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‘ ”NO OF VETERANS , .
W. I. CHANCELLOB.
. IMAIONIC DIRECTORY
Bassist Communication or Old
”M N0. 108. F. Ind A. M., will
hold "at its rooms. Nov. 80th, at 8
. p. m. Work. Master Mason
4 o. fellowod by a turkey supper. All
_ r’iiMlsons eardisliy and frater-
filly invited.
Fraternity yours,
NOIIERT M. WILCOX. Boc’y.
WNINO CENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS ‘
, lM—wNows Department .
Mam-Business Department
M --lrench Office. Norwalk‘
. --E,dltor's Residence
. -CIty Editor's Residence
‘ . onowmo FAST.
he reorganized and rejuvenated
‘ orchauts‘ and Manufacturers’ Assoc-
lotion to growing and is growing fast.
it week alone, the membership has
. till about 100 per cent. and the lim-
it a not anywhere near reached. This
‘ "isureiy a magnificent expression of
I ’proval of the movement to bring
lit a business association that would
be representative of the city and
cold do everything in its power to
rturtherthe community's interest. From
the very first day the suggestion was
made In The Sentinel that a meeting
of the association be held to reorgan-
. ise. the proposition met with favor.
,‘ The Merchants' and Manufacturers“
Association. in the new life it has
taken on. proposes to be broad and
. , liberal and to be an important factor
7 In the city’s life. Already it has com-
' mittees at work on various matters
including membership and the batting
situation and others will be appointed
. at the annual meeting to be held Fri-
day night. when omcers of the associa-
tion will be elected for the ensuing
Wyear.
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if. ;W0ndcr if It will take as long to
build the new skyscrapper municipal
building in New York city as some
' other public buildings? The new struc-
ture‘s foundations have been in prog-
tor mouths and yesterday the.
{1" BMW estimate approved the plans
‘ for the building. which will cost 37,-
500.000, exclusive of a $3,000,000 slic.
and will be located at the entrance to
the Brooklyn bridge. 'I‘hc great struc-
ture will house the city omces now 10-
,catcd all about the city and will be
650 foot high. ‘
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Alabama decided yesterday that she
wants liquor, the prohibition amend!
ment falling to pass by some 12,900 to
, £0,000 votes. Never in years, accord-
” his to the. telegraph despair-hos, has
feeling run so high at an election.
Hundreds of people crowdcd around
polling places and lights were so num-
erous that track of them could not be
kept.
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Now that ucroplsncs are about to
become such a common sight. the kind
of a warning signal they are to signal
their approach with should be settled.
An auto horn might do, but then that
hardly seems to ho just the thing.
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CANNON AND THE INSURGENTS.
Speaker Gannon is “loaded for b'ur."
Ind proposes to light the "insurgents
Just us he would tight lirynn." There
to coins to be a veritable monkey and
parrot time when Congress sits again.
and Uncle Joe has his war paint on
In thick layers, says The iiartlord
Pout.
Connecticut will have u apociul in.
temsi In the colnlnx congressional
Donnybrook, by reason of the fact. that
Gouxrossmun II). .I. Hill. of tho ir‘ourth
‘ District. In lisiod amonu tho Insnr~
nuts. whose lnanrlglnx iinz given pur-
iiouisr offense to the mild'mannored
and soil-spoken incumbent of the
water's chair. it has been related
that once upon a limo ()onsressmun
Hill. some out or his usual serenity
by a pointed personal allusion on the
part of the speaker. waltsod up to
'Unole Cour. shook his list under the
Imperial nose and got an ample apol-
ogy on the amt.
‘ but there Was on kissing and mak-
iii‘ up. On the contrary, llnclo .lo~
“soon never neglected an opportunity
o. rub it Into the sensitive epidermis
oil the Norwslk gentlemen. and snub-
bed ind shouted him systematically In
looking up Important, committees and
Minis-sinus. iiiil. he hasn't been able
"to either race or walk over that Hill.
‘ slide Hill, with the root of the In-
‘ limit“ is to be regarded as an en-
- litmy and treated accordingly. He Is
‘ii dlltlnlulshed company. however.
.. ‘ho list of insurgents has been corn-
MIQ this is It:
7. Q , Hayes: Connecticut—-
3i]; Militia-Homer; iliinoIs-uWIison.
i“ . l leniency. Prince; Ions»
,3
’ A
Fowler Como. No. 48. meets
it
‘ first end-third Wednesdays" These are the its ubiicsn tatesmeu
N.‘ flail, Washington street. Dues. 9 a
Woods. am; Murdoch.
Noll-on: lowlands—Gordan.
layering: linoesots~stis. Stevens.
Nye. Lindbergh. Voisteso. miter.
dtoenersou; Nebraska-«Norris. illu-
sltew. Kinkald; New Jersey—Fowler;
New Yorkwli‘oeilter. Calder. Parsons.
Bennett: North Dakouéoronnd. Hon-
na; Ohio—Johnson. Hoiilngswcrth;
Tanner—Austin; Wisconsin~Coo~
per, Nelson, Kenn. Cory. Tsoob. Dav-
idson. Morse, Lenroot. ‘
who oppose ozarlsm In,Congress. and
N Commander. whom the our of the speaker's chair
proposes to fight as he would tight
Bryan. And it's going to make an In-
teresting session of the next congres-
sional term.
MIBTAKEN MEN.
The world is full of mistaken men--
men who have not done what they
were best suited for. The world is
full of unhappy men, who are unhappy
perhaps because they have no inter-
ests outside of their narrow visions.
They are but for fortune and have
nothing to do when the fortune Is
won. It is against this theory, these
men. that, the college combats. ’i'o
educate a man is to make him more
than a mere money-making machine——
Elihu Root.
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iHRiIiiiiEli iii MURDER
lHEiR Willi
(Continued from First Page.)
stable wronched it out of his hands.
The furniture about the house was
smashed and the house was In a. gen-
erally topsy turvy condition from the
destructive work of the drink erased
man. ills terrible rage had finally
reached a point where his wife had to
send {or help. The landlord wars so
disgusted with linsh that he had al.
ready served a dispossosa notice on
him. The man when sober Is a iirsi-
class workman. like people of this sort
are.
The oiilcers realized that they hud
a job on hand to get iinsh to the po‘
lice station. but they set about it. To
get the man's hat and coat on hllil in
ills thrashings was Impossible. so they
sinricd of! with him in his shirt
alcoves. They could keep him on his
feet alter a fashion part of the time.
but for a good part of the distance
over to police headquarters in Iluvi~
land street they had to practically
carry tho mun, he in the ineautlme not
realizing very much of what was go
Indg on about him. When he was
locked up in one or the cages. liush
raved like a crazy man and seomcd
close to thc dciirlnm trcmons,
Mrs. Bush was in a highly ucrrous
state from inc sci-ions strain in which
she had bccn subjected at the hour-c.
The case of iiush will come boron,-
tho police court tomorrow morning.
JUDGE LOCKWOOD WAS BUSY.
Had Four Cases In the Norwalk Side
of the Court Today.
A lillllllii‘l' or cnscs cnnic up “More
.luduo Lockwood this morning.
John Sullivan, who itovc no pinci- or
residence, was arrested late yesterday
afternoon [or intoxication. begging and
abnsivc language sml violence to tbnsc
who refused to give him nionoy or
food. It was claimed by u number of
Main sircot merchants flint Sullivan
new. one». ones. Kendall.“
came into their stores begging, and
whch rcluscd ho spit ui ilicm Also
that he used uncalled for language
about a young lady clerk. Sullivan pm
In a general ricnlnl. although ho no
kuowiodgod that he had been drinking. I
lie was scnicncod to tho county lull
at Ilrlduoport for thirty days and costs
for being an ldlo person. and thirty
days more for creating it disturbance.
i deerd Higgins. who claimed to ho
a veteran of the Civil War. was arrest-
|od last night for being Intoxicated. lio‘
”claimed that ho only struck his tori
against an obstruction and fell down
Ilia cusc was continued, providing that ‘
hc rotnru in tho biolrllors‘ Home at
,Noroton. of which ho claimed at our
thuo hr was on tomato. .
A man. giving the panic or li‘rctl
‘Waisun. of iirldxcport. who was or
rested yesterday afternoon. was tho
next one. He claimed that ho was
simply ovorcomo with a few drinks.
and that ho had workcd at, one limo.
four months on tho stretch In liriilao-
port, and would try to do boiicr. lie
was given a half hour to not out of
town, und in go back to liriduoporif
whom he thought that ho ronidiiii‘l,
work.
The uuuc of Anna i-linkcu uuulnni
her husband. i'hiwnrd tiiokon, both ol
Bridgeport. was called. 'l‘lio couple
had linen married the llrst of the print-
ont year. They had had It number oi"
disagreements. They came to Norwalk
last Saturday and stopped with rain-
tlvon of Mrs. Stokes. In Smith street.
Mrs. Blokes claimed that yesterday
afternoon her husband had taken her
by tho throat and had threatened her
with a butcher knife. and if it. had
not been for her niece urnbblnu hold
or his arm iio would have done her
bodily Injury. Mr. litokoa‘ side of the
story was that ho had been drinking.
and that at the time his wife and niece
had been out all night. and in a iii of
temper. aided by the drinks. ho had
taken his wile by the throat. but he
could not remember taking the knife
to make an assault on her. ills worst
enemy was the misuse of liquor. llo
respected his wife. and If he had not
drunk ihui he would not have moiosind
her.
Judge Lockwood ssknd Stokes I! he
would promise not to lunch liquor for
the next six months. On his promise
to comply, on oath to that effect was
taken by him. and his case was con
tinned for tour weeks.
Mrs. Stokes will remain here who
relatives. and Mr. Stokes said that he
would so back to nriduuort and get
a position to work. and prepare a home
to:- his wits.
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Mug“ rd ‘
SPICEB. EXTRACTB,
WEDNESDAY.
BLUE PLATE *
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH -
TAPIOCA. CORNCTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
DECEMBER 1
CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
10c Package
Sovereign Poultry SeasOning
gives that tasty flavor to Poultry, Game and Stuffed Meats.
1 Check
, 126 liliilliiiiiilii .
SiRlli
85c l.l.lililillilill i n. ‘53:?"
Select Groceries. Wines and Liquors
8 CAN. CHOICE TOMATOES (Large Cans) for ................ 25¢
GOLD ROCK BRAND CORN (Regularly 13c). can ......... . ..... 10c
BECKMANN'S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. V2 ih. cake .......... 18c
NEW YARD DATES, per pound .
.................... ..........8c
2 LB. PACKAGE MONARCH BRAND OATMEAL ........ . ...... 10c
Extra Stamps with Our Popular Teas. Coffees, Spices, Etc.
George Ehret's Extra Beer. Case 24 Bottles. $1.15
I~‘im- (‘nlliornin Clnrci, gullon.90c
Finn (Tnliiorulu Port or Shcr~
ry. gal. ................... $1.00
Extra Filic (‘niilornlu i’ort.
$1.50
(lnnntiot Whiskey X. gallon. 42.00
Gauntlet Whiskey xxxx. gal—
lon . ..... .................3.00
Croswoll Whiskey (Curstalr's
Rye). gallon .............M.00
All the leading brands Champagnes. Closets. asuternes. vais
kies. Brandleo. Cordials, Bottled Beers. Ales. Mineral Waters, etc.,
etc.. at New York prices.
83 and 85 Washington Street Phone 440
intrusion
THE NEW
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112
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The Mystery of Ali Mysteries
COUNT CHILD AND THE MAID OF
MYSTERY
Ask any questions. She will answer you
JOE DEMINO I 00.
Presenting Seurl Allen's Original
Force
'THE TRAVELING MAN"
Big Cast 2 Scenes
1st Scenoo—Grand Central Station. NY.
2d Scene—Well. you'll be surprised
when you see it
WALLEY TRIO
Comedy Flip Flops
CARMEN SISTERS
Novelty Banloista
BLACK o JONES
Colored Entertainers
GLADYS VAN
Songs and Stories
NEW MOTION PICTURES
DUKE THEODOR DEAD.
llAi'lthii'l‘ll. liuvnriu, Nov. :io.~
lliilit‘ Kurl ’l‘hcodor. oi Iiiivurlu, dicil
today from kldncy troublc. liulto
It'nri ui-vor iiunrod promiucuily in
lllllliiti')’ or political affairs, but stndlml
‘iiii‘lili‘iili‘ and became a famous eye
slii'i'lulini. llr nuilntulnod sovcrnl pri-
\'nic hospitals, whom the poor wort"
irritiod iron and did much to Intro-
duco some sort of sanitation in the
‘llliiilt‘it oi the mountaineers. lio Was
the bond of thc diicnl line of tho liuv~
nriun lionsc. lini- of his sisters. the
Empress of Austria. was murdered In
(ionovu. Another sister married tho
linki- do Ali-con. and was burned to
dciith in tho I‘uriu Charlto lire. Ono
of his daughters Is the wile ofdlrown
Prince Albert, oi iioiginm. and another
dinnzhtcr nun-rind i’rlnco ltuppreoht. oi
liavarla. n gruntlson of lho l’rlncn Roi
mini, and who will succeed probably
to the throne upon the death or the
insane King Otto. ‘
BISHOP HENDRICKS DEAD.
MANILA. Nov. liII.-liisiiop 'l'. A.
Hendricks, ol' the diocese of (folio. diod
today of cholera. The bishop had boon
gravely ill {or several months. and u
brother recently coins born from New
York in the hope that he would be
iiiiiO to take the sick man home. There
have been a number of (ltllititi of chol-
crs at. Colin recently,
A very beautiful unit is n mixture in
which gray and the new raisin shade
appear together with rich effect. The
shawl-like rovers of the coat are in a
very dark raisin shade and reach quite
to the waist.
; anew-sis “nu-Lasagna Mm
V .
“intrusion
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WMUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORV.‘ ‘LK. CONN.
TOM KIRBY .... . Manager
lALL-STAR BILL
VAUDEVILLE
commascme
MONDAY, November 29th
America‘s Foremost Protean Artists
EDWIN KEOUOH A CO.
Assisted by Helen- Noison. in
"AMIBITION"
THE TWO AMERICAN MACKS
LE MARSHANDB
LOUISE CARVER and KITTY R088
The Greatest Hit in Vaudeville
LA BELLE ESTELITA
Assisted by Senor Garcia, “The Dancer
and the Toreador"
Direct tram the Hippodrome
NILLSEN'S AERIAL BALLET.
7 Girls Flying Through the Air and
Under the loo
DANCING Wednesday and Friday
Nights After the Performsncs
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND BAT-
URDAY
Children ...... 5c. Adults ..... ..10c
NIGHT ............ .....10 and 20c
AT THE
ARMORY
Monday Nightwrw
DANCING
“Am
Silver Toilet Set
would be most appropriate for "bur“
Xmas. Wo lNIVI‘ a nun line and tho
prices am right, too. Other Novelties
In tho .iowclry lilno. Call and limit
them over.
W. R. “PM Co.
76 WAO lNOTON 81'.
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BOWDITCH PPOINTED SECRE-
TARY.
MAN ll.A. v. iiii.~~i£dwnrd liow.
ditch. u form football player of Her.
vard. Was to y appointed private sec.
rotary to (to «nor-General Forbes. He
had been a in; in a similar capacity
for the rev or's predecessor tor sew
a“! man «an...» sdul w Mama“
only «must,
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Wednesday {or House
, Furnishings
The Housekeeper’s Day of Economy
Housekeepers’ Savings in the Basement is one of the best known news items in the whole
town. TOMORROW we are going to do ourselves proud. For almost an entire week we ve
been making histor in ‘this section. Our “Basement man" says the sales ”for this penod have
been almost treble . Naturally we feel very proud of this fact. Now to wmd up in a gala man-
ner this wonderful sale, we are going to make tomorrow’s prices so low that your dollars wril
practically do double service. We cannot half tell the story In the small newspaper space allotted
to us, but the goods are all handily arranged for your easy shopping. .,
We Advise All to Visit This Section Tomorrow
Medicine
Cabinets
Medicine or liaih
lioom Cabinets, l7 x
12, oak llnish. two
shclvcs and mirror;
rcguiiu' priuc 800.
Wednesday,
64c
‘ , Sewing Tables
Garbage Palls itililll‘h" Sowing Tables. .“.ii inches long, uiadc oi
iiiili. i’\ll'it strong, nlccly varnished. has striped lop,
(hind 5”... “NW (iuliauizcd (inl‘liuac mm. W“... yard measure and casters; regular price $1.25.
Wednesday, 29c . Wednesday, 8%
Galvanized Pails
Tea Kettles ivi-qnuri hczivy iinli‘nllizcd Water Pails, i'cgularly,
sold at 22c. ouch.
llcnu tin nickci plnicil ’l‘vn liciiics. Iiui liuiiiuu.
iwmliinil l-lIJ‘. rcgnlnr pi‘lcc L‘CII‘. wwfleSday, 140
Wednesday, 1%
F Pitchers
Rubber M t {.no ruin-y Pitchers. scvcrul styles from which to
a S m‘lm‘l, pup pint and two quart sizes; values as high ‘
as :iCic.
iiound ('nriupnlcd linbbcr hints, iii inclics in dis» 19
nicicr. used for slop jars or cnspidors; regular price WCdneSday, C
-ixi.
Wednesda 19c F 1 Seal
W W. N y’ am y es
I \\'cll iiliilll‘ Family Scallcs]. fitted with lilic top and
A arr" ClOCkS scoop, “clubs 2.. pounis )y onnccs, nrgc aucy
diul nun black ilgurcs; rcgnlarly sold at 81.00.
Nicki-l plaicd Alarm i'locks, null shut oil. nur- Wednesday’ 790
lillill‘tl ior one year; our rcguiur pricc MN"
Wednesdab 63c Bath-room Supplies
:iiic Solid brass Nit-kcl Plated Tumbler lloldors.. .29o
Iiir Solid iii-ass Nickcl l’latcd itruckct Soap
Lanterns Iiisbcs ...................................... 330
Im- riolid iii-ass Nickel Plated Wall Soap Dishes
with bonded edge .................. . . . . . . . . .336
lionmi iulmlur l.nnicrns. IIIch
, . .. ‘V
with sidc alobc lili, wcli ilulshcd. (Joal Hods
lu'uss burncr; nsnni prici- .‘nlc,
llcnvy Galvanizcd
(‘oni liods. size l7;
Wednesday, _ ..
37c Wedligagday,
0
VUV 7
os-ron STORE
dB
Will"
Slilllii kill #35
[dither would L H I
make on oxrel-
loot Xmas gilt. i have a handsome
lino. ,
.RNOACK 6” SPECIALS ¢s~
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United Grocery Co
so NORTH MAIN STREET , PHONE 143
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“WRITTEN“ ”'3‘“ vsnv sear sorrel. a pound s
The lwu high scorn mnn played in PURE LARD. I Pound . 1 e
the pool tournamentoi the South Nos 3 PKGE. Minute for a
walk Fire Police lustevening, the con. 3 PKOI. CURRANTS tor . 2
instants balm: Edward Bryant. 160.. EXTRA PINE POTATO“ peak, 250: bushel,
and Joseph Disesa, 125. Mr. liryant i
won by the narrow margin of 180 to Th G t A&P T C
120. Jacob dehaub. Jr., was the ref- 6 tea ea ompan
ores and George Tracey the scorer. WALK
The mm M! has a.“ yet been dolls m WAOHINOTON OT» OOUTH NOR!
T‘L‘ No. m. ”Ii-ow 0|me enshr- at twawuiWr-o-mu In.‘ °‘&.lu‘u. .
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