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rs'r NOTICES
AMINO DIRIGTORV
’ ,, convocation of Butler
No. 88. a. A. M. will be held
I. NW. 23 1909. It s
to. Work, Mark Degree.
0 Arch Masons cordially and
invited. .
. tot-nail yours.
- I RT M. thox. Bec’y.
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‘ivo OINTINEL TELEPHONE
cALLs
Nev“ Department
malnu- Department
,fireneh Office. Nerw-Ik
midlter’s Residences
_ lty Editor's Residence
:A’NKSOIVING DAY SENTINEL.
The fientlnel will be issued on Thurs-
y, Thanksgiving Day, as a morning
-
.THANKFUL
era are many things to be thank~
for this Thanksgiving. Morally
country. despite the conditions re-
Vphl/edlby the sugar tr‘ust investigation
he delving into other big busi-
as ireguiarlties, is steadily growing
filter. the crops are line and the
ubiaess outlook is rosy. With a bet-
ter adjustment or the tariff, the coun'
ry's cup or thankfulaess would. be rum
in; over. or course every one of us
"i prosperous financially. All or us
never will be, but the outlook for a
larger number of the 90,000,000 of us
“is better than it ever was. We were
- never more satisfied that it is a grand
‘ and sublime privilege to have this
* country for our home nor more thank-
ful that our flag is the stars and
"ripes.
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. Nilth the approach of Thanksgiving
A’wlll be well for those who have a
‘ floaty "nature for their observance of
' the day to bear in mind the scores of
“needy families in this city that will go
hungry. or at least will share but little
its the good cheer of the day unless
‘thuy are assisted by those who are
there fortunate. The local organiza-
tions that make a business of seeking
out the needy. the pastors of the
churches and others will know where
' such assistance can be given.
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‘Charles w. Morse. the convicted
former‘l’c'e king. who is under sentence
?' to serve fifteen years in a federal pris-
‘ on, is on deck again. The chances
seem quite bright for Morse in getting
a new trial. Yesterday his counsel
won the preliminary more.
The Hartford (louruut, .pnuscs to
ask: Has it occurred to anybody dur-
ing this frantic newspaper hunt for
the lost .l. J. Astor that pcrhaps he
didn‘t want to have people know
Where he was? I
if there is the lcast bit or consola-
tion in it for the poor turkey it. is in
the fact that be is valued at a higher
price per pound than for years.
P,
Today the wualhcr mun scouts to be
. hesitatlng. Apparently he cannot ulukc
lip his mind whclhcr it. will be grccn
or white for a ground covering.
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The usual crop of stories regarding
the kind of Weather lllcru was at
Thanksgiving "when we were boys"-
sleighlug, etc., are ranmunl.
m...“ “w........_,. ...
Wonder if Colonel 'l‘cddy will haw
a turkey lor dlnucr tomorrow in the
African jungle?
yum...“
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And then, lhcro is another cause
for thnlikfillncsu. Tomorrow cnda llu-
football season.
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WHAT PERBIBTENT ADVERTISING
NAB DONE.
Here is It brief story tbnl tells how
, ! holiness has multiplied itself in 22
yours by two processes:
First-waiving a Hilllfll’i‘ dual to
to everybody.
ascend-wily achrilslng steadily
and persistently.
Just I word about lltc udvurtlslngm
‘ it his net/er bucu largo nor vary
2 costly. but it has been regular and at:
festive, because the public felt that
whatever was said in a Higgins it
leltdl' advertisement, could be believ-
ed.
Now an to the growth of the busi-
am:
On December 2. “187, there started
a little china and glass store on the
Wind door of No. 52 West Zild street.
ll New York city. The firm speedily
. Will this More, so additions were
We. Mid in a few years the entire
building It filth! West 22d street was
required. This in turn proved inade-
W, and a signatory bulldinx ins
are“ is ll” at NO. N West I’d
m
Will there mm simply must
_ m W A second ails-story
.1 it“. but» Inevitable. on lr lDul
" mm at sets pm mt
"dour-naturism
the unprecedented number of 450 de-
an instance, the dinnerware display.
originally comprising half a dosed
patterns, expanded until it contained
signs.
‘The mail order department kept
Duos with the retail, until it can count
its customers by the hundreds i: all
parts of the United States.
A department for the special decora-
tion of china and glass was started in
1807. Four departments are now
barely adequate, although one is the
largest of its kind in the United
States.
Once again Messrs. Higgins it so.
ter have found it necessary to enlarge
their quarters, and now they occupy
a handsome twelve-story building at
56-58 West 22d street.
Just use a pencil and do a little lig-
uring. Mr. Mun—you who do not. ud-
vertise—and if the progress made by
Higgins a; Seller does not make an
impression on you, then you are a
hopeless case. '
Higgins & Seller use. in this and
other newspapers, a ten-inch advertise-
ment two times or more a wet-it, in.
creasing the size of the advertising
during the seasons.
Wouldu‘l it pay you. to no and do
likewise? Why not try iii-New York
Evening Mail.
H...”
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
The $24,000 returned to unsuccessful
applicants for Harvard-Yale footballl
tickets will come in handy ‘lor buying
Christmas presents.-lloston Globc.
+
We should be pleased to meet a man
who wears one weight of underwear
the year round without bragging about
lt.—St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The tariff beneficiaries are mostly in
New lugland, and even there the ulti-
mate consumers outumubcr lbcm tul-
ly a hundred to otle.~~ltansas (‘lli Star,
—-6-
"Alllerican mothers do not give
enough personal time to their chil~
dren." according to Mrs. Ilelmoul.
They can't. Their children arc not
at home. most of tho limc: lam Au;
gelcs Times.
#9....
Now that lormcr Vicc-l‘rcsldcut
Fairbanks has shared on his board, it
will be possible to selllc all those hols
as to whether or not he has a dllupic in
ills chin.~~liostou (llobc.
a...”
Senator Flint says he will resign his
seat because he is not rich enough to
keep it. Others will keep their souls
because ihcy are not rich enough to
rcslglr yci. l'hlludcipbln North Am!
motioned to grow marvels iv. FAI ‘
crican.
... .--
'l‘hcy arc Hilt'i'lilll'. a sum] deal at
William Ii, llcursl. Still, it is some
lhiug of a tent to go out by ouc's soil!
and gel 1:33.843 votes for mayor. Who
else ever did ll? . llul’fulo lduqulrcr.
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WELCOME STRANGER LODGE.
-_—.
NOmination. for Officers for the Com-
ing Year Made Last Night.
Welt-onto Stranger laulguftx'o. :iul
Sons of St. George, bcld its regular
meeting at its hall. lii nlu street.
Not-walk, last night. After the usual
luminous of the lodge had been gum-
lhrough. nomination of omcers was in
order and the following were named:
l’resldcut~W. .l. Drew.
Vicc-President-«C. (lal'llcld.
W. Sccrctaryww. Ashbrook.
W. Tl‘l'lwlll‘l‘l‘-—C. F. Page.
W. McsucllgchA. Htuiham.
Assistant Sis'rciuryw H. |.iillc.
Assistant Mt—‘usi‘lmt‘l‘vmlil‘lilIliil'u Rad
'Ilffc. Wigglesworih.
W. (‘impluln-‘llrothers (TI-owlbct.
Wigglcswoi'th, (Yochyuc, lifldi‘lll'fc.
l, Sentlnclwlirothcru A. l". Shop-
ucrd. Whittlcy. Radcliffe. IC. (lili.
0. Sentinel wllrolbcrs Woodward.
(lrowlhcl'. Sllcpllcrd. Drew.
The election will hc hold at the lthi
regular meeting of the society. at
which lIlm' business of lulpolrnncc will
‘oiuc up for action.
m-
BLESSING OF CORNERSTONE.
Parade Will start from Arlen Hail To-
morrow Morning at 9 O‘clock.
The parade in connection with the
blessing or the cornerstone of the new
St. lAifIIllIiillli Roman Catholic, (llulrcll.
will Start from Arlun liall, tomorrow
morning. promptly at it o‘clock. 'l‘bc
varlus iiungurlau societies. headed by
ilvoc‘s liand, will proceed to thc roouw
of the Knights of Columbus in South
Main street, wlwro llu- Norwalk and
lilouth Norwalit (louncllsoflhe Knight“
will Join the procession. At Mush
Hall the ltallan societies will fall in
to line. and the March will be down
limlth Main street to Henry street. to
Burbank street. Ely avenue, across the
bridge. to Bunion street and Oak
street to the church grounds.
Here the interesting ceremonies of
blushing the stone. and the high mass
will take place. A large number at
visiting priests are expected to attend
the service.
ELECTRIG OHAFT. DELAYED.
Word was received from the 'l‘l‘tus-
vlllr. l'a., Forge Works. this morning.
that the large shaft for the Diesel cu:
glue at lhc l-ioalb Norwalk Electric
Works, which was expected to have
been shipped today. would be delayed
for a few days. owing to a mistake he
in. crude la the measurements. it is
possible that the shaft may not he in»
allied until our the curl-truss holl-
y.
M'PIAN TIIII‘O'MINu IUIIIND.
IWHA. ht Nor. Slim-Tho
lilies trim a w
.fl
the most
food and
aid to
Makes
dainty and delicious
Imam”
No fretting over the biscuit
making. Royal is first
cook‘s success
nutritious
the most
many 8.
Foaususv's "visit-invents.”
Figures Submitted by Mr. Smith to
Merchants and Manufacturers
Questioned.
The ICdltor of The Sentinel:
licnr Sir: Your last evening‘s edi‘
lion contained an extract from an ill“
llclc rcnd by Water i‘ummlssiotu-r
Siulih at the recent lulu-ling ul lIlo'
lilcrclluuts' and Muuul‘aclurcrs‘ Assn
clullou. This article contained all ur-
rny oi liuurcs, the accuracy of which
can probably be easily established. llc
shows that liuuiiury’s mull-r rate for
water is ii 2-3 cents pcr i,lloll uallous.
as compared with the mic of f. cculs
charged b_\ South Norwulk. nod iroul
lhcsc l‘ucls llc lulslcuds us to the con»
cluslou that lluubury charges on lac.
lol'lt-s more for wait-r than is clungud
Iil‘l'i'. . .
Mr, Smith llkos int-ts, ulul lhc inctsi
uh- thul llanluu‘y does not luolcr llwi
water used in her hat factories, but
glws tbcm all the \A’Siit'l‘ they want at
a llul rule of about tluu per year.
According to Mr. Smith's figures us to
thc amount of wulcr used per dozen
huts. the also» rate would iiuoru out
cousldcrubly loss than who twnt pcr
Lllilii gallons. 'l‘bls absurdly Iou' rule is
lliillIt' lo illtlllf‘t‘ inclorics lo Incutu lu
MISSING uArwlerUNo.
Several Articles Supposed to Have Be.
longed to Murdered Shelton Wo-
man Discovered Monday.
SillCi/TUN. Nov. 2i.'“"A womans
hat. muffler and side comb, idcnlllied
us the propcrly of the woman whose
body was found last October lying bull
in the water of the brook at ludlun
Well, were found Monday afternoon.
along the banks of the stream not far
from where the body lay. in the but
was lound a piece of a New York ncws-
paper bearing the date of August. L'l.
which leads tho authorities to the be-
lu-r that the body ba‘pot lain in the
plan as long as was I first supposed.
The mystery of the woman's identity
has not yet been cleared up.
CABLE GUCCEEDU M'HARG.
\k'AHIlINOTON. Nov. 34.~ Allur ml
lnlcrvlcw with Presldcnl 'l'utl this
morning. Senator (fallout. of llllnola.
announced that llcuiam | it, t'able, an
attorney of i‘liicngo, it laid in) appoint‘
cd assistant socrc'a y“ of tiommm
and Labor. to Hlli‘i't‘dl Ormsby Mc~
Hutu. whose l‘tmlt‘lmlliill has bt‘i‘tl
pcudiuu lot mow than two months.
Sl'ilnitit' t‘uiiom ll't ; a number of for-
mal l‘llillll‘Hi‘lliPlilr Mr (‘ulilc with
lluubul'y. {or liuubul‘y l't'IIi‘i-i lul ilw
pl‘ospcl‘lil‘ no lie l‘uclul‘u-s lulbcr luau
on its "fossils."
Yours truly.
Ait'l‘lll'li I..\\\‘ltl€‘.\'t'l~i
(Inc of lill‘ busllikld IIlllslwlI lul'
haud-qudc ululcluczlr Iv; llli‘ t‘lllItl‘uIII i
clcd scallop around loci: and anus;
eye. !
r-lll' ‘
the president and . H‘l‘l'i‘ that he
was a good lit-poi ... ..Il the way
liirnuuli,
A .i :ulllfdi} ship 7 'rl-cl Klili ion! a
pin . . way illilt~ :ui: chub liulshcd
..2.: dull. rt-‘cn tuolrc silk to
\W- liJll .i:li‘ll iilliit‘ iii ill” \i‘ultiiilllt'
\‘.ilt‘ lIlI‘ li.lllllvl|i .. Ifmit‘lll'll \i‘llll
luv Lilac iuillnm. oi lin- cloth.
THANKSGIVING
SPECIALS
Mixed Nuts, 10c a
25c and
English Walnuts,
1b.; and 2 lbs. for
15c a ll).
18¢ per lb. and
2 lbs. 'for 25c.
Pecans. per 11). .............. the
Brazil. per lb. .............. too
2 qts. Hickory Nuts .. ..25c
Paper Shell Almonds. per lb.. .2sc
3 lbs. Prunes .......... .. . . .25c
2 lbs. Large Prunes ...... ..25c
1 lb. Dried Peaches .........roc
l lb. Dried Apricots .........15c
Layer Figs. per lb. ..........15c
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat......asc
3 pkgs. None Such Mince
Meat .. ...25c
..... .0...o-.c.
New Comb l-loncy . . .. ...... soc
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ....... 25c
2 pkgs. Health Brand Raisins.25c
3 lbs. Not-a~Sced Raisins....25c
3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins .nsc
Fancy Table Raisins, per lb.. .15C
3 pkgs. Cleaned Currants . . . .a5c
Citron.pcr lb. ..............aoc
Lemon and Orange Peel. lb.. .151:
3 qts. Cranberries ..........25c
Fancy Cranberries . . . . . . . . . .mc
Malaga Grapes, per lb. ......15c
Sweet Cider. gal. ...........35c
Plum Pudding. per can. .10 8: use
Apples, per peck, 35c and up.
Oranges. doz. ....a5. 30. 35. 40c
Large assortment of Celery. Spin-
ach. Sweet Potatoes. Tumips and Cauliflower. All kinds of new
Buckwheat and Pancake Flour.
United GroceryCo
:0 NORTH MAIN STREET
my...“ mm -u‘ go...—
PHONE 143
THII OTORI WILL CLOGI ALL DAY THURSDAY. NOV. 29TH.
vuv cur eurrss. a pound
“URI LAID. I Nimd f. . ..
i PKGO. IMUINI ffir
3 PKGO. INDIAN?! for
IXTNA ”NI POTATOII .. . . . .
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not. .....
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. nIIOQOIOIOQOQ| ”I
Iceblelllllllllliuus
The Great tar Tea
Wmhmxuuelublh
From, 7 to
9 o'Clock
Tonight, up to the closing hour,
wants. On account of closing all day tomorrow,
Values for
Thanksgiving Eve
From 7 to
9 o'Clock
our thoroughly equipped store is ready to serve your man}
we will keep open until 9 o’clock tonight.
The Greatest Sale of Housefumishings in the History
of The Norwalks Is Now. in Full BlaSt
Your needs in this department can be had at a saving of a half and in many cases more
Suggestions
: $1.95 Wais‘ts, $1.00
White Lawn and Lingerie “aisle,
and lace trimmed. all new winter modt
FROM 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK.
75c Knit Underskl
All \\‘ooi Knit lndcrskirl. made
ulllt H‘ililiiilt‘il edges, all coll’lrs; regular price 23c.
FROM 7 TO 9, 15c
than a half. '
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in Other Departments
$1.00 Gloves, 890
Women's lilunulsh Gloves. in tans only, all sizes;
otugrcguiar “.00 quallly.
FROM 7 TO 9, 89c
Sc Handkerchiefs, 2c
Children‘s White Hcmstltchcd Handkerchiefs, reg-
ularly sold at 3c each.
FROM 7 TO 9. 2c
embroidered
lls. All sixes.
$100
rt, 15c
niuc and lull
$1.259 Petticoats,
lilack Suit-cu l‘ciiit‘onls. lustrous
with cxtru dust ruffle; regular price. 3
FROM 7 TO 9, 89¢
S90 Nightawns, 40;
i4‘launclcllu Night Dresses of good
uvlcttc, lll while only; regular prlcofifm,
FROM 7 TO 9, 46c
250 Corset Covers, 17c
Muslin (‘orsct i‘ovcrs, lace and l‘lllllrtlitll'i“) trim-
thcd. all silos; regular pl‘icc 25c.
FROM 7 T0 9. We
89c
finish,
I313.
50c Shirts and Drawers,
39c
lion's extra heavy Fleeccd Lined Shirts and
liruwv-rtx. sizes from Kit to M inohcs; regular prlco
' ' FROM 7 TO 9. 39c
39c Shirts and Pants, 250
Ladies-1' heavy l‘lblu-d lv‘lccced Shirts and Pants,
always sold at 39c.
FROM 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK. 390
made
quality l"l;lu~
$1.00 was Bags, 89¢
Walrus. emu and Morocco Leather \\‘rlsl Hugs.
lnuin- or lcnlllcr lined. llllcd ullll p
Slliu qualll).
FRl‘M 7 TO 9, l8e
Ili‘I, :«l‘lJ'fi lrnlu -l to It l‘t'urs; l‘t‘liilllii‘
\ alum
7 10
50c Flannel Night
440
Men's llullug ii‘luuucl Night Shirts, silos irom H
to ill. regular pricc idle.
FROM 7 T0 9. 44¢
50c blouses, 190....
lloys' School lilouscs, luudu ol‘ I‘crcuic mid l-‘Iuil-
9 unlock. 19c.
lZic Socks, 9c
Men's lilack Socks, 12%0 value. "
FROM 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK, 9c PAIR
lllw: regular
Edward S l f
T 'l t Art' 1
ltublloum. Sozudonl and ilr. Lyous' Tooth POW-
." ’ dcr, regularly sold at lilo. .............. 160
"v "I“! "U“ i‘usluo Iiilili‘l'llliiii Soap ........................ 60
WNW (‘itbilli‘ .............................. ....3c
Notions
27a- Ladle-24‘ Four~itrliaud \‘i'ashable Tles.......12'/go
3c l‘in i‘ubce. 100 to a cube ....... ........So
l'Jc omnlucb l-llustlc \\’cbblug, pink and blue. at..7c yd.
Shirts,
on...
5c .lulln English Nccdie Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
zinc (‘olumbia Yarn Hooks for crochetlng and
knitting ....................... ............190
(‘hll‘lon (‘ollar Mulndatlous. with cord ruchlng....8¢
SPECIAL NOTICE—Thursday's Sale will be held Friday. which means double values in ‘
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AFRAID OF BLACK HAND.
Reason Given by Italian Prisoner for
Carryln Loaded flevolver.
WA'I‘ltltlill ‘lY, Nov. 24.~«.loscph
ltlch, an liailau. was fined $35 and
costs in the city court yesterday
by Judge McMahon. for carrying cen-
cealod weapons. Rich informed the
court that he has been in the habit of
carrying a loaded revolver for two
years lccause he had been told that
members of the Black lland Word in
the vicinity. Rich said he was in fear
of the society. and consequently car-
ried a gun. lie pulled a loaded revol-
vcr from his pocket. at the corner of
Fifth and South lwnnrd streets a few
nights also. being angered by the re-
mark of a crowd of boys. Assistant
Porsccuilug Attorney John alumni:
slated to the court that there have
been several murders committed Jolt
became of foreigners cumin! W‘
reeled weapons. Ina recompiled
that Rich in severely Baum.
'l‘hm are so few «ma who have
full mull
new
A.F.Beckmana&Co.’s
795c Bottle WHISKIES
all the departments.
RE.
llNKSfllllllll a [RINGS
21 GTS. CAIN COD ORANIIIRlu for “25¢
VSRY IIIT MIXID NUTC, pic pound
PANGY le LAVII nos, per pound ...20a
le ORANGI 0R LIMON PIIL. lb.».........................2°°
FANCY le 0iTRON,pei-p0und c.200
DURKI‘I CAD! on Ti-lvhilinr can ... 70
95c Bottle
Monogram Rye. all Valley. Old Overhelt. Green liver. Chem
lye. "tetra m Weeding Within“. m www.mlle
aummmnm museums-suing
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