'* _ * innit BIRLEY
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‘ Zinlill.
At he’s.
51 Washington Stiirt.‘
”WOWOW’
nonunion:
THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued on
Thursday morning. as is usual on
Thanksgiving Day.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
‘li‘or Norwalk and vicinity: li‘air luv
night followed on Thursday by increas- l
lug cloudiness and probably ruin by
ulternoon or night. An area of high
pressure over the South Atlantic
States to producing cool, pleasant.
weather in the eastern sections. A
disturbance is central this morning
near St. Paul. Minn. It is production
cloudy and unsettled Weather with
light. snow or rain in the upper Missis-
sippi Valley and the western portion of
the Lake region. This disturbance
wnll probably move eastward and pass
out the St. Lawrence Valley 'l‘hursday
night. Moderate temperatures prevail,
in all sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather, followed on
Thursday by increasing cloudiness and
probably min by afternoon or night.
‘Miss Mary Clune, of Norwalk, is
\‘lSIllllg at Rocky Hill.
~Native Turkeys. 240 lb.: Ducks.
220. 1b.; Chickens, 16c 1b., at. Itaycs‘
Mitt.
The union barber shops in tho town
Will keep open until 11 o‘clock tonight
and close all day tomorrow. i
Frank Lynch, charged with drunk-
cnness, was fined $3 and costs this
morning in the town court.
if you will tr}r Arno Rod Salmon.
you will find a Salmon that you can
always depend upon, Nothing nicer.
The adoption degree was worked by
linens Tribe, I. 0. R. M., at their meet:
ing last evening. and arrangements
were completed fortheir dance tomor-
row night.
—Native Turkeys. 24c 1b.; Ducks,
22c 1b., at ilayes’. ‘
E. R. Toque, of Savannah. Gcorgla,
is spending a short time at his old
home in Norwalk. Mr. ’l‘oque is pro-
prietor of a dry cleaning establish-
ment in Savannah.
-Faucy Feathers. Wings and fine
Roses at half price tonight. 7 to it
p. In., for two hours only. No charg-
ing. ll. Kricger (6:. Co.
The W. (l. ’l‘. U, will mcct with Mrs.
il. .l. liipson. Seaside Place. East Nor-
walk. It‘l‘lilily. at 3 o‘clock sharp. 'l‘hoso
tnicrosicd in tcmpcrunca are invited to
uIIoud this meeting.
Scioctman John Dovinc. is slowly t'(‘<
(“tht'l‘IlIK from a very sovcro cuvlmucto
at the back of his nook. iilr. liovtno
has been laid up many days and it. will
ho some time longer before. ho will be
able to got out.
’i‘hcro will probably be a largo at.
icudunco at the union 'i‘lIIiuksitiviui:
sorvtco tonight at the Norwnlk Metho-
dist Church. The lllt‘lllllt‘l'ti of tho
iiicthodlut, Conm‘cgatlouat and Iiapiist
i'iIIII't-hes and their pastors will par-
ilcipnio.
Arno Rod Salmon is ciciuiod and
ivncluvd entirely by Iunoiiinu, not touch-
wi by hand.
’l'ho innorni of Thomas lllzilio‘lcy will
ln~ lli'III at it o‘clock tomorrow Inornms
i'riiiii Hi. Mary’s Church. The. tiot'ciisI-«I
wait it iiioiilbor of Dlvlnlon No. I, A, U.
it. and a lame delegation of nu-niiwrn
stilt uucud tho services.
Minn Margaret. Baldy, of binocular-k.
nuiiui‘woiii an operation for appoiullrix
ilo‘ Ihlu Iuomtnuut. the Norwutk lion-
ptini. 'l‘hc operation wan porrorinvd
iti‘ pr. W. .i. 't‘rnoey. unsiuicd by in.
i". l. lliirncit and llr. A. N. Clark.
~~lltm‘l go without your 'I‘Iiilllliilifli‘=
inn 'i‘Ilrkoy. Pit-lily oi thom tit tho
i‘uiilio illurltol. 20c. and Mo lb.
’i‘hiovcu broke into a cIlItlIit‘li mum
owned by Mrs. Albert Hiiilth. last
night. amt extracted ninetoun tot t‘owlu.
The their was not dtncorcrcd iinltl thin
momln when tho, invade or some of
the ob chem wore discoverml about
their yard.
A big wrecker went hustling lip the
ilnnbnry Division yesterday intimation
and are many people the impression
that here was trouble along the lion.
in was learned‘thnt the wrecker was
on its way to military to put auroral
can; on the track. which had been in»-
raiied it few days ago.
lininiis. hints. Plates. i’nnnrs.
tinietnn'us in innit itnnnts.
mm “mm
Writ” manna.
‘hcroliy chullouuc tho Norwulks to play
. Taylor
74‘ Washington at. ‘ Tel. 218%
' Baxter‘s Donimunil syrup Lot"
1 Ilyllllltllllotltllllm ,
is ‘a superior preparation for Bronchi-
,ce‘ilent ionic and flesh producer.
(lily Tron‘aurcr Matthew (tortioit. is
in New York today on business.
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The condition oi? former Mayor John
in Richards remains about the some
today. ‘
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Marcus 0. Hits, of Elizabeth street,
dwas in New York on business yester»
ay. .
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A business meeting of the Journey-
men Burbcrs’ Union was held last eve-
hing.
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Miss Mary Bradley, 01‘ Ii‘airdoid avo-
it‘lllit’, is tho guest of friends in Ridge-
o ti.
The football team of the Nutmeg
Club, of Norwalk, will play tomorrow
in Boihel. . .
A "robe“ donor; is to be held this
owning in the quarters of tho. Klon-
tIIIit‘ (,llilii.
m
A hop will‘ho hold at tho (lvcrlook
lloccnibcr 20in.
servo, of Monroe street.
clos-
li‘lynu & llyau.
~Store opcu ll'cdnosday night;
ed all day Thursday.
titi Washington street.
Charles Ehrlio. president of the
Cigar Mnkers’ Union, is. spending
'l‘hanhsgiviug in New York.
~NOTICE.
Opou chnesday ovouiug. Closed
all day ’l‘hursday. Glover's shoe store,
122 Washington street.
Frank J. Kolloy,~of University of
Pennsylvania, is spending a tow days
at, his homo in \Vcst avenue.
—-Your choicc of tho ‘finvst. Nativo
’I‘urlit-ys in town, {lilo IIl.. at. liuycs'
Mitt.
Dr. George \‘au Alstyuo, ot‘ llayviow
avenue, will sound 'l‘hanlisuiviug with
his daughtcr, Mrs. .lohustouc. of Hart
ford.
-Colllilnliy ll 'l‘lizini...i:_iiiii;.; ’lluiu'c,
at. lIlt' Armory, 'l‘hniikxaivinu no, im-
vcmbcr 27.
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Ward Van Alsiyno. oi llayvicw nvw
nuo, will spend 'l‘hauksuiviug in Now
York city. tho guest. of his cousin. tild-
mund Crut’ut,
A stated convocation of llIItlt-r
Chapter. it. A. M.; was hold last cit-u»
ing and the Past. Masters and M. Ii.
illusions dourcos were workcd.
MONTAUKS WILLING TO PLAY.
Would Meet the Norwalk Ttearn After
the Holidays if Desired.
Norwaik. Nov. 2". 'iiltl'i'.
To the Editor of 'l‘iIo Solitlnol:
Having road in your pupcr that tho
Norwnlli busltoibull toum want to pin)
a sorios or nziiiics with lompauy li‘.
and believing that tho liloulzuilis how
an equal chance witli tho Norwulks. l
tho Mouiaulis at tho Armory any Mou-
duy night al’icr tho. holidays.
CHARLES .l. VAlJIlN'l‘ti’lIi.
of tho illoutuult llusllcthnll
'l‘cnm.
(‘aptuin
following itrm in lust night‘s Scolincl:
llaskctlmll i‘ilthitsiusts in tho Nina
wuilis have boon comparing tho Iucriis
of tho Norwuiks basketball team.
which plays at, tho. lioiinwny Rink. on
North Main strrot. and tho (loinpuuy
iI‘ tciuu. and WtitlItl like to see u gunn-
hotwoou tho. two, it. is said that a
union lllily be brought. about during tho
scuson. ’l‘ho Colonials. who 'dei’rntcd
(tonipuuy II‘ by it big snort~ at tho first
ot’ the Houston, won from tho Nor»
WilllIH by tho scorn ot‘ i? in i2 hudi
wouk, but tho partisans of tho i“ tcuniI
point to the fact that only two phiyuI-s
who iippouriul at tho armory now on
tho Iivo wmoh itiiod up against tho
Norwtiiku. tln- bright. particular utnr ot’
tho Colonials, Millcr, Iii-inn nutonu iho
nhsont ones,
ROLLAWAV RINK NOTES.
’i‘lio Ntll‘i’llIliil and ’astiiiics prion
lion-d lust mention. and did good wurk.
-Illt'Ii llonnnu, consult-rod ouo of tho
host polo pinyot'n in tiriduoport. will
play with tho Norwuiits ditt‘luiz Iiu-
comlmz scnson. having coiupioicd mu
runnomouis with Muimuor Nash luui
uiuhi. tic will prtwltcu with tho loam
or»! Friday night. and will hrluu
i‘lnirlos tiloiiuoli down from llrhiuw
port with him. 'i'lIo lotior will liltttl
probably in,- u tuouibor ot‘ lilo polo
ii‘tllli. .
Mr. l’oiiinrrw. of Waterbury. who‘
tutoinloll to open tho bowling ullovn
In tho llolluwuy huuonlnnt, lulu just
room-rod from a serious mini-ti of
typhoid tenor. and intends to amino
how at once and arrange for the inn
utullatitm of the. alloys.
in... is... can.
06’
Sn. horn/nit filtration Plant
thanksgiving innit Cults.
COLEMAN’S
News stone.
it) own no at.
Agent for A. a. epnidlnc'n
Mimic. ;, min Hamlin.
, Against in "2
a Golden;
tin and Pulmonary troubles, and an ex- ‘
Military Aiadomy in East, uvouuo on
Mrs. Lillian Paririck, of (liovolund. ‘
,is tho guest; of. Mr. and Mrs. N, I. Mu~
The above probably rotors to tin-
Soulih Namath. ~
nuts and Overcoats
Big values at $15 to' $209.,
It requires good “dressing"‘to rcpare bpth man
and turkey for the Thanksgiving east.‘ Add good
“dressing” is a matter of skiil'and ‘knowing'h‘ow. in
each case: the skill of a cook; the know how of 5
tailor. ' ' ~
Take our Varsity Clothes”; they have the proper
style; they are tailored by the most skilled .iirafts- .
,men known to clothes-making. And the Suits and
Overcoats at $15 to $20 have the same style as those
at higher prices; they’re all wool, splendidly lined,
and they fit as if made to measure.
You can’t do better in clothes; you can‘t buy
clothes as good as ours anywhere else at the prices
we ask; better clothes-for less money—that's the
Thanksgiving story here. ~
' Suits in brown, blue, gray and black; Overcoats
In grays, fancy mixtures. Oxford and black. $15 to
$20; up to $30. ,
Hats and Fiaings for men and beys.
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ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY. PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING?
if not, may be we can please you on all three points.
We can send you the best. grade of HOME GROUND
FEED ovor turned out, by It mill. and the prices as well
as tho quality are always right.
As for our sci'i'lcc»~-It‘s sit near perfect as fair and
liouost dealing 'illl make it.
‘ ‘Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Y CLUB OFFER 0N
Magazine Subscription
Made by any publisher or agency.
Wm. P. ears,
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 South Main St.. South Norwalk
Sea» Trout. “Haddock Rees. Opened Rocka-
wau Long Clams. Wakefield and Rock-
awau Ousiens. All kinds iish,
clams. etc.
tinitiiit’s nun nisn Market,
we DUPLICATE rm
QOOMOOW”OOWMOOOWWW
O. B.Jackson,
Optician,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
ea viii-.LL eraser. nonwmfk.
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Watch our "Want” ”For Sale” and “To
Let” column for bargains.
WE SELL
Money Orders
PA new m
Hungary, France. .
Italy, Germany.
Anywhere in the 'Warld.
So.NorWaikTrustGo
Money cooled to any am a! rite first class. I
i Hatchet! and coming dime.
. , nonunion rates and prompt attention.
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Rnhherflnnis
HOT WATER BOTTLES, two quart.
, Special at 69::
communities WATER BOTTLE
AND FOUNTAIN SYRINGE .. $1.50
FOUNTAIN SYRIGEB, twomquart . 75!:
nor WATER BOTTLE. two quart.
Guaranteed noisily/o yours .... $1.50
NASAL AND THROAT ATMOMIZ-
.ERS socmsteo
ICE BAGS.’bcsi quality, screw cap.
75c
tin itittndiininnil,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Gail, 15—2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-Siuali
advauccs wurc. registered in, tho light:
opening transactions in stocks. Lou-
isviilc. & Nashville was conspicuous
with a rise of 2 1-3. Canadian Pacific
1 1—2, Grout Northern pl’d., Northern
Pacific and Pacific Coast 1 and Union
Pacific. Reading and An‘norican ice
large fractions.
WALL STREET. 1]. a. m.-—~A contin-
uation of yesterday‘s short covering
advanced the list further, but the rise
was soon stopped by the appearance of
largo selling orders in St. Paul. and
fresh liquidation of Missouri Pacific.
Atchisou pi‘d. meanwhile gained
points, Eric 2nd pt‘d. 2%., Republic
Steel 11.4, and Eric lst-pfd., Union Pa—
cific. Kansas & Texas, pfd” Denver and
Rio (lraudo pt'd., international Pump,
Sloss Sheffield Stool, American Stool
Foundries pith. and Distillcries Scouri.
lies 1. The decline broitght the active.
stocks back to yostcrday‘s closingr or
below. Third Avenue. sugged 1%, Mis—
souri Pacific till. Northwestern Hg.
and St. Paul and Now York Control 1.
WALL S'l‘ltldlii'l‘, Noon, 'l‘ho dcal-
lugs t'oll into cxtrcmc dullness and pri-
ces mado no notable. rocovory except.
in the obscure portions of tho list.
Pennsylvania lost. i. The gaius'inciud-
ed 5%. in (lI'iIuhy Mining. ’l‘hcro was
pronounccd strougih in the bond man
liot. ‘
WALL S'i‘thllE'i‘: i p. ni.——.\ rind of
a point in lloading had a stimulating
oftoct. until Pennsylvania and Missouri
Pacific hog-an to wcnkon again and the
general list roccdcd slightly,
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.—~i.azard, Fro-
rca aunounccd the engagement oi‘ $4.-
tltltllltili in gold today. This brings
tho total during the prcscut moro—
mcnt to 338300.000.
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HEARING IN DRUCE CASE.
Claims involving the Duke of Portland
Estate Brought Up.‘
LONDON. Nov. 27.—-Tlio hearing of
tho lirucc cuso, involving claims to
the Portland estate, was resumed to-
(lay.
Miss diary Robinson. who was on
uiuauounsls tor the luto 'l‘. t‘. lit-11cc.
who is said to have boon tho tii'th
Duke of Portland. was shown lottors
mrporiinu to have born writtou by
he Duke of Portland to 'i‘. C. Driice.
She ndmittod that the handwriting
was not the sumo. and sho failed to
rocogilluo the handwriting in letters
signed '1‘. C. Druoc to, tho dci'cudaut.
Herbort liruco, as tho handwriting ot‘
hrc ompioymz As corroimraiiou of
Miss Robinson's statement that silo
met (‘lharics Dickens lu Kcusingtou
Garden shortly before his death. and
her allegation that at that time the
novelist told her that Bruce and the
Duke of Portland Wore mic and the
Same pcrsou, ll. Alherloy-Jouos. (\(llltl‘
not for the prosecution. road an ex-
tract. from the I‘eminisccuocs of Sir
“'(‘i‘lth‘B itcid. stating that he had seen
Mr. Dickens walklng’lu Kensington
Gardens with a young girl It week
before. he died.
Mrs. Margaret. Hamilton, 70 yours
old. the next witness. sworo that
llruce and tho Duke oi Portland wm-c
Ibo smnc person. and she ldcntiticd
portraits of tin: duke as Druco. Silo
said that the duke. whom she dos-
crthoil as an old triund of hcr tutti-
or's. always had a false board in his
pookct. The duke. she said. oncu in~
tended to marry her, hilt hor iatliur
retained his consent. Mru. Hamilton
said she had asked tho dukc why ho
wore a futon board. He explained it
was unconsury to have a board wlu-u
ho illillmtl'tltl its Draco. in flint-t. tho
“’Illlt’hiil wont on. tho lhiko ot‘ l‘oi‘l-
land said to her:
“Madrid, i am going to dip."
To this the wtinosu repticil:
don‘t. look like it.”
Mrs. iiIIttItlton then declared that.
her father had explained that , tho
lhlko of Portland was mini; to oonuo
to he ’1‘. l. Draco. and she said shc
was informed there was going to be
a funeral. in thin} she again Inlw iinr
father and the Duke oi‘ Portland to-
gether in London. and on this ocounu
ion she said to the duke: "i thought
you were dead and buried." She onli‘
ed him Draco. and this annoyed him.
SGHRADERmASHWORTH.
The announcement is made or the
marriage of Milan Elizabeth Asbworih.
the popular daughter of John Aldo
worth. of mast avenue, to Frederick
Schmder. Jr.. mm or Ex-Boloctmtm
Schneider. of Danton. to occur on
Thanlmgivlug at high noon.
‘ Miss MUWEY euhhnlatab.
A large number or the friends of
Miss My Midway. or No. 29 Cedar
street.- assembled at her home. last.
evening and tendered her a. surprise
party. Various games were indulged
in. and there was innate and an
“ You
a dance at relruhgiento. , ‘
shun»
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F ANY MAN in this town
‘ has a. reasonable doubt that
our Smart Clothes will not;
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 ..
clothes are so well made and
are null 01 so much style that
they will make an instant i‘m‘?
pression on any man. We want _
the doubter.
Our Peck Clothing is Union
made.
Shoes Fancy Vests Sweaters
Price’s Clothing Store.
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street.
Tel. 165-5.
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lithnt CnnStitntns n anl‘.’
if somebody should call you a “Fool" you would no doubt resent it, par-
ticularly "it the shoe fitted." The best beef according to the latest advices
from TRUST HEADQUARTERS brings about 30c PER POUND.
“NIVARA”
(THE BEST CEREAL FOOD), linings 15:: PER POUND. THERE is MORE
THAN TWICE As MUCH NOURISHMENT IN A POUND OF NIVARA as
thcro is in a pillll‘td ol‘ the best. beef, which brings the ASKED COST OF
NIVARA T0 ABOUT ONE-FIFTH THE COST OF THE BEEF. Your
‘u“l.n.~
physician will toil you that Nivara is the healthiest food on earth‘. Now
the question is this. DO YOU USE N‘IVARA?
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
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.. , FOR WE'EK 00M.MENCING
MONDAY. NOV.
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Buy your Supplies of Teas, Coffees and Groceries at the 'A. & P.
Store. Only, the Best bought; only the Best sold.
TIlANKSGIiIINti SPECIALTIES
A. a P. Mince Meat. 3 pkgs. for...250 Malaga Grapes, per pound .......10¢
Cranberries, a quart ............ 1°C A. 62 P. Cleaned Currants. a pkg....12c
New Dates. a pkg. ...... .. ....... 5c Valencia Raisins, a lb. ......... ...10c
Fitted Dates, a pkg. .... ..........10c A. tit P. Seeded Raisins, a lb. .. ....150
Figs, a box ..... ....... . ..... 10c Sultana Raisins, a lb. ........... 15c
Seeded Prunes. a pkg. ........... 120 Sweet Oranges, per dean ........30c
Extra Stamps with Teas,
Coffees and Groceries.
FINEST TEAS, FREE...” sTAmpg FRESHLY-ROASTED
35. 40 and 500 a ib. ‘ COFFEES,
I with 50c worth of our 15' 20 and am: a lb.
FANCY CHOP. famous Tea: and fresh- FANCY
60 and 70:: lb. . ly roasted Coffees. 30 and 35¢ 3 lb.
2. Stamps with 1 can A. 6; P. $10 Stamps with 2 cans Red Alaska
Cherries @ ...35c Salmon .......25c
25 Stamps with 1 tar Royal Cheese 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Valencia
10@Stampawith1boxFigs@tggI Raisins 10c
10 Stamps with 1 can Succota'dh 1° Stamps with 1 can Shrimp 12c
______ 10° to Stamps with 1 pkg. Plum Pad.
19 Stamps with 1 pkg. Toast. Corn ding ..........100
Flakes ...... .. ... . . . . . . .10c 10 Stamps with 1 can Asparagus. . .35c
The Nation's Storekeeper and, Home of Pure Food Products. Epli
‘ Weight and Honest Trading. . ‘
inntitttitnniinitanitininainj
124 East Washington 31..
’ Tel. 909
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so'METI-Imo new.
Full Family Basket for 50¢.
Each wish Done by itself.
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Send in your order'ai‘once for call. '
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ITELEFHON: 790‘ fi.ILl.u£l...l;fii; I
Bartlett’s iltei linsti Laundry t
We 'call for your basket and return it in a few hours. ,
. partially dried. ready to iron. We do not mark the clothes.» 1
Open: Monday, Nov. 25th. "
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