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TAYLOR 8i GOLDEN
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TILEPHONI ice-a
Park, 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandles
—SOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
If you have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE SWEET.
will certainly tickle your palate.
stays fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
" . 51 Washington or.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
‘92-2—~News Department .
92~3-—Buslness Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 -—-Edltor's Residence
729-5—Gity Editor's Residence
Al-
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
sligh ly used boats for sale; one all-ft.
hal cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 51.5 h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.
, OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster Shell Point.Norvvnlk
wsAfiiER FORECASTTTT
For Norwalk and vicinity: lliiset-
tied weather with rain or snow tonight
or Tuesday. Moderate variable winds,
becoming northerly on Tuesday. A
Stamped Fancy
Articles
great deal of cloudy weather with iiur- 7°“ “W “W
rise of snow prevailed this morning in THOUSAND FLOWER STITCH
the northern sections east of the Mis- WORK BAGS
sissippi river, due to secondary dis-
turbances in the lake region. An area
of high pressure is central over North
PIN CUSHION COVERS
TOWEL RACKS
Dakota. Moderate temperature we NECKTIE RACKS
vail in all sections east of the Rocky and
mauntainfi- ’ csursariscss
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY. THANKSGIVING POST CARDS
ClTeénperature: Low. 49; high. 5-3. e for So, 2 for 5e. So each
on y.
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William F. DeKlynnof Mott avenue.
will leave this evening for Hartford.
where he will attend the convention of
the candy makers.
i. I.MALLETTE
. (formerly Misses Dawson)
38 WASHINGTON OTRIET
Have you tried the new cigar made
by ll. J. Reynolds. The name Is the
Little Gem. and the name describes
the cigar. See adv.
Mrs. E. M Ralph. ofNewark. N. J..
spent the day yesterday with friends
in Berkeley street. Mrs. Ralph former-
ly lived in Norwhlk.
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It .Is Unfortunate
that so many people suffer from badly
decayed teeth, because they do not
know where to go to gel.- the bcst and
the right kind of treatment.
I am constantly obtaining results
whereolliers have failed to succeed.
1 am always on the alert to detect im-
usuai ccndltlons-euch pullout is an
especial study, and-l receives Individual
consideration,
Do not allow your health ,to become
Impaired bysu unwholesome mouth.
Dr. J. H. Mallery
to South Main 8t. Oouth Norwaiit
Hours: li a. in. to ii p. in. Duncan
by appointment only.
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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rsausacre a GENERAL BANKING
Business
The Visiting. Chapter will meet with
the Guild of Trinity Church on Tues-
day afternoon at Mrs. Leslie Smith's.
3i) Elmwood avenue.
hit-and Mrs. Stuart C. \‘ouugs. of
Bridgeport. "spent the day with Mr.
Youngs‘ parents. Mr. aners. Olin S.
Youngs. of Livingston. ptfbet.
P. (i. Quintardpo! New: York. was
an over Sunday guest at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Quintard, of upper Main street.
Hubert .1. Pierce, of New York. has
been spending the past several days in
Norwalk with friends. He had with
him his line Oakland automobile.
Edward It. Fay and wife, of Dan-
bury. spent. the day yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kelley, of
West avenue. parents of Mrs. Fay.
was ill Snturdny.nl his home and un~
able to attend to his duties In the
Glcndening Pharmacy. He returned
to his duties yesterday, howuver.
Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Howard Wood and Joseph Riley. of ....
Norwaik. went In New Haven, Sutur-
day, and there look the examinations
for the railway mail clerks. There
were about a hundred who took the ex-
animations.
Safe Deposit Boxes. $3 and 06 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Pres.
.WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Hour} Ooymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Owarta John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
NOW/ilk
Anson Keoler. of Courtlandt place,
has resigned his position in Hartford
and started In this morning as sales-
man for the Armour and Company beef
house In Norwalk. He will break in
here under Charles Crowley for ii
month and will then be transferred.
All members of Washington Camp.
Patriotic Order of the Sons of Ameri-
ca. going to New Haven. iomorrow
night, are requested to meet at the
South Norwslk railroad depot and take
the 7:10 train. The occasion will be
uneven meeting at Camp No.’ i. and a
good time Is anticipated.
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5f"l..f§0Ul
, On Wednesday evening, Nov. 16th.
there will be a mission meeting held
by the Swedish Lutheran Messiah
Church in Sduth Norwalk. Dr. Zetter-
strand and Rev. Anderson will be the
speakers of the evening. All are cur-
dially invited to attend this meeting.
held in the chapel In North Main
street. South Norwalk.
- The South Norwalk Monumental
Works. a comparatively new firm. is
one of the most successful one in
South Norwaiii. They have a large
number of orders for spring and In or-
der to malts room for the spring work
they are offering monuments at greatly
reduced prices (crane nest sixty days.
The sdv. will be found on page 5.‘
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are around again.
Are your vain»
ables safe?
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Safe 1) o p o s i t
Boxes are four
do‘ihrs a year.
Yesterday afternoon Postmaster
James Gregory cookie, picture of the
decorations of tho, mkwood's Hall
that were arranged fertile Natale!
‘donce. He also look lovers! pictures of ,
- the club members-present. 3 The. duo,
erotica: were thought,”th photos
» , plied for they w thereon excel-
t; that have every «use the hall. Y
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fth
Overcoaté“
$15 to $25 ‘
Your Overcoat is the most conspicuous part
of your attire. in the Winter time. The style you
select should suit your figure and build. it you
wish to' look your best. You are sure to find the
right style in our collection of all the successful
models of the season. Presto collar costs in fancy
rough cloths, fancy coats in regulation models,
and dressy Chesterfields in Oxford and black.
Look closely at the values we give at $1.5,
$15. $20 and $25. They are very much better
than you will see anywhere else.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwaik.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
NO MAN iN THE WRONG DAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN lN THE
RIGHT—WHO KEEPS 0N COMING.
No western feed. manufactured hundreds of miles away. conse-
quently always stale. and composed mostly of the bl'producte of the
mills—can keep up with a feed made here at home. fresh ground each
day, and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro-
ducts—if it keeps on coming. '
First in quality, last in price. always in the mindset Its custom-
ers. Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Mitt].
manual. TORO HATCH.
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rainsmsag.‘ where man .3153...
.' .but use to get the" user.“ .
Hans. ............... ........iOo lb. .~ .
WIAKFIOH .............. .... 12¢ lb. .rxzflwiuzaw: ”22:21.32:
SMALL aurrsas (not dressed) ' A ’
5 "... 35° OREENPORT oversee. HARD
SALMON.
BLUES. CRABB. LONG and ROUND CLAMB.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
'rstsruous 108. sites convent.
HALIBUT,
in our. stock will be sold at greatly rc»
duccd prices for the next sixty days.
in make room for our spring work.
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Office, and Yard
84 soul‘s MAIN STREET
South Norwaik
FREDERICK H. OANUNG.
Undertaker,
84 South'- Main St.
liosopli Elle. of Waterbury, spent Mill
lcrdny at his parental home In Camp
it)l|l()l‘r0W evening at 8 o'clock.
The Alfred ilenciumlu clothes at
Joseph liuvls' will appeal to the cure-
iiu dresser.
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Chester Meeker, of Mcrwiu
spent yesterday with a friend
bush, Brooklyn. \
ii. E. Dean A Son will interest you.
Mum—«....
A burglar could get in your honor
tonight easily. Why not rent a salt
deposit box for your valuables at tlii
South Norwalk Trust Company.
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at rest.
\in Flat-
Melvln'Kellogg. of Brooklyn. spent
yesterday with Miss Katherine Beers.
of Orchard street.
week with a severe attack of the grip
Miss Mary C. Everitl. of West street,
spent yesterday with her sister, Mrs.
out soon.
Henry Monroe. of Cannon Station. t
Frank J. Flnnigan. of South Nor-
walk. spent the day yesterday at Eliza-
holhpcrt. N. J.. with friends. boul- Veriln.
Saturday by Deputy sheriff Samuel C
lreland.
--N. it‘. 0. P. dance. Friday night
Nov. ill. Redmen's Hall. Admission 25c
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Samuel Holmes. of Southporl. spent
last evening In Nor-walk with friends.
having come over in his automobile.
The n. A. it. will ...}. Willi Ml‘l. n.
H. Hotchkiss. 4 Arch street. Thursday
afternoon. Miss Clara Hill will speak.
. .i. J. Goodwin. on no
Frank Hanks, of Main street, is pro-
ceeding nicely with his aeroplane and
expects to have some definite limits
soon.
tinned it for two weeks ‘
Mb.
attenuation“. of bath beach. N.
Y..,spsat Sunday as the guest of his
mother Mrs. ‘J. Sturges Randall. of
Norwsl . . ' .
floor? John; Cashew. who oh
with making a disturbance.
f ..‘i‘ e“ . .. .
r “a on?“
bailout throughout
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t‘m . oi
. Vii‘inch's parents;
"”An inipom‘i‘u‘nar nE”cf”Si'h‘é’r'i'6aii
(unincil. Royal Arcauum. will be held
If you are looking for a six-room
collage. on easy payments. the adv. of
Lewis K. Ambler. of Wilton. has
been confined to the house the past
but his many friends hope to see him
Michael ii. Ring. of Norwich, has
brought a civil suit for $160 against
of Elmcrosl Terrace
The papers in the case were served
A‘ Smithville mohair“ taken in
charge Saturday night by Constable
ialnt of his wife.
Judge Joseph it. ’l‘si' or took the case
under careful consideration and con-
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,htephen Cary. Lithuanian. was or.
yrs-toast the South 3- orwulli railroad
depots. Saturday his . by Special or.
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Allid’l‘libdl‘oulmll-
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mer'lm'
input but his
Taylor at Golden write burglar lu-
surance.
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Thanksgiving post cards at Brigger-
man’s. Bee udv.
itead the iicckmsuu adv. before pur-
chasing your groceries.
We. ...—....
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adv. of W. h‘. Wigmore at Go.
if you want better kitchen service.
road the Jones it Iiotchklss adv.
Ali-ii. Harry Smith, of Waterbury, Is
visiting her sister in Norwalk who is
quite Ill.
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This Is the second week or the uii-
nivcrsui'y sale at Miulz’s. Spot-lulu
every day.
Edward McAllister. of Harbor uvc-
nue. spoilt Saturday In New Haven oti
business.
if you need warmer bed covering
the adv. of A. Dicker-man & Son will
Interest you.
Are you Interested In pyrography’!
iletter read the udv. ol‘ the A. J. Au-
gevine & Son Co.
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Miss Currie James. of Ncwluu'u uvo-
uue, spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in Stamford.
'l‘he largo adv. of the Croat Aili’ Tea
Company should be read by cvcry
economical housekeeper.
During her visit yesterday Mrs.
Florence Kelley wus entertained by
Mrs. Charles S. Mucfnriand and Miss
Elsie illll.
Thaddeus Belts. formerly of Nor-
walk. spent Friday evening in Nor-
waik. returning to Bronxville. N. Y.,
Saturday morning.
Laundryman Morreil. of the Norwalk
Steam Laundry, will go to Bridgeport
today to attend the IAundrymeii's con~
volition and banquet.
Miss Vera Haulon. of Norwaik. went
to Milford this afternoon In her aunt‘s
automobile, to visit her cousin of Leon
elton Hall. in that city.
Miss Ruth Fruiilie and Miss iiazei
Philippe, of Norwaik. spent Sunday
with Miss Frankc's grandmother, Mrs.
William ’i‘uthill. of New Canan.
Miss Annie Alrord. an accomplished
singer from Dsnbury, has been engag-
ed as soprano‘sololst of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church.
The Singer Machine Company have
completed repairs to the mac ines of
the United States Raincoat 0.. and
the dietary is ‘now running full time
lifter the enforced rest.
~~v-N..l‘3. O. 1’. dance, Friday night.
Nor. 13.,l'ledmeu's Hall. Admission 25c.
The ladies of the Hungarian Reform-
ed church field a tea party. Saturday
night in Qiilttner's hull. Railroad ave-
nue. There was a big attendance and
the affair was a gratifying financial
success.
A good-sized skunk sought refuge
near the signal lower in Washington
street. last night. and quite a hunt
was Insiituted for the odorous ani>
tnni. A steel trip was purchased; and
it is hoped that he will be captured
shortly.
Rev. Charles S hiucfarlaud and
(lmrgc i~‘. Fools represented the South
Norwalk Congregational church. yes-
terday. at the memorial service to
Rev. W, l). lIurt. at Wilton. going out
In Mrs. John H. Ferris' ('sr.
Miss Adeline Naphey. of Osborn tire-
nue. who is employed in i“, it. Lori:-
woodinnd Company. is expecting to
take ii trip to llai‘lonu. lu‘ln.. in the
near form. and Miss Blossom Smith
has been engaged to lake licr illill't‘.
She Is becoming acquainted with her ‘
duties at present.
Mrs. Effron Squires. of Brooklyn. cl-
der of the Latter Day Saints church
in that place. addressed the iiiecllug of
that church last evening in the Grand
Army Hall In Willi street. There were
quite a nliinlier present at the meet-
Ing and Elder Anderson. of New York.
umissionury of the society. nail the
speaker of the evening.
There was a hearing in the Novel
matter this morning in tho Nornulll
lowurourt room and it was continued
until next Monday. .iuliizc Light and
.i. lieldon Hurlliull are the local legal
lights Interested in the matter. The
estate counsel has raiscd a legal lino..-
llon. which If settled In favor oi the
estate will close the entire mutter.
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Charles Britta. the very capable and
efficient manager of the sixth Com-
pany Basket Ball team. spent Sutur-
day hi New York city on business"
The management has hopes of secur-
Ing the services of :Chief“ Miller. the
famous center of the one time World's
Chaihpion (ilovorsvillo team. to play
center for the sixth Company team.
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A great deal of complaintuls being
made about. several places in the brick
pavement in North Main and South
Main streets. where the street has
been opened up. At these spots to
question, the brick has not even been
replaced. leaving bad holes for vehi-
cles to drop Into. This matter was
brought up at the meeting of the city
council a week ago but as yet nothing
has been done. , .
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The Hungarian voters of South Nor:
walk. numbering about seventy-live.
will meet tonight In Quittner's hall.
Railroad avenue. and the object is said.
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. mum . .. tolerances bond, 0915" this moraine, to hfimfiorm aghlndfipsn‘iierrlit political.
r Mr. . roe? liter noh.of stain- not, poll-i Jr on .. . . {om ‘ on- s . an I vs ore,
offloiiih Norwalk,spont _i. ‘ hot-minis have been clause so no
”billions. althoush it was known that‘
me were Democrats and .it to under-
stood the m: association will advance
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tnicttlio insulting?
All i ' Whig. .
Read the special drug prices in the ~
team that will make a specialty of the
lug .Lindenendeut voting-
' ‘ ted It.
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rr TAKES BUT ‘ ,
A FEW worms To SAY 1T4:
\The demand for Fancy Overcoats has been great this i" '-
season. We~practicslly sold all we had. (Popular '37 ‘
priced ones—015.00.018.00 and $20.00. w M
Have just added 50 new ones. swell mixtures. We ‘Il’ ,
bought them at a price and they're great values. Eli,
.r is I
The most beautiful line of Outing Flannel Pajamas
ever shown. $1.00. $1.25. $1.50, $2.00. $2.50.
Boys' Fur Trim Overcoats. $6.00 and $8.00.
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Sweaters. Flannel Shirts. Hats and Caps. All the“ ..n"
good furnishings. ..‘fijn
Chocolate and Tan Shoes, Gunmetal and Patent Colt. P“
”-50. «~00. 34-50. swa- . .- .- Jam-Ill!
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PriCe’s Clothing Store-
98 Washington Street. South Norwelk ,
ENTERTAINMENTS
I ENTERTAINMEN'rs . ,_
Mon..Tues.. Wed. Nov. 14. 15.16 J
BIJOU DREAM .. ......
Theatre
MATINIE DAILY, 2 P. M. ‘
EVENINOO. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND O P. M.
Every Saturday Ev’g 3 Complete Shows.
. . WILL I: GIVEN . , f
riser eHow. 5:30 in. M. sscouo snow. 3:00 P- IL,
THIRD snow 9:30 P. M.
' EVERY ai-iow WILL so counter:
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The ROW“. a -Miiitary.m..eis}yé
The. Clockers '" ‘ will 833.?" "F ‘3
Adelaid Frances. Character Songs
Chan e 0f Vsudevrlie every Monday & 'l‘hsrsday .
Motion Pictures Every De «-
Jewett Piano, by Main-rt A Dons Con Used Exclusively
Matinee —-l’RlCES-— Evenln
5c and [dc Box Seats. 25c 10c shill c
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SOUTH NORWALK'S‘
MUSIC HALL LEADING THEATRE‘
TWO BIG SHOWS DAILY
COMPLETE CHANGE MONDAY AND THURSDAY
MATINEES AT 2:30 EVENING. AT I:1l
6e,‘10e and 15c 10c. 160, 20c and 25s
" THREE FULL OHOWB oATURDA .= 2:30 P. M. 8:15 P. M.l:15 P. M.
—-—-—TODAY'S PROGRAMa-m-
Special Engagement—Klara Kummsr“ ' ”
In Love
Presents Miss MILDRED BENNETT
and the Famous AMSTERDAM QUAR-
HERMAN AND MILLER
Comedy Acrobats
TETTE. in a Musical Fantasy .
OPICIAL FEATURIO
Tuesday Evening-Dan ing. ,.
Wednesday Evan—(icon ry Otoi'o
Thursday Ivoning—Ahtotsurgu
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Ho'ooss AND Lauucumns
Colored Ariatoorata
JOE BURKE
singing Comedian
Extra Added Attraction-Mr. DAN “ 9 9:2
HARRINGTON.ths Vsntriiooulst Won- Jerry s Bluff, ..
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d.r' '" s c s o o“ e o q o o s s s .
Monday. Tuesday and Thursday Nights of This Wash an Order on the
Wrist; Baa-or or a hello Oliver Mosh lag will be Given to Coma”.
Lady tron. turd ‘laoh Ohii WlliRoeslvssPrs
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M CockeHBE‘ti-ihhas appointed a coin-
niittee to get together a crack degree
“W .
A number of the local inhnc , n
have recently been very I much
priced to get government 4 notices“
the eifect that their orsit do not'w
ply entirely with the navigation
quirements. 'i‘bese notices are .3
rolled to be the result. of solo
tor'a visit here. ' I
warriors degree.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goldschraidt.
MIOOm nied by.tho lstter's father.
Edition Zoloft, tool: an automobile
grip to Briarcliff, Newton-it. Jester-
fly. .
Clifford bl. Benedict. of Booth Nola
walk, had a cartoon in the Bridge rt
ital-aid. yesterday. showing the on ma-
ted sceno in the Hotel Msbsoitomo lob~ always said i never
by. on the night of election. met it than differed ,
men and full ol‘coura‘ n ,
Young bride-01, so
, *-' g It 0. n. I tr: '. s
linen and Cosmos ‘i‘rlbes “‘29:! m: .
wnv one HAD nor woo
Young Bride-«You doa'ciutd .
hubby i am. I wonder W‘I‘Y
married.“ my dear Mimi) vii
Elderly spinner—1:3; .' ,.
cm oil,
M': are tannin for another iiochls not. ‘Hew-‘iituuid’cl are
i D I "3' . flit
‘Loohsnoeoqmmntu CA “”3““ 'i‘bero are womenwho
‘ lit. _°‘ " ’ " no ...-«wages
in
oeta‘with the, liar.
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