what You can buy here i 3; Saturday for ll 2 9C ANY SNl . :llN NllNlNN Foritomorrow we will hold one of the greatest money saving sales ever held ill Connecticut. For weeks we’ ve been busy getting ready for this big event. Our buyers have searched for the best the market could give. . Cost ‘ and profits have been entirely forgotten. It pays to be' exact. a'nd every article in the list' is worth exactly what we say it is. Every item will stand the closest scrutiny. So investigate and save money. CAP AND TALCUM POW- DER. " 1 Cake Cuticura Soap. 25c Size; 1 Box Monnen'sl'l‘alcum Powder. value 9390. .? “BOTH 29c. CHILDREN'S TAM HATS. Al sillull stock of Cloth Tums. Vii- liles We to 81.00. SATURDAY 29c. CRASH. BEST PRINTS. Best Quality American Prints Regu- lar prices Go and 70. All colors. 6 YARDS 29c. " GOLF.GLOVES.' > Women’s Regular 50c Golf Gloves. ill black, white. gray and browns. age A PAIR. o‘ GINGHAMS. Very liest Grade Apron (ilughnms. DRESS GOODS. Wool Dress Goods. fifty styles. uillr prices from 5th to The. choice. 29c YARD.. lteg~ Your MEN’S NECKWEAR. Men's Reversible Silk Four: in-llllnll 'l‘les. all colors. Usual 50c quality. All new. SATURDAY 29c. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. OUTING FLANNEL. llest Grade Outing Flannels, over olledllundred pieces. itegular 10c n ynr . . FOUR YARDS FOR 29c. MEN'S SOCKS. Men‘s Hoary 'l‘lln Cotton Socks. all sizes. Regular piice 1299c pair. Snt‘ urday. ‘ 3 PAIRS ago. ~ WASH BOILERS. CORSET COVERS. Women's Muslin Corset Covers. all sizes, in half a dozen styles. Regular price 390. SATURDAY 29c. WOMEN’S HOSE. li‘ino lngrain Black Lisle Hose. linen spliced sole. Extra. elastic tops. 50c quality. SATURDAY 29c. ‘ WOMEN'S WAISTS. Regular 50c Colored Working Waists, fast colors. all sizes. SATURDAY 29c. HOSE SUPPORTERS Regular 50c Fitted Belt Hose Sup 5 portal-:3 supporters at front or side; " black. white. pink and light blue SATURDAY 29c. BOYS' WAISTS. Toilet. Crash, best .gi‘lllio. nine. . Saturday. “7 YARDS FOR 29c. "Aluoskellg." all styles. ilegulnr tic yd. . 5 YARDS 29c. Worth 8c a . SAUCE PANS. ti Qt. Gray Enamel Sauce Pulls. (leu- rally sold 39c. HERE ASATuRDAY age. 1 Windsor 'l‘le. any color. sold 250. bout the way the story goes. $27. 50 Tailored Suits, $22.50 . lllilldsoulo new models in Women's Suits. cs- _.i.l'eiile style effects. trimmed with satin builds; all styles ill semi and lifted models, the desirable shades; coats lined with silk. skirts button trini- Regular $27.50 value. med with deep fold. , lNl lNlNINN SlNllNll Jamal Golden, Editor and Proprietor RIDAY NOVEMBER 20.1338 IVINING IENc'I'AIlNEL TELEPHONE '44 hBranch Office, Norwalk. . ‘09-2—Editorlai Room. 9, .I47-3—Editor'l Residence. ‘ Why Editor’s Residence. iriiaturo Almanac for Tundra; tin rises 6 :46; sets 4:28. High tide 8:43 a. m.; .39 IO p. m MASONIG DIRECTORY. . Wolf Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M acts in Masonic Bulidl g Soutl sin, street. 1st and 3d Tu days 01 oil month—duly and August or canted—it 8 o’clock All Mission 1"? Mucus cordially invited. Chariot . Mills. W M. Robert- M Wilcox or Chapter, Me. 33, ll.) .. Ni. dill in ’Masonlc Building. South Wit street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays oi each month—July and August. ex “MIL—at. 8 o 'clock. All Royal Ar‘eb none cordially invited. Thaddoui Buyer H. P. Robert M Wilcox. Soc A 1C chap. No. 52. Order Eastern Star ‘eeta In Masonic Building, South chi atrbat'. all and 4th Wednesday: each month—July and August ex piled—at 7: 45 s’.oclock All mom ears of 0 3.6 cordially invited Magnolia Backer, W. M. Mrs. Ids MR. Hill's CANDloAcv. airing the newspapers which wel- the the lappeal'ance of Mr. E. J. Hill the Senatoiflal contest is the Bristol s. and it. puts his case in a way shows its appreciation of what baildidato isiitworth to the state at Ergo. The Press says: he most satisfactory and pleasing itleal news since the election is alinounc at that Cengressman Hill (if resin. is a candidate . United Stbipii senator. to succeed Brandegeefl ”If it were possible to ' direct. we believe Mr. Hill oilid receive a majority that would flip the fourteen thousand plurality g‘l‘l‘m him in his district look small ‘ as. had thirteen y 11’ experience ligress. and has till the and again On his fitness and ability. He duties the wide infolmatlon. infin- nd knowledge of affairs useful 'enatoriaL work. it is not neces- tooui giz him. Everybody recog~ 119 f at he would make just mi. of senator we need and have . for since the passing of Plan. Huntley. With Mr. Hill in that y Connecticut. Would regain her ' innuep wand prestige.. The . ralfl’hsse‘mb y can win the hearty ‘ .of the people of this state by congressman Hill to Sena- 8at- with satin. tor Hill. in honoring him. it would lionor itself and the state. [lliJll‘JS lli NNNNNNI 1N . llllNNlNllilliN (Continued from First Page.) Mr, Jenkins was appointed conser- vator over the estate on June 8. 1007. by Jud-go Charles D, Lockwood on pc- tllion of Mrs. Cilnnneey‘s brother. ’Jilarles Francis Dean. of Stamford. in he petition it was alleged that Mrs. Jhnunccy was incompetent. to“ manage ‘ler affairs. and in the hearing, at which she made no appearance. tes~ tilnouy was given by Mr. Dean to that affect. it was shown that she had in. culled obligations ill excess of hill in come, and it was hinted that silo was a ‘victlm of certain designing beanie. in his capacity as conservator, Mr. l‘enklns was empowered by the court to sell certain of Mrs. Cliauncey's real statute. The amount. received from these sales was $115,000. . Recently Mrs. Chauncey brought a proceeding in the Probate Coult for the discharge of the conservator. alleg~ log that she was fully competent to manage her affairs. No objection was made by hel conseravlor or her broth- er. and on November 4,1908. Mr. Jen kins was discharged and he was di rooted to file an account covering the period of his consorvatorship. This account. came up for hearing yester- day marnlng. In it Mr. Jenkins charges himself with moneys received that total $173.- 39027. Of this sum $3.872 represents a balance paid lllm by Taylor & Jell- klns upon his appointment as conser- vator. Charles F Dean placed in the sands of this firm $10. 350 to settle ~ertaln claims against. Mrs Chauncey. After certain of the bills had been said there was this balance 01." 83.- 372.15 Anetllel item is for 336. 874 .61 received from Chalice Francis Dean. as trustee. on the account of income from a trust fund created by Thomp- 3011 Dean. father of Mrs. Chauncey. I‘hese payments extended from July ll. 1907. to October 2.1908. The account line shows that Charles Francis Dean said the conservator 818, 000 addi- tion! for settlement of pressing obli- gations to meet. which the current in- come of Mrs Chauncey was insuffi- olent These payments extended over a. period from June 25,1907. to March 3. 1908. and ranged in amount from 1500 to 85. 000. “The credit side of Mr. Jenkinss cash account as conservator shows disbursements of $123, 454. 27. Among these are items for deteCtlve hire that total $994. 05. to which objection is made. On February 13.1908, Mr. Jon- ltins paid Sullivan & Granwell. law— yers, 3375 1’01 detective work done by Carter‘s Detective Agency. The other charge is made to that agency directly. under date of April 10.1908,and the amount is $619 05. it does not appear COLLAR AND TIE. Buster Brown Lilli?" Collar and a Each usually BOTH SATURDAY 29c. $20.00 Caracul. Coats, $16.50 ' Woman's :iii-lllcll Caracai Coats. St'illi’lilit‘tl. shawl collar und'turn-back cuffs. llncd throughout . The greatest. coat ever shown “(.1320 see them tomorrow at $16.50., Men's or Women's Linen Nialltlltel" chiefs. regular price 12%(2. . 3 FOR 29c. Saturday. price 39c. Ilouull Till Wash l'lollcrs. SATURDAY 391:. Regular Kettle. PRESERVING KETTLES. ii Quart Gray Enamel Preserving Regularly sold 391'. SATURDAY 29c. WASH RIBBON. I: No. 2 Wash Ribbon. 10 yard pieces. llcgulnr price 391:. SATURDAY 29c. . GIRDLES. iiircctilire Slik- Glrdles. black, white. ' navy anti brown. SATURDAY 29c. Usual price is 50c. looses. all colors. Cnmhric and Flauuclettl- Regular 50c kind. SATURDAY 29c. Boys' 'l‘wo Quail. enamel ware. January Prices in November CfICEST OF STYLES. BIG VARIETY. THE BEST TAILORED. ”and marked at prices that ought to keep this section on the' Jump tomorrow. Over 500 new garments at a little over fifty cents. on the dollar—that‘ S summer. I is. is: J «r . u and fold illnlmed. at 816 50. Saturday $12.98? $16.50 Misses’ Suits. $12.98 blisscli‘ illllI sumll it'oillollish‘iaulplo Suits, all colors. very latest models. including the liil‘t't‘ii'll't‘. or strictly tailored sty;ies skills gored m pleated The greatest. \alue yet shown what services the detectives relldcrcti. That has not come out ill the hearing. either. it There is also ll elotllt of 328.000.10p lesentlng moneys returned to Charles Francis Dean. who had advanced the money as llll individual to meet obli- gations of Mrs. Chauncey. Mr. Jellklns‘s fee as administrator is $7. 500. and the fee of his counsel. .rlldgo Flederick C Taylor. is 34.000. , To both of these items. Mrs. Chaun- cey objects. on the ground that they are excessive. The account shows‘ a. balance ,of $10,071.05 due Mrs. Chauncey. -. COCKENOE HAYLOFT LEADS. ...—.... Over 12.000 Points Ahead of Urdu: Tribe, in Pinochle contest. Cockeuoe Hay'lol‘t took another big lump ill its at ore at the second sitting ill lilo inter. loft pinocille tourney with Uncas Hayloit. which was held last evening lil Norwalk At the first sitting held ill the South Norwalk loft. last week, the Cockcnoc loft ended with a lead of about 3,200 points. and at last evenings games tile Coekenoe players made a cleal Rain of 8.499 points. bringing them a total load of considerable ovel 12.000 points. The next game will be held in South ‘Nol walk on the evening of December 7th. Before the games last evening the Cockenoe llayloft held a record breaking meeting. it being just four minutes from the time it was opened until the routine was gone through with and adjourned. EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIAL. Pleasant Affair Held at the Home of Mra. Richardson. 'I‘lie Epworth League of the First M. 3. church held a very enjoyable social, last evening. at the home of Mrs J. A. Richardson. No.10 West avenue 'ln spite of the fact that there were many other social gatilel- lngs about the town. there was a good ly number present. and a neat snlu was realized. The program consisted of a vocal so- lo by Miss Hazel Wilson; cornet solo. Frank Shufelt: readln. Miss Emma. Fallon: vocal solo. Mid Viola Shove; duet. Miss Mildred Ketohem and Miss Hazel Wilson; reading (by request). Miss Fallon; piano solo. Miss Hazel Wilson. reading, Miss Wood. Ellen number was vm nicely ren- der.ed especially the r ing by Miss Wood. Refreshments were served. __——_- Mlaa Winnie Nash and Miaa 'Grace' Seymour Go to High SCHOOL v "; The high school committee held a meeting last evening. and selected Miss Winnie Nash as one of he teach- ers in the high school and Miss Grace Seymour was chosen as clerk. and will have charge of the supplies. rec ords and other details in connection with tilelllgb schoolwork. .. , . \ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OFFICERS I Nominations Made .Last Night by South Norwaik Council. A very large and interesting meeting of Stililil' Norlvuik Council. No. 1m. Knights of Columbus. was lli‘ltl last evening. ill the con oil‘s rooms. The following were llonluated to fill the different chairs for the coming your: (lruud Knigllt~W1lliilur P. Ward. ' Deputy Grand Knight-4). W. Hur- lord. Financial Secretary—'4}. E. Williams. ilecorder-P. F. Foley. Warden—C. A. McNamara. ’l‘reasllrer~.lollll MeGlun. (lilitllct‘liilr-e-J. \V. Sculicy. Advocate—4V}lllnln F. 'I‘alnuluuy. inside Guard—«Daniel Hogan. Outside (lunrd-«iobn Stalin. The election will take place the iirst Thursday ‘in December. The committee on the. “it‘llrlllors‘ Round Up." to be held in the Auditor- illnl Thanksgiving night. reported or— erything ill line shape. The farmch hand. tweutv strong. will march from the rooms to the bail. Lecturer .ioscph Stee uuilel made a report. on his \lslt to reelliyieh and reported a timid time. The lecturer of Catholic Union Council of Norwalk will visit the South Norunik Council Oll December 4. .lohu G. Morrison. 01’ Nortllileld. Mass. is visiting friends ill The Nor- walks for a few days. The Connecticut Company has two of the large double truck flat. cars from Bridgeport. and they will be used while the work of filling in the Belle. dict. Farms bridge is being Carried on. It Tastes Good and Creates Strength . an famous .... ua. and hen medicine. without-than oiiu Villa! is much betttr cod liver oil and emulsions. , beauties, while it contains all i £121? medicinal clue they do. - ees . sfiody NEW TEACHER AND CLERK.’ . . tillio one. . builder and strength creator for old pe'opic, delie up _:j children, after sicknessmild for stub- born coughs ali colds Vinol is unequaled? . Ti‘iE curroao rulnulcv. " sourH uoawALK. .... has resigned his position as foreman of the Holmes. Keeler 4's Selleclr grain elevator in Hoyt street. - $2.49 trimmed with hanging. Regular $5.00 Skirt. Select Groceries TEA AND COFFEWPOTS SATURDAY vzgc. $5. 00 Voile Skirts, “Dillon‘s lilac-it Voile Skirts. lull pleated style.‘ deep folds of black silk. perfect Saturday $2.49. Tea or Coffee Rots. gray Regularly 39c. If “'tllllilll'il Celluloid linrrette. trimmed with wide ielllbl‘olilel'y now. all sizes. COMB AND BARRETTE. Regular .250 Back Comb and Large Each worth 25c. BOTH 29¢. a chess Showmg of Women’ s Garments $1.75 WaiSiS, $1.29 White Lawn Wills-ts. lullldsoull-iy panels. entirely Saturday $1.29. (A. F. Beckmann & Co. . ., Wines and :3 It) Liquors 88 and 85 Washington Street. SOuth Norwalk. Cut Prices for Saturday, Nov. 21Sl You can depend on Quality here. Why not left us have your Saturday order? Are not these Specials deserving of it? so LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR i'or ........ , ........ l ......................... $1.00 HAMMOND s LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS per pound .............................. 8c HAMMOND‘S LEAN REGULAR HAMS per pound ................................. 13c PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE, per package ................................. ‘ ..... 10C GENUINE OLD ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, per pound ............ . .................. 25c NEW PACK PUMPKIN (regular 15c can) ....... ....................... ' ............... XOC .... Stamp Offers for Telnorrow. . Take Advantage and Fill Your Book Quickly ' 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best 'l‘oa 50c 50 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy No. 2 CROWN ASTER BRAND 3i) Stamps with 1 lb. lilo-Kn Coffee 326 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha and Tea ........................... 40c COFFEE, Java Coffee .................. see 40 Stamps with 1 lb Good Mixed CAN, 35¢; 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Mara- Tea .......................... 30c calbo Coffee .................. 25¢ 25 Stamps with 1/, lb. Very Besgs MISSION GARDEN l5 Stamps with 1 lb Best Santos ea ........................... c Coffee ........................ 20c 20 Stamps with ts lb. Fancy No. 2 CEYLON TEA' 10 Stamps with 1 package Old Tea. ............................ 20c CAN, 35c. Gllst Mill Coffee ........... ... 20c . * - _ . New Seeded Raisins. png‘ ...... . 10c IOStIIIIDSWlthafll/OIF0lloYlli1gc- We have the largest stock Sew Cleaned Currants. pkg. ...... 10o '1 Pkg. Monarch‘Corn Starch - - - - one Such'Mlnce Meat. pkg. loo 1 Large Bottle Blulng ........ .. Of Holiday‘Speualtles m New Mixed Nuts. per pound 15c 14 lb Pure Ground Ilfiusimd ..... £13: The Norwalks. Call Palper Shell Almonds. lb. ....... 201: 2 lbs Best Mixed Ca es ........ e 2‘ ha. Best Brazil Nuts ......... 25° 1 Can Pineapple Chunks ...... .12c and 1”“ the?“ 0"“ Best English Walnuts. lb. . ...... 15c Sale National Biscuit Co.’ S Crackers A BUTTER THINO'SOCIAL TEAS or NABISCO WAEERS. package .. ....... . .8c. George Ehret' S Extra Beer, Case 24 bottles. $1; 12 bottles for 55c Fine California Port or Sherry Wine. per gallon, 51 We carry a complete stock of Fancy Wines and Liquors and we can save you money on everything' in that line. t FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN. i “Irving Reed. who Wrécontly “under. wgnlt an operation at the Norwallt Hos- p a able to take a short walk. yesterday. is improving nicely..and was Fletcher Van Hoosear. of ~Norwalk ..i .... Edward'ltteeker Of NorwalkT is in New York lty today on business. The ante tainment committee Catholic Union Chuncll. K. or 0.. held a business meeting. last. evening. at the club rooms in West avenue, Nor- walk. Nothing of.specllli importance was done. _ . ll . ‘ pHONE CALL 440. N AttorneyJ. Belde n Hurlbut‘t'fif Wall street Norwalk. is in New Haven to- oi.’ day. on business. ~ v " —Loin Steak,16c. Butteryhs Arthur Owen and, oward Hen.- drinks of Norwalk. set to spend exuday with relatives in New York. c y. WMN‘
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