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LIIK EVENING SENTINEL

 

TUESDAY. Nov. 24. ”1908.

 

 

UESDAY,. NOV 94, 1908.

I, EWING CENgiEEL TELEPHONI

Ind n—lran‘eh attics. Nor‘vralk.
gflO—loitorlai Room. .I
, Buolnon Otlioo.
M7-ln-Edltor'l Ruldonoo.

Ity Editor's Rump». .

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Minihluno Aim-mo tor Tomorrow.
an rises 6: 53: sets 4. '26.

High tide 11:35 a. m. ‘

 

, ‘I‘ WMAOONIO DIRECTORY.
_ IA mated Communication or Butler
ERIN", No. 38, R. A. M.. will be held
at in. rooms, November 24,1908. at 8
o'clock p.m. work.P.M. Degree. All
Royal Arch Masons c°rdially and Ira
I°i'n|ily Invited.
‘ I Fraternally yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sechy

 

 

I1, ,, it the fialury of the members of the
counties commission is fixed at $7.500

 

‘ ltto‘tmuble In securing strictly high-
El‘ade men. And it the position is
‘ 0981! for application, Connecticut will
‘I ,be squIlscd to Iiud what a lot til tth-I-
we who plate that cstimatc on lllt‘lll
, solves.

HIGH SCHOOL GIFTS.
Commission AcknOwicdges the Receipt
, of Several Additional Ones.

The .iilgh S‘chooi Commission ren-
ders grateful acknowledgement, (in ad-
dition to those previouslyreported).
for the following gifts for the High
School building. which have been so-
iccted and placed in the schoal:

Mrs. Margaret Lauder. $15, for
framed picture of the Cologne Cathcd
Ira
‘ Nelson Taylor. $10. for bust of John

Milton with bincket.

Win. I'd. M'ntvin. $10. for piece of
minimum. The Triumph of Alexander.

2 Class of 1902, N. III. 8.. $18.50. for
Trauma picture of the Roman Forum.

‘ Christian Swartz. $10 for framed
portrait of Robert Browning

Woodbury G Langdon. $10. for bust
ot’, Daniel Webster
. Mrs. J. R. Marvin. $10. for framed
picture.

George S. Edwards. framed copy of
the Declaration of Independence.

.I. W. MaIvin, $10. framed picture of
Sir Galahad

Charles 1) hogan. and J. Emory
Stevens $20 for bust of Julius Caesar.
with bracket and framed pictuiem at

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I liliii ill Willi Bills

. from that tortuous disease. rheuma~

Willi iiiii III

Gives Prescription which is Valued by
Elderly People to Relieve Kid-
ney and Bladder Trouble

The great majority of men and IonII-
on at the age of 50 years begin to feel
the first signs of. advancing age in
some form of kidney trouble and bind-
der weakness. Few are entirely free

 

 

tism, which is not a disease in Itself.
but a symptom of deranged function
or the kidneys. which have become
clogged and sluggish, failing in their
duty of sitting,r and straining the pol-
sonous waste matter. uric acid. ate,
i'ro mtho blood. permitting it to re-
main and decompose. settling about.
the Joints and Inunclcs. causing In-
tense pain and suffering.

Tile bladder, howcvcr. causes the
old folks the most annoyance. cape-
eially at night and early morning.

Hundreds of readers who nutter will
find the following, which is known as
the Dandelion mixture. the most harm-
less and ctt‘cctlvo treatment to clean
the system ol‘ rheumatic poisons, re»
Iuovo irritation of thc bladder and ro-
liIIVo urinary Iliillcultics ot' the old
ucoplc it is a true viializiuu tculc
o the entire kidncys and urinary struc-
ture. ro-iuvigm'utlug the entire sys-
tom.”

The Dandelion mixture consists of.
the following simple prescription. tho
ingredlcnts of which cauvbe obtained
from any good phuiniacy a; small
cost: Compound Kargon one ounce;
F‘luid Extract Ilandclion.
ounce; Compound Syrup Saranpurilla.
three ounces. Shake wcll in a bottle
and take in teaspoonful doses uttcr.’
each meal and upon going to boil.
also drink planty of water.

This prescription. though simple, isl
always cl’fI:-ctlve In the diseases illlil:
afflictions oi' the kidneys and bind;

 

tor and rheumatism.

 

SI Barbara.
The commission oticr tlIII folloulngg
suggestions: I

(1) That those friends who llllYP sig- i
ultlcd tholI intention of making gifts.
make their selections as soon as pm.
sible. so that We may haw- liIII aItiI- lcs

they select plarcd In the ac hoot bct‘orc, ‘

it is tlIIoun open to tho public.

(2) We suggest. that each and c\
any class Iba'l. has graduated from the
wheel follow the exnlnple or the Class
)I' 1902 and make a presentation on the
part of the class.

ii) We suggest tluIl It would lIII up

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one half j 1

Rush Warships Cry American and Other Legations in Hayti.
Foreigners Menaced by Revolt.
Kaiser Trifles as Big Crisis Faces Empire.
Recalls Nero at Burning of Rome.

 

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This highly Important news is published EXCLUSIVELY.

-Analn demonstrating the superiority ol the Herald’s globépird-
ling service, and adding another to its long record oi news beats.

In this morning' s

Table ”Linens

lI‘uII liieached
new designs.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’I‘ablo
Regular

tit Inch
Damask,
price 760.

TOMORROW 49o YARD.

Table Damask

tit; Inch Pure Linen Full lilcacliv
cd Damask, beautiful patterns. Reg.
ulur $1.00 value.
’ TOMORROW 75c.

Napkins

Extra Size All Linen Napkins,
full 2:: inches squnrc. lustrous tilt-
ish. $2.50 quality.

TOMORROW $1.98 DOZEN.

Roasting Pans

 

 

 

 

 

Tomorrow the New York Herald will publish Inore‘ exclusive
Specials. giving tall and complete details appropriately illustrated.

T0 KEEP lN TOUCH WITH THE LATEST DEVELOP-
MENTS READ T0-MORROW’S NEW YORK HERALD ‘

 

Large Size Oblong Double Roast»
lug i’nnu of Russian iron. Usual
ll
price $1.0ii, ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

AT 896.

Dinner Plates

Illuc
also Soup
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Historical l’IItIIIrns.
l’lntcs, l‘ull Iliuncr size:
i’lalcs. » (lur regular price
carh.

TOMORROW 8c EACH.

Thanksgiving
Needs

China

Satin Damask

Six Special Designs III Double .'
Satin Finish Damask, full 72 inch
wide, positively all linen. $1.45
value.

AT $1.00 YARD.

Large Napkins to match.

$2.25 DOZEN.

Tray Cloths, to match.

25c EACH.

Enamel
Roasting Pans ;.

“Link“ Enamel Double
Pans, large size. the kind
helps the roast retain its
Regularly sold $2.75.
$2.00 usually.

TOMORROW $1.93.

 

 

 

lioIIutiu 1f "
that
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Carvmg Sets
Sing iiqudlo Steel Carving Sets. 3
TOMORROW $1.39.

 

Bread Knives
Sets of three. two lnIcaIlIsizos and .
one paring knlic, Regular price 301:. ..
TOMORROW 19c SET.

 

 

 

 

piopiialc for the Alumni of
I'I.Ihoo| to make up a goncrni \luniui
lIIuIi whlrh we might usc fol IlIc puI
pouc 0f suppiilng such «Iccol‘allons iIH
may not be covered by Individual gills

CHARLES S. MACII‘AIII.ANI).

HENRY 1’. PRICE.

.1. WAIJJAIIIIJ MARVIN.
Commission.

THANKSGIVING

Trade Temptations

 

‘ We are ready with one of the grandest displays of fresh and wholesome groceries it has
ever been. our pleasure to announce, and we extend to you an invitation to call and inspect our
line and compare our goods and prices with others. We believe they will stand the test.

We sell good goods at rock bottom prices-you buy goods when you trade here. not pro—
Therc is very little to be obtained free in this world. Think it over.
thing that a well regulated grocery should have maybe found here at its proper season. We are
{always up to the minute in obtaining seasonable goods.

imises or ‘ stamps.

 

. in town.

Every.

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We have made a special effort to have one of the most complete lines of groceries to be found
Everything fresh andflgood—evcrything neat and clean.

Fair prices, courteous

attention, prong» delivery. These are the characteristics that have won this store its host of

Ilsatisfied custor‘he'r52
dinner to be found-I here

 

 
 

Below is a brief summary of some of the good things Ior Thanksgiving

‘NW

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THE NEW SCIENCE

Definition of Chiropractic

(Williopinilit is lln' scI‘lIqu oi the
(nose or the disease qul the .III of all-.‘I
jusllug tho Mlillt‘ lllsciscu .Iro (unscd
by a wrench. twist‘ or sprain in the
back. leIIn It donc in childhood It
clcatcs pinched ncII'I' 'I I ”Hill in
later lite in IIII‘I (IiilIIIIII IIIuIIIIs and
limbs.

(‘lIil'oprIIIItI’Irs remove III
this disease and Min.
restored tltrough hummuizing the six
ncrva systems III your body.

Nervousnoss, lillt‘t Intism,
sis. Ilcurt. Kidney (II III

t’iiilfit‘

tIl'

Para I .r-
lI‘cmn i c Ilia-

caucs are given apIIIIIIIi IIIIIIIIlioI‘I; also
(‘Iirvuluro of llit‘ Spinc. You will
hover I'IIgI-III giving Chiropractic a

chance to livlp you,

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

94 WASHINGTON ST. SONNORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
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I AT THE HEAD OF THE CIGAR RRO

CESSION YOU WILL FIND THE

RiliiiRmUII Iw

THE TWIN Bill

Is THE LEADER OF THE 5: CIGARS

B. l. REYNOLDS,

MANUFACTURER.

 

“units are pIIIItli apt to no soil“ ili‘ III '

and health Is!

 

l ARRESTED FOR RYE POLICE.
. Al the rcoucst of the police of Rye.
.\ Y., ilit‘ South Noiualk IIIIIIIIIII looked
”it u \\(iliiilll niuwti ML»: Lillian Sco-

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IIIchIlIy IllilYl'tl lll‘l‘i", with her throt-
t'lllltll‘t'll Hill] It lll‘tlllli_‘l'Illl>lIIi.V, Iiarry
.Snlilh. boards with lll‘l'. Tho Ncu

 

 

 

 

York stoic liolico stated that her hus-
SECOND BODY RECOVERED

baud accuses llt'l‘ or ilIIli t‘hici of
l l“'0ll(t William \ollnIIIr sent, Spcclul
llillccr ilcorgc \\'. tilndktouo down III'I
lit‘l‘ IIIII‘ nild sIIII I'iIlurIIIIIl with him to
|illlit‘l' headquarters. The Ityo police
lumc imnmuniInthl \\ilh ll\' ‘phouo
! Ind liu» uonnm readily renovated to
o Ilii\\il to lure. the Indigo Shc “as
:IIIIII‘lIIIplIillI-Il il)‘ illili‘III' (Illitislnlit‘. .

 

Lads Were Victims of Brooklyn Sewer
Trench Explosion,

NEW YORK, Nov.
the second \iclim ol‘ thII gas main ox-
ploslou in t‘loIIl sli'cct. Brooklyn. was
l‘I‘t.‘(I\‘t'l‘l'(l t.'l|i'l_\' today by workmen who
have iIIIoII clearing away tho debris.
Like the first. body taken from the
trench last. night, today‘s was that of
a young body. Vincent Doberly. 'l‘hoso
boys, juét before the explosion. had
been playing on the sidewalk in front
or their home. Immediately after the
nus main blew up. the mother of Vin-
l’t‘HL, who had been watching the boys
SW!“ N"““”‘ “"1"” “mm“ 5"" II! their him. was boxrilicd to sm
‘m‘ “‘"h'b- N”““”"“ "Ii ll““”""“'i liIIIIu disappear Into lht‘ trIIIutlI and
I” l m“ t”. ”"m‘”””‘- “"‘l \. “W” ilIIIIIomo engulfed in the lush of timber

MICHAEL J. FANNING.

The most. convincing and noted ornI
tor of the ago. logical and terrible.
\\Iitty and cchcllye. ol’ iutcruutlonnl
film“. \\‘llil the stronccst testimonials
of III-my stain and rI-I‘I'ilory of our own
i‘nilcd States bill in IIIIIIII at tho

 

 

2II.-»'l‘lIc body of '

FILED IN SECRETARV'S OFFICE.

Documents have been filed as fol
lows in the ottlcc ot‘ the state seen»
lury:

'i‘hc Slovak Evangelical society or
Dr. Martin Luther of East Port Clio.»
tcr. town of Greenwich; nl‘ilclcs ol‘
incorporation. The purposc of ill;-
orgI‘Inizntion is to aid St. Paul‘s Luth-
eran congregation in East Port Chos-
ter and to aid the needy members oi‘
the organization.

The Wesleyan Commons club
alumni cormrntion; certificate of in-
corporation. Tho purpose of the con
poratiou is to promote the moral. so~
ciul and intellectual welfare of RI:
members and to have an overnight (I.
the (.‘tilllllltllls club of Wesleyan uui
varsity. The club is located at Mid

 

 

 

 

 
 

Teas. Coffees, Butter,Cheese, Eggs,Wines. Liquors, Etc.

 
 
 

 

lli‘ltiw‘ (.IInrgII \\. linin hnilllii‘l “ -IIIIl stone that followed The bodies dictown. The Incorpoorators are Cari
Smii“ “"i' """i‘ ””W ”“ii‘” W‘Ui’ij' {iii the boys were wedged iIcth-IIII brok— S; Ncumanu, Frederick L. Phelps and
A” ”‘i‘ ‘i‘k‘lli‘ll‘ “Di“‘il l“ WW“ l‘" t‘ll fragments of curbing and timbers. II‘I'chIrick III. Shapleigh. ‘
admission l

501ch Th k ' ' S a] Delicious

Groceries an sgl N lng e Teas

Wines and . , . . and

....... Hig * III e roceries a...

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CRANBERRTES. PRUNES. HONEY. m Be t c. I m M k“
I I I r . . . . .
; Large. Juicy Cape Cod Entries :3 Nll‘i‘ , lnrgc CaliIornIus-mtwo in botIlII or box, pure and wool w...” . —s_-~g:::: > :_.:.-.. _ we have the most complete stock of Holiday Specialties In The Norwalks It will pay you
0.1mm 10' """""""""" 25° . sizes 2 lbs.. 25c; 3 lbs. 25c Null]: {$31213 "*“m‘ ““m' to do your buying here. Quality the finest and prices the lowest. Let us have your Thanksgiving
. APPLES CURRANTS. 13c and 22¢ per son; per bOX. 23c WOOD WOOD ("der- ‘ -
reenlngs, Baldwins and Noiih- H. h. ._ l . I .. l»- v .
Ilpern Spy. “"ch Ymk tntogrado l‘xfllgrnullfi‘v -:::.[:1l'l3.)1ll(m.d” ;III 1- FIGS. ‘ A, (JARMI BE’] [‘8‘ zo‘LBS. BE‘S'I‘ .GRANULA'EED SUGAR FOR ........................................ $1.00
goods. arm‘s coin lip—"buy . lgl 3, (a 2 'b‘w‘zs A new lot just ill. selling 2 lbs. 25c, DEALER IN , BEST CAPE COD CRANIBLRRIES (dry measure) quart ................................ r20
" now at thesa prices until HOD-l0 I' IOXC' ------- 5': c 9 ,
Thanksgiving only, A ‘ TURNIPS. Hard and Soft Wood SILVER LAKL BRAND PUMPKIN (regular r5c can) .................................. roc
....... $4.35 per bbl.: 45s per Pk. GR 533- h... ,.,.,..,...,, ..,,.., ...,,...,_,. ...... I DUDLEY'S GOLDEN PUMKIN. per can .............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13C
14““3‘3 Funny Mi‘lflgm‘i 15C 11,- swcct' tltcs'o wcrc not. made III 33"“ and Split Randy "I” ‘-
ONIONS. a cork factory but wore grown Family Use. New Corsican Cit-,Ion lb. ........ 19c‘ Fancy New Suded Raisins Fancy Ncu Mixed Nuts. lb. ...... 15c
I I ‘ - ' . , . I .,
Large Yellow Onions, while they MINCE MEAT- to out. Try a peek at 19c trailidWood. $6.00 per cord; 01.50 per 1731:: 16‘; 21:221.;8 1?,“ """"""" 1:: package. 106- Ng‘wv giggiflnsxllhlllliiolibds. ilk. ..... ”$3:
, _ last $1.10 per bu.; 30¢ per Pk- "None Suchv. brand~takcs a, lot, HUBBARD SQUASH. -, Ilard'Wood. S100 per cord; ".75 nor None Such Mlnco Meat, pkg, ...... go New Cleaned Currants New Brazil Nuts. 2 lbs. .......... 25o
ORANGES "f mince NO in fill lib that boy. 54 cord. Durhec's Sago or 'I‘hymo. pkg. 7c . ’ New Forum Nuts, lb. ............. 159
special Thamksglvlug price. “.th ”my inst—extra “"90 “l 25" Split Wood. 25c extra per IA cord. Bell's Poultry Dressing. can . . 10c . package. me. New Hazel Nuts, lb. ............. 15:;
Beautiful Sweet Oranges. lust. al- 3 k 25c Medium at """"" ' """" 15° Yard No 74 Newtown Ave. I I
I' I‘lVGd If???" "2;“ lh‘if‘fiihuld‘m """"""""" p 9" OLIVES Tel 2072 ' NORWALK CONN FLORIDA ORANGES. FANCY BALDWIN APPLES. FINE LOT
none 6 0130“ W R‘G 0 . u p -
‘hustlc it) get in 011 these. 1‘0!" PLUM PUDDING' A large assortment of these «- ~ - —~ 3° and 35c doz. Peek’ 50C. NATIVE CELERY‘
ngfes’ :gcoréléngstbo sized. 35 pa Richarldstlm Sr Robhés girth-grinds. lmlths‘lnlie daintlcs, aginfélvez-s FINE ASSORTMENT 0F
« “I or c' c c an c r spoon y prepare um u - y lotto .......... . c c
Idoz. ’ ' ding. a tonthsome dainty. d According to size oi‘ Bottle: NOTICE TO COLLECTORS 0F PINK STAMPS .
‘ . . ........ or can 10c and upwar W ”t P l
, MIXED NUTS. P ' SMOKED SHOULDERS. [I log apel' Double Stam S We will give double Pink Trading Stamps on 2 for l
EYOUI' Thanksgiving dlIanr" would POP CORN. Ar'moms Var-i best. Brand. called I ,1 p ,Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
2 not taste ‘iust right without. Nice. Fresh Pop Corn, "" Elma-I _‘ whims?“ “"lkeyI; ALL PR'““- 0 While at our store visit our Premium Parlor. You are welcome.
these . 159‘ per lb. and 2 for 25¢ .......... 5c and 10c pkgs. iii)? a pr (0 un plenrnlfiigltll/zo w A. B _ . ‘
" RAISINS- CELERY- HYDE’s PEANUT BUTTER ° riggel man SALE WINES AND LlQUORS
Fancy Table Cluster put up In Native grown, large bunches. New lot just arrived, moving . , . . ‘ ,
‘ pkg. selling at. Single ill-I 25¢ . ............ 15c and 18:: bunch right along. Get on. MUS": STORE' ““"lul' “3'6 WMSIWI-VI Wil- - . .. 95“ Fine California Port Regina P011 Wine, bot. . ...... 85c
_ , Wilson Rye Whiskey. bot. ....... 95c or Sher Wine .Ierez Sherry Wine, bot. . . . . . 75¢:
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St. (‘re RI . .r ht. W l k bot 95c W
. g c L d ‘ (Sldcgrowvgyisetislxgiskeyhbthteyl $1 00 $1 per gallon. Olorosa Peit Wine, bot” . . . .. .. $1.00
,, We are introducing a line of Toilet Soaps, comprising an assortment of ‘ several varieties, AW“ m "mm ”m ry. Henbllen's Manhattan Cocktails. George Ehret’s Extra Beer sweet Gamma Wine: bot-- 50¢
- . . - ~ - ~ ‘ bot ...................... smo I Sicily Madiera Wine not. 50c
. I - .
and In order to get It nto your home as qmckly as possxble we shall Include a cake of this well Heubiien' s Maitini Cockmus bot. $1.00 24 bottles, $1. 00. Fine Angelica Wine ’bot... 5°C

 

known soap with each sale of one pound of Coffee, any kind. .. ‘i .i. Eil'flvlwlm“ SlLCOX & VAN SCOY.
. . _. Delicious Canned Fruits and Vegetables, Imported and Domestic Cheese, Royal Ann
3‘ L J l ff lF I SH MARKET Cherries (in MaraSchino style) Fancy Plain or Stuffed Olives. New Jams. Jellies. Etc.

72 North Main Street ‘ South Norwalk, Conn.

TELEPHONE CALL 698-2. “iii, «LN I . i all. ..

 

ORDER YOUR FRIDAY FISH
av wsouasoav.

181 Washington Street Bridge
Tel. 931. Try Us.

lodtlsh ........... 10 cents per pound g .

Weaktlsh ......... 10 cents per pound ‘
""""""" CC mann 2 0.
Halibut ............ 16 cent- per pound

83 8c 85 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE CALL 440.
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