r lliil catnip.
alter and Proprietor
I
. I6. 1910
Altman for To
6:44;; lets 4:33.
[10:50 a. nu; 11:28 a. m.‘
I
I
cation of Old
' ‘ d‘A. M.. will
N-17tiI. 1910,
A
. M. do-
or Ms-
4ordisliy and internally vlted.
‘ Frsternsiiy yours.
ROBERT {a WILOOX See'y.
' SENTI L TELEPHONE
' CAL. . '
own I I'tm
Buolusps I
": firsnch Office. \ Ik
. Editor's Residenc-
‘ ity lditor's Residence
“...—- ....
Association
‘ lakeluv STEVENS “President
’ires at
“no. Secretory
'l‘ureas
WARTZ
H're don ALL VEHICLES.
ioolish on the face of the mono-
to roqiure automobiles to carry
ighls and not horse driven ve-
when traveling on the public
‘ jays. Horse vehicles have a
' floater need for "tail" lights.
both should carry them. Horses
{rinses are. frequently overtak»
the highway. but an automobile
except by another machine. A
and carriage in motion on the
f' uy at night without lights is an
I“ l’ngly dangeioug proposition in
I ‘V days of automobiles that have
to stay. Carriages should be
with lights that may be seen
in the rear and in front. The
. has been agitated without re-
l-_r years, but it is to be honed
ills incoming legislature will pass
tire suitable to the situation.
Brockton. Muse. Times says
tly on this subject:
nhelmer. the young Ner'York
hire who was tried and acquit-
the charge of murder. for hav-
u thrown from her buggy in
In with the farmer's automo-
‘ his freedom to the fact that
had no lights in the rear
bill“ of the accident. This
. rat‘ sustains the contention of
I . that every kind of vehicle
he zompeiled to show lights in
d behind. not in local ordl
t by statutory compulsion.“
Map—ma...—
,0 is borrowing trouble for
leounty's newly elected sheriff.
I I'Volimsr. by pointing out
‘ fIIl handicap he will have.
work with deputies who
I the business. it is taken
. e conclusion that he will
bid rascals out and pay his
by making such appoint~
. feels impelled to make
flint his new brooms will
7 nouAnoonls Sentinel.
I “...—......
KARO M30 TODAY.
I j . Number to. woo.
iiiiam was the object of
I Woman in Brosluu. an
fled or his malesty's oar-
i'tunately no iniury was
W of w. 1.. strong a Com
. s unsutlon on the New
lacunae.
W
1’ To rI-Iit return;
you a little more recon
bills skirt and waste
we Were not sure that
at work on other duo
meets for the female
' hassles Herald.
V. .
1 _ hides who has just
roar of Connecticut
”nastiest amount iii
Ital! Humid. '
and would take '
stomach distress or in
—- the death of a young girl. ‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Sillil‘lill llllilllil
illll’ll ilillillii
indigestion. Gas. Heartburn or Dysv
. win he and You Will Feel
I. ‘ in FMinuies ’
if yOu' had . ‘epsln haniy
feel fine.
This harmlesu preparation will tit-
sest anything you eat and ()Vei'coili‘! a
sour. outoforder stomach buloxot
realize it
if your me is don‘t tempt you. or
what little
you, or in
In do eat seems to
burn. that
little just us soon as you can.
of undigested food mixed
or heavy feeling in the stomach.
sea. Debliitating Headaches,
been or Intestinal griping. This
one odors.
out-of-order stomachs. because it
an it your stomach wasn't there.
in: for you.
more than sufficient to
digestion or any other stomach
turbance.
now your
tion would
like a lump of lead in
your ston ch. or it you havo beart~
' a sign of Indigestion.
tarmacist for a oil-cent. meeting of Uncak'l‘ribc, Improved 0.
lliapopsin and tilt: 0.
There
will be no sour risings. no beicltiin;
with acid,
no stomach has or heartburn. iuilimas
Nati-
Dizzi
all go. and, besides. there will he no ccmhori for the purpose of
undigested food left over ill the stem-‘
ach to poison your breath with house ed with the order.
Pope's Diapepaon is certain cure for
vents fermentation and taken hold of
your food and digests it just the same
Relief in live lllillllieii from all stoni-
ach misery is at any drug store wait-
Theee large {IO-cent cases contain
thoroughly
cuIe almost any case of Dyspesia. in
.... «WM- WWp-vmwufi
l RED MEN'S THANKdulVINo.
Great Incehonoe Issues Proclsmotwn.
Which Wu and at Unou
Tribe Misting.
rest inc ohonee George B 'xGrlx It
Order of Red Man. has issued a
Thanksgiving proclamation to the or
der- setting apart Thursday. Nov. 24
like Zith sun of Beaver moon. 0. 8.
l). 419 in the calendar of the order)
an a day of thanksgiving to the Great
Spirit. lie directs that on this date
all tribes hold public meetings at
which public acknowledgement should
be made or the blessings received by
the order the past year. He urges
that on this occasion the order set
forth their most prominent men no
that they can beat explain to those
present, including all the desirable
“pale faces" that may be induced to at.-
lend. the merits. aims and objects of
the order.
i This proclamation was read at the
'1“
till
it. M.. last night and with it one from
Great Sachem Howard J. Hopkins. of
Bristol. endorsing the aims and objects
of the order. in the great incohoneo‘s
proclamation was a section recom'
mending that. one or more open coun~
cii meetings be held in Beaver and
and De-
making
“pale face" world hatter acquaint-
wIll Hunting moons (November
the
chaa Tribe will cntleavor to carry
out the suggestions of the. areal in-
colionco. the atelier being referred to
the entertainment committee with
power to act.
The warrior's dogrcc was very euc-
coani’ully worked on six candidates.
and a social time was indulged in.
Cockenoe Tribe. of Norwaik, has also
received a copy of thtI thanksgiving
proclamation. and will take appropri-
ate action on ll.
1""
dis-
“RESCUE THE PERIBHING"
attempt
speaket oi the htliihe.I-Sllrlllgllcld
ion.
mom
will continue over another term
lIiIn.-I—~Bridgeport ’i‘eiogruh.
......
that Uncle .ioc t‘nnnon tit-omit
Seemingly there is the irony of
iably brings down his man at the
sliot.»«l‘r0vitien¢e Tribune.
..-...”
t‘ol.
on the situation. A period oi
great deal of good.” Wilkes-lion
ord.
"hit: name."
satisfy
gone to Maine ior
Didn‘t November 8
ilartiord Guarani.
....--
Judging from thtI conduct of
Democratic victory would he is
card. A New iiaven Palladium.
city. mostly kuiveu;
them with splendid
Bridgeport Telegram.
_fl»-~........_ .. ......«. .‘ ...... a.
ed to Town Clerk ii.
day.
it.
teachet. Mr Moore is a c
'ihey were mauled at Stamfo
toner lot by Rev .i.
son.
0
Mr. Snyder is It truoltmsn sud
license.
9th by Rev. George w Davenport,
Mic—awn..-
”In.
LIWNMO.
for the isle Ahistliei’ B Inherit,
.wbritedhsrtl for the .
sodoouliooimttmin '
town for many northern I
William .Trsoey. John 13. Low
and Dr. K. 0. Site
can mention upon thousii it has
it" tom «its: ‘
school ileum into s
to that? when he becomes
The new White bouac cow shows a
contentment that President 'l‘nt'i hopes
And we are constrained to remark
proof
in the fact that the hunter who missed
his door five times out of uix‘invar-
Roosevelt refuses to commcbl
may do both him and tho country a
....--
Chairman (lometock of the (‘onnec
ticIIl Democratic stoic committee.
tlosh!
liitn‘PI-I _.
stock lilill‘Ktl-l someone was untrututul
whctt the statement went forth that a
A good many Republicans carried
concealed weapons election day in this
and they used
execution. -
OUT OF TOWN MARRIAOEI.
Merriam~ licenses from out of town
marriagea or local people ware return-
Smiih roster“
One was the marriage of Earn 0.
Moore. of Deep River. and Miss (‘Iiarit
Raymond. of East Norwuik. a wheel
Wilbur Richard-
The other was the marriage of i‘sl-
vin John Snyder and Miss Elisabeth
ll. irelantl. both of South Norwsllt.
ireland a hat trimmer, as given on the
They were married October
tor of St James' Church in Danbury
ILANCHARD M'l'lIMIORML COMMIT-
Dr. Tracey and Captor and J. I.
President Arthur 0. Wheeler. of the
board of school visitors. who presided
over the inlet. muslin; of the school
visitors and the Hill! School commit.
his recently. and who was commissiow
ed by the meeting to appoint It cont
mitten to «our. s memorial suitable
"l‘fl' I
behind oi methanol has not at
hi I onoofthoh
oer Wrist ”‘33,?
Tomorrow evening II chorus of yo
people of the Sunday school and
worth league of the South Norweik
Methodist Episcopal Church will sing
Misti Fanny Crosby‘a wall-known ROI-
pt-l son. and listen to the atory of its
writing all told by Mrs. Crosby. The
church should be crowded. There will
no letters road front former punters
full of good cheer and reminiscences.
There are living seven former pastors
of this church. No ii'lllllfiiilnll price
will he charged. though a collection
will lIc inkcn. This evening the Men‘s
tie.
Up
for
a stunt. knockout .Iro,g_._.3..mmon Class will meet at 8 o‘clock of
TE!“ it lllbll‘nl ‘ church for its annual Thanksgiving
r ”He. (11 k " diIIIIcr, 'l‘lIc pastor will be maximal»
""“ ier. Ihcrc will be singing li)’ II male
"“9 uttarior and good after-dinner spook-
ing. Also the Epworlh clnutuc will as-
setuble in force this arching at the
home of Mrs. Andrews. A IIIIltpitI part
of the program will he the telling on
thtI part of many how they will earn a
dollar for the church brie-can now and
Christmas.
first
Lester Sanford. of htcrwln aireol
was ill all day yesterday at his honnI
la is again able in be about, how
a
Will
W
ry B. Stanley. of upper Main
. ' 6' (it
h“ . attuned to hot homo h r
of Gtlouaton. Taxes, of the lmnrovedi
If
Ds
FAVOR SUNDAY SPORTS.“
State Congregational Church” Would
Chance Present Lows.
PUTNAM. Nov. 18. ——At the forty-
fouIth annual meeting of the (tenure
gallons! churches of the state hero
yesterday the committee on Sunday ob
sorvnnoe presented twp Ieumts. The
majority report presented by Stanley
M Edwards. of Hartford. favored a
change in the Sunday laws of the
state so as to allow amateur sports,
provided they did not interfere. with
church services or private interesta.
The minority report. presented by
Rev. D. H. harbour. of Dnnielaon. was
opposed to any change in the present
laws. The reports were under diocun-
sion for No hours. and the matter.
was readmitted to the committee for‘
further report tomorrow.
Tonight an address watt given by
low. W. L. Phillips. of New Haven.
who spoke on “The Relation of the
C‘lllilt‘ll to (.‘ivio Problems.” (lfiictuu
will lit! cicctod tit tomorrow iIIoIning's
session
. . ~~ ...-.. . ......I....
lliillillliiillli
WN !_ Bllllii
«ill RSf-~
SE ION 1910
One of i beat courses over offered to
the cl one of The Norwulka. All en-
lnments to be held in the
ME ODlS'l‘ CHUCH
ORWAL
on Mt IIY‘ NlNGS
‘Jll.
Nov. 2|. - Radci eDugmore.
F. it C. S.
The World‘s Greatest l'hot r her of
Dangerous Wild Animals. rated
Lecture. "Photogrsp
Game on the loose
Founder of the (loo -
iic. Subject. "The J
Dec. l9lh. Hon. 8.
Editor bitt’luree Meantim-
"Edttlng as an Art; or. The Making
of a Magazine."
Jan. 2‘3. The Lotus Glee Club
Of New York City
”Mo...
COURSE ‘ilCKET. - - $1.75
'i‘ hate on 8an at (lien
Itutttr'a Drug 8t
utivo Committee Dr. Chancellor.
plan's and
lives in Dunn
the
VERY BEST BUTTER. s
CHEESE a pound ......
Adi? FANCY PATENT FLO
lIIItl
SEEDED RAISINS. 3 packages
FANCY POTATOES .........
Tel. No. goo.
I tor.
atBec
Miss
CRANBERRIES. 3 quarts for . . .
fi Thomas-on. Williams and Pratt
......
to} ..
........
...................... asc
.Boc bushel: soc peck
The Great ASIP Tea Company
124 WAOHINOTON IT.. you“ uonwaut.
Deliveries 8 :30 s. m. and a. so p. In. Free Delivery.
easonable Offerings
Everything Ne and Fresh
k I I; no’s
rec. IIBT CALIFOINI
19 lbs. FINI OHANUL
3 quarts III? CAP! co
HiBliOUO IIAND ICID‘D
Ir L I
ARIT (Melton
OOUOAN for .................. ...mo
Museum .. ...... .. ........259
mm. pit ........ . .. ....tOo
GHAIIOT IRAN!) OLIANID O
one leg) .............. 00¢
New Mixed Nuts, lb. .100
English Walnuts. lli. .........
Paper Shell Almonds. lb......!le
ll large Grape it‘rult.
It i
who shay G on Jugs Tobey. Nassau
;‘ , in l'cilOOi.
_ - l in the
43?.
”......Ioo None Bitch
it‘snoy Nolan Grapes. lb. .....ilo Silver Lake I
ANTO. aide
‘fiel domain .100
W I ;. ‘1‘“ or Thyimhosn. .70'
Newt; "TintJ
Melt pill-n .0
Pumpkin. «p.100
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
Thursdays 4 hour
SALE 1’7”? 33331
_ .... I
«WI.
WEDNESDAY. NQ’SW m
we are offering some Very Special Values for
Tomorrow’s selling. in creating room for hol-
iday goods, we are compelled to immediately
reduce our stocks.
in our efferts to do this‘
successfully, we mark prices so unusually low
that we don’t see how you can fail to be
interested.
- designs to select from,
Single Admitsion 75c '
l
. lish. unto-date models.
Kimonos
BETTER VALUES THAN us
on.
M Ito ~~An excellent lot of
Short Kimonos. madc of flannel-
ctte‘. a variety of pretty l’craisn
'l‘omor-
row. iIlloIIr Sale.
lama Kluwnos lode. oi or I)-
lenl duality flan ette in m&
handsome floral p are
with uhirrcd or plat
belt; all also»; re
I'IIlIIII, Tomorrow. 4-H
98c
iixtra Values in
Waists
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS 0P-
PORTUNITY.
An excoiientloi of Lingerie and
Lawn w . trimmed with line
incite. ism-thud embroidery: sly.
Many
in the torture trolled from hand- -
hug and counter display. there
fore we will dispose of them at
a very low price; regular $1.25
and slot) values. Tomorrow. 4-
"Mi Sale.
"’ 49c
Women’s
Night Gowns
Made of serviceable llahnelette.
with deep yoke. turnover collar
and calls of aolid pink and blue.
cut extra lull. all sixes: regular
the value. Tomorrow.
59c I
Women's Drawers
Good quality Muslin Drawers.
made with wide dare ruffle of
i'intI embroidery; regular price
bilc. Tomorrow, i-Monr Sale.
390
‘Vai. Laces
One his lot. in widths from 1 to
2 inches; lowest with insertions
lb match, all new patterns: resu-
lar tic to Mr values. Tomorrow.
lIiiour Sale.
5c yard
Handkerchiefs
Men's plain \thlte iiemstltched
ilantlkotchitftt excellent mist
lit; \Illle :lt‘ each. Tomorrow.
i-ilour Sale
6 for 21c
Leather Hand Bags
Seal and Walrus iiand Bass.
with 8-inch metal or fancy leath-
r frame, leather or moire iln-
ed. fitted with purse: regularly
sold at $1.25. Tomorrow. t‘Hour
made
ly hlc. Tomor-
vS’
Msnniah weaves. it with red
or blue borders. all s Spec-
ial tomorrow. 4~llour Sale.
49c
Men’s Shirts
hien‘a l-‘lsunelelte Shirts. if to
title. extra sixes; regular price
Mic. Tomorrow. «Nionr Sale.
3% .
Boys' Sweaters
lloya' All-Wool Coat Sweaters.
nine 28 to ill; renular price It.
Tomorrow tIHour Sale.
79c
Men’s Hose
Men's Colored. Tan anti Iliack
Hose; regular 25c quality. To-
morrow. t—Hour Sale.
19c pair
Table Cloths
Just received another shipment
oi those All Linen iiemstltched
'i‘abio t‘loths: value $1.98. To-
morrow. t-iiour Sale.
$1.29
Comfortables
Heavy Winter (‘omfortnbicin
good cotton filling. strong cov-
ering. scroll stitched; 'value
$1.75. Tomorrow. i-iiour Sale.
$1.44 each
gosh Toweiing
000 yards bleached All Unen
Crash Toweitng. washes up soft
and heavy; value lzyfic. Tomor-
row. Hiour Sale.
71/20 yd
Fianneiette and
Outing Flannel
All the good designs; value 10c
,I‘ard. Tomocrow. «i-Hour Sale.
61/20 vd
Notions and
Small Wares
EMBROIDERED TURNOVERS.
at ....................... be es.
The "WELLEBLEY" ALL-0V.
ER HAIR were. ...... 3 for 17¢
“BEAUTY" PINB. :l on a card.
at ..................... card
BURNT WOOD NOVELTlEI.
prices from 7 to lilo. st.. Ac ea.
LADIES‘ HOSE SUPPORTIRB
with ball. at ............. izl/
TOURIST'B RUGHINO. i: y s
loabox.at ...... ..........Do
lorMsdelrerns ..............d|e
‘ oov. IALOWIN‘O sprout-rose.
minim New .Hoosrding His son
While he has. been mzdvsmor-cioot
but a low days. Inoculation is rite es
* to who will be Judas Baldwin’s earl!
appointees. namely to the pieces on
_ his out! and to the million of essen-
live mastery. That the stairs duties
iii muslin; about will not he so ardu-
I one u in “I yam
but non are Ilsa:
wish to in onion: no
in» first an» in nearly .
are to “the to!
minim
, It tom
" arsoos’vssooor ”I“ i“ a” “1"“
unidnuvmnen’. “Win!”
Ml“? ‘
do“ 7
‘ I“, I“. ,
for til
per
ooehdaehsosleull
trunnion-uni
“at;
UVII 1.0:;
it con
fllli
Med. toner
who
one person tor this position. if he will
mount it. and that is Charles I}. Non
no. of New Baron and Newton Iii.
Morris Ivan mentioned by some so a
possible nominee tor governor during
the summer. but immediately issued at
«amount that It the time he could
not In his way also: to tells the noun-
nates should it be mm to hint.
...“ than r r raw. “r
”it o . i I ll
and the alto who
the confirmation or who»
stout twenty s tastier or term.
appoint-
ltourdinu the :udlolsry. it on stop
all that lady Bellini a had had It
very unusual opportunity of studying
the nine or the In» new on
the
bench. in that their decisions had come
“P to
(or
often in the past 30 years
ind Iii.
That he bei l
is sit estsh tolled judiciary is M
a." “I it it not believed that be
it distortion pooch.
“MI I. HAWLIV’! AODII...
Harrier.“ arch the first
novel . one
In! s roost instruottvroii;
“I addresslothsniommotthe
' mm
“It“;
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