mans; "”4334-
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MINING IINTINIL TILEPHONI
CAL LL!
Mavis Department
hunts-inns Department
. 44 ~Ilrsnoli Office. Nomlk
' M .‘n-Edltor's Rosldsuu
Wily Editor's Residence
SOCIETY NOTICIS
MAIONIC DIRECTORY
A Special Communication of Old
Well Lem. No. 108. F. and A. M.. will
b. hold at its rooms Nov. 15th, 19., It
7' 30 p. m. Work. M. M. demo, foi-
l°wod by s banqufl. All Muster MI-
coins cordially and internally Invitfld.
l Fraternslly yours.
ROIRT M. WILCOX. Seo'y.
A Stated Cammunlcstlon of Old
Well Lodge. No. 103, F. and A. M.,
will be held at Its rooms NW. 16th.
1909, at 8 o'clock p. m. Work. M. M.
degree, followed by a banquet. All
‘ Master Masons cardialiy and , frater.
nslly invited.
' Fraternaliy y°ils
ROBERT M. WiLcox. eec y.
‘il'i’bpiaonromrv Tron EVERY-
soov TO DO noun-limo.
THIS MEANS YOU.
Following the pointing out by The
titlilt‘i of the ddvanmge of having
“grtlvu and up and doing business
:3 association and urging that the
s rips to take definite steps,
,fnyyll be a meeting next Monday
mfg at the South Norwalk Club,
the matter of reorganizing the
,1} chants' and Manufacturers' As
yi"':latlou of the Town of Norwalk will
a discussed.
This organization has not had a
' meeting in more than two years and
the members feel that something
should be done to bring to an end the
‘ ' lethargic state into which the associa-
tion has fallen. The call for the meet-
ing has been issued by Thomas 1. Ray-
blond, president of the association, and
an invitation is extended to the iner»
“chants, the manufacturers, the profos
clonal men and others who may be in»
terested in the re-organimtion of the
association to attend,
Business men’s associations and
boards of trade in other cities and
towns are doing magnificent work and
there is no doubt of the opportunity
‘ that lies at the door of ii live organize
my whim. ‘lll‘ihio town. No town in "it-
“4”,.“ ”state has better facilities for business
F ‘ than this tllld i’cw anything like as
' good. Water alld rail shipping is pruc~
I dually at the door of tlvi-ry concern
in town and there is pit-lily of room
for almost any llllilllit'i' more concerns.
I Another great advantage for this
. town is its uearuess to that, molest
of markets. New York. The trend
. of business is naturally to that center.
The association ill rte-organizing should
0 do 30 along the broadest lilies anti
5 every member should eliminate perilou-
al interesls entirely, making his every
effort in connection with the associa-
thin with the solo idea of hem-titling
his town. The business men of this
. town, we believe, are fully up to tic
, average In patriotism. aild consequent
r-ly have no fear that this will Iit' line
course pursued.
. Right here is all opportunity for
" everybody to do something. This
lineups you.
-...._.fl.-..___..
‘ Dr. Mucfariaud and The Hominy
, Evening Institute evidently do not be-
Items In “knocking.“ In his lecture
> last evening. Dr Mucfiillilud set fortii
in flowing telms the futuie of our
{oil}. in which be has gloat faith. He
rustle: some definite rccilminclinations
Which ought to be carried out. Illcluli
in; that of a civic commission to be
made up representing all elements oi
the life of tho community, for the
purpose of laying out plans and sug-
‘ selling improvsmiultii in which all the
Individuals could cooperate for our
..onersi wail-being.
m-..fl.._..-._«
Some things are more than passing
strange. For IliHIllliCl' the crliillti-
Harper's Weekly, (‘olotlci (imiruc liilr-
viiy, editor. in speaking of lionrst's
him In the into New York election.
ionrsdlts him with being sincere and
laminae. and gives him tito honor for
the beating of Tammany.
l MW
, Checking of anomalies, It cannot
' limp strike the average person as he-
iltconeoivabic that, with a reduced
riff schedule on hides and leather,
dildos should cost more than ever.
W
nudity is a good day to remember
at every day things look different
bun't become so enthralled by an ob-
We.“
way.
WW
do best Harvard Saturday. of
hilt not by it Icon of 17 to ii
- tioa has taken up a conservation plan.
«ulna on lilus Monday as to lose .
' son. at Fiske’s looms earlier in
randiuo‘ AT Home.
(Worcester 'l‘slcsrluu.)
Worcester merchants Want all the
trade that is possible to them, and they
are doing business on the basis that
should command it. Their associa-
caiculated to keep buyers reminded
that it is patriotic as well as sectional.
meal to buy all things at the stores
which help to pay the taxes of the city.
Exceptional cases in which it seems to
be apparent that a dollar or two is
saved by buying elsewhere to be
brought to Worcester. do not count in
the long run. even for the most con»
servatlve buyers. There is strong
competition among the dealers hole.
and they are doing business on the
basis of the most traffic In the city.
That should be taken to mean that
the more there is done here the entail-
er the profits will have to be figured
to make both ends meet after paying
the expenses. Worcester has the repu
tattoo on the outside of being one of
the best cities for the careful buyers.
the scale of profits being smaller than
that which prevails in sortie other
Massachusetts cities. and the variety
for selection being scoonll to none.
The more that important list of facts
Is spread about the city and the
country surrounding it, the better it
will be for all the buyers as well as
all the dealers who cater to tlti-nl.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Were Peary only an Englishman he
might now be ordering ills CUI'I)III,'I.'~*
Boston ’l‘ranscrlpt.
~9—
The limited for a president of the
United States. Jackson, Miss, had lit-v-
er seen one lllltli Mr. Taft appeared
therewliyuu item.
~4—
“lluclc Joe" Cannon is doing his
worst to bring the Republican party
In dispute by claiming to be about
the only Simon-pure ilcpublicun li-l'l,
ill the lalltl.——(‘.liicugo liccordllcralil.
-O-
The south has stood for a great dual
uucomplalniugly, but this latest asser-
tlon that the [militant germ lingers ill
‘corn Iirker" has aroused the iivrcest
indignation of every true and cblvlli~
rolls son of Dixie IlllllI." Springfield
Illlioil.
L...
Mayor [.00. Ill llridgi-port, and Mayor
i‘oui Johnson, Ill (‘li-vclunii. have li-arii~
l-ld lili‘ll' lessons that the old ordor of
things cannot lust always and "youth
will not be denied." llnl‘ll'orii Post.
~04-
ilr. Frederick A. Cook, accordinx to
his nlanugi'r. will have it snug shilliyloii
when, ill addition to the profits from
llls lectures, Ill‘ i-olioi'ls llll' promised
royalties on his book. it it“ did not
reach the north polo_ it must lit’ ap-
parent to him that lit‘ as good its got
Lllf'i'f'.’ litmtoll illobu.
~9—
Hlliullil a Nicaraguan revolution rc-
suit in us many fatalities as the Ami-ii
call l‘oolbuli season the powers ullitlii
Ill' f‘tlillili'lll‘d lo lilfl-I'i‘l'iliI for the sake
of lilllilallil_\'.~~I.oulsvlllc (‘iilil‘lt'i‘nllillh
linl.
.9..-
The president of liryll Iliuwv declares
that college Women iiiilko Iil'lii‘l' wives
tltuli lion-college women, but f'\'l'll if
she is right. IIIl' number of collegi-
women is so limited Iiiill lilosl young
men will have to plil up with the other
klllll. iiosloii (ilolw,
L...
The location of Judge- (layuor us the
IN'Illinl‘ilIIt' nominee for president ill
iliizi will at Ii'llHl servo lilo pill-polio
of swelling llli‘ list of iluponslliiillics.
. l’i'illi-rbll'ry liopllbilt‘illl
A whotasciiir «noon.
The Mission of the Church Today the
Bums u it Has Ivor Bun.
November 15,1909.
Editor of The Sentinel:
It was my privilege yesterday to at-
tend service at one of your churches
the text. “One thing i know. whereas 1
was blind. now i see." in these days
of advanced thinking, intellectual at-
tainments an! religious educational
methods. both in the pulpit and in the
pew. it is refreshing to listen to a dis-
course that has not been prepared
through a special evolution to please
the imagination and appeal. to the la-
telleot without touching the heart or
conscience. The preacher in his words
from tilts pithy text said: "These are
wholesome words and are good food
for the hungry sotii. They state the
case frankly and fairly. They stand
In the open and allow the searching
test of philosophy. They are above
board and may be examined by all cu-
rious people. The Gospel courts in-
spectlon and you are to blame and not
God if you fail to again its unsearcb-
able treasures." 'l‘lle iii-eat throbbing.
vital note which sounds above all the
dill and roar of con..i.. today is per-
sonul experience. 'I‘Ili‘ world has
nevur asked so many probing quasi
thins. never searched so persistently
for evidences as now, ii is one of the
healthiest signs of this age. Says
lilsliop ltoclily: "if my faith is falsi»,
i want to know it; i want to know it
now." Jesus trusts his message to a
thinking world and asks them to I'fb
veal it as God's message. tine part
is to proclaim the Gospel. ills part to
demonstrate its truth and power.
It. Is personal experience that car»
l'lcs with it the convincing logic.
Tlit‘l‘l‘ was never it time when the lit
blo'possesscd a stronger position than
today. We can iilloltl to trust God‘s
great revolution.
The most wonderful proof of Christ's
saving pom-r is found in the axon
l‘ll'llcil of the individual. 'i‘bi| best
kind of proof Is llliil which Ill‘l‘dfl no
proof. Si-lf-i-vidt-nri- cannot Ill‘ proved
- if is Its own proof.
Tht' pi‘caclll-r of ”it! (lospi-l commits
a woeful blunder wlii-n lII‘ colors lilli
pulpit and preaches philosophy or soy
itilllisin lil place of llll‘ tlospol. We
have only one message, ".ii-iitni I‘iii'lsl
illld llllll i‘rui-lilild.‘ Mi'll arr banner
illg for ”ID living broad which (‘Illilt‘
down from III‘HVl‘Il. The world llilti
grown tired of llluniii-s and wordy
philosophies. We must introduce men
and noun-u today to Jesus i'llrlst :inii
It‘I illl'ill (‘illlll‘ info pi-rsilutil
Mon llli'lkt‘ liliuits ilul'k
ious through their trying to explain
lhi-ui. The Gospel is so plain that a
limit, thouull a tool, will not err Illi‘l‘l'v
in. '
'I‘hc (lospcl is at home upon the me
lrtim and the market place It is the
i‘rlt-ild oi the daylight. II lives to lllllkl‘
lllc t‘tillllllfilth‘llIIll boiler and truer.
These are a few of the many excellent
thoughts that won- set forth by lili-
preacher and Wu wuubl add our lesil’
molly, iliul the illission of tho (‘IlIII‘I'II
today Is the sump as it i‘Vl'I‘ has been.
its great Work in lo llll‘llf‘ll and live
the ilospvl for tin- indictment of llu~
uluuity. B.
ltilll’li.
illlil finale!"
"LN . ..
EXCELLENT ARRANGEMENTS.
Large Audience at South Norwaik Con-
grcpatlonal Church 'Picned
With Them.
The ilrraiiailini-uls ill thi- Sunday
lllvculnu institute lust i-veulilu Wl'i‘i‘
nulili- Ill such a Win that the use of
ilic iiici'i-optli-on ill no way Illlt‘l‘Itii‘l'fI
with the dignity and ill‘lll‘l‘ of the large
. w...“
TRAIN DISPATCHING BY TELE-
“ PHONE. ;
...,.
New York. New Haven and Hartford.
Railroad Adapts This System.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford liliilrouil (lollipauy has plild'
l
till orders for telephone iluii selector
apparatus for equipping ilic Northamp-
ton liivlslou for telephone tluiu ills-
palchluu. The equipment consists of
(till Hililltliliil bildue inductors anti
Western Electric If'lf‘iiiifilll‘ apparatus.I
This will bu the first clrcull so equip
pull on the New Haven road lilid rov-
ers a total of 77 miles, with all sta-
lions.
From the success attending the in-
stallation of telephone train dispatch-
lng equipments on the other large
roads which have adopted this sys-
tem of handling train movements. the
indications are that. after the compla-
tlon of the first circuit. by the New
Yolk New Haven and ilartfotd Rutl-
rocd it will extend the system to other
divisions of the road.
SHOOTER HELD lN $2.000 BAIL.
NAUGA’i‘UCK, Nov. iil.--Wben the
case of Edward A. Fiche. who was ur-
rested late yesterday In connection
with the shootlw of Mrs. Emma (trier-
tho
day. came up in the borough court this
morning. It was continued until irri-
day. Finite will be released under
bonds of 88.000. The shooting is
litiitl both Fink! Ill 6b
no. ~ ‘ inc
Itilillllili itilitiln was iowrrod and lb:-
ilssolllblilgr. llurllix HIP rm-Itill of mu-
sic by Ilii' organ and chorus, iii” More
Ilulits write all on both inside ului oill
side of tho church.
At the close of the introductory lilti-
sir, tho curtain was quietly raised. Af~
for the repeating of the Lord‘s prayer
ihiI It'lillll‘t' boulul without interruption.
At lIli‘ f‘IilliP of the lecture it was low-
I‘l‘i‘ll again, and the llitllts Wl'ltl all
luruml on. and while llll‘ chorus ren-
iieimi an anthem the OHI‘I'LUI‘)’ was re-
('l'Il'i'lI.
The compliance of those arrange
moms was iiilil to tile shorts of a corps
of young men under the direction of
li‘red llllrris, flurry Weston. Will ii‘er-
ris and Arthur Hitchcock. the result
being that. titers was none of the us-
ual contusion generally connected with
a stereoptlcon lecture. ivory person
In the audience remained in his seat
until Dr. Mucfarlaud offered a closing
prayer of one sentence. Invoking the
divine blessing upon the city and the
community.
RIOOURCI.
Actor (of provincial coulpanyiucim
you give me twopence on account? 1
must get is share. 1 have been play‘
but Hamlet for four days and my
heard is beginning to grow.
Mealtime-Well, that's easily rome-
died. We'll put on Gibraltar-lion Vl-
vent
W
THIII L0".
and listen to a gospel sermon truln'
AND THREES OTHER FEATURES.
Orchestra. reserved .............. 30c
Balcony, resolved ................ 20c
300 Seals at..10c
MATINEE
All Souls ....................... 100
Children . ....................... 5c
THE UNDERSIGNFD WILL OPEN A
At 17 North Main St.
ATTENDED DISPENEAR‘YW‘MEET-
Ii‘lidi‘tl the int-cling of the li‘illi'ilultl
(ioillily AlliIr'I‘liiil‘rf‘llItlilIii Association
hold in the Masonic. 'I‘otnple, lirlditln
port, November lith.
lir. .l. (1. Poster. of New Haven, the
stall» coiliiuisslourr
Ililli of tuberculosis. was the most In-
teresting feature of tlie nltietlilg.
F‘oslor told of IIII‘ illlllcliltlos in pro-
curing a site for the itplrfield County
Hanlllorillm.
flow toward lll'lilgt‘pm‘t and no avail-
able site could be found that did not
Infringo upon llil‘ rights of the Bridge-
port Water
spot was found in the lilily country
null a farm of eighty acres was viii“
chased.
colonial riililtltmcii, are on the place,
and with soun-
utilized.
ready for patients ill the early sprins-
fir. l-‘mitiir emphasised the fact
curables.
srh‘cuu. saw for Week
Commencing Monday,
November 15th
Thanksgtvmg
For other Cut Prices and Extra Stamps l
See our Circular
Pure Lard, a pound,
Extra Fine Eggs, a dozen,
Very Best Add? Creamery Butter, a lb, 35c.
15c
30c
Seeded Raisins. 3 plugs. fol-...25c
Cleaned Currants, 3 pkgs. for.25c
Mixed Nuts. 2 pounds for ..... 25¢:
Cranberries. a quart .........100
Dales. a package ....... Be
Filled hates, it pkg. .. ...iOo
80 Stamps with i largo can
A&l’ ll. Powder at ...... ..50c
10 Stamps Free
1 box Blinker Hall at ....... ‘. . .iOc
l iiiiiz. Fluffy ltuiili- Staich llI 10c
1 pkg Milfillfilll ut ............ 10c
1 hot Vim-gar at ............ 10c
Oranges. 10 (Oh... ........... 25¢
Adtl’ Minto Meat. 3 pkgs. for 2950
None Such Mince Meal. a pkg.
Johnston's Mince Meat. 5 lb
crock ...................... 50c
Citron. a pound .............. 20c
Orange or Lonnm Peel. u lb.. . . 15::
215 Stallion with 1"Il0IiIi' Pure
l Ixtrailis. ally flavor ........ 25::
with Any of the
Followingr Articles
1 i: n l'liillpliiii or Squash ..... 100
l i All "Itlitll Sylilp ........... 100
i lull. (”INN .................. 100
i pill: Spaghetti .............. lOc
124 E. Washington 8
Tel. No, 909.
lllllllliillllillil
T HE NEW
list it
TELEPHONE zoo.
Entire Change of l’. .griim Today
All All Star Show!
Bigger and Bitter Than Ever
The Great Elm .52.: Sensation
THE GREAT H- iRENCH
Mimtc. Actor. Magic-so, Juggler and
impersonator
EDDIE CLARK AND HIS WINNING
WIDOWS
S—AEOS MUSICALmb
MOORE AND YOUNG.
PRICES:
NOTlCE
FIRST CLASS
Reilauraat
NOVEMBER 22nd
All Kinds of Sea Food a Specialty
E. NEWMAN
ING.
m...—
Norwiilk Ladies Listened to
Dr. Fester'o Address.
A number of Norwalk ladies
Several
IlI~
All address by
for the proven-
lli‘.
All Illil waters scented to
So. At last the desirable
beyond Alisoniil, iierby and Shelton
'l‘wo buildings, one a line
he
be
alterations can
The whole plant will
that
this was In no senile it home for in
This term should better be
applied to it consumptive,
ll
Them
110 csnrs‘
lHE [ill N All? iii CflMPANl
treet. South Norwalk
Fm Delivery.
iliillililiillillli
Keith and Proctor Vaudeville
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
BEGINNING TODAY
Direct from Pius Music Hall
“LITTLE HIP"
The Smallest Elephant in the World.
Does Everything but Talk
JOHNNY M‘VEIGH. GERTRUDE
BARNES AND GIRLS
in "The Matinee Fool"
THE CLARK RAZZILLIANS
Flying Trapeze Artists
RAY HASWELL
Lady Whistler
OilvELLO AND OTHELLO
Society Gymiiasls
VARDMAN
impersonator of Ar. slic Types
i Spec-iii Engagement of
1. SULLIVAN. PASQUIIJNA & CO.
In a Musical Comedy
"A C. O. D. PACKAGE
Special Scenery
Never Change in Price House
Music Hall
At the
20 CENTS
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY, November 19th
A REMARKABLELAY OF MIRTH
AND mvsrasv
That Triumphsntiy Successful
mallnlioh of Meredith Nichol-
son's Popular Novel
The House of a
Thousand Candles
Four Whimsicaiiy Weird Acts. Oven
flowing With Novel incidents
An Excellent Company Hooded By
Dra-
.WAYNE CAMPBELL
Perfectly Staged and Complete in All ‘
its Unusual Details
PRICES ............. 25, 35. 50, 75::
Beat- on sale at box office and
Wood'- drug store. Norwslk.
Basket Ball
AT THE
‘ARMORY
Monday Night
DANCING
Those who will benefit by a little
roughing will be, accommodated in
shocks on the Itliihop where there is
every advantage of sky and air. Dr.
Foster said emphatically that great
sootl could be accomplished through
the aanstorlum. but if them could be
only one, he would choose the free
dispensary unit the visiting hum. This
was urntlfyilis to the members. of the
Hole
Colors. black and tans.
s2.00 AND
THE GENUINE INSURED
SOX
The Original Guaranteed' Hose
Sl0P DARNINB SOX—--SilRl
WEARING HflllP000
Remember. If holes appear before the end of
six months. it means new Hose for you. .
Sold in boxes of six pairs, light or medium
weights—~black, tan or grey.
0l.50. 02.00 000 03.00 00X”
- “HOLEPROOF” STOCKINGS, for Women.
ASK TO SEE THEM.
.,‘
Proof
33.00 00X
best results.
Butter
Cheese
Teas
Coffees
3 lbs FANCY HEAD RICE. 250‘ 3
till Jillii ll IlfllilHKlSS i‘0llPAlll. ‘7
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.
Canned Goods
Everything for the Table
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. per pound ..... ....... i360
WARRANTED FRESH EGGS, d0: 45c: GOOD EGGS, dOz. ..... 350
Of having your llcaling apparatus installed—in
no this is almost the LAST CALL!
No matter which system appeals to you as
the best way of heating your home, we can in-
stall it in such a way as to guarantee the very
Before cold weather call on
WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
Wines
Liquors
Eggs
qts CRANBERRIES .......... 250
FRESH GRAHAM WAFERS OR FIG NEWTONS. pound ....... 100
We Give Extra Stamps with Our Popular Teas and Coffees
Snider's (lysii‘l‘ (Yticklilil Slain-o,
lioi, ....................... 230
Find llriliiil Luncheon Fish
Htll‘. can ................... 130
Large lliltllo lillli' l.iiitcl Kaleb-
np ........................ 21c
Moilnrrll lll‘ilnll Ulllliil‘fll, 2 lb.
pkg. ....................... 10¢
lilounrrli Brand (‘atsup, bot. . .100
(‘rowu Astor llrullil Asparagus.
villi
Iii-l Asparagus Tips,
(on .. .250
Acme liiund Washed Mus jar 25c
(H'Siil lirulid Figs jar 30¢
llisnlarcli ill-rrlugs, jar .......250
Monte
George Ehret's Famous Bottled Beer, 24 Bottles for $1.15
WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN.
83 and 85 Washington 8!.
Phone Cell 440.
IOUNI NOMIIIL
i lbs. California Prunes W260
2 lbs. Extra Largo Prunes ......2lic
:lmkgu. (‘urrullls ................25c
.l' pkgs. lluisliis .. ............ ..250
3 lbs. Loose lltiisiils ..... ..25o
I-lxlva li‘nury Citron.
. ill‘illiiile and 11mm“! Peel.
l‘ku. Dates.
so NORTH MAIN STREET
ii‘ntly goiiut it point "work agit has not
been possible to pay for the services
of a visiting nursa as yet. lull. lippeals
for help haVs been sent to the manu-
facturers‘snd other employers in the
town, and a generous reply Ia expect-
till.
President Billiard said: "Naturally
the wealthy would not come to the us-
soclntiou for aid. rather the revel-so
tho assiicistlon wouldseekthc aid of
the wealthy." And again; “The well
tiMIti iticcltulllo is the one whose earn‘
lugs melt savvy before illness. and
such men do not care to accept chub
ty. Getl them In moments of thrift to
join the “Ministries and then, when
they are. lit and need, help they will
flint hithii have. it rightjo
il’iililitills, it bu. lot, per hit.
Fancy Apples. liotno firown (lately, Spinach. Sweet Potatoes. (‘uuii
ilowm. Oranges. (trainee and Sweet (‘lili-r.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
New Fruit and Canned Goods Arrived
fl Calls Tomatoes .........m-.....250
3 cans C(il‘l125c
:i (bills Peas 250
2 Guns Slmcotnsil ................25c
Largo Cans Asparagus ...........25c
tl (inns Sardines .................25c
:l .iurii Jilill .25c
.850
iuua..-.
PHONE 143
M . H. . .. . ...M m
WEDDED AT. 81'. LUKE'S CHURCH.
Miss Alice Porrlhgton Becomes the
Bride of Ernest lrltto.
A very pretty wedding took place
hatilrdny afternoon at St. Luke's
Church, Noroton. when Ernest Britta
and Miss Alice Fart-lumen were united
In marriage by the Rev. Louis French.
or that place. The bride was attired
in white and curried a. bouquet of pink
camntions. The bridameld was Mrs.
Josephine Furrinxton. an aunt of the
bride. She wore pink and carried
white carnation» The best man was
Frank Farrington.
A wedding reception was held at
the home at the bride. There were
blight thirty in attenuating“ relatives
Mead hr do dream. .
iii I liltd‘ use Th0
Norwalk Chronicler