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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 24, 1904 · page 3

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Mm' Charles E. Hoyt. of Grove
street, is on a trip to Virginia. ,
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock Bis»
hop Brewer speaks in Trinity Church.

 

Wilder. Rose has taken‘a‘poaltlon its 1

dill it at Bishop and Lyues‘ Wail street
o ;‘

Watch the advertisement or the
United Gr'ocer Company Friday. and
Saturda

Alher Oldroyd, of New, York.‘ will
spend Thanksgiving day with Nell'ord

.Li’ltltner. or South Norwaik, '

Mr.- and Mrs. George W Raymond
of Conth Union avenue..wlll spend the.

. holiday in New York state. 4

. .~+Special sale, Finch's. Wilson and
Old Crow Whiskeys at Quitner‘a Rail.
toa‘d avenue This week only. _

Prof. Arthur B. Russell returned to
South Norwalk. last evening. to remain
over the Thanksgiving vacation

Captain and n13.11111.151- Now
Y.ork conducted a special service in
the Salvation army hall- last-evening.

Tho. R. A: 1G. corset shop shut down
last evening. for the balance of tho
week tor a Thanksgiving vacation

George Scuddor. or New York will S

be. a Thanksgiving guest of his sis-
tors Misses Scudder or West street.

The City of Norwalk 1er hydrants ‘

are being given a new coat of red
paint, which was quite badly needed

The Misses Grltlln and Malone. oi
Daubmy, will spend Thanksgiving
11 ith Miss Anna Magncr, 01' Taylor ave-
nut.

-:Spe1i11l sale Fine Wines Muscatei.
Anselcia, Catawba. Spanish Port and
Spanish Sherry at Qultners Railroad
avenue. This week only

Miss Clara Rider. the popular cleik
at the ofllco ol' the seleolmen in Nor»
walk. is spending Thankaghlng Day
in18prlngtield. Mass.

The Woman' 11 Christian Temperance
Union will hold its regular meeting
B‘ridt’ti at 2: 80 unlock with Mrs. it.
Thompson, 26" East urenuc.

Miss Maude Horn who Is a teacher
in Chvanaugh‘ 5 Commercial College In
New Br,liain is a Thanksgiving visitor
at her parents' home on Roton Hill

Richard Riggs who resigned his po-
sition witu the New England Food
Company. is now employed by Louis
Joceloti. the Norm Main street giocei.

'l‘he Howland Company are pro-
paring for Christmas by having a
clearing sale of silks. wools and c'ot-
tons. Read the ad 1’01 further 11111-
tldnlima. 1

Alfred Boutwoll of Colgate college.
Hamilton. N. Y.. has come to South
Norwalk to spend his Thanksgiving
vacation with his parents on Crescent
terrace.

A delegation of South Norwalk peo-

ple went to Danbury last night to 1111 S

tend the annual ball or C 1'. Com—
stock hedge. Brotherhood of Railroad
T1alnn1cn.

if you want anything in the war or
hand made 1111 nov.eltie.11 the l) M

Read Company can furnish them. Read ‘

their ad. and see what they have to
say about them.

Aamn Coburn o! 'lrinlti i‘.11llcgt-
llartloul has lcturned to South Nor-
walk to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents. Dr and Mrs. .1. Milton Co-
burn of Colonial Cottage.

Tomorrow the Jim-lion Store will
place on 1111111 on the odds and ends
table a small lot of coats suits and
turn which they will dell at greatly
IIIIIIII’II price-1.1191111 the 111].

A lineman whose name was not
known. had the misfortune to uprnln
his ankle Wllllil descending from n
polo in Wall street. yesterday. ”(I
111111 1111111111 in Illa home In a carriage.

The Hour oi the Ht.(leo1go Pulp and
Paper company 11 boiler mom has
been conoioted 0111' Franklin water-
tubo holler him arrived. and will he not,
up immediately. The other holler in
being shipped. ,

Commodore and M13! ll.
I’nholtz. ...Ir will .htertu'in over
Thanksghlng. ‘Mr. Mrs. .innlus
Thanksgiving. Mr 1111th111. .innlua
1.1111 and family. of Bridgeport. and
Mr. and
contraption

. hilddl‘nble of an improvement

1.111%: yesterday by “the Connecti-
11iay and Lighting Company'n

III: on when a pole was removed
{1'qu the corner at Wall and River
131mm. the wires it'suiihortail havinz
been transferred to another pole. ‘

A union Thankilxivlng service will
be held in the Norwulit Methodist
Episcopal Church hat it a 111, today.
Addresses will be given by Roy. 1" Do-
Wilt. ’I‘almatlge V1111 l‘hn'en and Rev.
11. K.MOoro.Cl1euwr M Bedmllct
nlllw sing "lit-111' Not. 0 isratil." by

luv ,' ‘ “ . .
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Turkeusl Chickens!
‘ Ducks. i

Ma 11111.1. 1111111 111111111 my 01/1
I11. 110-com 111110 1m 11111-151111:
auvmo. no cunts. 111.1. choice
‘ ' MTV own mom

William

 
 

 

_ dchSin' .
andttc reduction of regular“

111-11 Thomjs Erie and family; '

.1 small additions you will
nvu,

CLEARING

of silks, wools, cottons.

SK'S 'QJS Right on the heels of- 'lluiuke

giving 1vill come the making

. ready for.l.l1ristn1as, Christmas

less than five weeks away! into
the cycry- day busy Store will Di"

. incorporated another: the holiday

store. Warcs that me not of 1111
essentially liollday nature will

' . have to yield place to the Christ-

massy goods. i‘hcrc' is to be con-
hcre, expansion there:—

stocks everywhere.

Some goods we should not
pack “away if. we could and such
are the yard stufis: the silks, and
woolcns, and fancy 1.011011115111—
stcad we ll put a smaller price on
many of them and clean them out
entirely. We shall get room.
.CUSIOII’IL‘IS will get special 1'saluc
«~c1cry body willbc satishcd.

,4 As a beginning, we shall place
011 sale Friday. the (lay :1ftc1
Thanksgiving. those spccially- -at—
Straciivc lots:

1’1intcd Silk. dark grounds
with Small dots or figures, worth
39c ytI~—25C.

Zibcliucs in may, blue 111111111
and red ctlccts good weight. 14
Inches wide Special v111uc-25c.
Lotion Suitingst tasteful pal—
toms and good dark colon ctfccts.
were 12 1~2c y1l—~Sc.

'Wool Suitings. black and Wllllt‘
mixture, sold at special price of
39C~29 )C.

liluc l’ongcc Silk. good 111111111
and width. worth 391‘ yil-25C

Fancy Kiln-line. dark color
grounds with little zig-zag figures
and lines. was 50c yd—~—39c.

lilcckcd 'I'ricot. an attractin-
waist fabric in dark colors with
little dashes of white. was special-
priced at 29c yd—zsc.

Black Albatross of good. soil
quality and excellent color, was
50c~—31)c.

THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.

W
A GOOD BUSINESS WOMAN,
She—Suppose. dear. I iind you
haven‘t glren me money enough?
lie—Then telegraph for more.
She——Havo you a telegraph bank?—
Detroit Free Press.

Sdtlll'me‘mury " S S

And are $1

S‘Srr 111111111111 S
mince I0” pumpkln.

From 111111111111 ,
It seemed luau; ’I’liit

If one were 1111111111
it was a recital no

11111111111111.111th
That on ' .

i-
For them hill; )1 111’s.
A11 round 1111111111 1119‘ or modern joys
From other days they" 11 ad aloof
As holler ones foggy inlay,

And lyp SI I10!

11111111111111 3l‘hanltsglvlznn day.

., . 2:15.11“ Marble
THANKOGIVING JSOVO.

The Joys of Thanksgiving are not
’partaken ln..the' fullness thereof by
many city boys and girls. They sim-
ply know that it In a holiday. when
the pleasures and trials of school life
are temporarily laid aside: when
churches-are open for those who want
.to return devout. thanks for the muni-
l'old blessings with which they may
have been showered. and when the
larder fairly groans with uncommon
delicacies.

, THE TURKEY'S PLACE.

. Why and how-the turkey first be
came linked with the religious holl-

 
 

 

day'does not‘appear.‘unleos the good ,

folks of old thought It bill. right. and
proper .to toast the stomach and the
mind together and selected the turkey
because of his many epicuroan vin-
tues 1111 the siomach‘u best friend. it
111 enough to know that the festival
day and the proud blrd are associated
1‘or all time to come.“

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NOT so MARVELOUS.
“it has been demonstrated that 11
iron can live without brains.
"Oh. Well there alequlteanmnbcr
,ot human things who 13011111 pretty 111.1111
doing i’.1~—Brboklyn Lite 1

 

 

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8. FOX,

THE LADIEB' TAILOR AND
FURRIER.
All kinds of Clothes for ladies oni:
made to order. Prices the lowest 11111

styles the latest. Also perfect it
guaranteed

A great reduction 11an on storr, ‘
115111.111 latest stv.les l'ricc wa.
$1000. now $7 98.

Children's Cashmere Dre» .1 117.11.
from.. " to 4. Prices 11cm . .111 Hill
$1 26. now $1.10.

Sateen Petticoats. price 1211,. $1.25

now 900.

everything.

Zlbelln'c Coats. 8"}?

CALL FOR HUNT TRADING
B.TAMP8

31 MAIN ST. NORWALK. CONN

We have a special sale 01.

 

 

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W
MNLOOK FACKINO
Olrrlo'tl In Crook.

GOLD AND IILVII PLAYING.
New England Emilie micro.

Han no Iapquor. Cali allow them
in operation.

lips! to «1110110111 and tan-
1111.11le and (littoral aboli-
lno Wot “flail“.

1112 1. N. McKIBBIN 1
are co.

in WA'rllt or. no. 1101111111,

 

 

 

 

THE SOASFSII'I' PLACSI

for your money 111 a good 1111111111111
bank. Everybod know” this. alleast
they 11111111111. 11 t 111111111r people 111111
putting off opening an account until
they can start with a big 1111111. Anti
somehow or other they hover 1.11111
tibia to accumulate the desired

amount. The way to save money is
to put it. where there is no temptation
to spend it

'1'ch eourn 1101111111111 1111111111113
Milk .-

is 1111111111 and invites you at
this Christmas season to open an an:

 
 
 

 

sary to start 'I'hon by frequent it
soon hare the
111111111111 it trying to save

Willi Gilli tl’t.

THE SMITH 1V0}! LR
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Joules ”Valves

 

count with it A dollar only In 111111111 ‘

909111.811 AMUSEMENTS.

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.

' ON‘ESDAY ONLY,
THURSDAY, NOV. 24TH.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.

THANKSGIVING DAV.
Lincoln J. Carter’s Con-attend Scent:
81mm to.

T0 PROUD TO BEG

. The Canaan’s In rmour

elodramatlc aucceu

IH'Ohllflnm
NEE, 2.30. EVENING. 8:15.

PlgnICES

early. 35111 01111111111112».
guts for Sale Monday. Nov. 21.
.. PAM- ‘

HOYTS'S 2111111111211.

 

novsmaaa 211—21.
Heturh lanthanum o1

'? ."The American Vila

11mph Co.”

Pictures and Several New Local

Picturol.
SPECIAL. MATINIE.
NOV VIMCIR 211T
PRICES-«Evenings. 10¢. 2011 and 3001
Saturday Matlnu, 10c 111111 :0:
“ATS ON SALE MONDAY NOV. 21.

 

 

out thud-I S

seize—Tile Wonderful Fire scene. Th1 .- S
Revolving Chamber, The Famout'

Evening. 28c. 361:. 500 one
7511; Matinee, Orchestra. 500; 3:1 ‘-

/ dun—n.
2 DAVE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, «

showing a Complete Program at New 1

SATURDAY.

. , p .
and 1111 11111111 111111!
11011111 supervision since its Infancy;
, . Allow no one masonivoyou in thin.
111111111111, Imitatimla and “Upstate-good” are bill:
to that trifle with and endanger the health of
" . “and madman-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

15.11.11.111. 11‘ a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-

1 goric, Boone and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant». Iii
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
11111111111196. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys hoverislmcss. ll; cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It: relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flntuloncy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the

1&0th 111111 3011111111. giving healthy and natural sleep.
11111» Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.

Genuine CASTORIA ALWAYS

Bears the Si state of
9/ g” .4 _

 
 

The K1111 You Have 111111 3011ng
I11 Use For Oler 30 Years.

‘ m GIMMII COIN". 7' MURM' "It“. NW Vflll OITV

 

 

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, Do YOU
Wanta better educational training for business life?

' DO YOU
Want to' attend the best School?

THEN ENTER

Merrill 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.

 

Collie 111 11110151 over our

Fall Furniture.

New goods coming in each dau.

Raymond 81 Son,

46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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" coonlio SCHOOLS 1121111: 12101111111111

RANGES.

BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish of the
cook-and have all of the modern points of construction
~Peri‘ect Damper. choice of Grates (easily interchange-
able). 1113p Broiler Door, large Ash Pan. removable
Nickel 11111111, perfectly operating Hub Oven Indicator;
1‘ ' one well as many other distinctive features "
’ which belong to the HUD alone, giving them
the well- earned name of being the
' nmmw1anaa2~ £587 MADE.

. Aim: Am yum #:1415111 {5111“, 1111151101“ lawn:
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& co may ”NS

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A BUSY WEEK'IN

THE U

We've planned for some important
selling of Amitted underwent.
start the selling with such values as

these '

Ladies‘ heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
shirts and pants worth 39c. tor the
quick selling at 29c each.

Ladies’ heavy fleece lined shirts and

pants. made
sleeves. knee

very special at 501: each.
Ladles' ribbed shirts and pants, silk
trimmed, in white. the title kind at 750.
Ladies' ribbodand plain wool under-
wear In natural. grey. white and sear-

let, at :1.
Ladies' “On

in white and grey. from We to $1.50.

83-85 Washington Street.

as WASHINGTON erase-r. S

just a few of the timely lots are exploited. We want you to
and feel that money spent in this store is well spent.
otherwise. then We are false in our printed promises, false
best conception of honest shop-keeping.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

If It

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1'11: man's UNDERWEAR VAL-M

Every has or the heavier
underwear for men is complete.
pick from the stock the MEWSIW
items:

Men's fleece lined shirts an or.
are. 60c per garment. ‘ S

Men’s 94 wool underwear in ‘
grey and camel hnlr at 75c
moat.

Men 11 perfect fitting woo 8th
and drawers in white natural
and camel's hair. 81 per garmon

One lot of men' a $1.50 quality 111
and drawers. all wool in natural.
and camcl' 3 hair, to close at $1. 25 p
garment. .

NOERWEAR SECTION
«We’ll

with long and short
and ankle length pants,

elta" combination suits

 

 

South Norwalk. Conn

ATTENTIOV LADIES!

SPECIAL BARGAINS
LADIES’ TRIM MED HATS, $5.00.

S. S. TILLOTSON‘S.
SOUTH NORWALK.oon__‘ .

 

 

 

 

I IN OUR so
INTEREST
as'r GOOD

 

'Faozan our or THEM.

86 Washington Street.

 
 
 
 
 
 

11111.11 Heal Worth

ECIAL OFFERINGS THIS WEEK. DOES MONEY SAVING
YOU? IF IT DOES, INVESTIGATE. HERE ARE HON.
8. FULL OF VALUE. WITH EVEN AN HONEST PROFIT

N. E. RYAN.

South NorwalSlt

 

DTdS 11011 ever stop to think

that you could earn more money with your brains than with your hnndlz
That a term spent to SARTAIN'S COLLEGE will prepare you for an excel-

lent positlon?

BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TEL EGRAPHY.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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That a good paying position awaits you If you gradual“i
We fiuarantc e Positions. 1 S
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL. 1 .
MECHANICAL Damo‘
ING, ELOCUTION. ._ g . . . 11:1

 

 

Sartain’ s= College—Dan and Night School

 

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IN THE GO
HEAT YOU

[Telephone cal

I BRANCH OFFICE. W. U. TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

THERE MAY 1511-:

OUR COAL STANDS THE TEST FOR HEAT.
CLEAN FROM DIRT AND SLATE.

THE HARRIS 81 GANS CO

Ohio: and yard.

LOTS OF HEAT.

AL YOU ARE usmo. our ARE YOU oer-nae ALIS. 'rl-It:
PAY FOR? GIVE us A TRIAL oaosa AND 1115: now
we 30111111111 11' 1;.

 

68 Water street, South Norwuit.
”42-5.

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a. .

2 011. Main“, \

 
 

 

I cheaper fuel has never bun offered In this mark”

Raymond Bros

 
 

NE KSNOW IT WILL DO IT UPS IN THE KINGS NAME.

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OLD COMPANY S LEHIOH d1 JEDDO

 
 
 

$6 00 per ton.

 
 
 

1.1.? Washlnmonw Strut.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

ms or 1111111: rm: 11111111111 doom sure. 13011511111111: or '1"; ~ '

JHAIHE. BIDEIOARO OH BUFFET AND OHINAOLOOIT.

RIMEMB

A J ANGEVINE tit SON.

 

1111 YOU‘ CAN ORDIR ALI. OF THBII 0F

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