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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 23, 1909 · page 4

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cta‘rv NOTICES

- N. OF VETERANS
Fowler Camp. No. 48. mute
, . first and third Wednesdays,
all. Washington strut. Dun
w. I. GHANCELLOR,
Continuation

Masonic DIRIOTORY
fluted Convocation M Butler
. all, No. 38. R. A. M., will be held
in rooms, Nov. 23rd. 1909. at B
.Z‘p. in. Work, Mark Doom.

 

 

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“molly invited.
Fraternally yours.
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ROBERT M. WiLCOX. Sec'y.

INING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
tie-News Department
unincu Department
Jinnah Oiiico. Norwaik

~fid|torh Residence
w—Glty Editor's Residence
« NKBGIVING” DAY BENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued on Thurs

Thanksgiving Day, as a morning
not.

 

 

_ GET IN LINE.

Last night‘s enthusiastic gathering

tithe South Norwalk Club gave a

bar demonstration of the belief in

. igorous business association whose

ohjodt is the betterment in every way

tSouth Norwalk and the town. lit
unfortunate that the Mcrchauts'

and Manufacturers' Association did

notrmrganize before now. for that

would have meant last so much more
work accomplished, but with every
than working with one object in mind
j~tlio Welfare of the community—~—
whatever ground may have been lost

5 can be recovered. it is possible. in
hot with the re awakening to a

‘ miifition ot‘ the enormous results

mt. can be obtained by organized ei

frt. that greater ends will be accour‘
wished than had the association not
lagged in interest in the course it

‘ . parted upon.

. V!" l' Men in many walks of life were in
last nights representative guihciiniz
and the most promising feature of all
was the very evident desire or every-
body to do his part. The association
starts out again with a line big mem-
bership. hm thore is still ample time
‘or many otiu-r men. to ailillate timin-
...:rsagas well as ample roam for them
and they will he heartily welcomed.

Anybody who has an idea that South
Norwalk is not a live city should dis~
~ suade his mind of such a fallacy with-
out iiolay. South Norwaik is growing
every day and theru is every rcnson
to believe that the next few yours will
mark the greatest
given period in its history.
if yoti want to share in this build-
ing up of your home city. got busy
right away and join the Mcrciinnts‘
and Manufacturers' Association. it you
have not already done so.

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ALREADY ACCOMPLtSHED.
Iierowith is glvon a partial list of
the work that has horn nccuinpliahod
by the Merchants and Manufacturers“

Association: :

_ Locating in this town or iiio liooso-

Peppard Co. the .i. & .i. (lush, Ltd.

the Ernest Simona (‘o.. the Nichols

Underwear (.30., Si. (loorge Pulp and

Paper (30.. (iimuvrl & ('iilillt'l', the Ar-

tistic iiruuzo (in.
Building of the

bridge.
Widening of lilo
oust bound station.
Placing or trolley cars to tho cast
of the approach to the east hound alu-
tion by the Connecticut Co.
Stopping of locomotives standing
over the Monroe sirnct bridge,
Stopping of engines standing on the

Washington street hridito.
improvement at wast hound station

by removing or shipping or oyutora

and other honvy oxprimu mattcr to
want and of tho dopot.‘

”...... on-..“

Halo! iiolpl The Wright Brothoru
in a million dollar corporation to man-
tlliwtnre aeroplane-s. This of courso
means mechanical hirds flying through
the air at moat any old time. Now an
unofloudlng common person can walk
«held without tour but soon it will he
as dangerous there .as dodging rail
road trains or walking on tho high
way when automobiles are out.

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Today seemed to furnish excuso for
home of the talk about thoidiosyncriis-
in at New England climate. Thin
morning at 8 o'clock. it was almost
' Nay but up by noon moat hoopla weir
“tinned that winter is not far off.

 

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lPltdtiitlgivinp Wholly
“liens in line and ii in going to ho

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:30th Arch Manage cordially and'

Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Wines

‘ CITRON. LEMON OR ORANGE PEEL. per pound . . . .. . . . . ..

giving Order
Filled at Beckmaun’ s ~

New York City Prices

3 QUARTS CAPE COD CRANBERRIES tori.

DUDLEY’S GOLDEN PUMPKIN. per can .

and Liquors at

 

.25c
soc
....14c

 

 

NONESUCHMINCEMEAT.pcrpackagc.......... ..... . .. .. .. ... ...9c

BEST LAYER FIGS (extra large). per pound...... ...... . . . . . .. ...noc
DURKEE’SSAGEORTHYME,'pcrcan.......... ..... ............. . .. .......7c °

RICHARDSON & ROBBINS’ PLUM PUDDING. can ..... . .. . . ...24c 18 e _ a

 

NUTS

New Mixed Nuts. Paper Shell Almonds, Brazil. Pecans, Filberts,
English Walnuts at Cut Prices

 

Entra Stamps with Teas, Coffees and Grocery
Specials All This Week

 

Wine and Liquor Department .

 

Specials for Thanksgiving ’

Wilson or Monogram \Vlilskcy,

 

hot. ............. 95c imperial Snntrrnc ....................... 25-35c bot. - 1
Green illvur or Old Valley, but. ................. 95c Sunset Snuicruc ......................... 30-50c bot.
liun’ior or Golden Wedding. but. ................. 95c ii. & (l. Sautcrno ......................... 4075c hot. sauce Pots
llyrics Old Cl'iéw. hot. .......................... $1.00 Marquis Do Snails Snail-rho ........ 35 and 60:; hot.
,ennossy’s 3 tar iirnndy, 'hoi .................. $1.45 'l‘ipo (‘lllanti ............................. 4070c bot. . . .. . i 1 .- . ..
iicnneasy'a 1 Star iirnndy. hot. ................ 81.25 Marci-an Modoc Claret ................... 3035c bot. ,. “I" solid NHL him and wh u Lunml M} SM“
itcx lirandy ...................... 50. 856. $1.25 hot. . A. i". ll. St. .iuiii-u ........................ 30-50: bot. ' “it. ”w host wow nuitlt'; roguiuriy sold at in: corn.
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Muinni's Extrafiry Champagne i‘oinory Soc (‘hanipngnou

Per pint, $1. 40; per quart, $2. 60
White Seal Champagne

Per pint, $1.40; per quart. $2.60

FINE CALIFORNIA PORT WINE. $1 gal.

 

(‘ook's iinpcrini or (loldcu Alto.

FINE CALIFORNIA CLARET ...... 90c gal.

Per pint. 31.45; per quart, 82.65

For pint. 70¢; per quart. $1.25

 

83 and 85 Washington St.

OUR EVENING SCHOOL.

 

An Appeal to the People by the Chair-
man of the High School COmmittoo.

To the Editor of The Scutlnei:

it cannot be denied that our town
is lagging behind in the matter of pro.
vision for our piiiliic schools. ’i‘hcro
is, however. another aspect to the alt-
uation which the people should rc-
memhcr. As a rule supply is always
condiiiuncd by tho domand.

0110 question is. Are our poopic ac
lualiy clun‘ioriug for udcquatc oduca
tion for their children '.’

i would call the nitration of tho poo»
pic to two important (nets:

(1) A carcinl inspection of tho sta-
tistics shows that a wry largo prupor
tion of our children arc withdrawn .
from the public schools at a very curl)

Mixed Nuts, 10c 21
25c and

English Walnuts,

Free Delivery

 

THANKSGIVING
SPECIALS

2 lbs. for 25c.

Phone 440

 

Malta. hulk. \mlabirii. Nuts.

cadre. (lulu (. nut and i'one
Pecpiru Salads an hunt: Mania.

All nutritious iuira are imrvrd.
N0 KNIT” N ADJUST

80 UNIT“ 70 LOCI
It is instantly Idlanaiik. ii

11).; and 2 lbs. for
15c a lb.

18c per 1]). and

F mu line. as drained.

 

Great Housefurnlshing Sale

The tremendous response to our great sale of Houscfurnishings, etc., in our magnificent new
Basement Section is the talk of the town. Such an outpouring of people we ricvcr saw.

Yesterday’s Selling Has Estab-

 

Wednesday, 32c

CUTTER

does all the work. cutting all kinds oi loom.
ll (irlnda
Radish.

In 83“]! To IIIARPIN

l the turn M 3
than: ii-irrvr. in cut (tune. it radium. i an or

So ll.»- to Clean! So Easy to Operate!
So Economic-ll
Ii nus t‘t windy-don not mash the land

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Price $1.00 Ll‘lfilééfifl "i

 

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New High Record

‘ And we take this means of thanking our many friends for their generous and hearty co-

Operation.

Today and Tomorrow We Expedt to Duplicate
Yesterday’s Mighty Throng- “

l Hundreds and hundreds of Bargains are here—enough for all.

As a Special favor we ask you
to carry small packages.

 

 

Flour Sifters

ii‘iour Sincrs, thc rotary motion; regular prica 15c,

Wednesday, 8c
Alarm Clocks

Alarm l‘locks, nicciy nickel piaicd. fitted with
shut-off. warranted for iilii' your; regular price 890.

Wednesday, 63c

 

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Bread Raisers

lit qt. iu-ary tin iiwad Raisers, regular price 500.

Wednesday, 39c
Milk Pitcher

1‘ and 2-qt. Milk l‘ilclwi's. fancy shapes, gold trims
i mml: regular price ill-c.

 

 

10c and 150 Dishes, Sc

Wednesday, 19c

 

Glass Vases

expansion for u '

 

 

l“lllt(‘.\' iiiizh Glass rcguiar prion inc.

Wednesday, 9c.

\‘ancs,

 

 

 

:lgti to assist in maintaining thuir Pecans.pcr lb. .............. 16C New Comb lion“; ...... soc
iiillli‘t'i, . . ,. .
m (in tin- olhcr hand. ”...", .8 m, Brazil. per lb. .............. 10'. 3 Pill? lsicmlcll gaudy}... ._ . . .25c A“ Msmmwm M mum “Imam“ PM“. (“mum
pi'oporlioiluleiy largo oni'oilinciil in our 2 gig. Hickory Nuts ........ 25c 2 l, 0“ ca ‘3 mm . .JISIHSJSt hwnklnsi, inn and :inllli plate. with vcri dainty ilnrtli
i‘\'elllllg school. P Sh ii Al . d‘ it ... 3 il'us. Not-a—Srml RdiSinS. . . .25c l- 1 _
An industrial community “k." our aper c mori ”'1‘” )" '24 3 iii; Muscatei Raisins ...... 25¢ “3 Km .
22?il...i."“'i‘ Ji’oiiil‘inii."ii.‘ffi-.ili$3”‘ifi 3 "’5' Pm” """"""""" ’5‘ FM} v ’l‘gblc Raisins. per a... -!5~ Your chmce, Sc
urge upon pump“. in... 3., rm. m, ”h. 2 lbs. Large Prunes ...... _ . .25c {pugs (,icancd Luri‘aiits ....25i:
honitii of llii‘li‘ working children pt-I'v 1 lb- Dried Peaches --------- 10C Liil‘on. PCf lb. .............. 20C «—~— -—
nilt. they solid them to tho i-rvnini. 1 lb. Diicd Apricots ......... 15c Lemon and Orange Peel. lb...15r
:i:‘.i.:'.‘:.i..‘.: .1?lat,.‘".‘..“'.:;'i..":;::’.i:::'..:.‘::.' ...... .... .... 1b ---------- .5. a .... c............ ---------- .... Platters
in this matter and do all lllt‘\ (an in 3 lbs Wet Mince Meat. '1 ' ' 45¢ Fancy Cranberries """"""" ‘2“
trimmings the boys and gills “ho hoik 3 pkgS- None SUCh Mince M81383 GNP“. Per lb- ------ ‘5‘ iii, 1‘: and ii inch i‘lntti-rs, proiiliv
lili‘llllii‘lii widotthifii I H ‘ Meat .................... 25c Sweet Cider. gal. ........... 25c mil...“ in high {H 49c.
"in liNilHiHlmi rsnwniwr int n Plum p dd“, . icr ‘m , ‘
a dcinocracy their will Hill) lit‘l‘iiiili‘ u g l C m & 25c Oranges. doz. ""25‘ 30' 35‘ 40‘

law. if they will arouse and show a;
dcninnd for education it will do him ill

Apples per peck. 25c and up

itiWitld increasing our lli'tlllt ion in: acii. Sweet Potatoes Turnips and Cauliflower

t duration.
ilr. (‘luuc and his faithful haul: iiiiilu
ought to have ltillllt‘tlliilul)’ u \ii_\
largo it‘filltlliilt".
\riy truii youiu.
('.liAiti inS H MAl il‘Alii. ANIl

Buckwheat and Pancake liiour.

Mm

il‘olci' a iioncy and TM 1 area coughsl 20 NORTH MAIN STRFET

quickly. slicpuihchu the lungs and vx- I

in is colds (lot the graphic in a icl 5

lUnited GroceryCo

Large assortment of Celery. Spin-
Aii kinds of new

 

ilishos. and t‘rcanl i'itchcrs.
pints; ruaular prion lilo.

PHONE 143

 

low package. ilridgo i'hnrnincy until

i". ii. iluxtcr.
THE LiGHTlNG PLANT.

South Norwaik Plant Loaded to its Ca~
pacity Again Last Night.

The lighting sorvicc in South Nor-
waik was vcry had yostcrday altar
noon from h to ii o'clock, us had boon
anticipated. it is very Apparent that
tho users or the scrvirc do not rcnllm'
iiow scrlous the conditions at the plant
are, Last night's load was iiic luritcai
ouo carried so far this stallion. and iii!-
iippuratns is taxed no fur beyond its
rapucily that it is impossible to main
min the pressure. 'i‘hu roanil was that
very dim lumps wore tho roll» through
out the all y for about iiitocn minutes
artrr h o'clock. This caused many oolni
pialiita to he sent in by the consumers.
who were assured that it they used a
little care and patlonco normal L‘liiilll‘
tiona Would be restored in a short.
time.

 

PURE LARD,

TE L. NO. 900.

much oaoAN DEDICATION.

Concert to ho Given on instrumont in
Bi. Matthew's Church Tomor-
row Night.

Tho new organ of tit. Matthew's
Episcopal Church. Wilton. will be
dcilicaiod tomorrow night. the concert
commencing at 8 o‘clock.

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CASTOR IA

‘mm 'i‘iw servicos of Prof Alexander S.
I“ m“ “am '3'“ ‘ Gibson. of l‘lorwfaikd and Millie Lucy M
Marks. of Siam or have can secur-
“l. "Id You “a" I” m on and theyl will ‘rmLiii‘nr a pins? "or
.. music culcii uteri o r it: out a to

3““ m lleaiity of tons of the organ.
Wm“ 'I‘ho various religious domomins-

tlonu of Wilton will unite with the
Episcopal Church (or ii Thanksgiving!
service and the rector will hit assisted
in the ministers of the other denomi-
nations. The collection will he tor the
liunoiit of tho Norwaik hospital.

 

MiDDLITOWN MAN HURT.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. 23.-~Michaol
lilac. ompioytld at a local laundry. was
caught in the machinery and probably
fatally hurt natural]. iioth logs
warn criminal! and it II hollow-d inter
nut iniuries worn ciao inflicted. He is

 

it you desire a clear complexion iaitt
may a Orion mums tor sanction»
lion and liver tmaiiio u it will litmu-

 

 

 

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" ® SPECIALS ®

THIS STORE WILL CLOSE ALL DAY THURSDAY, NOV. 25TH.

VERY BEST BUTTER. a pound .....
a pound . ..............
3 PKGS. RAISINS tor ...............
3 PKGS CURRANTS (or .............
EXTRA FINE POTATOES .......

The Great A&P Tea Company

124 WASHINGTON 81'" SOUTH NORWALK.

, .7157?

about to your: old and married. a nmpio bottle of mo and will u- bin tile malts l marge from
non til it on you an to onr- W‘Tm"m. militat- “I, warm-3:3“ ‘Shm. or mulls do- Slit: ”HMS”; not no:
on I ‘ f
armaments-acclaim- «man hmwndodtmme cranium aerial coma mean or blow».
imwuwrmmnmm‘m Mama,“ iwmm"'wmi
‘ ‘ admission. my... I . ‘r .. M a ' .

 

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. ............................... 350
................................ 16c
260

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Glassware

Long (fl-lory Trays. pickle Dishes.
lino imitation ni' out

Wednesday, 7c

Shelf Paper

i'liiin “Win and (‘oiorvd Slicll i’npi-r, usually sold
.u‘

llcl‘m‘iiio-ii;

ill

Wednesday, 19c ' ' ‘

Wednesday, 3c

 

Paraffine Paper

l’araliino i’apor. usl-d mostly for kocping lunches
fresh and moist.

Wednesday, 40 Sheets for Se

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PIECES or new in THE mute.

(leillltAIX) SPRINGS, Colo. Nov.
23.~-~-.iustiro of tho l’oaoo A. P. 'i‘oomlia
yoslcrduy roceivod into pieces at hu-
man riosh through the mails. Arcoin
puiiying mom was a note explaining
that they had been taken from a small
pox patient. the writer expressing the
wish that the judge might catch the
disease and die. Judas 'i'ooinhs has
rcportod the matter to tho todarni au-
thorities roi- lnvoatiitntion. lie is one.
were of the existence oi any unruly
unless it he sonic on:I upon whom he
has indicted punishment in his oniolal
valiantly.

FIB! DELWEIV.

IELIZKO DEFEATG WEBER.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 23.43M-
asko dolcaiud lioinrlch Wchsr, Gor-
ulsn champion mechanical. niiiht. in
two straight raiiu. Ho won the drill,
tall with a huniinerlock and crotch
hold in 65 iniiuitos, and the second hill
in 22 minutes.
EGZIMA READiLY OURID Iv A

SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT.

A simple claim rainedy that can be
used in tho homo is what every person
desires who in alumina from session.
You can now hare that remedy and get
instant roller. and be cured pal-ma-
nentiy by memo a clean vacuole
liquid for asteroid an. “MD cures
iiiiin diseases by drawing the germs
and thoir poisons, that dull. the dis-
sails to the surface of tho chili and
limit-dying them. leaving the clan
clean and healthy. it. H. Plum“. the
drunint. will give you a booklet and

Mrs. Louie Hits. 438 Gallon St, Dan-
viiio. ill. writes. October lat: "Foley's
Kidney i’llis started me on the road to
health. 1 was treated or tour doctors
and took other kidney remedies. but
grew cm. and was unable to do any
housework. and the doctor told me i
only could live from two to six
months. i am now so much better
that i do all at Iin own work. and i
shall he vary to tell any one
outlet-d with italic: or bladder trou-

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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A $20,000,000 RAT

A high price for the rodent You are helping to pay the price.
This enormous sum represents the great loss sustained by the real
dents or this country by the depredations of rats. Why not stop coho
iributlnx your share by purchasing DUNLOPB AUSTRALIAN llA'i‘
KILLER, the “lost. quickost and most satisfactory rat exterminator?

‘osts more; worth more; cheapest in the and. Show us an article of
this class that has such endorsements as it has. Boo the reliable drug-
glst in your town that sells our goods. You can trust him.

We Give You 5100 lot Any That Die in
Walla; $100 for All Live Orion on the Prem-
ises Alter Five Days. We Will Pay $1,000
for Every Dog. Cat or Chicken That it Kills.

Adm. All Communications to For his in South Norwclit by

S. DUNLOP Illii’iliiiililllilliilil

Long’s Hotel. State Itmt.
Hartford. Conn. leis Aunt

 

 

 
 
 

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