it you have ouitit‘htod a tilts tor
good pure, candy. .. . v I
OUR HOME MADI OWIGTO
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways trash and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 400. Ill Washington it.
till NEWS
EVENING SENTINBL TELEPHONE
CALLS
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lied—Business Department ,
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Why Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Increas-
ing cloudiness followed by rain this
afternoon or tonight. Friday clearing
and colder. The storm that was con-
tial over Iowa yesterday morning has
moved eastward about eight hundred
miles during the last 24 outs. and is
now central over Lake l'urle. This vi
cinity will he on the southern edge or
it tonight The temperature is rising in
the eastern sections with a cor-res
pending fall in the western sections.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature; Low. 41: high. 53.
Cloudy.
Read about the sale of household ne-
cessities at Reed‘s See adv.
Charles A, Rubey. of Lewis street.
spent the morning in Southport on
business.
Mrs. Francis Leonard is very ser-i
ously ill at her home in Union Park,
Norwalk.
Hereafter the Town Clerk's omce
will close at 3 o'clock on Saturday at-
ternoons.
Washington Chapter No. 24. R. A.
M conferred the Most Excellent Mas
ters degree.
Miss Nellie Sheehan oi the BOatou
Store, is spending the ‘day is New
York city on business
Four candidates will Initiated this
evening at the meeting of Court Nan
ruk, Foresters of America.
James J. Keena. city clerk or Nor-
walk, Is able to be about again after
his Illness. Friends are glad to note
the recovery.
Harold Nadia.i oi lllderwiu street
ecttductor on thel ocal roIIey is break-
ing in as a motorman today on the
Wlunlpauk line.
Kahaosa Encampment will confer
' the Initiatory degree this evening on
live candidates at their mating in
their quarters in Wall street.
Mrs. William F. lieklyn and Mrs
George 1... Lockwood. of Norwalk
wont to Bridgeport today anti are at-
tending the matinee at l’oli's.
This evening St. John‘s lodge will
confer the enterred apprentice degree
on several candidate. This Is a spe-
cial convocation of the lodge.
~Nutmeg dance, Friday night, No-
vember .11, Lockwood's Hall. Spie'
del’s orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barraclough.
at Stamford, expect to start house-
keeping inr Woodward avenue on Sat
urday Barraclough is employed
on the trolley lines. '
The condition . of Mrs N‘harles ll
Hawxhurst, of Main street. who Is ill
with pneumonia. is considered‘as be:
ing critical. The crisis In the disease
iii expected this anemone.
There will be a meeting or the La-
dies' Auxiliary. A. 0. li., this evening
in theA. 0 H. hall In Wall street.
This In the regular meeting and It is
not expected that anything or impel
tanto will he brought up
Patrick and Bessie moon. oi‘ Pros-
poet Park, Post Swamp. entertained
about twenty-live or their Thursday
evening It watt their birthday. (lemon
and refreshments took up the evening.
and all had an excellent time.
The resignation of First Lieutenant
John H. Dowd. oi Company N First
infantry, C. N G. has been accepted
by the sdiutant- gestural and he re-
ceives an honorable discharge from
the military services at the slate. -
Frank '1‘. Brandon has so for re-
oovorcd from his stuck of typhoid lov-
sr that ho is able to resume his du-
ties at Taylor and Golden sturdy. Mr.
, Brandon is still tooling v y weak
Iron the m; also but is steadily net-
ting limiter.
Minimum“ day is approachins
and you will want to do lustlco to the
time honored tout oi, that any Arc
tooth to?! if; the. worktthoy will
an to 0 0y I“ no you are
invited to call and lot Dr. Mallory
lcolr than our. is. adv on case live.
It monthly toasting of the town
[mt 'I‘uoldoy main. it which time
a successor lot the P dI
Mitt: will inittiisilyt.l
xiitlrs successor
oi the some tutti.
lb was and mo)
ills tows. do.
conduits
can ALWAYOIBE rouse ouamo
: susmccc nouns AT .
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
u maniac-row eraser. scum
NOBWALK. CONN-
' , TELEPHONI 180-!
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandiesv
~80LD AT»—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG BTOHI
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats tor sale; one all-it.
halt cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-it. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PoinLNorwalk .
Fan Suits
and Overcoat's
$10 to $25 .
Flanneiette Robes
FloWered and Plain Colors and
Persian Effects
SHORT ONES
50c. 75c. 89c. $1.00
LONG ONES
$1.00, $1.50, $1.69, $2.00
Thanksgiving Postals
6 for Sta—2 for dc—bc each
----—400——-——-
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Mlms Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
IHANKSBIVING
DA —--
will soon be here. and you have not
put your mouth in a proper condition
to do justice to that time-honored
least. Have those old roots out at
once. and some new teeth made, so
you can enjoy the day with the rest
of us. , '
My prices are moderate and satia-
(action is assured.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
id South Main at» South Norwsik
Hours: 9 I. m. to 8 p. In. Sundays
by appointment only.
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CityNationaIBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capital
"00,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes. 03 and 06 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vic.-
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL, Ccohlor
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Hoot-y Mymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grummin
Josiah a. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
. Fred H. Rowan
However
Small
your pay. than is
some one right
M In this town
gown. Ins. and
saving money.
Do your
Four For cont.
Interest Mill on
latrines Deposits.
board of school visitor! will be hold - ..
a
. / .. , /
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Copyright Hm sumac: 0: Man
And good Overcoats for this
chilly weather—coats to warm up
the fellow who voted the losing
5
ticket—40 dress up our hundreds I oveacoars—sporty novelty streets. Conservative a... I
' _ i too. Barge lined. silk lined; fly front and button ’
of friends. Big, roomy garments 1 through. : (WW ,g'
in fancy weaves and ml“,m I SUITS—Mixtures in the latest Worsteds and caesium! . j V
. in up-tc-themiuuto colors. Blacks. Blues. 1
among our most successful mod— . 2““
cls. Pleat of black and xford cnt Colt, Gun Metal, Vici Kid. High grade only. M
Y .0 mo u. «no. {1pc
costs a. la Chesterfield, with vel- COAT SWEATERS in a great variety or colors. l' 'm'
vet collars.
ever price you will pay-
$ro._$r a. $15. $18. $50. $25. $30
and at cach‘pricc the best value
you will find anywhere—let as re?
post: the BEST VALUE you will
find anywhere.
Our Presto. collar coats are
proving great favorites—worn up
in storm, and‘down when
warm. Sro to $25.
L . ».*
W .4
UNI MP3 I!"
sorrel To star ALL. W1
ovsacoars 'ro ovsacoar ALL. yuan}.
II"
. .
‘!.‘,’,...‘..
SHOES—diuresis (light tan and chocolate shades). Pit- !
Your kind, at what- Worm Underwear, Gloves and Mittens. Half ch. Ihlrts. "
Capo, Nockwcsr.
Price ’sClothing Store
98 Washington Street, Seating Norwalk
ENTERTAINMENTS , | ENTERTAINMENTS \
Thurs" Fri, Sat. Nov. 10th, 11th. 12th”;
it‘s
TWO STORES
24 Wall Street, Norwalk
14 South Main Street
BIJOU DREAM at “”93
Theatre .
MATINIE DAILY. 2 P. M.
EVENINGS. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND I P. M.
Every Saturdaykfiv: 5W3 Complete Shows
FIRST SHOW. 8:30 P.M OECONO SHOW. 8' 00 P. M.
'I'HII-‘ID SHOW 0: 30 P. M.
EVERY SHOW WILL BI COMPLETfiiism ‘
The New Store
South Norwalk
NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP. UP WITH THE MAN IN THE
RIGHT—:WHO KEEPS ON COMING.
No western food.“ manufactured hundreds oi’ miles away. conse-
quently mm stale. and‘cuumoscd mostly of tho hbunducts oi the
millo~csn how up with a toad mode hire at home, mi mend each
day, and composed entirely or good clean grains oil!
ducts—~11 it keeps on coming.
:fl“ what pro-
Flrst in quality. lost In price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers. Bonnie Home (home! Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
MANUEL TOPO HATCH.
I
nmfimlnd
M
at the Mini: Add}.
Maury solo tomorrow.
Mn. Edwin H. Richards returned '
last «chill from a trip oi d
Inglis! d. where
she
tripods at the Worthy-
For Fresh FISH go where they
Handle nothing but FISH to
get the BEST
...;...'..;;'.;;:..;;°2:
cram coo. move sass AND
FLATFIBH. new Moreno. LONG
ISLAND AND ass csCALLops.
consumer oversee HARD
‘CRAIB. Louc ma‘houno cum.
Chan's Bridge F Ish Market.
TELEPHONE l08.
FREE DELIVERY.
A Carload of F 0rd. Cars
Coming. «High Quality, Low Price
Demonstrations Checrfully Given
Phone 572- 2--~.l R. Raymond
it WHOM" mill. '
world road Joseph stls' adv. _
The lily. of Outbill‘l Bridge Market
will giro you supra Ridiculous nor
MOI'I‘OW’I GINO". 'J‘
. Eliot!” initiation of “Turkey to use the
Wm. Armstrong 8100.
in the ‘Sentence oi theg Court”
Master Melville 8232531
The Six ”‘0’“
GusWilliams
IIIIIII III IIIII SIIEII
\I’ Al.l.8TREl§T. i0: 10 a. m.~— ~Stocks
started at lower prices than last night
nithout relisrd to I‘ECOICIIQE which had
been cstah Ishod In the London market
hetero the opening hour. The dot lines
were generally sum“ and Wore min;
led with som gains. but slorks were
freely auppll and the dealing shown.
on activity and ration. Consolldthd
(lite and Westinghouse Electric declin-
cd i. and St. Paul and Pressed Stool
Car is. Chesapeake o Ohio and Amer
ican Sugar advanced 5.3.
EMONS ,
The Dean ciGer- 1
W ALI. STREET ll a. m ~St0clls cum ‘8“
wire fed to the market on rallies. and man C d s ‘
pr res broke again when large offer- 7
ions appeared Union Pacific U. 8. Ch f” IIIdOVIIlO CV“! Rummy & 1m“, V"
Steel. Rock island and the loud stocks an e 0 Motion WE
yielded. Third Avenue and American
Agricultural Chemical fell 15.5 Ruck
.imcti Plano. b Stein-rt I. done 00.. Used loci Ivoly
island and American Car 1%. Virgin
to Iron broke four points By ll MINING _PRICES.. Emmi ‘
orloclt the market had turned upwards .
and was ruling at its best. 50 and 100 BOX Seats, 250 100 Mi
050,000,000 Loan to China.
LONDON. Nov. 10.-An agreement
was signed today by which English.
German and French banks will par-
ticipate in the loan of $50,000,000
which an American syndicate will
moire to China.
Representatives of the European
hanks and ot the slundicate have been
In conference on the matter since yes-
tordm.
The agreement provides also for the
cooperation of the signatories In the
So. Norwcllt’s
MUSIC HAL 1......
l""““"'f,‘}L0-EW’S VAUDEVILLE
miller oi intulo loans to the Chinese Em WE SIT TH! PACE—OTHER. FOLLOW
goVernmont and mutual particlpa Ion .
the-rip. The banks concerned are the ‘.‘ TWO BIG SHOWS DAILY, Excel) ptinq’Sdiurds
Morgan houses. the Hang Rog; Brig , COMPLETI CHANG! MONDAY AND TH HIDAV" 5'
shanghai flanking Company t o n
l . t A .. humus AT mo isztNos AT Ins
:{.1“§:§.§““‘ “d h“ D“ ”h E” a 4 do. too and m I I 10c. 15o. so. and as:
' , mass FULL snows SATURDAY
Turks 00" 081,500,000 . ‘ . -
minim, ML» 10. «The Dellilt'ho 2"“ " “I U“ " ”~ ‘ "1”
Book Is at the head or a syndicate of .
all the principal German and Austrian
hanks. Including the Rothschlida.
which will take the Turkish loan at
seven milli0n pounds Turkish (sp-
proritnaiely 881. 500.000 i
The price is 84 with interest at I per
cont.
The loan will be secured by the cue
tom revenues III Constantinople.
Germany cartoon the Ottoman loan
after the failure or ucsotloilnan with
(lroat Britain and France.
The loan. It It understood. In desired
chiefly for the development oi the Tar»
lush may and navy. and it; to said i at
one or the ohstscios to placing»
loan in France or England out are
«nu—TODAY’S PROGRAM—-
FREY & pathfinder...
Lew Harvey-
ALFREDO AND PEAR}
HOLMES AND RILEY“ 1
nectar.“ arraaorlcu .
an truth Iii. at; -
Min the purchase it our
”Iii. mow. ~
"You have been with your drills
Iona timid?” sold a man to his old
so
hirw'llow answered his Metud. with d‘
to exams on c «on council.
I» wall ’I your tiles?" _
“l tun an amp a.“
“Yes but what ‘ c you Gal" 1
"We . i sin I door and the olhm»
m collars. it's lilo this: Whoa tho
y‘acr wants moihios done he tells
shopkeeper and the hoolikocpcr.
tells the Mount bookkeeper and the
most. Whoop» tells the chic!
d the silt)! clerk tells me."
, *‘I- " tyrants body to)“
.10 do It.”~mu‘ Hollie
‘52“
. 5m c
To lacrosse Mellon Addams
“1' ' Solid driver
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word at it
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