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PIANO
GIVEN
' AWAY
(let a Piano Certificate with
every purchase. "it will coat
you nothlnz. '
F. A. LANE
i: Confectionery
,: and Pastry
51 Washington Street.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newa Department
92~3~Bueineae Department
44 —-Branch Office, Norwalk
890 --Editor’a Residence
729-5—City Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk anti vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday. There. is
no well—defined storm area. cast of the.
ltocky Mountains. An area of high
pressure over the central sections is
producing cool, pleasant weather east
of the Mississippi river. Between the
Mississippi river and the Rocky Moun-
tains the temperature is rising slowly.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather and slightly lower tempera-
ture with brisk westerly winds.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
liigh, 41 degrees; low, 27 degrees.
-—~ltlack and lirown Dorbies. ()‘lirlen.
~—Greett Mountain Potatoes. (3 hit.
lots, 850. bit. it‘. it. Lawton & Co.
Miss llertha Starr, of llanbury, was
a guest oi‘ friends lit this city over
night.
«~(Yotilliou, prize waltz. Auditorium.
tonight.
Mrs. John E. Jones has returned to
her home in Mitiit street after a few
days itt Paterson.
——l)oors open it a. m. llarizuins at
every move. li‘lrst AttnIVersary Stile.
(‘.. .l. liiintz & (‘0.
The llayutnkors held a regular meet-
lug last night and initiated one new
member into their midst.
wilinhri-llns and Cuties. O'llrien.
~<(lreeu Mountain Potatoes, D bu.
lots, nitr- bit. lv‘. 1). Lawton it: 00.
William litiynioud, .lr., oi‘ the firm of
Raymond it: l’oliard. in enjoying a
tlay‘s shooting trip to Wilton.
~-(‘.o. for the celebrated Ii‘raultfur-
tern and all other l'lologmis, to the old
stand, (t. it}. l“l‘It‘(ll‘It‘Il'H, Railroad Ave.
Eugene (thither has renlgncd his Di)—
siiiott an operator of the moving pic-
ture machine in Illilie'ili’l"S picture
house in Ntll‘WilIlt‘.
_, liliit‘k nnil ltt'own tints. (.l'llrlen.
liliirt-kti Lodge, Daughters of lit-ite-
lttilt, will ltold n reunlur meeting this
evening lit the rooms iii \A'unhluuton
tili‘t'l‘l. At thin moi-tint: a number of
candidates will he initiated.
ilou't mien the Mllllnery Sale. ller
glint lililltrt't‘tlw. First Anniversary
Sale. t‘. .i, liltitz & (‘0.
The lilghert" (‘.lnb orchestra will
inlet thin evening for a rehearsal and
will alter play III the Sons of 'l‘otuper-
ant-e Hall for their meeting. This or-
chestra In (‘tlllilliltlt'il oi‘ ten pieces.
Native ituia Hana 'l'ui'itlpa, (ltlc litt.
Ii‘. ll. Lawton & (‘o.
li‘ved ltnueli, a well known young
Not-wall: printer. in now lot-uteri in ()it
(‘liy. Point, and has been remember“
in); i'rleuilu with nouvenir post cards.
”1' In working oii the (lit (‘lly ilorrick.
Native liiiiti ittinti 'i‘iirulps. title bit.
1“. ll. Lawton (it (‘o.
Today in itoynl Arminiuu llay, an it
In jinn thirty-(Wu yearn uiui'e tho ilrut
lodgi- ot' Hl‘Vt'll members was formed
in [tuition in— tit’l’r‘. Hllii‘i' ilint time the
organization baa paid $12tl,-i-i‘.l.7iitl.tltt
in bent-tits.
~—-(‘.otillion, prize waltz, Auditorium.
tonight.
William ii, Yunnan. the Washing‘
ioti Hli't'i'l Iii'ltiixe i't-uliiiti'tiut proprie-
tor, who Mtil'lt'tl the talk of art oyster
opt-ulna content. unit Kliltl be was ready
to ltiII'If itilii‘ (‘ttltil‘i'tl molt t'tllpltryotl at
the lIiltlt'l esttibihilnueut autilnut any
i‘our ot Iii-r (illi'lii‘l'tl, ntntt-d thin morning
iliiii llt' Would try to H041 i't-tcr Inirnt-u,
who liitll nuiionnm-d that he would like
to accept the challenge. today.
'l"ll'l(I Anniversary Sale boulnu io-
inorrow. (‘. .1. Mint: it (,‘o.
The annual Illttlltll'llilil ol‘ Iiiicklria-
Itaui l’otit W. it. (1. was held in Nor.
walk yesterday afternoon in the rooms
in Wall street. lilrn. intt'u iliiitou, the
department iimpertor or the state. ot
“'tlit‘l'lilli‘j.‘. made the inspection and
t-ltillt' very highly of the lilt'ill cot-pa.
to: thing wan found in perfect or-
dtr until after -liii-t|li‘('.il(lll a supper
and social time wan enjoyed. Mrtt.
littlttlu wan entertained by the lattice
of the Noruion Soldiern‘ iiotire over
night, nnd returned to Waterbury iiila
morning.
~-.\’o nouvcuira. that real good bar-
gnirm at our lt‘lrat Anniversary Sale.
(1. .i. Mlniz tit ()0.
FRESH
Saturday Chocolates,
SM-Poweli Commotion,
:1 L
WE warm
on...
f Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
TIL. 10M.
74 Washington Street, south Namath.
Acker, Merrall & Condit's
3 Week- End Candies
29c
Baxter’s Drug Store
Aromatic”
Launch Works
lioat Frames not up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
launches of all sizes built, to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresaea, Upholstery Citr-
tnina, Etc. Phont 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
9 Couniand Place.
' "It. ”J.” ana”a‘”catn‘;.;ty ” 0‘
ElElllitlilll ENGINEERS Alli]
’BflNlRillllflRS ‘
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. South Nor-
waik, Conn. Phone 423
IAERONAUT'SHNAR’ROW‘ ESCAPE.
Motor Broke Down and 'He mined in
the Air for Several Hours.
SAVANNAH, (‘13.. Nov. t3.-~~While at-
tempting to follow the automobile pri-
rude at the head of which l’resiiton-t.
'l‘ntt rode through Savannah last night,
Prod (lweus, itn aviator, had a IIII’III'
lug experience in n iliiiuililo balloon,
narrowly escaping death.
He sailed from i~‘orsythe l’arit, whitt-
' a. big government searehlirzlit played
on the aircraft. Just an bin and anoth-
et- airship turned in behind the parade
200 feet in the air. a (tormenting wire
on ()wcnn‘ motor broke and the motor
stopped.
illltl it incised the helpless airship iip~
ward to l.tititl feet and drove it I()\\':il'tll~'
the Savannah river and the WWII".
()wens fought hard trying to l‘t'-(“tlll-
nect. the wire, but repented heavy elec-
tric shocks noon taught him not to
touch it, He was "lost" for Ilrli't'll
minutes. while the heart-blight Hillltllli
iti vain for him and thousands of pet-
sotis scattered in the river lllllllitl unit
the outskirts oi' the city to render him
did should ltt- fall. Several illltt‘ti hi-
wun almost swept from big. seat. but
tln'alrship iltiully was brought down in-
saii-ty itt some railroad yards east of
the oily. Except for the Hllilt‘li, (Ni-....
wan uttliiirt and hit-i machine was lit‘
tic tlnnuiged.
INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO.
MEETING.
MlCRllllCN, Nov. h-M'l‘he ltttertiatioir
til Sliver t‘otupauy linn aetit out a it"
attest to stoikholders for |ll'(l.‘t'lt'." to
be used at any special nitwtitiu for the
purpone or (It‘l‘liillllz tho question oi
the transit-r of llit‘ property and hunt-
ni-as of the eontpau)‘ from a New .ler~
Hey (‘orporatiou to n (‘otint-etii'iit l‘ill'~
portitliin. and nluo to push upon the
(lllt'Hiltlil oi' retirina preferred tutti
common clock it Slit'll tit‘lltlll is found
it) In' \‘tllltl.
INCOWE INVESTMENT
f't-uplr \titli moot-v to l(.t bl tit-m (llti httpdmi
to it uiv Illitt|\.4lltl .toitutn and iii -lll' .ii -|\‘ met I”
i no- atriiitiltn’lv invited luilltillllhllh’ inn-x.- iIIf
.lir pruttmtlioi. of a Ili'liIIIIQ ( oinptim, itaxtui'. ll‘\l
ilCllulttd SUIlUwiiei‘tlllp ll‘l . cw York tor (hr poor.
WOODBUIY'S
and
TI“: NECKLESS HEAD
MIMI III WIILD "(I
Tutu: Mutt
ndverttmi M l" vuu at i'ir mat of“ (lilo out .....1
Iln‘tIi-fi omit john ll Womlhuty attiilliottuttr trinity
Illm-a owr.
‘i Pr truth in iii-..t'ootpanv \villca-ulv par tilt“,
thrlitxt w.” and wit rapidly inticuc to 15".. ttir
N'Lililil hint (hint \‘r.li
I-ut liAilli (llJiS. (All or writ:-
lIit' ll il. MuithY (.0.
45 Went "Ill! hireit New Yorlt ('llv
Your lntereét
anti (illl'l-i are Identical.
We realize that. our
nueveau (It‘llt‘litld largely
(lll ilil‘ lilii‘Vlt‘t‘ l‘l‘lllll‘l‘t‘tl
our [lilll'llllrL
'l‘o thin (‘iltl We are.
Ilillilllllt'il to handle all
llllhlliilhtl pertaining to
n modern 'l‘t'uiii Coin—
ptlily.
So. Norwaik
Trudi Co.
Merchanta' Account.
invited
FishingTackleand
Poles
FOR SMELT AND BLACKFISH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
“wearer“ _. .
’K (AfiE’Tso
\ .t
Winer Clot'es”
For Men Who Want the Rest
Our customers have gotten into the habit of leaving
the question of materials and workmanship to us. Their
confidence is never misplaced. .
" In matters of style and fit we prefer you to act as
judge; and by trying on our various models, you easily
find a style and pattern to please you.
Suits in exclusive fabrics and patterns, that more than
justify our very moderate prices:—- ‘
Suits from $10 to $50
Overcoats in a big variety of fancy weaves and col-
oringa, regulation and military collars.
Over-coats, $10 to $40
And bear this in mind: the dollar-value you get in
our clothes is far and away higher than the beat in other
stores. The proof is in our clothing.
w
. Warm underwear for men and boys, in all the favor-
ite kinds and in all sizes.
TWO STORES: ‘
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
New Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
To those who have not purchased, we say, SEND 'L’IIAT ORDER
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery. careful attention, courteoul
treatment. best grain. complete satisfaction We take it for granted .
yott WANT to buy (:00!) cats. We. never lNy a lower grade. titan we
are willing to feed to our own homommautl we think a great deal of
them. .-tm ,
Quality First, Laat and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Donnie (‘hick Food
Donnie llorae lt‘eed
Donut.- llalry Feed
Bonnie Poultry FIN'II
llotitiio Scratching Feed
A high wind w... MW,“ muom«new»uncomoomnouumemvm
Now Is the Time to Renew
Your Subscriptions
BOOK AND STATINERY smiths.
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
49 Will L STREET.
NORWALK.
Escallops, 300 Qt.
Rockaway Long Clams, 350 (It.
Weakiish, 10c; Flatfish, 10c; Salmon, whale
fish, 6 to 8 lbs., 12c lb. Whiting, 4 lbs.
for 250, not dressed; 8c 1b., dressed.
Cod. Butter, Eels. Boneta Mackerel, Native Bass.
Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
'l‘i-LIJEPIIONIE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
WE DUPLICATE ANY emu ~
William P. Beers
”SOUVENIR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Decorated Plate
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
spices. cxraacrs, cuocoure, cocoa.
TAPIOCA. conasrancn, TEA, cornea, Etc.
A necessity to the making of good pie
Sovereign PastrySpice
10c can 1 check given
,m iii intuition
~ sittti
'll 9
4 .
chi. taproot "idiot
tits-o W hath
,
vain aljgonwagxgvamnc SE
lllittllilitlitis
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS, STARTING
THURSDAY. November 4
Special Engagement of
. DAVID PORTER a CO.
In the Feature Dramatic Act
“THE LAW OF THE DESERT"
Caet
Paul. a Cowboy ........ Mr. Frank Doe
Cul‘lllilllllit. a Mexican (lirl ........
Mien Lucile Medina
Meequlte..lim, a Hull-breed ........
Mr. Porter
Special Western Scenery and Effects
810 BAXTER a CO.
EDITH TALBOT
DAVE WELLS
The President or the Hod Carriers
TOM MAHONEY
The Musical Treat oi the Season
THE PIANOFIENDS
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTS
MATlNEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Adulte ........ 10c Children ...... 5c
NIGHTS ................. 10 and 20:
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Friday Evening. November 5th
WEE & PRICES
GREATEST AND BEST PLAY
THE COUNTY
SHERIFF
IN 4 ACTS—4 SCENES
A PLAY YOU WILL WISH TO SEE
AGAIN
S—GOOD SPECIALTIES—5
DANClNG AFTER THE SHOW
PRICES—Evening .......... 10. 20, 30c
Sonia on Hilli‘ Monday. Nov, 1. at box
TE NEW
liSlit
TELEPHONE 390.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
TODAY
SEE CURNEL
The Dowaith the Human Brain
SEE THE 4 ALBAS
Burteaque Circus
5—THE MATlNEE GtRLS—S
MAMJE FLEMiNG
New England'a Pannier Favorite
AND FOUR OTHER FEATURES
THIS is A DOLLAR SHOW FOR 10
AND 20 CENTS
Entire Lower Floor Reserved ..... 23c
Entire Balcony .................. 10c
Children .......................... Be
Our Show at Night 8:i5
Matinee Daily 2:30
tilt g‘uvm’tttt
m
MEN
Nothing better for winter than n
RALSTON
WATER-PROOF SOLE
$4.00
WOMEN
BLACK SUEDE aurron coora
$4.00
CHIIZBREN
The Robert Dix
NATURE SHAPE SHOES
$1.25 to $2.00
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON OTREET.
PHONI 842-2.
_ a -m‘. M. «...... ”and“.
unit it till Sittil.
WALL S'l'llEFl'l‘. 10:1(l.--Openlmt
dents in atockn were light and the
movement of prime narrow and irregtt.
lur. l‘ilt'lllt' Mali and Aillfil‘ll'itn Cni-
lou ()ll rune tit. and American Huger
tell it point. Otherwise the changes
ware limited to enroll frtictionti.
FADL H'l‘ltttiil'i‘. it n. in.~«»~Dealinga
in the industrlaie unit apeciultiee over-
ahatloweti the. operations in the stand-
ard railroad stocks. 'l‘here was a brick
demand for it time for Reading, Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific. New Ha-
ven yielded a point.
WALL. STREET. “DOOM-Th6 rice
carried Union Pacific up iii/5. and Stead-
ina ll point! comm! ‘
m .M‘ :4:th
n9”?! . ‘1‘
l
98 Washington St.
4} ,1
NTINEL‘ ¥
92 Washington Street, South Norwalk
The cold snap at tlte past two days has sold for us a number 0! Men’s.
Overcoata. Right here we .Wish to advise that our 4‘
OVERCOATS;
FOR MEN AND BOYS
buying.
Ever Shown in the City
Fancy Mixtures, New Grays and Herringbone, with the new
ombinatlon collar, military and overcoat. Give these a look hetero
Full Line of Underwear
To keep out the cold winds.. ..... ..... ..... ..........50e to $1.60
Price’s Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
South Norwalk
AStP Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencing
Monday, November lét
A WEEK or EXTRAORDI- Q
NARY BARGAINS .
Special Sale of Teas and Coffees
2o Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Tea.
25» Stamps with 1 lb. 400 Tea.
ill Htatupa with I lit. 50c 'l‘i-a.
.‘ttl Stamps with l lb. 60c Tea.
WITH EXTRA STAMPS
I
10 Stamps with 1 lb. 20c Coffee. r
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 25:: Coffee. r:
25 Stumps with 1 lb. 30c Cotton.
:itl Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Coffee. “‘
10 Stamps Free with Any of the Following
Articles
1 pkg. A&l’ .lelly l’owdor ..... 10c l i can A&P l’
1 pkg. Ailti’ Borax ............ We
1 at. ('tauberries ............. 10c , i (an (ltd iluti‘h
aprika ........... tile
1 hot. A&P Bluiug ............ 10c
Cleanser. ...100
l large bot. A&l’ Salad 0”...ch g’ 1 ran String Benita. .......... 10°
Sit Stamps Free with 1
run Alt-1’ ll. l'owtlor ......... 50c
large
I of Pure Extract
CUT PRICE LEADERS
.VERY BEST A&P CREAMERY BUTTER, a
19 POUNDS BEST GRANULATED SUGAR
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24% 1b. sac
IONA TOMATOES. 4 cans
for . .............
2:. Stumps‘r‘roe with 1 bottle
3 at ......... 250
pound. . . .35c
for ...... $1.00
k ........ 85c
..... .....25c
MACKEREL. 8 lb. kit for .......................... . . .9gc
DOMESTIC SARDINES, a can ........................ 3c
CHLORIDE 0F LIME, a can ........................ 5c
POTASH or LYE. a can ..... . ........................ 5c
IXL STARCH .............................. 3 and 5c pkg.
10 Statupu with l 1.3 Stamps with l :35 Stumps with 1
jar l'cauut Ilili- jnt- Peanut llut- jar Peanut llut-
tor at .......... 10:: 191‘ at .......... 15c ter at .......... 251:
IHE GREAI AliP lEA CUMPAN
124 E. Washington Street, South Norwalk
Tel. No, 900.
principle.
You know what It mean: to try to
bake In an oven that get- hot only'
in upon. . Then think of the '
CONTROL Range that will
heat up Ital In 10 minutu; that
will give a cloudy heat for been
without touching the fire. r The
Control Range in built on a new
Deliveriee 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.
No front or ride
drain. Intimd, an underneath thrift intent
that will regulate your the a:
your watch.
’ incomes dilHOTCHKlSS couraur
vector 1. Pennsylvania declined 1 and
American Express 3. Titotona mu
,, Bond: were ilrm.
my 1 p. nit-4mm oi
Jime- 9W7 at noon.
, a r"
“are -
you regulate J
The
Control Range
” will pay back he coat in one year, and continue nvtn
every year whilcin use. Bum: coke, coal or wood.
I!» Range as directed.
bill with coke, or 3356 it y
FOR GALE BY
17 WALL 8T., NORWALK. CONN
"not.” argued
Scientist. "EM!!!
a Mr hows.
and we guarantee it to new 60% otJour tact " ‘
cu hum coal. Ninety dayl‘ im trl
Lord In henna rather lhlii I
h aieleni'”
Free Delivery.
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