every vpurchese. it will cost
you nothing.
Confectionery
and Bulky
51 Washington Street. .
” 08A ‘1 NEWS“
EVENiNG SENTiNEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newe Department
92-3—Buetncu Department
44 -Branch Office, Ncrwalk
890 —Edltor’e Residence
729-5—City Editor's Residence
:Ii‘r
WEATHER FdRECAST.
-————-——
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain and
cooler tonight and Sunday. Atrongll
of low pressure extends from Texas
uortheastward to the Lake region. it
is producing cloudy and rainy weather
in the lower Mississippi Valley and the
southern portion of the Lake region
and snow from the Lake region “'08!-
word to the Rocky Mountains. Tito
temperature is below zero in the Brit-
isli Northwest. Conditions favor for
this vicinity increasing t-loudittcas
with rain and itm't‘i‘ temperature to
night and Sunday.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
D Y
A .
Low, 33 degrees; high, 43 degrees.
Basketball at the armory, Monday
night. See adv.
m
Thanksgiving specials at 1). iii. Road
(‘0. ltead tho adv.
Special prices on fresh iish nt Cub
bill‘s. Read the ndv.
~Stiif llats, stiff. to $3.
The Egbert (‘iuh cleared about $50
from its supper liltii, night.
()‘ill‘lun.
Thanksgiving ot’torings at A. .i. All-
govlnu & Sou (loin. Son adv.
F. F. llrnndnge, oi‘ Snmmor airnot.
Norwnik. is in Now York visiting
i‘rit-ntls.
if you nro intoroatod in tho (‘ndlllut'
automobile, romi i“. it). Lockwood a
('o.'t~; udv.
ltcv. llt‘. (iumhs. pastor of the Knight
Stroot A. M. E. Church, is apt-ailing a
low tiara vacation in New York.
W
~-»I.ntlios' (‘rnvonotto Simon. (‘on'
lll‘tllll’ iii iirttcki'll, St Washington St.
Edgar Hoyt, of Now Canaan, la visit.-
luu his \vli‘o's pin-outs. Mr. and Mru.
David H. 'l‘initlor. of Newtowu ili’t"
Iillt'.
William linnn took it party of
it‘ll-lids this morning in his auto to
Now iluvon to attend tho. tootbnll
Homo.
Wulti-r Word, of Main Rireoi. Nor-
wnlk. loft this morning for l’hiludt-l-
phiu. to olilor on bin now ponition as
manager of tho Sontllwurk Mills On.
Thu rouulnr monthly meeting of tho
litil'tl-miorn' Union will no hold tolnor»
row morning at to o‘clot-lt nilnrp. ttt
t‘mill‘ill Labor l.yroum. A full ntloud-
lilit'tl is requested.
~ Mon‘u & llol'n‘ Cope. tl‘llrlt‘n.
Williulu Way. of Yonltoru. who is
l'tilpioyi-il on civil onulnoor on illl‘ lii‘w
(froton rout-rt‘oil' ill lii'i'thit'i'. N. Y..
its a uuoet over Btnlttui' Willi John '1'.
liuyi-u' family, ill lleldon nvonuo.
illitilttmm' Tribe of Roll Milli ill-id
'tlioir rouninr meeting Inut night, ill
tiwlr wiltwnm in Wall «trout. After
tho roguiur routine of lilililflt‘fili hutl
lit-on trnnunrlod. n Hitt'lili limo was in-
llnlnotl in by tho tnclnhorn.
The number of automobiles thut
poem-d tlw Norwnlk Sentinol other
from itl:tlll n_ m. to 12 noon. on their
way to ill" football union were: 'l'ltono
with l‘rinri-tou thigh, ill: Willi Ynit'
llnuu, it; without any iiunn. 221i.
Potion ()lhi-i-ru l-tllk and Murray
wort- doing apt-rial dilly today to rug-
uluto the automobile trniilc ltt Wuii
ulrool. 'l‘horl- wore hundreds of those
liiitr‘liilli‘lt going through the utrcetn
oi" Norwnik on their way to attend the
football game at New Haven.
M
wlatllien' Cloth 'l‘op Bhooti. Cou-
ni-lillv. eh liracknu. lit Worthington St.
The rose of Robert Galen was united
in the police court this morning by
Judge .lolleph it. Taylor. 'i‘hltt \vnu
tiolltl iii the readout of tintee' inntlum
lll~inw. Ml‘u. Alva Ambler. who had
been reuponnlble for his arrest. (talus
Went to her home, in North Main street
and rattle a disturbance.
-. run. POUND
Saturday Chocolates,
’ 25c -~
‘: 74 Washington strut. Iouth‘ Nomlk.
‘COUGH SYRUP
“F. A. LANE F. H. Baxter, Druggi
E: Launch Works
3f Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
TEL. 166.3.
PURITAN
Cures that Cough
SOLD ONLY BY
KNDmSON's
neat. Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchhelt Point,Norwalk
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Muttreaaes, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phone 477. Prices Henson-
ablo. Phone or solid postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
9 Cour-timid Place.
A. l. uuu“s.‘*‘euainy“‘
lililiiiilliilllll
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
ElElliillllii ENGINEERS Aliil
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. South Nor-
ular and military collars,
these do the. trick.
:4 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
' Good OVercoat
You don’t buy ,an Overcoat every Season.
A good one is more a‘matter of selection than of price.
‘ You might as well get a good one while you are at
it; get it at a good store and you can be sure it‘s good.
Choose yours from the biggest variety. of‘fancy coats
in town-hcrc, waiting for you. .
Beautiful colors and weaves in swagger models, reg-
$10 to $30
Fine fitting coats and well tailored; button-through ,
models in rough fancy weaves; Chesterfields in Oxford
and black: every good kind of Overcoat for every taste,
and in‘ a price range to suit every condition of pocketbook.
m
We are selling more fancy Suits this season than
ever before. Variety. style, quality at moderate prices—
59%
TWO STORES:
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4‘.VEN1‘NG A
llllllth
men to Get Away irom the
World's Distractions
illiE Hill KElSER
Rest at South Norwaik
Archbishop Farley fpresided last
night at n mot-ting ut the. Cathedral.
College Madison nvcmit‘ and FifiY-llrfil
street. N. Y., the purpose o'.’ which was
to orplnin to the Catholic nit-n of film
city tho nature and scope of the “ite-
' treats for Layinon'“ movement which
‘_ liliti boon recently launched in this
country. A larni- audience, composed
chiefly of layup-n engaged in work in
- Catholic charitable organizations, ill-
led and gave tho Archbishop u hourly
Masonic Building. greeting. lie said in part: .
Nor-walk, "By my presence iloi‘o tonight I cm
W”‘“ giving my full approbation to the
movement. When i was iirst aprourh-
walk, Conn. Phone 423
” David "w; Rana...
Funeral Director and Embaimer
19 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
Mr. itiiil Mrs. iionry t). liuiloy, ot‘
this city, will he guests ovol' Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. George iiosn, at Uppor
Monrlnlr, Now .lorst-t‘.
Frank Peterson. who cluimod Xow
Huron as his homo and was it strange
or, was found under tho influence of
liquor in [my slroot yostordny by tllll‘
highest quality. grain and food.
Proprietor
ilonlile t‘hick Prod
llonnio litirso l-‘t-t-il
lilltmiti illllt'y l“t-t‘ll
llotlnii- l‘oultt'y i“l't‘ii
llonnlv Scratching l“t‘l'(i
a.
MOOON( OOWMOOWWWONOWW
l loit‘m that lln- ilt‘:«i. Hll‘iillli'sl and most [ll‘tllliilllii‘ customer is the
SA’i'lSi“il‘Ili on". i lli'llt'Vl‘ ilttti illt' highest. quality gootin, an a min.
r‘ost loss than poor goods in proportion to rvul \‘lillil’. 'l'hat although a
low ill‘lt‘i‘ \vili “mud” to most people nt. first. noonor or intor it will
. cottw to a matter of results. and tho. SATISFIED customer ulll ha tho
mm to whom l mu soiling the moat. goods.
A Word from you will hrluu any tunintlty you may wlshe-oi tho
Mll)‘ 1 how that \tol‘tl?
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
ed on the subject a few months ago i
gnu-9 it. (tortupooti, for i felt that ihoro
was smoothing mort- nevdod for the
betterment of our poolilo than no have
had hithortoiorc.
"Missions do a wonderful amount, ol
good. but a mission is not iiko a ro-
trcut. 'l‘horo urn runny distinctions in
u nilssltm. and it is only in the morning
and t-t-onint; that one can steal away
for meditation and liigbor thought. in
tho rotrout. on tho other hand. on.‘ has
absolute act-insion from the world'sdis-
trtit‘ilona.
“What am i hora for in this world?
in tho first question our puts oncsoll‘ on
W
‘ MANUEL TORO HATCH.
t-or Joint ll. Smith, who took him to
police houdqunriors. This morning
tln- gontlomun was third $5 and costs
A large number of Norwailtors hnvo
gmw to Now liltvoll today to Wllilt‘h’h‘
tho Ynlo-Princeton mono. Among thi-
many are Mr. and Mrs. .iohn t‘oo and
Attornoy and Mrs. John lx't-ogh. who
nro making tho trip in tin- fornwr'n
nutouiohilo. ionornl ““550” Front and
son Ronni-ll and Attornoys ti. ll. \‘os-
imrnh uml lloo llnvix.
—-~(‘hildl‘vu'u lCdnl-ulor
t‘oum-nlly tit Ilt‘alt‘kon‘u, .\‘l
loll strot'l.
Shims. at
Wusllinn
'i‘ho auto prom-salon lbroutlh Nor
Wllllt today in tho Ytilt' i’l‘liit‘t‘ltlll imit-
linll gilml' wun about liit' sumo iih‘ ili
into yours. This morning ilurilm our
hour. it!“ rut-u wt‘ti- rouniod. no it Hill
ho roullily soon that no Hillilll amount
of monoy ruliod through town. The
our bonito coming through town ion.
loldtty :li‘tornoon. hut llil'il‘ utontoni
lliiillllt'l‘ nun i‘t'ilt‘ilt'ti from in to l2.
o‘t'im‘lt loiiuy. .
COUNTRY CLUB EVENTS.
A rouulltr illltllllt‘zttl mot-ling of tho
governing board of tin‘ Ntil‘\\‘iiili Cotill-
try t‘inh was bold Inni rvonintz at tho
TELEPHONE 108.
SMALL LONG ISLAND *
Escallops, 25c 0t.
New Bedford and Sea Es-
‘ caliops, 400 Ct. .
Native Fiatflsh, 6c; Weakfish, low-Labrador
Smelt (Whiting). Sc; Salmon, whole
fish, 12c lb.
Cod. iiaiibut, Butterfish and other kinds of fresh fish: Rockaway
Long Clams. 35c qt; Gosling Clams for linking
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
point: to u i‘t'll‘i‘iil. Whlit out i dentin»
od tor and what obstacles stand in my
way? arr durations that closely lollow.
in u rotri-lit one some things in a prop
or pornptwtlvo. 'l‘luv tliiilt'uity today is
that thou are wrapped up in money and
that norltily distractions nl-o ntoru
humorous. Mon huro (onto together
in groan-r numhors in city life, and tho
tolltlltutit-nn today arc more alluring.
"How things should ln- lookotl at will
be soon in mitosis, and one will have
the advantage (if having things: put ho~
fore hitn in a action of simplo Woll-
I
knit iouivui disconrxos A rotront in-lps
a man to know what he hollows. The
truths of Holy Faith and iiit' oiillgn»
firms should be itupllntod on molt in
linear retreats no that ihi-y will nci‘t-r
lio idln'rod or hiotlod out.
“i nilll‘vrt-ly liopo that
llltH‘t'lllI‘iil will Hlli'i'flii ull ot't-r this
country and will lnuitn an army of
Ihiukilig lltt'ii ready to {are any crisis
that only room in tho future."
blur. Milnllt‘t, the next snooker said
that thin was an unthinking age. and
that the rein-tits would touch [“011 to
think tightly and soundly.
"it iii-mi to ho said that we were a
priosi‘riddou pi-oplo.” nuid ho, “but in.
day “‘0 pro u nownpnpor-ridden people.
tho retreat
FREE DELIVERY.
t'lilll. in addition to diopouint: or roll
lino llllllit'l's, out- or two onti'riltilr
illoilih for tho momhorn during tho
winlor. lll‘tlt‘lll‘iltll appoint inlout from
ottt of town now liiavtmxod. 'i‘lioro will
no it dam-v iii tho club on 'l‘hunknttiv
lug Evo and on the night lit-fore. 'I‘nl-a
tiny, Novomliol- ‘Jltrd. tho firm lwonittn
nimuiolt of tho l‘ountry t‘iuli Whini will
in- bold. (in this nonunion, thi- Indion
will inviti- lilo m-nlloim-n to pnrtivi
puto.
Sliiil liiilillliilS
Your iit‘i'llillll may in1
ion emull to afford till
it proiil nt prom-lit, but
we pro willing: to lttiw
it now for what it will
hr ill tho initlro,
Wu “1‘" in linultlouu to
ntny and too willing to
build for tho iilltll‘ti.
Are you?
So. Norwalk
Trust (30.
Young Men's Check Ac-
counts invited
titanium
Poles
FOR SMILT AND ILAGKFIIH
FOOTBALL GOODS
Jeddo Coal for Furnace
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
Meals on Time
Raymond Bros.
All our liuumhts and ideas are taken
{loin tho tiowapupt-ru and
lions. and we do vory little original
thinking. 'i‘horo in no twink behind
what liioy print. and do take what
they any heruuso it is ready to hand.“
The Rev. Father lilinsolmnn, Provin-
rinl of the Jesuits. mild that it was a
tniutukon idea to think that rotrcntn
worn a rent corn for "brain fax" or
wonry mind [to said that those so
umlcicd had brtrr take an ocean voy-
eur. or, to ho more modern. an airship
rltio. tic said that a retreat was a tour
porury t'oill't'nlom from lift». taken from
high upiritultl motives, and not 11
ohm of moral or phyelrni decreptitudo.
lit-treats, lli' declared. wore an anti-
dou- to Anarchy and Socialism.
Other aprukorn worn Dr. James J.
Children Happy
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a.“
"Watery.
t... haw W“... w.’
The Hatch & Bailey 00
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
YARD TEL. 40-3.
At COLEMANfS
, We would «it anteater
in melee: novel
‘ ' that."
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
{ from a Piggery toa Palace
attention, to.
A Carriage Without
heels
of solid t‘tllln rurilon may make you
into for turkey if you not homo at all.
'l‘hr wino nntu will two that hits rur-
rllnto is ill uoml ropnlr button it in (into
to into it. and tho wturr ho in the uuror
he in to huvo ill-i do thi- roplliriug. il‘or
ilt’ known that \vhon no ropuir n var-l
Him“ we do it thorouuiily.
Luther M. Wright
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Wnluh. Donn of tho Medical College of
li‘tli'iiillilil University; .lntlua (loorxe F.
ltouurh, (.‘lntrlon ii. Hohnits. the Rev.
’l‘ort'nl'o J. shanty. and Humphrey
()‘i-iulllvnu oi' llotitoll.
At tho rotlt'iltuion of the meeting It
was announced that there would he at
tenet out» l‘t'ii’t‘tll ii month throughout
the Winter in tho .louult Fathers” ite-
trout on Kuraf‘r Island. of! South Nor»
walk. Conn. At irnst tilteen men can
be accommodated there at it than. the
rntropt. to begin at 5 o'clock on Built!“
day afternoon. and terminate Monday
morning. All present were urged to
signify their intention to attend one
of thonr rotrouiu. and many declared
they would do so.
The retreats in this country are con-
tinoteil by the nor. Terence J. Shelli,"
former bond or the law school at Ford»
ham tinlvrrntty. ilo organized the first
retreat at lt‘orithtuu University last
June, one of the school dormitories he-
lm; illltiti.
REAL ESTATE DAL“.
Read estate trunnion; recorded to.
day at the town clerk‘s onion:
Norvmllt Securities Corp, to John
ll. ternwtord, four iota, Marion street.
Warranty deed.
A. A. and it. 0. Raymond to Stephen
J. Unavarr and Arthur ill. Benedict,
lit amt handler, .itlauetmt. We
\ l
4,, m “a...” M-.. mm a.“
MILL TIL. M.
when
cm
“flu
... m... a. .u.
URGES llMENfS
RElREli HERE
Needed. He Says. to Enable Church-
lSilliil l8 PillillEil
Jesuits Fathers Throw Open Their
tho tnugu. ~ 7.
. Wyn—Men...” “mew...“
u.
Furnishmgs
~ White and Fancyr Shirts:
Neckwear, Hosiery, '
Underclothing,
Sweaters, Hats and Caps
Good Goods for Gentlemen
‘ High Grade Shoes
$3.50, $400 $4.50 .¥
Trunks, Bags, Dress Suit Cases ;'
Price’s Clothing Store ._
TELEPHONE 165-5 " ~ , . ‘ ‘
» 98 Washington St.
‘\
South Norm.
New Fruit and Canned Goods Amie. "
Film." Applm. iionto Grown (finial-y, Spinach, Sweet Potatoes, Cauii?
flower, oranges. Grapes and Sweet Cider.
UNITED GROCERY co. W"
no NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
M. J A
Special Cut Prices
For Today. "
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I
com ROCK BRAND CORN (Regular 13c can). per can .......... 10° C
DRAKE enoruensl POUND CAKE. per pound ................ we ::
WALTER BAKER'S on BECKMANN'S COCOA can ............ 19o
HORLICK'S MALTED ILK ............ $1.00 .ize, 85c: 50c size, 40: :9
oeumous FRESH ACAROONS. per pound ........ ..........1ac 5:
a QUARTS aasr CAPE coo CRANBERRIES FOR ...........25o it
31.00 3an scene SELTZER roa .................. . ......... 75c ,
Teas Butter Wines Beers
and and [and . and .,
O J
Coffees Cheese Liquors Ales v.
A F BeCkmann & CO
e e p ‘ e
THE BlG_ erone. t...
«lithium-mus.
.88 and ‘5 Washington St. ‘
Phone Call 440.
‘ Extra Specral
BUTTER! BUTTER!
Now is your time to leave in a supply of BUTTER for
the Winter before the price advances. We han- '
die only one grade of Butter~the BEST. .
SPECIAL PRICE IN TUB LOTS.
i
124 wuumeron an, scorn NORWALK. “ 1
race oeuvenv. ,
i -. mafia.
""aAirlsre' BEL: DAY.
Special Mullc Sunday by the Quartet
and Bible School. 1
Tomorrow will be "llible Day" at.
the South Norwnik Ilnptlat Chureln
and is always a feature. Special mu
etc in the evening by the quartet «an ,,
bible school. The school will attend
in a body and the program will he
carried out an arranged. The “nice
of the little folks in looked on.
to with great delight. iu’thc mm
the pastor will speak on military
Anabaptlete in the fourth utility
Baptist history. The bible mhuol ~
the noon hour. and the youn mom
will meet at ll in the evening.
Music for the tiny:
Morning.
Frail!“ leefldoellcielspilt-D415‘
Anthem-«Menu» saviour, Pilot
Response-mucus, King of (liar ,
seenueeeaeaeeeetttHuge-.yg.
It
omrw’i‘onor polo, There it
usual-eno-eunene 3'
TEL. N0. 900.
lull it _l_l__t_tt suit?
WALL RTREH’I‘. 10:10 It. m.~—-'l‘ho
chanson shown by the opening prices
of stocks were insignificant and the
dealings were very light. (talus and
loaaee were quite equally divided. But
terit'k Publishing mile 1% and Utah
Copper 1. interborongh-Metropolitan
declined his.
WALL STREET. it n. m.——A firm
tone permeated the market». the cop
per stocks showing notable strength.
Utah Copper wna brought in round
tunounte up to 57 3-3. n gain of 4 L2.
Advances in other atocke or this class
wait ten noteworthy. Railroad stocks
were not.matcrlally altered from you
tel-day's ilnul prices.
at.“ ‘
WALL STREET. dilemma-The men
ket closed arm and active. The move-
ment. in the coupon was the only ten.
tare. The rindu Utah Copper
._t.
“it.“
my... '
mood E. Crow. ,
Ed
Poetiudowi’roccnmuul . in C
reach-
o as, new“ j a mermaid. cw
i‘t
5‘. \.
3 lbs. (‘alifornla Prunes ......... 25:: 3 Cans Tomatoes . ......... .....-25¢\"‘\
2 lbs. Extra lairge Prunes ...... 25c 3 runs (,‘orn ................... ..250 “l
3 pkgs. Currants ............... .25c (i Cans Pens .......... . ...... ”"250
2 pkgs. Raisins .................. 25c 2 Cans Succotash .......... ......25°
3 lbs. loose ltnisins ............. 25: Large Cans Asparagus .......
ixtra Fam')‘ t‘nmu. o Cans Sardines .......... .......25c
iii-unite and Lemon Perl. . It Jars .inul ............... W250
Pkg. Dates. l Potatoes. 5 bu. lot, per bu. .. ..... 850
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