rosy. any. .3, no?
as reorientation;
ltor’l Residence”.
ity Editor‘s nulfinoo.
6:52; sets 4326.-
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sited Communication of Butler
No. 88, R. A. M...wlli be Mid
.‘In. ,werk. P. M. Degree. All
rob Masons cordially and fra-
lnvlted. , V
e Fraternity yours,
OIERT M. WILCO)? See'y.
Ksotvmo DAY SENTINEL.
.. soul on Thanksgiving Day, The
Within; Sentinel will he issued as a
morning paper.
‘ - objection urged in some quar-
‘ inst the transference or Con-
in Hill to the Senate. is—wcll.
3* term it. unique. At all events
F
4"
oval enough to attract particular 1’
. .
reasoned-out conclusions as to the‘best
"'3 Mutter"! revisioniu equitable!
~ view” of all : interests concerned.
And
who is there to say that his vote and
influence. "as a member of the Senate.
would be less helpful to a wise and
lust disposition ot the sublect. than
if he' had remained a member of the
House of Reprossntstlvesi ‘
nun um PtllllR nu
illiriilliiiiilli
(Continued From First Page.)
tug of a gambling house. and Prose-
will)“ Attorney Davis held him for
All the frequenters of the place sec
cured the required 825 bonds. and were
allowed to go, but Elliott remained in
jail over the remainder of the night
and was able to get the bull yesterday
morning for his appearance in court
this morning at 9 o'clock.
The front‘of the store, in which is
a lunch counter and a pool room. was
forced open by the raiders. and the al-
leged gambling house was in back of
these.
The case came in tho Norwslk town
court this morning at 9 o'clock before
Judge E, M. inckwood.‘
The Itilli' mcn caught pleaded guilty
to the charge ol‘ frequenting and play!
ing the game of set back in Elliott's
lace.
in Elliott's case he was charged with
‘-
er side they had a right to ask for a .
continuance of the case. ..
Mr. Davis stated that he Was willing
to have the case continued until just
when Mr. Walsh wanted. which was
untill tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
and he would then have enough wil-
posses present to prove the new
charge. The case was therefore and
learned until tomorrow morning at 9
o’clock. *
From all stories there was quite a
bit of excitement about Main street
Sunday morning when the raid occur-
red.
Ofilcer Silk was‘ put on guard at the
rear door, and other officers wore sta-
tioned about when the front door was
forced in by Captain'liunt and Set"
geant rileatherland.
When they had pounded on the door
enough to wake the dead. and got in.
the place. they found the cards still
laying on the table where the men had
been playing. and no one was in sight
with the exception of Mr. Elliott. who
was apparently waking up from a
sound sleep in his chair.
One of the men was pulled fom un-
der the refrigerator. another from he
bind the lunch counter. another from
behind the stove and the last one was
making it vain attempt to conceal his
person behind a chair.
The rumor about The Norwalks this
morning that the state police had a
hand in the trick and gained some of
the evidence, is false. the piece having
been complained of to the local police
several times in the past.
All the men involved were allowed
.lo go on their same cusl‘ bond.
ANOTHER HOLD-UP REPORTED.
SOAP AND TALCUM POW-
DER.
1 Cake Cutlcura Soup. 25c Size; 1
Iiox Mcnncu's 'l‘slcum Powder, value
29c.
BOTH 29c.
‘ ' some NOV. sinus.
r! cam 5m...
2 : CENT SALE!
BEST PRINTS.
Best Quality American Prints. Regu-
lur prices tie and To. All colors.
6 YARDS 29c.
choice.
CHILDREN’S TAM HATS.
A small stock of Cloth Tums. VII-
lues We to $1.00.
TONIGHT 29c.
GOLF GLOVES.
Women's Regular 50c Golf Gloves,
in black, white. gray and browns.
290 A PAIR.
Wool Dress Goods. fifty styles. Reg-
ular prices from 50c to 76c.
DRESS GOODS. ‘
Your
29c YARD.
CRASH.
Toilet Crash, best grade. licguiar tic
value. Tonight.
7 YARDS FOR 29c.
SAUCE PANS.‘
yd.
GINGHAMS.
Very Best Grade Apron Ginghams.
“Amoskcag.” all styles.
5 YARDS 29c.
MEN’S NECKWEAR.
Men's Reversible Silk Four- iii-Hand
Ties. all colors.
All new.
Usual 5th quality.
TONIGHT 29c.
Worth So a
COLLAR AND TIE.
Buster lirown Linen Collar and a
It is;'.siil)staiitlally'. that he
SHOWER“ a man in his present place
to \ area from it. ,Wc do not re
any. or even‘ any. instances in
keeping a place. resorted to for the
purpose 0f 3 bling. and Attorney
.l‘ohn J. Walsh ppcared for him. and
it was a. known fact that Elliott was Kern.
ti Qt. Gray Enamel Sauce l'nus. lien-
crnlly sold 39c.
HERE TONIGHT ‘zgc
W
Stranger Demanded Money of Charles 5”“ 250'
Windsor Tic. any color.
BOTH TONIGHT 29c.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Men's or Women's Linen Handkor.
chiefs, regular price 12%c. ,Tonight.
3 FOR 29c.
Each usually
Kettle.
to plead "0t 5‘1“” to M3 charch I Another hold-up was attempted early
”0590““an Attorney 1:00 Dili’lti fluid . Saturday evening in Water street. not
in view 0’ "”3 “it“ he (“d “0‘ 1'3"“ '5 far from the point where Albert Young
quite all ”16 witnesses midi! ”Jill were , had been held up the night before so
needed. but said he could have them early as 7 0-010“,
at court 1“ “"11 WWW“: ready to 90 Charles Korn, a young man resid-
on With Ihe case. of the {our Il‘l’qllt‘lll.’ mg l“ Quin‘ard ”venue, rep‘nptad i0 .
ers. and take up Elliott's case later. the police that as he was going down
but Midge l‘MkWOOd said they should Water street, on his return home from .
all be taken “it "380$th the business section of the city. a man
The case was therefore continued abruptly stopped him and demanded
until 10 o'clock. When it was again . in gruff tones:
taken up at 10 o'clock the charge of} "Have you got unymoncy?“
the place being reputed to be a place: “No," replied young Kern. who at
resorted to for the purpose of gambling } the same limo made It puss toward his
was brought in. and to this lawyer g hip packet with his right hand.
Walsh objected. saying that if the rep-i The stronger evidently did not have
utatlon of the place was to he brought ! n gun of his own. but thought his in.
in he must hove time to prepare for 9, tended victim did. for he immediately
-it.. Quite an argument followed be- . turned about and went across the high
tween the attorneys. and Prt eoutori way, where he had a pal. The two men
Davis said he would be willing hello 5 lost no time in going on their way.
the last charge and go..ahead on the and Korn went his.
first two charges. This was agreeable. Young was held up near Miller‘s
but. after Judge Lockwood made a machine shop and Korn at the stone
statement that Mr. Walsh's request. culvert. a few hundred feet farther
was a fair one, and saying that in cith- down.
which 'thatobjcctlon has been urged in
other? similar propositions for promo-
no House to Senate. That ,it
seems “appropriate suggestion in
'h e is really one of the highest
titties that could be paid to Mr. Hill's
Mitre'and able work as a national
,atoryWould he be less efficient
in but work in'tho Senate-mould its
e and», influence be there dimin-
is d? it is true that tariff revision.
especially in its relation to Connecticut
manufacturing interests. is just now
engaging the keen attention of our
, late congressmen. and for such a hosi-
‘ ssMr. Hill hss‘wufessedly a special
aptitude. in any event they will bestow
on Ithls'subject their closest study this
winter. and Mr. Hill. if he went for-
ward into the Senate after the 4th oi!
March, would carry with him. as re-
sulting from that study. definite and
WASH RIBBON.
No. 2 Wash Ribbon, iii yard plat-cs. .
Regular price 39c.
TONIGHT. 29c.
price 39c.
‘date: C. J. Sturmonl. firw l‘laveu; J.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Kalamazoo Ill. llunno. Stamford.
Cllflord-—-W. l. Clock.
Mrs. (i. ii. Norton. Daricn: Mrs. eri" " ..-
Mclwan. Toronto, Cnumla; W. S. (ion-i CITY HALL CHMRMEN'
nay. .l. .l. Kalil. M. S. Kimball. iloston: ; Several‘Pians of a Proposed Building
Mrs. M. V. Granger. New Huron; Moi-t:
Lainspnchcr. Mrs. Sbong. Miss iliidu; COnsldered—Meeilng 0' General
3 C°mmittee.
l
t
Spoug. Charles H. Spoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Holden Herbert. I‘orm‘ C. 1-).
. ’ _ , .x' x; The chairman of the various 0qu-
Lent. George 1" iinllown). l’ A' M“ iiuittoos appointed by Mayor i". i. Bur-
kfifiirysr 3:33;”? r. I‘llL‘dk Mm I. rank i noes some time ago. to go into the mat-
iiampson. .. , , ,
('Tliarlos Reinhold. Gilliam Grouse. ”swim 0‘ a new (it) hail building for the
. W . _ Mirity. hold a meeting Saturday night at
it..“‘i‘i.‘.‘.'.l‘:.“.:.3"6?“.1;”liti...'..'." is: .. a... .. mm. ..
. . . . , , , West strcct.
mgr.) 53',‘T,‘f‘“h“f’ 111' {2' Yi'x’rmiiixiii 3:? At this meeting, a number of plans
i‘r 'v'wkol' ifiyel(.‘0lflu,_ Cu '1" t“ l tor a building were presented. looked
0 on v3?“ ;..."T','.',‘,.,,,} ' 3 r. c ‘3‘ over and discussed at length. The com-
' ' (’ ',' r ‘ l mittcos are progressing nicely and be.
. lore a great while will be ready to
Mahacksmo—«ll. ii. imrnut. \‘iutm- , '
bury; Mr. and Mrs, Mir-l u- Mr. and 3‘33?“ a report to the citizens 0‘ the
Mrs. (-urhurt, Pliilud: “mu" MIME l"l A meeting of the general committee
. . . . l . .‘ , .
Piggy?"imi‘ialx‘irrll'i‘:umllllt‘:(all: {til}: will be hold some time between now
. .. .. ~ > .. ' ‘ ‘ ‘Jlllll the first of January.
S. Castro". 0. It. lirauil, .l. P Murphy. |
‘ l‘. .i. Watson. iv}. ,\‘. Column. lu‘lszl
Payne. 0. W. Droyo‘r, Mortimer Show.
Miss May McCabc, Miss Heroine Mc-
Cabo. Fred A. Sullivan. .lobu Campson.
.luds Palmer, ilarrr Smour. il. C.
Woodruff. M. .l. Potter. .1. ll. Williams.
llr. Poole. li‘. O‘llollly. li‘rank Schwnlgo.
P. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. ii. Roberts.
i‘liarlcs ll. Torrance. ll. 8. 'licnxiricks.
New York: id. ll‘. Hands. Norwnlk; A.
HANKSGIVING
Trade Temptations
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Miss Hailingsworth. of Paris. to Be-
come Bride of Charles Dew. Rogers.
I‘ltmounrcmcut has been llllltit‘ of the
engagement of Charles DcWitt Rog
ore. of the firm of lingers & Stevens.
of South Main street. and Miss Mar-
, ll "“3“." Princeton \’ l‘ C F gl‘llu ll. llolllngsworth. of Paris.
. h ‘ holesomc rocerics it has ,' ,' ' ‘ ‘ ,' ‘ ‘ ‘ " N". _f‘ Mr. liogcm is being congratulntcti by
We are ready With one of the grandest displays of fresh and w 8 Lnnkoy. Mn“, 1......” L. l... NW ma “03“"! friends. W Mm "mung“
city; S. (irocnslciu. llrldgcpurl; I.. ll.
iiurlbull. Wilton; George l.. lloclt-
worth. who is a granddaughter of the
over beenour pleasure to announce. And we extend to you an invitation to call and inspect our
“ into Edwin Hoyt. of New Canaan. is a
WASH BOILERS.
lionnd 'l‘in Wash Boilers.
TONIGHT 29c.
PRESERVING KETTLES.
ti Quart Gray Enamel Preserving
1".
Regularly sold 390.
TONIGHT 29c.
Regular Two
‘ Pillltlll‘llusniilli
HELLO Bilill.
best selection Manager Hoyt could pos~
attraction at Hoyt‘s Theatre, where it
will be seen Thursday matinee and cre-
ning. There is no comedy of the pres-
hue‘s jolly skit, and its return visit, to
The company this year is a very strong
one. including the Messrs. Charles P.
Morrison, Mark Kent. Hurry i). Croe~
by, Paul Taylor; Gideon linrton. James
S. Murray and theMisscs Henrietta
IL‘Q. Carolynn McLean. Currie Lamont.
Fannie Ferris and Marion Kirby.
THE BISHOP.
‘ 'l'ho Hisllflp was presented under the
most adverse cidcnmstancos at iioyt‘s
Theatre. Saturday afternoon and even-
ing. The scenery used in this produc~
tion was detained in the custom house.
New York. until too late to have it for-
warded to this place. consequently the
scenery used wus not at all in keeping
with the production. The play itself
promises much for the future. it is a
clean. refined bill and is well handled
by a competent company. Tonight. A
Man and His Mate will he produced.
line and compare our goods and prices with others. We believe they will stand the test.
woll.‘ liitlgvllcid; t‘. (i. Atwood and
Inosi charming young lady.
iiill. will be the attraction.
TEA AND COFFEE POTS.
enamel ware.
51ny have made for the Thanksgiving -
cut: day which has begun to show the]
lasting powers of Willis Maxwell Good- ,
South Norwulk after an absence of six 3
years should result in crowded houses. ;
Quart Tea or Coffee Pots. gray
Regularly 39c.
TONIGHT 29c.
CHURCH CALENDARS.
_—
South Norwalk Congregational.
\‘i’cdncsday—-—2 p. In.. the Endeavor
Circle, at Mrs. Wilfred iiodweli's honw.
'l'coming with morriment from start —.4r . .
. . . 11.. the executiw hour of ii ~
to finish. merry iicllo am is about the mtg’cgm at the pm.sonage_d '
Thursday-ll a. m.. union Thank-n
giving service at this church. The :4 h
nual sermon by Rev. Charles K. Woo-'3-
son. of the East Norwaiit M. E. Churn“,
Friday—7:30 p. m., rehearsal of i.l:.~
chorus. ‘
Salurdhy—~7 lo 10 p. In.. the Young
Men‘s Club in their rooms.
Grace Parish Notes.
Tuesday—Meeting of the Woman“
illbic class with Miss Camp. 8 Norm
avenue. at 7:30. .
\\’edncsday~—Mcoting of the wt.»
man‘s Guild with Miss Clock. 30 Norl‘:
avenue, at 2:30. There will be ill
meeting of the Junior Auxiliary tiiii
week. Offerings of provisions for th .
Thanksgiving dinners for the poor of .
the parish will be received in the Cult l
room on Wednesday morning. it _i.
requested that such offerings be smt‘,
to the Guild room as early as possible.
Thursday. Thanksgiving Day—Morn-
ing prayer. celebration of the Holy
Communion and sermon, at to a. m.
Friday—Regular Conclave of -tbv
Knights of King Arthur. at 8 p. m’.
Saturday-Captains of Ten. nt 723*)
p. m.
The week of prayer. beginning Sui:-
Thanksgiving matinee and night. i-icllti. day next will he observed with our
'viccs daily throughout the week.
wile. Rochester; .-\.,,ll.,i.onu. tlrcmr
Good Food
is essential to good health. Where can
We sell good goods at rock bottom prices—eyou buy goods when you trade here. not pro-
mises or stamps. There is very little to be obtained free in this world. Think it over. Every.
ng‘ that a well regulated grocery should have may be found here at its proper season. We are
olways up to the minute in obtaining seasonablc goods.
We have msdc a special effort to have one of the most complete lines of groceries to be found
Select
Groceries
, , . . you find any holler food than our ' ‘
in town. Everything fresh and good—everything; neat and clean. Fair prices. courteous "0,11%“er mm,“ "mmnmde 8M, Wines and
attention, prompt delivery. These are the characteristics that have won this store Its host of siege. ankfmym. Try the ankfur. Liquors
tisfied customers. Below is a brief summary of some of the good things for Thanksgiving
nner to be found here.
tors. with Warncko’s Snurkraut. it's
a dish that can‘t be beat. ‘
F. KARL. '
Thanksgiving Sale
HighGrade Groceries,
'Teas.Coffees.B_utter,Cheese,Eggs.Wiues.Liquors. Etc.
~—L
Delicious
. Teas
and
Coffees
. W
this legend, or a higher priced
Our Mocha a Jsvs'Blsnd at
farm a pound tipstbe scales on.
any you can buy‘ elsewhere for
less than 860. '
' . . . . , . . . . Old Crow Rye Whiskey, ot.
We are Introducing a line of Todet Soaps, comprising an assortment of several varieties. b
in order target it into your home as quickly as possible we shall include a cake of this well-l
‘ own soap with each sale, of encpound of Coffee, any kind. ;? hf, MIMI.
v ......... so...
‘ Table Cluster at u in J Native own. iar bunches. New lot out arrived, movin . . .
railing" selling at "walnuts tilt» 25c. ......gr...... issueand 18o bunch right along. jGet' on. 8 °“‘ that " "9'9"“ "‘ “"‘i Hunter RY“ WhiSkeY' b0t~ ------- 95° Fine California Port
‘ . isncs. we would like to sell you. Wilson Rye Whiskey. bot, ....... 950 or Sherry Wine
M Green River Straight Whiskey. hot. 95: ‘
.3130
Heublien’s Manhattan C°°i‘ml:'
bot. . . . . ..... . ‘
'Heuhlien's Martini Cocktails. hot. $1.00
‘ CRANBERRIES. PRUNES. _ HONEY. ,
Igch‘m” Cape 00d Bemes' 2 Ni“ ‘ Large ‘ C“"‘°"“‘“““‘"" 1“ "mile 0" ""x' pure-“M 58'0“" NORTH MAIN STREET. Wc‘have the most complete stock of Holiday Specialties in The Norwalks. It will pay you
11“?” for ------------------ 25° sizes . . .. 2 lbs., 25c: 3 lbs.. 25c ‘l‘sm‘fg mm...“ “m” ”'m' . " . to do your buying here. ‘ Quality the finest and prices the'lowcst. Let us have your Thanksgiving
. APPLES. CURRANTS. 13cm 22¢ per not; per box. 23:: order. .
muggs’niiii'iigikEflisNgiiiii; Em '“““"“‘~"’“"“° “Md“ FIGS- 'Endorsed so LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGARFOR $100
‘goodsw’priccs going lip—431W thoroughly cleaned and hand- A new hit just in. selling 2 lbs., 25c BEST CAPE COD' CRANBERRIES (dry measure) quart ___________ : .................... 12c
5"” a" “‘9‘" ”m“ “m“ ’ .0...er med 2 'b‘" 25° SILVER LAKE BRAND PUMPKIN (regular 15c can) ....................... . .......... Ioc
Thanksgiving only. GRAPES TURNIPS. y ’ KIN ‘
.. . . $4.35 tier bbl.; 450 per pk. La 1 . M l ' V 15 lb Just m-rlved_ lino. tender and DUDLEY S GOLDEN PUM , per can . ...... . ......... . ............................ 13C‘
1‘30. Fancy sagas C . sweet- these were not made It . _ ~ _ ‘ ,
. NIONS. ' ‘ E a New Cor loan Citron, lb. ........ 19¢ am New ed . isms hancy New Mixed Nuts. lh. ...... 15c
0' MINCE MEAT I n cork new)" Mt were grown very o y New nausea Peel. lb. ........... . 15° F y SI“! Ra ’ New English Walnuts. lb. . ...... . 15c
.rge ydhngnions. while they . to out. Try a peek at ..... 19: New Orange Peel. “fl ........... 15° package. me. New Paper Shell Almonds, lb. . . . 20°
:lflost . . . "$1.19 PCT bu-i 300 P57 Pk. I-NOflO Sllch'. brand—takes R. It“. HUBBARD SQUASH _ Everybody whoa-j“. gvgr “33d NOIIB Such MINCE Meal. pkg. ...... 90 New Cleaned Currants New Brazil Nuts, 2 lbs. . l . . ' . ‘ . . . 50
ORANGES 0f mince pie to fill up that boy. ' our Coffees endorses them. At Durhee's Sage or Thyme. Pkg. - - - . 7° ' New Pecan NW3» lb- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 15°
V ' 7 j ‘ Special Thanksgiving price. ' wgé‘é‘ihcy last-extra “"59 at fig: each price you'll find advocates. Bell‘s Poultry Dressing. can . . . . 10:: package, IOC. New Hazel Nuts. lb. . .. . . . . . . . 15¢
eatitiful S , ' t Oranges. just nr-' mu 3. ................. ‘ ‘ .
none e er. on w ave o . : . .
hustle to 88““ On these; Four PLUM PUDDING' A large assortment of these kind for every taste. Thus Cef- 3° and 35c doz. Peck. 5°C NATIVE CELERY-
, prices. ascent-glut;3t;c size; 35 Richar‘dsim a Robinls glgh-grgdg. loathsome dainties. I::.’.tra‘céiire2-5n “a. in our importation. our , . p
‘ 51w 2 o' 5:: In 0 per 89008 y prepare “m u - ly bottled .......... . e . , -
0:. 'w , - ding, a toothsome dainty. According to Size of Bottle: own roasting—we can vouch for NOTICE TO COLLECTORS 0F PINK STAMPS y.
’ y := ~' per can, 10.; and upward . their being exactly right in sv- , .. . _ ‘ , _ . .
j MIXED NUTS- . SMOKED SHOULDERS- cry particular. The prices are Double Stain S We wrll give double Pink Trading Stamps on 2 for 1
our Thanksgiving dinner would. P0P CORN' Ai-mour's Verizbest Brand. “"931, lower. grade for grade. than oth- . p Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. _
ct taste ’1 1‘ t right Without Nice» Fresh POD Com. gems???” Cflmflthgflegk or: soil at, seen... we deal dl- ‘ While ‘at our store visit our Premium Parlor. You are welcome.
these . 15c pier lb. and 2 for 26¢ . . . . . . . ......... 5c. and We pings. ing .. .. ~ ' .Jpsr lb.. Dyan ,W“ with the ”0". Therefore . ‘ ‘ .. _
‘ ,RAISINS. CELERY. HYDE’S PEANUT BUTTER u you want s low-priced Como S H E WINES ‘ AND LIQUORS
$1 per gallon.
24 bottles, $1.00.
Delicious Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Imported and Domestic, Cheese. Royal Ann
Regina Port Wine. bot. . . . . .
Jeres Sherry Wino. bot. . .. 75c ,'
Olorosa Port Wine. bot. . . . .
, Sweet Catawba Wine, bot. ..... 50s
3 00 George Ehrets Extra Beer. Sicily Madiera Wine. bot. 50o .
Fine Angelica Wine, bot. . . . . . . . . . 50°
.....Il6c
.‘ . $1.00
{The Union Pacific
‘ Tea 00.,
12.6 Washington {:Street, .
TEL 542'3.‘ ‘. I
TEA. cortisone-SUGAR“
Headquarters otthe‘ City .
‘ - Ollis JOSElo'fff‘ f
1' 2 NonthMam Street 5°“ih Narwalk. Cbnn. j
TaLaPHoNs CALL 593-5.
ST.
”as & 85 WASHINGTON
Cherries (in Maraschino style). Fancy Plain or Stuffed Olives. New Jams. Jellies, Etc.
.i F. ec ‘. mam-81; o,
PHONE CALL‘ 440. ‘
OVER 55 arenas IN‘ uswvoas ‘cI'rv.
» scum NORWALK. .
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