m‘i
lfaoou have dominion a taste tor
load pure. Candy. ‘ ..
"OUR HOMEMADIMWIITI
will certainly nous ‘ ‘ mu. Ai-
ms fresh and enticing. ‘
as. LANE
Tel. 400. . It Washington St.
[Ill-ll l aws
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
02-2-Nowa Department
02-3—Buslnou Department
doe—Branch Office. Norwaik
800 -Edltor'a Residence
720-5—city Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk andviclnlty: General-
ly fair tonight and Friday: not much
change in temperature; brisk and high
northwest winds diminishing tonight.
Cloudy weather prevails generally in
the northern sections with snow flur-
rles in the Lake region. The western
area of high pressure has moved to the
southeast. decreasing in intensity. The
decided area of low pressure ever the
maritime provinces has moved but lit-
tle during the last 24 hours. The die-
turbance on the Gulf coast is produ-
cing cloudy and rainy weather in the
Lower Mississippi Valley.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 38; high. 59.
Partly cloudy. '
Tomorrow will be one of the most
popular days at the Anniversary Sale
at the Mintz store.
wBuckwheat coal. $3.50 per ton. Fer-
ris Coal Co.
Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. nominated oihcers last even-
ing. These officers will be elected on
th first meeting night next menih.
Everything new that Is good in
shoes will he found at Oonneally and
Bracken‘s. They have shoes for the
whole family when you want them and
at prices that will suit you. See adv.
There was a meeting of the Brother-
hood. of the Norwallt Methodist church
last evening in the church basement
and during the evening a large supper
was served. All resort on etcelient
time.
wMayt‘lower dance. truck house. Frl~
day eve.. Nov.'18. . Admission. the. .
Charles H, Dilworth. jeweler, has
on exhibition in his store window a
cribbage board of ivory made by the
Alaskan Indians out of a walrus lush.
it Is a finely made article and to col-
orcd and decorated.
Charles Verlin, of Elmcrosl ’l‘crrace.
who has been III with pneumonia. wont
to Norwalk this afternoon. it being his
first day out. tic was greeted by a
large number of his friends who con‘
gratulated him upon his recovery.
The men at work In Wall street dia-
glng the ditch for the new sewer cov-
ered up the trolley tracks this morn-
ing and Molorman William Jones was
forced to get off his car and shovel
a. path through the dirt before his car
could pass. '
Little Lillian May Kctchum. daugb.
tor of Mrs. Anna May Kctchum. or 30
Burritt avenue. is recovering nicely
from the severe burns she received
three Weeks ago. but has contracted
a severe attack of bronchitis. which is
causing the little sufferer much trou-
ble.
Don‘t have your pleasure spoiled by
troublesome eyes. Have them essmln’
cd today on the advice of h‘enwick Op-
tical Company. See adv.
The Thoughtful Circle, 0! Cranbury.
King's Daughters of the Cranbury cha-
pel. held a pound social at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wills. of Par-
trirlt avenue. yesterday. Refresh-
ments were nprvod and a very enjoy-
able social time was participated In by
the lame numbdr present.
The first of the sociala of ths'Golden
Cross was held last evening at the
home of tho Misses. Louisa and Minor-
va homer. of lilirn street and a very
enjoyable evening was the result. 0th
or social. will be held during the win-
tor and the announcements oi the data
and place will he made later.
~0hioitsn pic supper. Doesn‘t that
make your mouth water? 1st M. Iii. Ch.
Friday.
A new song by air. Gibson. "0h. Mr.
Owl, Won't You Stop Saying Who." has
just been placed in the music stores of
the Norwolita. Mr. Gibson's composi-
lions heretofore have usually been in
a serious vain; but his latest selection
Is humorous “$392111“: composer
in an entirely
Duo or the 010 autism ovorooats at
the (lottliob fl nudism store will make
at Thanksgiving more anioyablo.
a license from .
at his f ilhmit. it." ‘
era’s once t 1 ammo “
the start-tau or ‘ row» bottom or 1,
, loath Norwaiit out in Britt“
p ”I ”I" 1
. » an. ltov. Min. fr. Mariner“; 0*
~ Stophao'achurch. in 73W.
"~oa0otobariat. ; .. ‘ '
a
A returned
“damn. was s
* port. and am a... ‘
Burglary .
' Insurance ~
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON ITRIIT. IDUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONE 105-!
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
40”) AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG BTORI
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer’s boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 20ft.
ball! cabin, with 8 h. n. new motor.
One 21-“. with 6% h. 1!. Stanley. Vary
cheap It bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShehPoinhNor-walk
Stamped Fancy
Articles
for the now
THOUSAND FLOWER STITCH
WORK BAGS
PIN CUSHION COVERS
TOWEL RACKS
NECKTIE RACKS
and
CENTERPIECES
THANKSGIVING POST CARDS
6 for 5c, 2 for 50. So each
.l. l.MALLETTE
(formerly Missal Dawson)
88 WAIHINGTON STREET
Now is the Time
for you to have those teeth attended
to which you have been putting off for
so long. The cold winter winds will
very soon be whistling around cor-
ners and through alleys; if they come
in contact with your face and neck.
you know what the result will be. is
It not better to forestall matters than
to have to lose a week’s time. and sat
fer the ugoulea of an abseessed tooth?
Come in at once and get the work
started.
Dr. J. B. Mallory
10 South Main St. South Norwaiit
Hours: 9 a. in. to it p. m. Sundays
by appointment cab.
EityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTI A GENERAL IANKING
BUSINESS
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 ”17,000.00
safe Deposit loses. 08 and to per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lat Vino-Pool.
FREDERICK I-I. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWILL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Iaymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
christian Swans John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
. ,3... t 'f\
l. bllul'l'
Burglars
are around easin.
Are your valu-
(ables oats?
lists 1) o p o s I t
hoses are dour
dollars a year.
to W «mm «a:
lattii‘lilliifi".
,.:a..
'l"?
diurnal ; ‘7
Mw~~ ‘w ‘,'H‘
SPECIAL
$12 416 V ‘Overcoats. $9.85
$20 Overcouts. ." $18.75
This is a sale for wldcaawalte men. It's a re-
sult of a maker's need of money. and because we
had the ready money to snap up a lot of high-
rade overcoats at a price. you're in on the ol-
erings. w
Fifty black and Oxford coats. made to sell .
at $ro to $10, all new this season. special at,$9.85.
Just two words of advice to men who need
new overcoataz. "Don't wait i"
All sizes at both prlica.
Sale is on at both stores.
l,
TWO iSTORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
Sauth Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
m‘ was blob are..." of
monitors nfiu‘i‘fii
' moi lo'c'am us than a.
*in served and a social
o denominations. "
mt
I lake It for granted you want to buy the best stoclt feeds. But
how are you to know—~know so flail there‘s can‘t
chance for a mistake that liilliillll‘ Home (iround Ford for Horses.
(fattlo‘nd‘l’ouliry. Arc the heel ' Keep on feeding Ibo food you're
buying new with oneluilf your still it. To Ibo other half feed Ilounio
Peed. If you don't know after a trial that Illiflnlt' Feed is the boat
fuel! you ever used. I'll not. hothulr you to buy any more of lionnio
brand. wit-tic it made of? (Stan. liiala. iIarley and pure wheat pm-
duots. fruit ground each day.
First In quality. last in prlrcl. always in the minds of its custom-
ers” .. Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
For Fffifih FISH go Where the handle nothing National iiank Notes out.
but FISH to get the BEST
‘ Ill...
be .the slight“!
ammo... .- w-.. ,m
i usvwa rtarrtan ..... . ,,,,,, .10., m mm mm
assume .....4l
naooocx
wsaarlaa . ....... m“
Insulin assault. stuamu. Certified cheeks
SALMDN. HALIIUT, "(Alt ODD. Cashier's checks outstand-
oaAI-i-ss stores: an vsour. ”~75
. . . “HANGING.“
“A “CALI-OPS. 40c 01“. State or Connecticut. County of Fair» as
HIV! IIDRORD AND LONG I30
MN“ III OT.
HARD ORA“. LONG AND ROUND
{SLAMS} LONG OLAMI POI IAKIHO.
w.‘
..
' WALL s‘rans’l“, 10:10 a. air-Open.
lug prices of stocks declined somewhat
preclpitatcly for the most active is.
sues on light dealings. while there was
a sprinkling of gains in stocks of min.
or importance. Thirty-live hundred
shares of Uniou Pacific sold at 177 5'8
and 177. compared with 178 Mi last
night. Great Northern old. and Sears
Roebuck declined 1%, Interborouah
Metropolitan old. 1 3’8. St. Paul 1%.
Amalgamated Copper and American
Swelling 1 and Northern Pacific. Bou-
thern Pacific, New York Central. [lead
ing and U. 3. Steel largo fractions. Pa-
cific Telephone advanced a point and
Kansas and Texas 93.
WALL STREET. li a. m.~Btocka
were lilpliqutcd at a lively rate for a
time. the selling showing much urgen-
cy. in, spots. Great Northern pill.
broke 3 points, Union Pacific 2%. N.
.i’. Central. Southern Pacific and U. S.
Express 2. St. Paul 1%. Reading and
Northern Pacific 11,9. Ii. 8. Steel I 3.8.
and the list generally lost a point. Buy.
lug orders were distributed when the
decline was becoming srious and there
wer recoveries of about a point in the
stocks that had become weakest.
WALI. STREET. Noon—The sharp
break in prices was the outgrowth of
renewed distrust of the speculative
leadership on the long side. Questions
of dividend stability were discussed in
connection with the fluctuations of
New York Central and the spring
wheat grangers. The friction with
Mexico had some depressing in up.
once. After the thinness of the mark.
at had been demonstrated. the selling
was not pushed urgently. The deal~
lugs lapsed into dullness. Federal
Mining pm. rose 2 3-8 and Amalgama-
ted Copper declined 1 5-8. Bonds were
irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.--Wblle
the undertone of the market was bet-
ter. there was no demand of rouse-
quenre. prices ruling a fraction above
the low figures of the morning. '
CAN WAIT iNDOORS.
Management of Bijou Dream Makes an
Announcement.
The manngcuwnt of the Bijou Dream
at Iloyl's Theatre announces that a
warm and comfortable place has been
provided for those who may arrive be-
fore the first performance is over and
who desire oi attend the second per-
Iormanrc at 3:45. With the advance of
the cold weather it has been apparent
for some time that a now arrangement
would have to be made and now there
will be. no more waiting out of doors.
The management desires to impress
on Its patrons the fact that the second
performance In the evening begins at
all“. sharp Iii making positive this
time. patrons are assumed that they can
get In for the second imrformancc at
exactly the limo announced.
Thorn is a very big show for Tllurs~
day, Friday and Saturday. it includes
lino Barrett and t‘ompany in a come
di‘ sketch. "lite last Visit" You
”oven. the dippv musician: Carolinc
Puillan. In t‘lilll’ilt‘lvr songs. and Bobby
Mark. the comedian: not forgetting.
too. brand. new. up-to-date motion pic-
lurch.
Thames. the Stamford Optician, of~
fora you the benefit of an awake.
progressive optical service. if inter.
ruled read his adv. '
Report of the Condition of
THE FAIRFISLD COUNTY NATION.
AL BANK. .
at Norwalk. In the State of Conneclb
out, at the rinse or business, N0vem~
tier ill. liilil
Resources.
l aha and “Immune ..... 3 $77,573.39
vet-drafts. secured and
unsecured ............. 107.80
1'. S lionds to secure vir-
rulatlun ..............
iiondn. Securities. etc.
iiauitina house, Furniture
and Fixtures ..........
Dm- rrom National Ilanks
loot mserve agents)
line iroln State and Pri-
\‘iifv Hanks and iiankera.
'I‘ruai Companies, and
Savings l’ianits ........ 382.04
line from approved lic-
lfi0.000.00
201.901.:0
H.000.”
11,080.20
serve Agcnts ........ . 01.010.“
Checks and other Cash
Items ................. 7,409.84
Notes oi Other National ~
Iianlts ................. 4,206.00
Fractional l’apcr Curren-
cy. Nichols. and i'ents.. 123.10
Lawful Money Reserve In
iianit. via:
31min ............ 310.080
Legal-tender notes. instill
~ .,...m.... 60.87500
Rodenlplion fund with 1‘.
ii. Treasurer (5% of cir-
culation) .............. 7500.00
Total ...... , . ., ........ 01.090.725.3I
Liabilities.
i'npilal stock paid In ..... 3 200.000.00
Surplus fund ............ 50.00000
Iiiuiividod Profits. less Ex-
banana and Taxes paid. . ib.20l.0l
standing ............. . “3,800.00
Due to other National
bonito ............ . . . .. ”flail.“
Duo to Hints and Private
ilanits and Monitors . . .. 1,158.08
this to Trust Companies
and Savings Iianils 3.35:3;
......10o In ivlduai deposits subject
HHHHJu toohotilt.............. 038.801.”
.2 Demand certificates of do-
.... 8 mom
86.00
lug...
Total.............
hoid.u:
at nucleon-adult“.
y L. O. GREEN. Cashier.
I. i... C. Green. Cashier or the above-
nomad boob. do sotataly awost- that tho (locomotion. D. ll. Stamford.
above statement is trusts the host of
. n . " ., ,1 ., ‘l,,"“‘.-.". WW i, ‘3 1..., _ r‘ ‘ . . . .v a.
. ‘ ' ‘ . . “wall.“ ‘ . "
_ 1‘ ‘ in"
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W
bought them at a price and
Sweaters. Flannel Shirts.
good furnishings.
03-50. “-00. “-50. 05-00-
Otflco and Yard
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
South Norwallt
IT TAKES BUT , ,
A FEW wonns TO sari; IT,
5. The demand for Fancy Overcoats has been great this 1‘
season. We practically sold all we had. (Popular, I ,3 .
priced ones—810.00, 818.00 and 020.00.
Have just added 50 new ones. swell mixtures. w. ".u
l 4
Boys’ For Trlrn Ovarcoats. 80.00 and 08.00.
The most beautiful line of Outing Flannel Pajamas ‘i' ,p'f
ever shown. 01.00, 01.25. 81.50. 02.00. 82.50. ‘ ff 1 .
Chocolate and Tan Shoes. Gunmetal and Patent Colt. I".
‘ grandeur. »
.‘.-a.
[in
they're areal values. I
" W
Hats and Caps. All the “T ,
“inlaid".
...o m limitflmmf
Price’s Clothing Store 3‘ *
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt
in our stock will be sold at greatly re-'
duced prices for the next sixty days.
to make room for our spring work.
out Norwaik Monumental Works
rasosmcx demons.
Undertaker, ,
84 South Main St.
lllllllll an
an illllllilllllll
Will Be Held In Norwslit Medl-
odlsiiplooopal Church.
Tomorrow '
The tall convention of the Iiipworth
League ol the New York district. New
York Eastoonferenoe. will be held at
the Norwailt Methodist Episcopal
Church. Friday morning. alter-soon and
rvening.
The program arranged is as follows:
Morning Session.
i0::i0~—Rogiait’ailot| of Delegates,
11:00. lievotlonal Service. the Rev. A.
l.. Faust. recording secretary.
IltlflwAtldreBa of Welcome. the Rev.
ii‘. I), Torrey. Norwaiit M. a. Church.
llosimnse-ln‘lug M. Anderson. presi-
dent.
lizao Address-~“W‘i’unted. Trained
holders." the Rev. A. ll. (looti-
cnough. district superintendent.
l::ti0~~"\\‘lreleas” Messages lrom the
Local I‘hapters.
l‘lei . Lunch.
Afternoon Session.
::00~—llevotlonul service. a. E. Gale,
leader Stamford group.
2:10 ~Reporls on Epworth House. Rev.
W. W. T. Dilacan. chairman board of
managers; Miss Lou b2. Iiacon. dea-
conesa in charac; the treasurer.
:l:00--Miscellaneous business.
:l.’30-l‘)cpartmeutal Conferences. The
president's. lrviug M. Anderson; dept.
of spiritual work. Rev. iii. 0. chley;
.dept. of world evangelism. Miss Car~
olyn Smith; dept. of roomy and help.
Iiev. W. R..McDermott; dept. of so
rain! and literary work. Miss Clara
A. Hill. fourth vicepresideut. N. Y.
District Enworth League; Junior
Magus. Mrs. T. J. Dodd.
zit.» Echoes of the Departmental Con-
terraces.
(ifferbory 80lo~Mrs. Dwight Smith.
1 : SPAddresI-ul’ractlcal Evangelism."
Orin C. Baker. superintendent Evan-
gelistic committee of New York city.
('onsocratiou Service,
fully—«Supper.
Evening Session.
7:00~---Prsise Service. the Rev. M. 0.
he lay. tlrst vice-president.
7:30~«Ilnfinished business and roll
call.
(mortorwaiolln solo. Earle Hoaltlns.
8:00wAddr-oss. the Rev. George Haber
Jones. D. D.. secretary Korea Quar-
terly Centennial commission.
liosology.
benediction. ,
convention Notes.
It is suggested that delegates bring
a basket lunch. something not load-
ditloa will be served by the ladies of
the Norwalir church. .
hopper will be served at hub 11. in.
by the ladies at the church at lib coats
:
r plats. .
The district. onlcers are as follows:
Superintendent-«Tho Rev. A. it.
Prostitute-[fling M. Anderson: Mt.
Vernon. N. Y., ,
First VieoiProsidont-v'i‘he Rev. Ill.
dubscrihso sod sworn to before me 0. Iaoioy.,iiroshwloh.
,. this ma do of November. 1010.
’ SAMUEL L. WEED.
Notary Public.
, , 3 etc “'W‘ifiiwp o. sauna.
. it ml: . . . . . . 3‘
«announcer. _ »
sauna,
iflA 020m
birocors.
second Vica-Prosidanudidlaa osm-
ira Smith, Narnia. ‘
Third Viooi'rssioantw'i‘hs Rev. W.
it. fishermen, marten. ’
Fourth Vice-President-wdllss Mary
3. Miller. 500 West 100th stroshitovr
Yogi: city. ., * ,
.i
W- _ w .. M. ... _,1-.=h 0...- w...
T. J. Dodd. Springdale. ‘ _
Recording Secretary—Tile Rev. A. ' ‘
L. Faust. Westohester, New Yofl city.
CorrespondingV Secretarwa, . 8.‘ a. --
Hutcblngs. 130 'asblngton street. Alt.
.Vernon, N. Y. ,
Treasurer—C. L. Dennis, 375 Maple
avenue. liridg'eport.‘~ ‘ » “ - .-
.omup Leaders... J ..
Manhattan—Miss M. Kernaghan..0d§ .
East Hill street. New York City: ‘ ‘ ,
Brons-Theo Rev. G. P. nylon Mitt? -
signed.) i ~‘
Mount Vemon—Osoarslfluflqmi
Chester. N. Y. _ .3 m, icy: '
Stamford—E. E. Galeh Stamfom‘....
Conn. _
Norwalk~Arthur 8. Plait. East use ' ‘
walk. Conn. ' ‘ ‘ ' ’ .w.
llrldgeporthrank B. Florian. 370
Stratford avenue. Bridgeport. ‘ Goon.
Dauhury~fleorge Osborne, Danbury. ‘
Conn. .
CONFESSED TO KiLLiNG“'WOMAN-‘""
POTTSVIIJE. Pm. Nov. 17.--Cdu- ’
leasing. according to tboipoiioe. that: 5‘
be had committed the crime. a foreign;
or who is charged with having shot
and killed Mrs. Charles Richards and
probably fatally injured her dangli-
tcr. Mrs. Peter Faulds, after ' hsvlnlrji.
been caught stealing at their home .4;
near here last night. was arrested in
Reading today. and brought to the
Scbylklll County jail. The prisoner.
who is known as Frank tcheil. was
employed on the Faulflam. . ‘
I v'..' . \
-t'- ,
PINOCHLE CLUB ENTIRTAINID. ,« t.
The members of the Pinochle club rill?»
met last evening with Miss Alice moral and -
of North avenue. All the members trial” .1
were present and the evening proved " f;
to be a very enjoyable one: M! '
were three tables of thenrogrcaaivopgifi.
pinochle and Oliver Mitchell «cured
the first gentleman‘s with. while “is" rill
Winnlfred Smith took the first W3: .29}.
pa... Consolation prises were award-
ed MrauJohn Kline and William l t'
der. Following the card panda.
treatments were served and .
Welnltx furnished music (or sl an. it
which diversion all partlcipat .‘ 'fllo‘ ‘
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Winulfrod Smith. in Wilton. if
avenue. on November 80th. ‘ .‘ '2.
NO VOLCANIC LIFI ON MOON.
sr. mute-Mo. Nov. tip-After or”,
serving the lunar eclipse inst night. fll
Rev. Martin 3. Brennan. of tho liv-
Louis University. reiterated his W '
that there are no signs ofivoioanio i
on the moon. He said: ""l‘o moA
tarohua and Proclus are two briflii
points of II at. sirloin even during tho
eclipse of a lunar d if. ”i donut fit
that there is no volcanic lite on ti!
moon; nobody can say positively onto
that. but I have seen no evidence of.
WW
saw uaxlco'roonarlruvloia
SANTA an. a. at. his. 17
constitution of Now M. .0. u
by the constitutional . van
oovr practically coat ' . It. .
ad that the canvas .‘
within a «soil. Half a'
o
‘ were received from tn OIIIII'l .
revision and or ,
day's. session. at ' .
otod and snarliv .
Tim‘im‘i‘h. w
course on no ,
dilution is "so far : “it“
they will give It-ithcir.naouai ‘
as Matt
r
into his new transact u
Norwalk Chronicler