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THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued on
'ihursday mowing, as is usual on
Thanksgiving Day.
‘~All the novelties or the season, at
Seymoul s. ‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwuikmnd vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight. Tuesday fair. The
storm that was central in Alabama
Saturday morning moved northeast-
ward and was central Sunday morning
in Virginia and Sunday night near
Atlantic City, N. .i., and this morning
near Block Island. it. produced light
snow in portions of New England and
along the coast heavy rain and high
northeasterly. it will pass out to sea
and be followed by clearing and colder
weather tonight.
~Shelled Almonds, shelled Walnuts,
shelled Becans, at Seymom s.
Co‘rnelius Buckley, oi the Stillson-
l’owell Corporation, is enjoying a few
days’ vacation. ,
——-Compnny D Thanksgiving Dance
at the Armo1y, Thanksgiving eve, No-
vemher 27. ~
Miss Lydia Byrnes, of Bridgeport
will hold her musical kindergarten
class this week Tduesday, at the home
of Mrs. W. ii. Bean, instead of on
Wednesday, as bunch,
-No more Ewash‘ days at home.
Bartlett's Wet Wash, 501:. Tel. 790.
Nick Farmakio, who has conducted a
fruit store for some time in the small
building in North Main street, for-
. 111erly occupied by Archie F. Nash, has
‘sold out to Morris Vega]. and intends
shortly to sail for Greece.
——Fancy table Raisins. Figs. Nuts,
Dates and Glace Fruits, at Seymour's.
The condition of Arthur C. Wheeler.
who is laid tip at his home in Arch
street with typhoid fever. is very 9,111
couraging today. The lever is being
gradually reduced and all symptoms
seem to be favorable.
——Uncns Tribe, Red Men, will give
one of their popular dances in their
wigwam on Thanksgiving night. Au
enjoyable and pleasant time is assured.
Tickets, 25c.
The condition of Gen. II. 0. Averill,
state commissioner on domestic ani-
mals, who has been seriously ill at his
home in Washington for several weeks,
is slowly improving, although the pa-
tient Is not yet out of danger.
——Visit the Public Market. before
purchasing your 'l‘hauksgiving poultry.
They have 11lways‘ln the past been
lower than the. lowest I'or strictly 11a-
tive l'l'esh stock, and will be on hand
with the same mark of goods. the ire-
luendous supply to arrive this evening.
Look for prices I11 next Issue. Public
Market, South Main street.
Major and Mrs. Frank D. Layton.
who have been South for the post twu
months. have returned to South Nor-
walk, and are residing at No. :lx i1‘uir-
iicld avrmuo. Major Layton was I11
West Virginia I11 the Interest or the
National Fire Insurance ('ompnny. of
Hartford.
~~liluc Mondays no 111111111. liartlr-tt's
\\‘1-t Wash, I300. Tel. 7110.
W
A lot on Quinturd avenue mun-d I11
I. i1) licnnls, was sold last \vw-k nI
tb1~ bankrupt sale of tho lit-1min 11ml
illunoburd Company to .lolm M1 Mulb u.
The price was $860. II I14 now toured
that the creditors ot’ licnniu 11ml
11111111111111 may not not 1111111» than I?
per cent. on the dollar.
It' you want u can or good Sulnmn.
ask for Argo. Every run guaruutmul.
‘l‘hc Norwnlk basketball 11-11111 will
play Wednesday night this week in»
stead of Friday. 'I‘hcy will play tbu
strong Went Sides, of New York. made
1111 mostly of the old Xuvlvt‘ players. it
the Norwulks play 1111 Well against this
team 1111 they did against the Colonials
the than will 111-1, their money's Wol'tll.
Constipation, indigestion drive away
appetite and make you weak and sick.
11011111111111 Rocky Mountain T1111. 11111-
tores the appetite. driven away din
base. builds up the system 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Plalsted‘s Drug Store.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Ilodolrs Films Plates. Pooorn
Developers and Cool Mounts
We! cor-111111.11
Premonition brunet-to.
Open “buoys. -. W,
mm Norwolk.
Taylor .81 Golden.
74 Washington St. “I'll. 81M.
Baxter's Compound Syrup oi
IIYIIIIGIIIIosnIIItes
to a superior proparutlorrtor Bronchi»
tie and Pulmonary troubles. and on are
‘cdllont topic and 111111 producer.
No improvements has shown itself
today in the condition of ex-Mayor
John L. Richards. who is‘crltically ill
at his home in West street.
wThanksgiving. Seymour Leading
Grocer.
The meeting of the Lucia Helpers
will be held on Tuesday. December
3rd, instead of November 26th. Notice
“I” meeting place will be announced
aler.
Nothing so nice for a luncheon or
picnic, us Argo Red Salmon sund-
wiches or salad.
There has been a great deal of com-
plaint because. the crosswalk near the
Norwnlk post~oflice. when it was re-
Iaid, was not finished between the trol-
icy tracks. Yesterday people were
obliged to wade through a small lake
at this point.
the Norwalk Highway Department,
131111ng today that. the place Is to be
as .
—_-(io where you will, but stop in to
Seymour‘s and see the difference.
IMPORTANT POINT IN LAW.
Question hbout Ownership of Money
Saved From Housekeeping Fund. '
Where is the woman who does not
consider the housekeeping-money to
be quite her own?——~n1orc particularly
any portion of it. she can save alter
det’raying the expenses of the house-
hold. And yet loss than a month
ago it. was decided in a country court
that if a wife could save anything out
of the housekeepi11g-moncy, such sav-
ings belonged legally to the husband:
a wife had no right to save and invest
any money ven to her by her hus-
band unlesr' - 0 gave her permission to
do so .
This decision is making manv wom-
en very uneasy The wife that goes out
to work or earns money at home may
feel secure. She may neglect her tam.
ily er cost her husband more to keep
the house going by paying for a son
vant in orderthat she may make mon~
ey, but her earnings are absolutely her
own. Her husband cannot claim a pen-
ny. But the thrifty wife who keeps he1
family in comfort and yet manages to
put by a few dollms a month In liable
at any moment to have her little nest-
egg taken by her husband as his right.
No self-respecting wit’e cares to feel
that, she Is an unpaid domestic, and
entitled only in mere board 11an lodg-
ing. , Where circumstances permit :1
wife should always have something’
for herself over and above the house-
keeping-money. If the family cxohe—
qucr Is not liberal enough for this, any
little she could save should I111 hers.
The position of married women still
leaves much to be desired. A single
woman Is less hampered in the ac-
quislliou and disposal of property than
is she who has entered the bonds of
wedlock. The following is a true story.
and is probably not. the only case
which has occurred.
A man earned a fair salary as a
clerk. His wife kept 11 boarding-house.
which provided 11 comfortable 111111111
and maintained the pair in tolerable
easy circumstances. The man never
gave his wife any money, but. told her
that he was banking his salary every
month as 11 provision against old age.
This went on for twenty years. The
wire, believing In her husband was
content, with the arrangement. 11111
when he died she discovered that the
money supposed to be in the bank had
gone to tho support of another. As
I11 Ills name, though with money rcully
earned by the wife. he had made 11 will
directing that everything should be
sold.
Had she been single the proilts of
her lubor would have been her own.
but being married tile 11er could not
recognize her right to them or onnblo
her to set aside the iniquitous will of
her lord and 11111111111; It must. 1111 admit»
ted that cases like this are not corn-
mun, but it serves as 1111 example 111'
the law in regard in Ilitll“ilt.‘(l women
There are thousands of men who do
not tumble 1111111111111... 1114 to what thr-
wlfo does with ltousokooplng morn-y
1111 long as she docs the best site 111111
with It, for the family. The law bright
with ndvnniugu give relief lo the mun
whoop wii'n stints hcr household I11 or-
der to spend 1111111111111 dross I‘or III'I‘HI'II
tbuu IN or she can nl‘t'ord: but. II111 i'ru-
gul wit'o should lu- iilItIWt'tI to stick to
thr1 odd rlollurs unrl could with 1111 11:1111'
conscience. lI‘ortunnloly. Ibo l'r-nllulno
mind In so constitulorl 1an the legal
side of 11 question like 1111 purllrnluv lu-
Icrcsi for her: and another point I11
her lover Is that 11 1111111 cannot compel
blu wire to glw- up III‘I‘ slivlnlru unions
hr- Iirnt 11111111111 application to tho court.
how men have uniliulcnt 1111rv11 for this.
wi'biludolphiu lnqulror.
'i‘hc camel regarded the eye 111' the
needle.
"(in on." encouraged the rich 1111111.
“Suppose you bout to get through 11
111111ivlng door.”
Thun indeed do 11111 111111 that. hope
opringn‘m eternal ~New York $1111.
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New Rest. Cards
0F
. So. Norwollt filtration Plant I
'I'Itlilillllllilllli Port Clidii.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STONE.
10 North Mlln 9%..
Agent for A. O. Splidind'o
l _g Baseball 11nd Sporting 1311111111. 3“
Chairman Matheis, of“
house and furniture hurl been bought
South Norwsik.
Superb Suits and
Overcoats.
We do not talk nearly Enough about our lines
at $18 and $110. So much value and style are crowd-
ed into our Suits and Overcoéts at these two mod—
erate prices, that to see them apart from their tags,
you would naturally say they were $22 to $25 gar-
ments. ‘ ,I .. .
The fact is. they are fully up to the average $22
to $25 suits and overcoats in quality; and very much
superior to them in style and fit. Not because we
say it, but because comparison proves it.
We have a big range of fabrics from which to
choose, and show the latest authentic styles' 1n both
Winter Suits and Overcoats for men and young men.
Look them over before you buy your Thanks»
giving clothes outfit.
I4 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING?
It not, may be we can please you email three points.
We can send you the best grade of HOME GROUND
FEED ever turned out by a mill, and the prices as well I
as the quality are always right. ‘ '
As for our scrvicc~it's as near perfect as fair and
honest dealing can make it.
’Buy Oats Thais Clean. ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Mot‘Iuro’s Mogurioo, IIIIII
I01 one near.
Publisher sPritro$I. 50. Save 501; bybrrioriog through
Wm. P. Beers,
Book and Stationery Stores. .
49 Wall St., Norwaik. 6 South Main St. South Norwaik
Sea Trout. Haddock Roes. Opened Rocka-
wau Long Clams. Wakefield and Rock-
awan Oosters. All kinds Iish,
clams. etc.
Cotbllls Bridge Fish Market,
O
«mo
0. B.Jackson,
‘ Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
on WALL STREET.
WWW”OMWMWWM
119-"- . . .
Ills Book W15 11 Trout
And His Money Is Gone.
A WEBTPORT MAN WAS ROBBED OF 8360 WHICH HE KEPT IN
A TRUNK. YOUR HIDING PLACE IS JUST AS EASY FOR THE BUR-
GLARB AS WAS HIS TRUNK.
Money Deposited in the Savings
‘ Department Of the
o.NorwaIkTrust
is Safe and Available when
Needed.
Four Per 111111 Interest Paid.
NORWALK.
Rohhotlloods
, COMBINATION WATER SOTTLE
, Union reached 31/2, Union Pacific, Nor-
bulb 111111 1111111 decent necessarily
. walk upright.
Spaniel, at 691:
AND FOUNTAIN BYRINGE‘ .. $1.50
FOUNTAIN SYRIGES. two quart . 751:
HOT WATER BOTTLE, two quart.
Guaranteed for two years $1.50
NASAL AND THROAT ATMOMIZ-
£113.... ........... snowman
iCErBAGS, best quality, screw cap.
751:
on 1111111111,
Telephone Call, 15—2.
All Order. Delivered Free of Charge.
'I‘OEAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:i0 a. 111.~'I‘he
current ot’ the opening price move-
ment. in stocks was uncertain and did
not show vigor In either direction. The
dealings were small. New York Cen-
tral declined 'l, and Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Sault Ste. Marie rose 1 1-2.
Otherwise there were only narrow
fractional changes.
WALL STREET, ll 11. n1.——-’I‘he mar-
ket developed general weakness and
there was selling to realize profits ac-
cruing from Saturday's advance. Mis-
souri Pacific and New York Central
declined 2 points. St. Paul 1 3-4. Great
Northern old. I 5-8 and several other
active stocks from I to I, l~2. li‘cdernl
Mining pi'd. advanced 2 3-4. and Cen-
tral Railroad of New Jersey 2.
WALL STREET.
cline I11 Missouri Pacific and Western
thern Pacific, Pennsylvalnia and U, S.
Steel pfd. the. The market steadied
afterwards and became dull. Bonds
were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. 1n.~’l‘l1e mar-
ket continued to reverie on very light
offerings. The liquidation of Missouri
91111111 (rented 1111 uneasy i111presslon
on the possibleresumption oi other on
gent liquidation. Missorui 'ariiir
broke his to 46%. the lowest ot the
year. Ilnion 1111111111: and AICIIISUII 1'11-
tcnded their losses to 211;, 11nd Amul-
gamuted Copper lint.
LONDON. Nov. Bit—Tin- l’nited
States purchased practically all of the
.L'Ilz'10.0l)0 In gold offered on the open
mnrkc1 today. The price was .15 low-
cr. iii 7711. llrl.
._..«...._._____
TO SUCCED iN THE STORE.
I11 giving orders. give reasons, thus
touching subordinates to, think for
themselves,
Learn to leave no mIsundorstuudlng
unsettlcd to the entire satisfaction of
the other party.
i’ny strict attention to whatever you
have. in hand. and I111 that for the
time have your whole thought.
Keep your eyes open for I111prove~
monts, criticisms and suggestions
which only help any part of this busi-
11111111.
'I‘hlnk to be interested in your work.
corn to love it. and you will have the
most pleasure of business relations.
t‘ultivuto 11 happy expression :1an 11
happy manner; tool it; mean it; the
advantage is Wonderful In every way.
Let every effort. be toward the ideal
of permanence: do things to last:
make the 11111111111 cnntonwr n ill‘i'ilili-
1111111 one through satisfaction.
'l'ry continually to 1-1111 11. good 111111111-
ple for those around you. whether
above you or below you In ponillon;
example In the greatest of teachers.
Learn to show 11 thorough tutors-1d In
11 computer or any person approach-
Ing you; try to look at tho mutter from
his standpoint. us well 111-1 your own.
iiowr-vcr attached to your business.
do not allow the (unnutorolui 1111111111 to
dorulcn. but to quicken til-1 nun'ul.
artistic and all wbulosonm enrolments.
'l‘br1 great majority of errors are
outdo lln'ough rurolouknruu; learn to
cure; I111 111111111: strive to have it ulnar
inloly rigirl~~u1nking n intoluio- in 111111
turns in like falling down In 11 foot
ruro 1' I1 I11 11 notirnck.
PotN‘l'Eo PAHAddAPHs.
”hour the Chicago Nuns)
llout slop to pick up the kind would
you drop.
ll 11 1111111111 to be sensitive than it Iii
to Ito nermlbio
Alter putting up a bluff 11 1111111 is apt
to «trouble over it
Murry 11 111111111 curly training
kept him from making good
(le11 11 small boy 1111111 and 11111111 both
will no 1111 adorable! bent.
(tray 11111 or I11 all right in its place
wand so is the long green.
You can't. always dodge 11 111111111
worth by the size or the pay envelope.
Love 1111,, 111111.. the World so round
but matrimony 111111111 it 11 liabwmd
motion.
Iihlen the
has
up who carries chips on
it‘s an spay matter to 11111.1 advice.
but it I11 dililcult to not people to have
faith enough in you to titre it.
litre. liighiiierui't’es. decree 1111111
away behind In his alimony. said
money was light. and all that. but i
brought him around " The Platonic
live with him."-Puni1.
—.4. .7 “amp“-
Noon..——The de-
Frlomi-”liow did you 1111111111141 it?"
Mrs. Biennial-“Wk. i wrote him 11 lit.
tle letter threatening to go back and
F ANY MAN in this town ,
has a. reasonable doubt that: . ‘
‘ our Smart. Clothes will net ‘
better his looks. we are ready
" for that man. In these Clothes ,
we have a. good thing for you,
. and we want it: believed. These ;
.1 clothes are so well made and ‘ ‘
are 11111 oi 130 much style that;
they will make an instant im-
pression on any man. we Want
the doubter.
Our Peck Clothing is Union
made.
Shoes Fancy Vests Sweaters
rice 5 Clothing Store
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.’
98 Washington Street.
1",. South Norwalk.
Tel. 16515. ‘ '”'
IIlIrol Constitutes n Fool‘l
If somebody should call you a “Fool" you would no doubt resent it, par-
ticulmly “it thb.1 shoe fitted. " The best beef. according to the latest advices
from TRUST HEADQUARTERS brings about $01: PER POUND.
“NIVARR”
(THE BEST CEREAL FOOD), brings 15c PER FOUND. THERE IS MORE
THAN TWICE As MUCH NOURISHMENT IN A POUND OF NIVARA as
there Is In a pound of the best beef, which brings the ASKED COST OF
NIVARA TO ABOUT ONE FIFTH THE COST OF THE BEEF. , your
pbyslclun will tell you that Nivara is the healthiest; food on earth. Now:
the, question is this, DO YOU USE NIVARA?
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. i
LBJ—db.“
1.3.
I. it Poo loot loll Bulletin .
FDR WEEK COMMENCING
Buy your Supplies of Teas, Cottees and Groceries at the A. 8: P.
Store. Only the Best bought: only the Best sold.
THANKSGIVING SPECIALTIES
A. a P. Mince Meat, 3 pkga. for. . .251: Malaga Grapes, per pound .......10c
Cranberries. a quart ............ 10c A. .11 P. Cleaned Currants, a pkg....12o
New Dates, 11 pkg. .............. . 5c Valencia Raisins, 3 lb. ..... .....'..100
Pitted Dates, a pkg. .............. 10c A. a. P. Seeded Raisins. 11 lb. ......15c
Figs. a box ..................... {1011 3111111111 Raisins. :1 lb. ....... 15c
Seeded Prunes, :1 pkg. ........... 12c Sweet Oranges, per doen ........30c
Extra, Stamps with Teas,
Coffees and Groceries.
FINEST TEAS. FREE-40 STAMPS FREBHLY-ROACTED
35. 40. and 50c 2' "1- with 501: worth of our 15 2002:: 5:521 I 11.
FANCY CHOP, famous Tan and Ireuh- ' FANCY
Bo and 7011 lb. 30 and 361: I lb.
10 Stamps with 2 com Hod Alaska.
Salmon ..25o
’10 Stamp: with 1 lb. Valencia
Raisins .100
10 Stamps with 1 can Shrimp 120
ly routed Coffees.
20 Stumps with 1 can A. a P.
Cherries @ ................... 35c
25 Stamps with 1 jar Royal Cheese
2
1.1.1.1..
@
10 Stamp: with 1 box Figs amiih:
to Stamps with i can Sucootnb
@ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1°C 10 Stamp: with 1 pkg. Plum Pud-
io Stumps With 1 pkg. Toast. Corn “"9 '''''' 0°
Flakes ........................ 10:1 10 Stamps with 1 can Asparagus. . .3511
The Nation‘ 11 Storekeeper and Home oi Pure Food Products. Full
Weight and Honest Trading.
*’ lho ltltloutlo & Portlioiooto.
124 Elm Washington 51..
To]. 909.
$OMITHINO NEW.
Bartlett’s illet 111111111;
1111 Family Basket 1111:5011.
1:11.111 Wash Don-11o by itself.
partially dried, ready to iron. We do not mark the clothes.
Open: Monday. Nov. 25th.
Send in your order 11 once tor nail.
as warm! S»
We call tor your basket and return it in 11 law houn,
1
Norwalk Chronicler