~mm—o—i
Alt-lease tar Tester-m .4.
6:56; nets 431.
y 13:95 a.m.
A MY'NOTICES
IONIO DIRECTORY
”mass“ 1'. and A. M.
Building. South
1st and at! Tuesday of
. oaths-duly and August ex-
AII Master
I cordially invited. Frederick
, .W. M. Robert I. Wilcox.
thptsn No. 88. R. A.M
thin Masonic Building. South
., direct, 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
m month-duly and August ex-
ist-at 8 o clock. All Royal Area
In cordially invited. Charles I‘
EH. P. Robert M. Wilcox. 8a.
CALL
Wilma Department
Business Department
.544 «Av-Branch Ol'l‘iee, Not-walk
, A—E'dltor'a Residence
wClty Editor's Residence
. tay on the farm" is President
's advice. Doubtless excellent
eel for many thousands of people.
i’. it W. H. '1‘. had gone to a farm In
Width and stayed there this same
. Vice from ills lips would not today
occupying the attention of so many
his countrymen.
Not many" people who are in the
lilt‘of going to bed at a soasonable
hour stayed up last night to see the
otai eclipse of the moon but the head
’oillce boy says there are many men
“window in eclipse every night when
they go to bed.
0......—
Why not call Bwana Tumbo home
from Africa and set him on the trail
of that little shrimp Zelaya down in
Nicaragua!
Q...“
_. The investigation or the milk trust
in‘New York is naturally to learn
“39“? about the milky way.
. ———-————._..._.__..___
REASONS FOR PARCELS POST.
A striking illustration of how eit-
press companies work the people lice
‘1; In the fact that the directors of Wells
. Fargo & Co. express have just arrang
. - ed tor a dividend of $300 cash on each
3'100 share of It stock, and also for an
increase or its capital stock, from $8.-
000 .000 to $24 000 000 The poor stock-
holders 'fl $’l 000 000 cash and the
rlltht to oiiIISC ribc for the new stock at
All this in addition which niouc
w‘vsldélmake the stock a splendid in-
vestment.
There arc Inany reasons which can
be given why the govcrnmcnl. should
not take over the control or carrying
lines but the allow statement in a tro-
mcndous argument. In favor of a gov-
ernment parcels pest that shall Include
all matter now carried by express cont
panics, and furnishes a good reason
why, when a more llhcrni pnrccis post
law is proposcd, It should he so vigor
Duply oppoacd, and also gives a strong
clue as to where such omiosiiion origi-
nates. if exprcss companies are to be
allowed to conilnuc in business they
should Ilc under a supervision llmi.
while allowing them liberal dividends
on bonailde lnvcstmculs would at thc
\.
Slime time give the people sorricc at:
much less than the present.
Waterbury Republican.
mica——
IIOTH liRTHDAY OF THE BAND-
WICH.
Neither the busy man who munchcs
a sandwich at noon nor the night owl
who toys with one at midnight over
thinlta to ask the lunch room man why
It is called a sandwich. Probably the
lunch room man cmild not tell if asked.
Accordion. to tradition, the sandwich
will celobraw Ila lriilth birthday this
year.
who was an inveterate card-player.
was having a quiet doom, and minor
titan break It up for refreshments, he
I had his servant» bring him a slice of
meat between two silooa of bread. that
he might continue to play whllo he
Hill. The. idea became popular and the
new dish llf il in propor to call it sol
1 Ivan named alim- its lordly inventor.
a ' That Is the story, but it is very
I ntrsune if no busy man with an uppe
film on him. thought of putting his
' meat between bread until l7hll.~—Wat-
-erhury Republican.
”mm“. .. “Maw“-..
W
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
One of the strangest things in tho
World is how long a young man can
ughl'lotise on the comet without. learn-
in. how to play it. wDalian News
0—-
Women may be employed by the
Minn bureau Io canvass (or the liliii
numerstion. That's great. What a
Allies to ask questions and find out
4, about your IlcigillmraI~Br1dgoport
“A
0...
, William Howard Taft Is the star on
. 11mm of this country. iio says he
' “expects great things from the next.
W of congress."-~Waahinglou
WHNING BENTINE: TELEPHONE
MUSICAL
CHORUSM‘D be joyful"
CHORUS~ "0 be amiable"
ORGAN I‘OSTIN‘IIIC-w '
the opening, by Rabbi Wise.
of these great movements.
and tolcphonos In connection with the
postal serviceml’hlladclphia liccord.
Sitting disrobcd in licr ccll, rclusing
to don prison garb, and trying to sing
"The liliii'acillnisc." Ihc sulfragci who
assaulted Winston Churchill with a
dog whip is sold to be in a rcry worm
frame of mind. 'l‘lic lcnst hcr lullors
might. do is to scnd her in u cnltc ol
lcc.~--Spriugi‘1cld llnlou
.M.”~.. __
IIIIIIIIN PNSIEIIS
1111 III I’lSIiii
Billhoards Will Be Used in Truth
I’rcvcniion oI 'I‘uIlcrcqusis
—.._
I’rcpnrnllons have been poorly cont
plctcd for tho beginning of lhc million
dollar poster ciunpnlgn aunuisi Iubcr
I'llIllb'IIi which will In: cnrrlcil on Joint
1y by the National {or
the Study anti i'rcrcullon oi ’l‘ubcr
culoais, iIlI' Assoclnlcd lilll I’oaIi-rs
Association
'tlou oi 'l‘uliorculoais space on all
In 1759, the uni-i of sandwiuh.‘
and Distributors of Amcricn and tho
l'osicr l'rlutcrs‘ Association of IIII‘
I‘Ililcd Sluice.
The campaign is on outcome of tho
Inst convention of IIII‘ lliii l'oulors, iii
:Wlllt‘ll iIlIIi' n rcsolulion was udopll-d
grunting lrec oI' charge to tho Naiionnl
Association of the Study and l’revon-
of
thc billboards couiroilvtl by lllla or-
ganization. located in 11,400 towns and
villages oi the country. The anionul
Association was at. oncc conirontod
with tho iillllcniiy of accepting the
acncroun pil'i oi lilo lllli l‘oslcru, biu
collar of the luck of funds to carry
out the program proposed. The Post.
or l’rinicrs offcrcd to print all of tho
poaicrii lrco of charge. but the problem
01' paper was such a large one. Involv-
lmr so many tllmianud tiilllnl'a that the
National Association was obliged to
appeal in paper manufacturers In all
parts of tho linilcd Hinton. As a rc
suit of ”war rcqncain anilicicut paper
has bot-u l‘i'l‘t'h’i‘II to start, prinllnn
”1.000 poatcra. 'l‘llc akctchca for the
designs have also been solicited from
prominent artists In and around New
York city.
Through the generosity or those dil-
I'nrent groups. the National Aaaoclu-
lion Is able to Inaugurals ono oi the
In?“ bill landing campaigns ever
an el'taken by a philanthropic organi-
zation. if unliiolont paper In procured.
a million poslors will be pasted on bill-
boards in every state In tho llnlon.
The posters will be ll feet long and
7 feet wide. and will be printed In
several onlorn. Posters are designed
to show graphically how consumption
can be cured and prevented. 'l‘boy
will be distributed through the local
and stain anti-tuberculosis aasooiatloua
and through individuals interested In
the tll‘lllfllllt' against this disease In all
parts of the llnited States.
HOSPITAL WHIST CLUB.
The Hospital Whist Club. met with
Mrs. James Paul of Grove street. The
ion Iona H. yards. Wm mus.
Preceding Ihe Lecture and Beginning at 7:20 o'Clock
ORGAN AND ORCHESTRA anrch l‘rom 'l'uuuhuusi-r.\\'ni;ncr
-'1‘hc Largo .............. llnndci
Cl‘lOltllS—Jh‘lng aloud unto God" .................... I'tfll‘CI.‘ ‘
ORGAN ANI) ()III‘HIdS'I‘iiAmwl'JIII' ii‘csli.‘ lit-r3.
Following the Lecture
next meeting will be an evening soc ‘
'lal‘. misnomer tom at: tins home or
proper newnsnlm‘eat tor the hassles
ct
’ Pll - illiillll iii Riiiilll’illill
WHICH ?
A Study of the New Social Censciousness
AT THE
SUNDAY EVENING INSIIIIIII
THE SPEAKER WILL BE
Frederick Lynch, of New York City,
President of the Scandinavian-American Society. Director of the New
York Peace Society, and Leader in all Great Social Movements
II IIII SIIIIIH NiIIIWNIII CNNNRINAIINNII NNIIIIIIN
PROGRAM
......................... I“ 11‘ id
....................... lluruhy
ilnnilci
The institute. tomorrow evening, will return to the note struck at
The people of our modern democratic
life are animated by new feelings, new hopes, new upliftings. Mr
Lynch has proved to be one of the interpreters. guides and prophets
He will set them forth at
The Sunday Evening Inéiitute
WWMWWM
CENTRAL HOTEL
FINE ROOMS
iiy day or week. Simon hcaicti. hot
and cold watt-r. bulbs, pus and oicciric
light. l"inc nlry rooms. I‘riccs rcn-
sonnblc.
The 0.91 Stocked Cafe in Town
Willi nil ihc loading broods Willi-s and
\\'lilsklcs. 'l‘r) our I.iilli‘l‘ or All‘, it lb
lilc III‘I‘II. $1 Misc, 24 lnililca. Ik'IIIt‘l'}
to your homo. i‘ai. Wino, 'a’Iic. gal.
J. a L. DISESA, Props.
Cor. Monroe A Chestnut Sta. Tel. 151-3
-5-
WNIBN
ORA
SliNil Rliil m.
I‘ZIIlu-i n o u 1 II
Innkc nu c\cci-
icul ximts pill. I how a hnndsomc
IIIII‘.
R. NOACK
36 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
FORESTERS GIVE A DANCE.
Svec's Orchestra Furnlsnes Music for
the second Event in the Series.
The sccoml III the arrive or dam-ca
lining hold (oi'lniablii‘ in I“I’I'I'NII‘I"lu
Hall in llnllroaii iiH‘Illll‘, utnlcr Illl‘
nuspiccs joinlly ol (fouri Muhnckcmo
uml (lourl I'lduiondo llr Amicin, wus-
III‘ItI IIII‘l‘i' laai cvcnlup. in. II, It
“'vtll in thc chairman of thc commit
lci' fioln Ilu- two loduca.
Lust owning as was IIII‘ cash at Ibu-
iIIllI' ol' IIII‘ first dance. tiia- floor was
IIIIl‘iI Mill a wry enjoyable i‘l’i'llllll‘.
iIf‘i'I'IIIIII‘ll. hilt-t n IIltIlI‘HIIiI ltuulail
oil mush the dancing tontluuiug uu
iii midnight
UNGVARYn-HUNKO.
80th Norwaik Young People Married
In St. Joseph's Church.
iiivplwu lluuvary and Miss It'llzir
iwlli llnuko wm- prcitlly married at II
o‘clock this mornltm nI tit. .loaoph's
(llnu'ch by the Rev. li‘alhor James II.
Mllilwil. m Ilnu icclor of the church.
The” wmc six mcmncra in the pin
Iy which nlutnl up with the bride and
ammo including the Misses Thoreau
Kotona. Annie llngvary and Bertha
Boldlanr. and tho Messrs. John Una.
vary. William Kopauo and Alexander
’l‘rumpci.
A reception followed and the bride
and groom will take up their rcsidonrc
in a new house which has been built
for them.
NEW ORLEANS TO GET ATHLETIC
M ET
I 0
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.wil‘ollow~
log a man meeting of athletes, hual.
nesa men and city officials bore. last
night at which thur rounlaitu amount
of money was l‘iilliell ihcro was for
wanted to President llrowu. of Chico-
go, a formal acceptance or the holdlna
of the National Amateur Athletic lln.
ion games at New Orleans. in Octo-
licr, 11110.
CHIIUI‘OH O F,
FOR FLETCHER'S.
CAstmA
The huge. draped turban seems the
$1.00 Waiéts, 79c
and straight effects; all
Regular price 31.00.
FROM 7 UNTIL‘ 10 P.
Womcil's White Lingerie Waists.
embroidered and lace styles. yoke
sizes.
M-r It 790.
Saturday Night Specials
These Saturday Night Specials Have the Tnue Ring of Economy.
They Are Genuine Money Savers.
$1.00 Corsets, 59c
All styles and makes of Wom-
en's Corsets. Including the F. P..
American Lady. C. B., R, & CI, etc..
few sizes in each style. Regular
$1.00 quality.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10 P. M., 59c.
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
25c Veiling, 19c
All the newest meshes In black
and colored Face Veillngs; regu-
larly sold at 25c yard.
17c ToWeis, 100
Huck Towels, with red borders,
extra large size, fine quality;
regular 17c value. .5
FROM 7 UNTIL' 10 P. M., 190. FROM 7 UNTIL 10, 100.
25c Ribbed Corset
Covers, 19c
lovers, high neck,
25c quality.
FROM r UNTIL 10, 19c.
Medium Weight Ribbed Corset
long sleeves;
Extra
25c Box of Ruching,
16c
(‘hlfton ituchlng. 3 plcccs to a
box, while only; regular [like "So
box.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10, 166.
DO NOT MISS IT.
THE BOSTON STORE
Extra
The Great Sale of the Season in Housefurnishings
WILL SOON BE A THING Oi“ T1113. PAST. TONIGHT. ALL DAY MONDAY AND ALL DAY TUESDAY THE SAME
GIFT PRICES PREVAIL. .‘
$1.10 Tea Kettle,
79c.
Solid Copper Nickel Plated Tea
Kettles; regular price $1.10.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10, 79c.
98c Roasting Pans,
79c
Large Size Roasting Pans. made
of heavy Russia iron; regular
price 98c.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10, 7%.
Extra
DO NOT MISS IT
lllllllllllllllli
MUSIC HALL
connencmo
Thursday. November 25m
Special Matinee ’I hanksgiving
HARLAN. KNIGHT O CO.
"The Chain Lino"
THE RAYMONDB
Comedy “(Irish
3 PERR‘i f‘ "2L8
KELLER
SIGNOR PICCINNI
PHASMA
The Goddess 01 Light
SNITZ. EDWARS a CO.
In
'The Discovery of the North Pole"!
MATINEE WEDNESNIAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Children ...... 5c. Adults ....... 10c
NIGHT ............... 10 and 20:
AT THE
ARMORY
Monday Night
DANCING
ANOTHER INJURED lN SHOOTING.
Others in Williamson. West Virginia,
Killed Mother and Daughter Yes-
terday.
WILLIAM, \‘l’. \'u.. Nov. 27.~»~'l‘hnl at
third pcrson wnn shot in the Christian
and l'lanlcln families, near Devon.
Minso (.lounty. 'l‘hurnday, becunn-
known when a physician waa sum-
moned to attend .llm [innit-la at. the
homo or his brotin'r. 'I‘ho wuund may
rcnnlt fatally.
In Ibo cvcni of bid di-uih llirco ilii‘lll-
born of tho Daniela family will have
been wiped out no the result of this
latest loud bulllo Mrs. (lharioa ilun-
Ivln and her Hlxlccnyoar-olti daughter
worn shot to death.
Kentucky oIIIi-ora have refrained
from approaching the llaniols homo
since the light. or two days ago. know-
ing that It means more bloodshed.
' Information point-d today points to
the possibility that iwo of the largest
and most. highly reapociod fmnlilon of
Minna county may become Involved In
the food.
The Daniels nun-rind Into the Cline
inniliica, anus and daughters of (ion-
fcdcrntc volornus. They are the Don-
condnnta of lhc' pioneer settlers of
Minna County. Ilpon the other side
In alignod cloiw kin of the tiatllelvla.
W
SHEPHERMOLI.
Mlus Myrtle M. (idle and Arthur 1".
Shepherd. both of Norwalk, were
quietly married “butt evening at B
o‘olmk. at the parsonage or the titnilh
Norwaiit Baptist church. The Rev.
Hugh 3. Oarpeulsr anointed. The
mourn II a blacksmith. employed In
Water street. South flmik. Ir. and
Mrs. lhepheni will him their hosts
i
WOMWW“
A Great
Coffee
At 21
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
In the reach of all. good enough
for anybody—-
NOur 250 Blend
equals that sold by dealers ordi-
narily for 35c or 40.2. We keep
the standard up to the top notch
year aher year, because we han-
dle it entirely from the time It
leaves the bush until It Is pun
chased by our customers.
3 :You are sure 01 meet quai-
ily for your money here
The Union Pacific
Tea Co,
128 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
FREE DELIVERY
Headquarters lor Sugar
W.OOQOQW
Get More Than Your
Money’s Worth
our DAY our
Saturday
BIG SALE OF
CARPETS
Regular lidc lnm‘aina. tiniurday. . . .37e
ltouular 75c iIrusscls. Saturday. . . .soc
$1.25 Itemnnnts, Saturday. . .i. . . . . .liOc
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUOI FURNISHIN
I. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITO-i
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk smut Ollie; of
The Evening Sentinel
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Aiewelsdarnanaatboitinflaniam
nunsrtentesmenttpnttlasileat
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Silllliliil hint SP iii
A.F.Beckmann&Co.’s
UNEEDA BISCUIT. ZU ZUS OR LEMON COOKIES, pkg. ........ 4c
GOLD ROCK BRAND CORN (Regular Price 13c), can ........... loo
3 CANS BLACKISTON BRAND TOMATOES for . ............... 25c
BECKMANN'8 BEST OR BAKER'S COCOA, can ............... 19c
BAKER'S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE, per lb. .................... 35¢
3o Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best
00 Stumps will] 1 ll). Very licsi
’I‘cn ....................... (‘ol'fm .................... 35c
{to Stumps \\ ith 1 lb. Fancy .lli Stamps u ith 1 lb. Mo Ka
'l‘rd ....................... 50c (‘oli‘cc ..................... 35c
2:. .iiinnps with lg, lb. \‘ci'y 2.3 Stumps with 1 lb. (‘.ott‘cc.,.30c
Iii-st 'I‘cu .................. 30c ‘JU Stamps with pg lb. Fancy
:o Stamps will: 1 III. t‘oi’fcc...25c 'l‘t'u ....................... 25c
Headquarters for Fine Line Wines and Liquors
ilc \ i Icnth Brandy .......... Iinffy's Molt Whiskey ....85c bot.
50c 85c, $1. 25 bot licnblciu's Club Cocktails....
Wilma or Monogram “his $1.00 bot.
III') ................... 95c bot. Tuzor Cocktails ....... $1.00 bot.
Nix-It's or (‘row or (m rholi... Charles 6‘; Co.'s Cocklaiis
$1.00 bot. 400, 75c bot.
Iii invlt'e. (lid ’l‘oni (lin...90c bot. lint-Ii and Rye (for coidsl .. .
Gordon III‘_\‘ (Iln ......... 9°C bot. $1.00 bot.
t‘icnic In. Ml‘llilil' ........... Ilulg & llnig Scotch Whiskcy..
50c, 75c. $1.30 bot. $1.35 bot.
83 and 85 Washington St.
@ srrC’iALs @4
VERY BEST BUTTER. a pound ....................... .
Phone 440
.......... ... 35c
pone LARD. a Pound ................................... ...... 15..
3 was. nmsms for ....................... , ..... . ....... 25c
3 PKGS. cunnAN'rs tor ............................................ 25c
exrna FINE Poraroae .......................... peck, 25c; bushel 90c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 87.. SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. NO. 000. FREE DELIVERY.
United Grocery Co
no NORTH MAIN STREET , PHONE 143
. Mam--- . ....
To e'l'UDY VOLCANOE EUPTIONS.
NAPLES. Nov. 27.——I~‘rank A. Parrot,
the American volcanoloxist. left here
today for the Island at 'i‘enerille.
where he will study the eruptions
which are taking place and compam
the phenomena with those at Mounts
Vesuvius and titan.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED M
Depusih Jane 29. I909. sass ones most scene. "‘7,
AT v . .-
”‘3': .112“... xfinggnwmz‘,“ on “many:
I“. m I.
w. A. w W pints Ciel Mots at
kfiMQM.
Norwalk Chronicler