1
‘Smith. Jr.
”touch-rowan convention
LANE S
Saturday..-
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Nov. 17.
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'IilDtiI News Notes.
Attorney Louis S. Beers is In Btldge
port today, on business.
Big sale of sheet music at Coleman's
tomorrow. iteuu the 1111.
Free souvenirs to all purchasers, at
the Union Home tea Co. me 1111. I
-Lamb here, 100. Buttery’s.‘
When you buy the C1'.o: 3 shoe, look
for the IUIJUI.
mover s the place Sec' 1
ad, ‘
nggetts Saturday- candy at thL
Clittmu t'barmscy. dead the ad 111
this issue.
—-Florida Oranges, 13 for 251-. 1". L).
Lawton 11 Co.
5,?“
Stephen Keogh, of South Norwalk.
formerly 0t Slauttorti, was a VISIIUI‘ in
town last night.
~'i‘urltcy‘s, 24c. Buttery's.
. mam...“
Letter Carilu lletiry M Perry, ot’
Nonvtuit, nae resumed 11isdttties,attet
a pleasant iew tiays vacation.
Mrs. Irene I). Wilst1‘n,oi‘ Bioohiyn,
is the guest or Mr and Mrs 111211151
Van Alstyue ot bayttew avenue
~F1'Lsh side I’,oih 12c lb. liaycs‘
Mkt.
You will get your money‘s \rottli iii
good, wholesome groceries. It you
trade at Joseiotts. 11111111 the 1111. 101‘
prices.
- ._-_-_._«
—Ludles‘ (.‘olloge lists. O’Brien‘s
Great Thanksgiving sait- ill II. Kric-
ger & Company 11. A splendid oppor-
tunity to purchase suits. coats, etc.
11121111 the 1111.
A slated communication of ilutler
Chapter, it. A. at, Will be held at the
rooms iii Masonic Iisil, 'I'uestltiy even--
ing. There will be work in the mark
degree.
Mr. and Mrs. John I'. 'l‘rentiwcll. of
Norwalk, accompanied by Mr. '1 read
well's sister, Miss Mary H. I'i'catiwell.
or New Millot'd, have tcturnctl trom a
few days' Visit iti New York city.
. -2 lbs. Sausage. 251-,
...--. "V. .....-
lilttlt ry's.
The place to buy 'l‘hanksglviug nap-
kins, table linens, towels and towel~
itiits. double roosters tttid eotiiectitiir
ery is at, M. S. Smith & (.‘outpany's, as
they are uttering great inducements
in these three lines See tidr,
wLatest Sit lists.
O'Brien.
I‘he celebrated law suit of Mr. untl
Mrs. Conrad Iiorda against W. I), De-
(iarmo. the real cstttte man. will come
up again this arieroou In the Not-walk
court. before a jury. At 2 o'clock
Judge .losoph It. Taylor will charge
the jury. Iioh sides tire confident tit
victory.
The Trinity Naval ltcsci'vt-s will hold
their first drill of the 11111111011 next 'I‘uos-
day evening under the charge of (‘11p-
taitt 161111111 Snyder. Meinbcrs are
requea cd to he at the ttrlltoi 1 I111 inlay.
Novt'mhct 27, at 7 o'clock sharp 'I‘Ilc
itlt'nlbcrs art t'ettucsltti to bring tlttil
equipment with them.
-1lI()ttic made 111' link 11111111111111, 12111.1-
Il). iiayes‘ Mitt,
At the First Church, Noi'wttilt. III the
musical scrvii-e on the cvoninit o! “(‘1
number '2, selections from MI'IIIItIIN'
nohn'a “Icliiah.” which have not horo-
totot‘e been pcriormnd here, will be
given. Also "li1111r my I’i'itycr.” by
Mendelssohn. which has not been itlv~
on In Norwalk since It was pt-ritirmcd
at a concert oi the Norwaik t'ltot'iti
Union. I11 Locktwmd‘u ilall. Mlliit Marla
Bralncrd sitiitinit the solo part.
mlhttt’l forum the littdy i’ui'tmIi-i‘t'
linticc, Itcd Mott's IIsII. I’titlay niitht.
“...... flaw.
Eduard I’. Hlittw. A. It‘ouicl'.
W. Adams, if, it. (lrIIIIIh, .l, H. Molt.
menu. A. tiimt. W, l-". I'Iiullillilli, Ilos-
ton: if. A. Miller. Troy; II, T. tttme. I.
H. Iltcituy. ic‘. N. Holman. '1‘. WIHIn
Cole. W. H. Nightingale. .1. Cohen. 1‘.
iii. Ilnttncworih, I). N. Tic-r,
New York; N. M, Corbett, 11111111111111.
N. J.; A. .l. illiumnnn. .Oltloa‘ol v.
)1. Primer, New iirltnln: George '1‘.
Baker. Marliuuburit. W, VILL .I. 't‘
Richards. Hprinimtdil; II 8. Fisher.
Greenfield, were at the Hotel Clifford
last night.
.I 1'.. .l
«ghouldor Steak.
.
tilt: lit. IItIYes‘
1111111111519 cuodOLst'n.
PUII FRUIT Itsvons.
' m VALUE 25¢.
'mflflifll 91-11" lot.
is
' home.
‘rcd by
1111111111 Linus: soups.
wt in. on 1111 1101 17:111.
'Bevoi'ttl specials In the D. M. Read
ad. Read it, . 1
“...... ...—.... a
New sheet music for Saturday s sale
at Brlsssrman’s. Road
‘ r ~Pesfl1 Moises. 'O'Brl:11.
l Saturday candy at the Bridge l’hsr-
mscy. Road the 11d.
Now Is the tim to till your slump
book. Read the aql ol' the New York
Grocery (39.11111) see how it can be
done.1 1
, M
—Come to Red Men’s Hall, Friday
night. Lady h‘oresters' Dance.
Harry‘WIison, Will-lam Woodrutt and
Harty Oberlauder went fishing yes
tortlsy, and while they were hauling
in the tinny monsters of the briny
deep. Mr. Wilson unfortunately ILII
overboard. lie was speedily resulted
land is apparently none the worse for
'his wetting
”Prime Rib Roast. i~ic.
Buttery‘s.
._ St. John's Lodge, F. and A. M.. at
Norwalk, conferred the second degree
last evening Another communication
will be held Tuesday evening of next
week when a delegation of members
01‘ Ark Lodge. 0! Geotngetown willpay
the Norwalk Masons a visit. A tur-
key supper will be served.
The martlage of Joseph Brothcrton.
well known young Norwalk dtug
1le1It anti Miss 1 ins Gordon, datiitiitci
'01“ Mr. and Mrs Alcxattdei Golden of
Cross street will otcut on Januaty 3
The Rev. James Benton Werner. rec-
tor of Grace Church, will perform the
ceremony, which will occur at the
bride‘s home.
-Ruta [lags 'I‘urtilps, i301: bu, I". I).
I ttwton & Co.
’ Joseph W. Jones, of 35 Qttitilurd 11Vc—
nue. fell I11 South Main street. 'I‘ttts
tiny night, antl sprained one. of his
knees. Ilc ivas helped to Sam Murv
ray's lunch. wagon tutti a team was
secured Inter, and he was takcu to his
llr. Jean Ilumorticr attended
him.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. ill, Knights
of Pylhitts, held its regular mcciluiz.
Inst night, about thirty members 111--
ing present. Arrangements were t‘OIll~
Thursday night, llet-emhcr ii. :11 which
time the third degrcc will be court-'1'-
members of thc IlltlI-{O from
Bridgeport.
>~I’t)l Roast. no bonc, i212 lltittcry's.
l:‘redcriclt Northrup, formerly oi
Norwalk, littt for the past two or three
years a resident of I’oughkeepsie, N.
Y,, was elected to the Assembly by a
majority of 700 on the independent
League and Democratic ticket. Mr.
Northrup is a printer and was Iinotpyc
machinist on the Norwalk Ilour for
some time.
"‘(‘I‘lilillt‘l‘l’lt‘m Inc qt. I".I).l.. 1h (‘11.
I’coplc are again giving (mile 11 Ill
tic titttt1 to discussing the e\;1ct dale
I‘Iinnksizlving. As last year, lIlt‘lt'
art-,tlvo 'l‘ltursdttys ‘111 November. 'l‘l111
president and governor tlct'itictl last
year that the last 'I‘littrsdiiy I11 No-
cumin 1' anti not the fourth ’I‘hursday
was the proper day to celebrate. ’I‘I111
hllmt' ruling has been made this ycat'.
'ttitl 'I‘huitksgit'ing titty will tall 011 tlit'
llilii ’I‘ltiirsdny, Novcmhcr ‘Jll.
(lives rigor. stl'ctigilt, \‘iliilli)’ in
your nerves. stomach anti every part
or yottr hotly, It's easy to lake: swal-
low a little ilolilstet"s Rocky Mountain
Tell: it does the business. ’l'cn. or
[I‘nblcts 3711'. I‘Iiiistctl‘s drug Store.
A IIII‘Kt' and “'1'” pleased nudicuce
attended the concert In Esprit-11 Hall.
Bridgeport. under the auspices of thc
choir of St. Joseph's Church, IHHI ct’c-
ultiiz. I’roi‘. I". K. ti, Weber directed
the concert. St-ict'iitmn Wore rendered
by the Arlou Siiiitltii: Society. of South
Nu' walk: St, Cecilia Society, New Ila-
Vt-n: (lci'niituia, i-lcliwahiiicher Manner-
cbor. \I'IUII t-llttalitt'. h‘oclctlcs. lit'itlitt'v
pin't' .H‘t. .loscpli's choll'. Miss NIIII'
chitin AIIlIIIlN, Mrs, John ilarry, Mutt.
\‘l‘t-Iicr, .ioscpli Wcilcr. ’I‘hc court-rt
w11.1 Iii"Il class and was appreciated.
~8EWING MACHINE NEEDLES
[111' all males 111' 111111 lilitcs at Five
(‘t-titit per package and everything else
pt'l'IIlltIllIK to 11111111111 machines at
iti'cttily i'ctiucctl pi'it-ca. hook for the
lititl H.
Sinai-r Hewlett Mnchiuc ('11., Ill Bo.
Main St. i-lo. Norwnlii. 0111111. I., (l.
litiolh. Belling Agent.
éiOfl‘s’ALE’
Sheet Music
1011 Copy
SATURDAY ONLY.
The Moon HIIII Ilia live on You.
When ”you of little Mo 'I’ritc.
Making Eyes.
Happy Heine.
Abraham Jttmli‘iltlfl Washington ’1’“.
homer/here.
The Good Old ii. 8, A.
Someone Thinks or nonteonc.
Chas. K. Iisrris' Dance Album. N11.
.‘i, and’ a large number of others.
COLEMAN’S
yo. 111 “mil NOMIK.
meat-ed for a. supptr to be. served on ,
~_Varsity Clothes.
of Surpassing Excellence
Varsity suits and overcoats are bought by man, gen
'who do not catch rap what the price is. The buy Varsi-
1 ties because they can ’t find any other clothes Ear men that
have the perfect fit and distinctive style qualities inherent
in Varsity suits and overcoats.
Suits and 1
Overcoats, $10 to $25
The fitted back effect in Varsity clothes' is the despair
of the tailor: none but the most expert designers and tailor-
men can produce it; in the perefction shown in Varsity
clothes. The broad shoulders, chesty front, flare skirts in
Varsity suits and overcoats proclaim the master hand.
Suits in the new greys in innm' c\1111~1\11 patterns isn-
cy Scotch tut-eds blue 111111 I11111'I1'..$io t1) $25.(..i\L'rL'11zit.-1
in gray, llxloitl and black. $11) 111511).
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE'MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That’s the reason we hold our 0111 trade and win new. . S
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them ‘
the very best attention. We think we offer you SER-
VICE a little BETTER than the other tellow's best. Will i
MANUEL T HATCH i
you test it? ”hum .
Buy Oat's That‘s Clean. '
‘t‘
1 AMA
E1 citiIititiii thgalinc In December
NOW READY.
THOMAS LAWSON BEGINS HI S GREAT NOVEL.
13TH, IN THIS NUMBER.
Wm.
Books ,
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
FRIDAY, THE
P. Beeré’
blationery and Engraving. -
6 So. Main St., So. Nbrwl‘k.
——————_.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or books.
Relief tor strained and tired eyes may be bad and serious trouble
averted in venous a pair o! 011! . . i ..
Proper Ola-sou. Properly .Adjustod,
lamination Fm.
Matching of [noses and all Repairing a Specialty.
1‘0. 111. JACKSON.
:1' r' Optician.
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Coal 011a]. Coal
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
J eddo,
r011 runner mm 11/111111:
Raymond Bros.
MONEY
Deposited In our Saving. Den-
plrtmcnt drawn Internet from the
{trot of Every Month. Paynbic in
January and July at i i 1
4....
South Noiralt Trust Company,
I! book ”count wiii help you
IIV¢ for Christin“.
OPEN HOOKS
KIWI "all.
to North min Itrm. .11th
“out MA. 0. ”maidiwu Dania-ll
s I. 1
IND BITURDIY man 1‘1
' where it opencti.t
' tllltl
"LIGGETI’S"
titurtitiii
Candy
FRESH EVERY WEEK.
501: Quality
'290 lb.
lit iliiltili Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'I‘RIGE'I‘. 10:10 a, m——'I‘he
small opening dealings in stocks indi~
catcd a listless Interest and the narrow
mixcti price changes argued uncertain
opinion on the market. Stocks mort“
Important in the speculation showed
dot-lines. bltl 11111111 was a fair mixture
of gains. Delaware & Hudson, Colo-
intio l4‘ucl anti St Louis Southwestern
pill rose 11 point Viiginia Iron 1 fill.
and Hocking (‘ oal anti Kansas & Texas
largo fractions. The most conspicuous
decline was that of 11 point iti Great
Northern piti.
WALI. S'i‘ltitlltl'l‘. ll 11. m.‘Sninll
fractional advances were cstttblihctl by
a demand which arose after the open
int: dealings. Room traders. however.
ti’d not allow the rise to procccti 1111-
bcfort- they began to set-l1 profit. anti
their oii‘crinizs drove the list back to
The market then Ziib
zangcd on 11 narrow rancc. with 1111 up-
ward tendency. Railroad stocks \\'crt1
quieter than oi" laic.
WALI. S'I‘I'iliitl'l‘. 110011;" Violent t' 111
t'cttiizint'. in l iiiou I'ili'lill. \tiiith tcll :1
point had a batl eitcct upup' spcc—ula
live Ht’llillllt 111 anti prites' drt:lluctl
liontls 11"11111 steady. '
WALL S’I‘Itl’d'l'l'. l p. 111.----.\ Series
111' slight advances and reactions with
the 11111 results or little cousctiucticc 1'11»
suited trout ihc trading I)(‘l\\'(.‘i‘ll 11111111
I ti't'ltit‘k.
MEMORIAL PLANNED FOR
PRUDENCE CRANDALI.
Was Septic tail In Canterbury
Over Seventy Years Ago for
Shielding Colored Girls
(‘.-\.\"l'll)Rlll"llY, Nor. L‘. ~~~A utorc-
nit-lit is on root to crecitgtt memorial
on Canterbury tin-1111 {or Prudence
LCIIIIII’IRII. who was persecutctl In her
townspeople for no other 1111son than
the touching of colored children how to
tend. .‘IIlttii‘ ol Iht tesidi'iits have
suggested that the memorial if it tnitcs
the form of :1 segment of granite or
it bowltlcr. I111 st-t up ttctir the grave
oi" Rood lcltlcr ls'vi Kilt-ciiitid. thc
Jillitltlt'l‘ of l’ttt'kci'rillc Church. who be-
l‘t'lt'tltlt-d anti tici‘cntlcd Miss (‘i‘ittidulL
l’t'udcut'c t‘rutttlull was the daughter
oi Quaker pitrcnts 111111 was born In
Ilopkiuton. It, I.. on September 3. 13113.
Slit: was rcitrcr in II111 hil‘it't discipline
or the Society or Friends~ its was her
brother I'Icm-Itluh. lit-1' school train-
I111: was excellent and when 11 young
woman she taught school at I’Ialntlcltl,
N. it. and Itilcr 1'111111' lit-1'11 and opened
an itcittlciiit [111 young \vomcll 'l‘htl
Windham tntuiiles bocanmLmuch 11t«
Invited to thc academy and its excil-
iciii 111ptittilion Iuoititht untlcr Its toot
many students from distant cities. I11
lIli' rail of H132 Miss Crandali admit-
ted to the acttdt-tiit Stiiah Harris. col-
"I'l'tl. 'l‘tuublt- began and Miss Craii
dttll was waited upon by it outitntittce
liciidt-d by Audion 'I‘ .luds the dis-
trict tttlurticy and candidate or letter-
at iudsc at the little. like was asked
to 11cm! Mina Hitrrltt away. The out-
come was that 1111 March 2, Ifillll. Miss
t'i'nniilill Inserted an tltivcrtiscuicttt in
II!" Idltcrulor litttl thereafter Ilia would
teach only t-oiurctl atria, The country-
sldc was 11111111th and Milli i'riintiall
thu the subject oi ititicIl titttiovant'c
itiiti a week Iiitt r 11 town ttit-tttiitit Watt
Iicld tot-11111111111 llic mitilcr Mr. .Iiitl
111m conducted the tirituntonl against
Mina t‘rnndull whihc limit the form of
ti iriui Hlic was placed in Hitliiliv
lyn Jail for mu 111 three days 1111 the
11111111111110! the meeting, but the charge
attitliittl her was not dotitiiiidy Illt‘lllii‘
blind. but was, in client that or Hliitilti
iutt t‘uiormi itirlu. Itnv, Mr. Knoniiind
1111111 Wt‘ltl to the “limo Jail for uhicid»
I111; MIN-t i‘rntidall Captain Daniel
1 l‘iicitor scoured their I’t'II‘HM‘ by itiviitit
bonds, Mina t'i'tititlall ttttcrwarda man
i‘It‘iI lit-v Calvin I‘Itllo. ti linitlltd (lire-
iti'mnn. and wool in the For West.
Ilvinz tutu-l or iii" Iitnu in Kansas anti
llllnois. She died about. ten years
111111. Her brother and other members
or the family lived nearly all their
lives in Canterbury, honored and NW-
iicctml by all. M11111 (“moduli was at
one tintc the "million! or 1:1 pension of
"no it your and the hill nitration this
was introduced by a (unwrhury rep-
WMIMMIW'
'l‘itn movers In the plan tor 11 memor-
lttl arc continent of anciirlnit enough
funds to permit or the "Melting of
the memorial on March ilth host. the
sovntilytout'tli anniversary of lit-1' con»
victltm by 11 town meeting. This is
not. the. first, “Help I to put up 11 stone
in 1101‘ memory, or some years we
the. Cristina Aiittcltits lodge of Knights
M l’ytliitis. at Boston 1111111111"an
to do this, but the memorial did not
mstorlsitse. The present plan In to
lists a his stone to in selected item
11..
v'litn'l’ You. WJLLWIN our war
GETTROZE {OUT ir-‘Yoo Go
WHETHER YOU GO TO THE: FOOT bALL GAME
OR. NOT YoU WILL NEED WARM THINGSTO WEAR
THIS WINTER. WINTER IS THE TIME WHEN' YOU
MUST WEAR CLOTHES. CLOTHES MEANSWHAT
PEOPLE WEAR~~ALL THEY WEAR. WHEN YOU
GET CLOTHES YOU MIGHT AS WELL GET THE
RIGHT KlND—-—MADE OF THE RIGHT MATERIALS.
BY THE RIGHT WORKMEN. THEN YOU WILLGET
QUALITY AND STYLE. WE HAVE A FULL LINE oi“
CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BoYS——EVERYTHING
THEY WEAR. OUR MEN'S SHOES ARE PRICED
FROM $2.00 To $5.00
BoY's SHOES rRoM $1.00 To $3.00
EVERY THING IN RUBBER FOOT WEAR
YOU WILL WIN IN THE GAME YOU PLAY IF YOU
WEAR OUR CLOTHES.
Selleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
AI Dibblee Greceia, Saltirdaii Sales
FLOUR BARGAIN—It is the best and no mistake. Cataract ,Brand,
651'. bag; $5.00 bbi. ‘
Fresh Eggs, 45c dozen
Butter—We have the finest tub butter now at whoieuie cost, 29c. lb.
Red Cabbage tor salad, etc... 121: t 0 15¢.
Florida Oranges, 25c and 35c per doz. as to size.
Fine Northern Spy Apples, 50c pk.. a fine table apple. Home Gl‘eew
ings. fine stock 35c pk. Ordinary stock 30c pk.
£ranburiel. low prim. lop gt. a . “
Sweet- Potatoes. 22:: pk." ,_ ‘1
Hubbard Squash, 5:: each
Cider is fine and sweet and flows Ireely, at 25c gal.
Credit expanded and money scarce. Patrons will center a great favor
by paying account: close up.
My Thanksgiving effort to serve and please will be annOuncsd tier.f
Monday.
What will It be?
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 626-4.
N 11111 1111111 1..- Fillii Certs
m
We don‘t claim to give away. but we do claim to give you your money's
worth in send “Mommi- groceries. We sell nothing btit puio food to com
liven-thing flesh and selling at prices what.
some of mu competitors 11111 obliged ‘0 lull-”(Winn l0 quality W0 purchase.
ply with the pure food law.
\l 11 quote spine of our specials. . 1 ‘
ARMOUR'S VERY BEST SHOULDER s ....,.: .................. 972° Ll.
FANCY use: aortas ....... ‘. ..... ......................... m u,
CRACKERS—Jrub
ing prices 2 lbs., 256.
TURNIP8~Long Island or Native,
lot In. our IIIl-l
bushel, 65c; peck, 19c.
1111'
A;
sums cOnN-—A
can: for 25¢.-
ONIONB—Veilow, bushel. 900: peak.
251:. '11!
18‘
mos-4mm, 111m quality. a ills.
11 250. - tum
CURRANTSn-Ropublic'l bl‘ltld,
pkqs. .. 26c.
ORANOEO—From Mrs. Loon-bury. to
orchard. 2511,3011 and 35c dot.
.1
‘. iJI‘i
'umm
Louis J oseloff
72 North Main 3!.
LEMONBv-vf'sucy. dozen, 25:.
W
Tel. 011 ll. silo-2. south Norwsih
I
BEN HUR FLOU
6613 Bali: $5. 00 pet bhl.
‘UNI'I'ED GROCERY C. ”'1'“
so North Main 81., any“ It,
St). Norwalk. tNtmnik.
Phone 143. 1 19-3.
MWl .1...
the township ground set. up on which
11 plate may be placed giving simply
her 111111111 and dates at death and birth
leaving the story of her persecution
to he told by Canterbury people many
of whom have blood ties with this Oran
Witt! 111 “IRWIN, 0. ~
HEW, . 0.. write “and“
wiped out an entire 111111111
111111131 between lotions and Elam ma
11111111, cousins s loss of transom "
tint! (11min.
.... «-
ruiwh‘hrgalvi, 3,
W ‘ . , 1 I
Try 1 Sentinel nut :11. LE “Li
1
g.
.1a 1
.‘"1:
mr’
3 1
.;
m 1.
Patios Baldwin or Greenlna Applés $3! iii“ #5.
i. a%.,...1!;:£&;§¥§.dv%2 ‘1 4 = 4 “
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