. according to an in.
thunlo friend of Mr. inlweon.
“I will bankrupt ovory .bucilct shop
in the country within the next thirty
days." said Mr. lutwb’on to u friend
Friday, “and teach them it lesson.
Ami," ho added. with a umiio, "with
the profits. which ought to ho beiwucn
$3,000,000 to $5,000,000. i will then on.
{low it homo for broken-down upocllllr
01‘s."
NOT A SICK DAY SINOE.
“l. was tnkon severely sick with Irid-
uoy trouble. i tried all sorts of inedi-
clnes, none of which relieved inn. lino
tiny I saw an ad. of your Electric illit-
tors and determined to try that, After
hiring a few doses i felt relieved, and
soon thereof or was entirely, curod.
and have not soon a sick day. since.
Neighbors of mine lluvo been cured oi
Rheumatism. Neuralgln. Liver and
Kidney troubles and General Dobill
Ly." 'l‘hln Is \vhut B. F. Base, of
Fremont, N. 0., writes.
F. ll. Baxter’s. Druezisi;
NATIONAL ‘ GRANGE SALARIES.
Fixed at the Seaslon of the Organiza-
tion in Portland.
PORTLAND, Om. Nov. filr—Thc ro-
pori. of the finance committee, which
inns boon unanimously adopted by tho
National Grange. now ill convention in
this city, consists chiefly in providing
palm-ion for the oiliceru of the national
body. The worthv mu’stor‘u componen-
tlou is leoil at $500 a your. $3 0. day
and emotions while away from big of-
Iico: tho Worthy lecturer. $400, and tho
sumo por dlom and traveling expenses:
thr Worthy nocrutnry, $12200 and ox-
7pr‘nuon: tho Worthy treat-inter. $400 and
exponsos: the high prion and mono
born of the oxocnUvo committee. Sit
pov tiny and oxpt‘unon Willli‘ engaged in
grnugc work. Sore-n thousand dollars
is not upurt no u lecture and extrusion
fund to bo oxpomiotl by the executive
committee, A large audience Wllllnb‘a
sod tho ilunrosuivu and peculiar rites
of tho grunge In honor of their dopurl.
C’tl brothers and sisters. and tcndor
mommies were reviewed as tributes
were spoken, Ellington on the life and
character on tho lives of deceased
nu llll)t.‘i‘li were dollvvred by Stutt‘ Mus-
tri‘ DorIlIlok. of Ohio; National LN.
lnror .l. N Butcluddcr, of New linmp‘
shire: National '1‘rt,‘a8lll‘(‘l‘ Mrs. E. (t.
Mtzllowoli. of Now York; National SEC—
l'oinl'y C. M. ll‘rccmun. of Ohio. and
Stain Master .1 ll. Aucr, oi Mui'ylund.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You iltlu Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of , .
‘1
THE GIRL RAN AWAY OF HER
OWN ACCORD.
BRIDGEPOR’P, Nov, 2L~Tliugnatod
with the iifo silo was forced to lead at.
735' Wutor street Eliza Popcrra. n prot.
iv llniinn girl of 18 yours, run many
from Ilu-ro lnui wouk. i-lho llll8 been in
this country only it i'vw works and it
in uliugod aim was brought born by her
nuclu. Eugonv lioliboro; to ho 1918.91!“
attraction at bio noioon. shill by tho pu-
llf't: to be out: of worst in the city.
Enraged at booing his strongest al.-
irociion leaving him DclIburo went to
‘llL‘ vollru and ocouused Fruuk Minuo
ii of abducting her. Mluotti was ur-
rcsied and token to the police Elation
Bulurduy night. The girl was nlrto lo.
t‘lllt‘ii and u ututomonl obtained from
her. Rho said: ' 7
“i left the house nt 739 Wnlot‘
olroet Friday morning of my own no,
cord and went to u honuc on Middle
alrcot whor- tho woumu rofutled to
lo: mo utnv no ubo {carol} trouble. I
went up mains and when a friend
romp l nut-ml him to lake mo to some
plnco where I could utuy. He took
on over to n niece on Elm utreet.
Il‘rnnit Minotii in not the one who
took mo nwnv. I went of my own no
cord and no can look mo."
Upon hourlmr her elatemonl con-
pliud with Hint of Monitti hlluuoii.
thu holico rclennod him and bud the
ziri taken to the houno of in respect»-
blo Woman on Elm etraut. who sold
bill» would cure for the girl.
Eliza in a real pretty girl, unvlnll
a dork complexion and the unit 111%
mun and that are no ruminating.
When elm told her story to the police
those oven wet‘c uwimmlng In tours.
It in clniinod thnt slits mudo dlucloo
urns to run when in regard to the
ninco which allow that it. won not it
lit billion to bring it young and dill“?
cont. girl into. Tho noiicu do not
upouit in very good term of the place
which has tho general reputation of
being one oi tho. worst. tilVou in tho
city. It has been ruined unverni timer
and Mm. Dolibero was found-chilly In
the city «sourt of heeninun dillordcriy
house. On the occnnion ot‘ the lust
ruin. it patrol wagon full of lilcropn- 7
table oiiaruetcrn was taken from there
In tho .noiiee elation. .
W
oncv eon: iron uvsreeem.
Mrs. filranidio Bush. at New Chaim.
Del» on!» ‘t [muttered for years with
dinner» .
on o
a an “laid“ ti
have . great. dist-rm
Qt
ii 50 0t
Stntoh.‘ ‘
in jail--
in.
Only 50c, or
i.
Slvé nus
tried cvgrytbiii . l
"Edam
" eadCo
. Etté‘lbrékd 1.93: _ 7 in
I
m
For the Dining Room.
"The Dining Room soiling ni'rungctl iii“«7tlih§~?hbrnoni'
window at Main street affords a clear. idcu unfairlcgando .7
and simplicity in furnishing. ’l‘ho articlcsni Furniture in
solid Mahogany include a Round Extension 'l‘ablclipfifi.
length), :1 Bullet. China Cabinet, Serving Tahlc,.auiArmy
Chair and 5 Side Chairs, all in colonial craftsmanship. .,_
This Suite complete in valucd‘al $358.50 and oi’It-rcd 5pc:
cini at $300.00. " ‘ I ‘ ' "7|
7 The Dinner Service is Limoges China, a Set oil’ou~ .
yat in‘ 113 pieces. the decorations of roscbuds and, iorgcb,
inc-nuts with much gold. it is an cxclusivc design to us,
being recently imported, and has ncvcl‘ been soon before
in this country. ‘
Price for Furniture null Chitin together, $350.00.
The. superb pieces of Cut Ginsu are the pl'iilillCllOlIS oI
Libbey and Doriliuget’. . ‘
Attention is directed to the Pluto—railshowing speci—
ilucns oi hand painted 'L'lliun, l‘latcs, Jugs and 'l‘aukards.
all unique and beautiful. . . ‘
November Sale of Wash Goods.
The remainder of this month at. tho Wash Goods Sci;—
tiou will be devoted to closing out a great. quantity of'
staplc goods at such tempting reductions as those:
Other specials are displayed in the department with
price tickets. V ‘
Value. bpccial.
Seersucker Dress (.jillgllum ............ loo 8 c
Fiuc Outing Flannel .: ................ loo 8 I:
Fancy Oxford Stripes ................. l5c lo c
Sampson C‘iotll ....................... l()t‘ lzfAc \
Heavy Shining Cheviot ............... lsr lei/4c
liluck Merccrizod Sniccu ...... . ....... 17c lzlgc
Figured Monlic Cloth ................ 7. l()\' ' igléc
It‘lunucl Cashmere .................... 15c Izlzt
Silk—dot Cllnmbruy ................. .zsc l5 <
branch Cumbric, double fold ........... loo if; t
Rillii! Flannel ......................... I()t‘ 17 C
Scotch lliugllum ...................... 25¢ ll) o
Ili‘ocudc English Brilliant ..... . ........ 35c it) r
Illdck lil‘lll'll‘llq’l Szliccn ................ Jiit‘ II) c
i’imlrt'd l’olllni'll Saloon ............... 35v it) c
iiuglish Mol'corizul Checks ............ 50c ”.29 c
Siripcd Silk Mullins .................. 50c. 29 r
figured Silk Monsaclinc ............... soc ‘ 33 'c 3
The D. MTRead "Co. '
DO YOU .
Want a better educational training for business life?
DO YOU
Want to attend the best School?
THEN ENTER
M erriil College,
Stamford. Conn.
Tuition, Day School ................ $12.50 per month.
Tuition, Night School ............... 5.00 per month.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Visitors always welcome. .
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
7iwl‘llilllsgirlggjfiigestion.
WE WOULD SUGGEBT‘THAT YOU ORDER ONE OF THOSE NICE
31EWART RANGES TO ROAST VOUR THANKSGIV‘NG TURKEY, FOR
NE. KNOW lT WILL1DO IT UP IN THE KINGS NAME. 7 ALSO ORDER
)NE OF THOSE FINE DINING’ROOM SETS. CONSISTING OF TABLE.
JHAIRS. SIDEBOARD OR BUFFET AND CHINA-CLOSET.
REMEMBER YOU CAN ORDER ALL OF THESE OF
A J. ANGE‘VINE ti. SON. 7
mo you DON'T HAVE TO PAY son THEM cur-u. AFTER omuan.
I34 Washington St, South Norwallc.‘
m .. m- ..,.... .
"‘“V'mr‘éfom , . ,-
0
Best Cravanelle. double cape. $9.75 0
Special Bargain _ ,, .
FAIR FUR! and CLOAK STORE, .
A. ISRAEL, 'Pnor. 7
00 Washington bum. ' unlit Nowell! ”can.
..
Mllhiiiilllltnnlu iii luluul
llllii ii ulllull utilill
COUPON.
:17;. 7 ;7 a «
For eight. oi thcao‘cuunons and till cunts we will turnithffm'.
Sentinel reader: with a solid gold. fully warranted, tunntain
od barrel. rubber con, ccrcw mile 2:. ‘bguulltul. deliveryrw
Perfect culmination gunruntccd, You Wonder how you eve
without it. Gerry
North Main utreut.
till Willi street.
NOTHING “111i! Fan CH
‘ tidbit
our coupons in Clifford Pharmacy. It. 11. O Inhabit)
{Viiiium P. flinru,.4ti Wall ntrcet; Murdl’; Weld.
moron. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler