hi: you have cultivated a taste for
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Tel. 400. 0 01 Washington at.
3 [Jill NEWS
THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be printed as a
morning paper on Thursday. Thanks-
ivlng Day. All advortlsements. news
toms. etc... should reach the ethos
early Wednesday afterndop.‘
WEATHER FORECAST. '
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and warmer tonight and Tnea
day. becoming unsettled Tuesday:
light to moderate variable wind'I.
mostly south to west A disturbance
central this morning over Lake Super-
ior, has caused light snow during the
last 24 home over the upper Lake re-
gion and the upper Mississippi Valley.
Another area of low pressure in the ex-
treme northwest is causing unsettled
weather with lights ow hurries in the
Upper Mississippi alley. Elsewhere
east of the Rocky mountains the wea
ther is generally fair. The disturbance
in the Upper Lake regionv will move
eastward to the St Lawrence Valley
during the next 24 hours. attended by
snow or rain. This vicinity will be in
the scuthern edge of the unsettled
area on Tuesday.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 48; high. 61.
Partly cloudy. J
Mrs. Charles Hawxhurst of Main
streetwwho has been ill for some time
is said to be slowly gaining.
—10c for regular 25c size Sloan's '
Linimont. at leading drug stores.
P i'letor Harold F. Clark. of-the
New ork Herald has been on a sev
eral d s' trip in quest of Thanksgiv-
ing tuiieys.
—See the large display of fine lia-‘
ens. at Mintzs.
Mrs Alfred B. Cutbill. of South
Main street, has returned homes-frogs; 4-
Carlton place. Canada. where she wail
hurt“ the patient in thel 0
aummbhed some “mg 080 by the set; We because your teeth“ acog >
ions illness of her father. In the mean 5* ‘
time the latter has died.
Plawrlght Charles Klein and family
came p from New York yesterday and
had what was virtually a little family
re union at Mr. Klein‘s summer real
deuce at Rowayton. Those who were
up for the day included Mr. andliirs.
Charles Klein. Mr and Mrs. Manuel
Klein and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Klein.
——Save 10c; 15c buys the regular line
also Sloan's idniment. at leading drug
stores.-
iienry J. Dexter. of 9 Kaiser place.
East, Norwaik. has been having trouble
with his electric lights in his home.
The meter in his home is in South
Norwalk by three feet andhe is using
South Norwalk electricity. The lights
wontout Saturday night. causing iireat
inconvenience, but are new again in
working order.
A'deIIVery horse owned by George
'1‘. Bruce, a Norwalk grocer, started to
run away this morning in South Main
street and made a swift trip under the
Washington street bridge into West
Washington street. "where he was
caught by William Morris. who is cur-
ployed by Expresaman Thomas C.
Cavanagh. No damage resulted from
the runaway.
-—A. Radclyff Dugmore, tonight. at
Methodist Church, Norwalk. Africa‘s
Live Game. Roosevelt Trail. .
An interesting lecture on the oyster"
will be delivered at the parlor of the
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
tomorrow evening by Dr Peace. of
the Lei-aria Laboratories. New York
All of the members of the Norwaik
Oyster Grower's Aaaoelation are Dll'w
ticulsrly urged to be on hand and an
invitation is extended. as well to at-
tend to all who are interested in the
subject.
resins maestro.
w
Thanksgiving Day wm hes the Usual
Reduction In sci-vies on the New
Haven Road.
Mahmud trains leaving New York
for New Mann. ’1: do a. 111.. 6: 00 p. m..
west-boudd
ing from!” In 101 s 111.1101“
1.). at; will he suns led on ask
lag do. Also all Stamford Hat sin
River. sins. . ‘
Trains making a l stops-Bos-
ton express this. , leaving New
York 8: oo o. in. will mils the stop!
.of the 'i 10 a. m. trains in tar
hrldgoaort.
Train No.00
“I Stamford.
Burglary
and RAlNhl-ISSLY at me olilce.w wrhe re
nsfor New York. losv-
this Now the» '
THE SOU
We write
Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
71 WAOHINOTON OTRIITp COUTH
NORWALK.0 .
TILIPHONI 10”
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
F. H. BAXTER’S
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer’s boat, new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 20-
haif cabin, with 8 h. u. now mot r.
One 21-ft. with 6% h. p Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oystchhell PolnhNorwalk
, o
‘ 1118118
CENTERPIECES AND scanvss
ill
. MEXICAN DRAWN WORK
DOILIES AND aouuo CENTER-
PIE‘CES
ll
BABY IRISH LACE
sunsaulscaavse
ll
DAMABK LINEN
THANKSGIVING POST CARDS
‘6 for do, 2‘ for be. be each
W
.I. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Missal Dawson)
00 WASHINGTON STREET
'* PAINBESS
EXTRACTIL‘NG
.. There is 'only one way to get rid
of an undesirable tooth. and that is to
hate It out. This can be done easily
ox‘tflcting teeth cvcryd y with-
at makes no different with
my method You will go away pleased
and leave the cause of your trouble
behind you.
Dr. .I. H. Mallory
10 south Main 01.. South Norwalk
Hours: 0 a. m. to 8 p. m. Bundays
by appointment only.
CityNatioualBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTI A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
M—
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 01 17,000.00
Safe Deposit loses. 03 and 05 por'yosr
M...-
EDWIN H. MATHEWDON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vioo-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
’John H. Knapp samuol Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .3. Wallace Marvin
Christian Owsm John H. Light
Fred H. Rowen
”-31..
O. .— / flif\
{JCS ‘i NQ' “Milt
w.;Burgl,ars
are around again.
Are your valu- ,
‘
ables lists?
1
[flats Deposit
Boxes are four
. dollar-savour.
TH NORWAL.‘
‘ri:
This Week Bu
our
Thanksgiving Clokies «~
It's time to talk turkey to men who need new clothes
for Thanksgiving Here it is almost the 24th. only a few
days more, and by choosinfi‘now you have the pick of the
finest lines of beautiful clot too we’ we ever shown, by long
odds. Will you see them NOW? .
OVERCOATS by the Score. and every one scores heav-
ily' in style and distinction-big roomy fancy costs with reg-
;lar or $Presto collars, equally fine for storm or fair weather,
to to :5 -
CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS. the dressy kind. in
Oxford and black lined with serge, Venetian. or silk. rich
and fine. and unequalled values; from $7. 50 to $30.
WINTER SUITS in great abundance—in all the new
browns. tans. greys and blues—the pepular rough effects
and finished fabrics. an usually fine assortment for men and
young men. from $10 to $30.
BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS. Roofers and Un-
derwlear. and everything else boys need to wear in cold
wcat er.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN’ S UNDER-
WEAR.
O U l’ l4 i T "l Ii R 53
TWO arenas:
0
South Norwaik
14 South Main St.
The New Store
as Wall St.. Norwalk.
i take it for granted you want to buy the best stock feeds. But
how are you to know-know so that there‘s can't be the slightest
chance for a mlstakcvuthat ilonnic Home Ground Feed for Horses.
Cattle and Poultry, are the best? Keep on feeding the feed you're
buying new with onehaif your stock. To the other ha‘lf feed Bonnie
Feed. If you don't know after a trial that ilonnic Redd is the best
feed yoinever used. lii not bother you to buy an) more of Bonnie
brand. What is it made of? Guru. Oats. llarley and pure wheat pro-
ducts fresh ground each day.
—C
First in quality last in price. always in the minds of its custom
crs —--I.ionnie Home Ordiind Food fur Horace Cattle and Poultry.
. . f. MANUEL T'O. HATCH.
x iSPiilli so
AT THE A&P STORE
100 Stamps Free All This Week
Dona
r
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound ........ 36c
PURE LARD. a pound ..................... . .......... 15c
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ............ $6.30
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a sack ................ 00c
19 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for ............. . .Smo
91,3: pounds GRANULATED SUGAR ior ....... ..... soc
49/4 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for . .............. 25c
. Combination Sale .
xoo STAMPS WITH A $1.00 PURCHASE
1 links or 3 pounds Coffee at .. ............... ..5oc
1 bottle Extracts at ........................ .. . . . .asc
ibottleOliveaat ................. ..... .......toc
'i pound Peaches at . ........................... . . . 10c
1 package Uneeds Biscuit at ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c
. "T?" $1.00
l
as STAMPS WITH I BOTTLE EXTRACTS at. . . . . . . ago
do STAMPS WITH x LARGE CAN AQP BAKING POW-
at............ .soc
II".IIIosIlsgIIceosdloloaoonessoar
Malaria Grapes. a pound .......120. Paper Shell Almonds. a pound. 22o
Cranberries. 3 quarts for .. .25.: IIruil Nuts. a pound ..
Currants. a package .3109 Filberts. a pound. ...IIo
Raisins.3packagesfor ..mJ' Pecans, a pound ............1
Choose. a pound .1ao Soft shell Walnuts. “and“ .23.
Boodlesl Raisins. a packsge...10ol French Walnuts. a pound .....Ilo
Sultans Raisins. a package“ ”10o Good Mixed Nuts. 2 lbs. for. . . .000
None Such Mince Mont. pliit ..0oJ lilxtrs duality Mixed Nuts. a lb. .100
Al? Mince Meat. 3 pkgs for. .000 Smyrna Pigs. in box
Johnson‘s, Ii
melt. Plain
hilt. Plum Phil's. No scan. .40: Pulled Pigs. In 1er ...........Iiio
oll“.
notation
00 “Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at. . .tde 30 Items with i In J ,
10 Stamps with 1 lb Tea at. ..llOo 37 lumps with‘l lb.
III Stomp! with 1 lb. Ton aim-10¢ lid Bumps with 1 lb
30 Itsinps with 1 lb Tea st...an 10.0mm with i it, ,
dug. Wi'm. .33: Washsdnfin to ”harm ”undue:
at lbs
«shits ,
_ _ .__.______..-..____._—_.___.__-._________—____________
lllllll Jli Will illilll
were made in the opening of the stock
market in an attempt to take profits
an prices yielded rather weakly. Un-
to settle. Southern Pacific. Canadian
Pacific, United States Steel and thumb .
gamaisd Copper lost "a point and St.
Paul, Rock island and American
Smelting large fractions. People's
Gas advanced 91..
WALL STREET. ii a, tow-After tile
pressure of stocks at the opening was
relieved, the market turned upwards,
but the advance stopped as specula-
tion grew dull after about half the loan-
ea had been made up. American
Can pfd. and General Electric gained
l. lliinols Central 1%. and United Rall-
wnys and~investment pfd. 1 3-8. To-
lcdo. St. Louis and Western. Rock Is~
land pfd. and Utah Copper lost 1 and
Allis Chalmers pfd. 2 points.
— ~ .7... w...”
ANCE.
Question Whether It Goes to Her, 0"
the Second Wife of Deceased.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-~Doea the
rliyorced wife necessarily turn over to
the second wife not only the husband
in the case, but also the beneficial
rights in his life insurance policies?
This is one of the knotty problems
that the insurance justices of the Sn-
promo Court of the United States may
be tbiulflug about during their Thanks-
giving vacation. in the meantime. An-
nie Snyder, of Chattanooga, Tenn. the
divorced wife of the late Charles G.
Snyder. Is hoping for an early termina-
tion of her suit for the 13.000 insurance
on Snyder's life. and the supreme rui~
log of the Fraternal Mystic Circle is
healtating about paying it to her. lest
Ida M. Snyder of Brooklyn. N Y.. her
successor at Sny‘ders hearthstonc as
the wire at the time of his death. may
sue. for the Insurance. Just before the
recess of th Supreme Court began at-
term-ya for the first Mrs. Snyder asked
the court to dismiss an appeal by the
supreme ruling from the decision of
the Tennessee courts favorable to Mrs.
Annie Snyder. The answer of the
court is expected when it reconvencs
November 08.
The first Mrs. Snyder claims the in-
auranm b use the policy was made
out to her a beneficiary. and for years
both before and after divorce from
Snyder. she paid the assessments. Dur-
iuu the latter years. she claims that
the nsaessmréuis were paid on an un-
dorsianding with the then supreme
Mystic ruler lildi she probably would
he uliiii‘l to the insurance if she
coniinum liaillli‘ili of the assessments.
The order contends that under. its
constitution and bylaws. the first-Mrs.
Hinder reused to have an interest in
the polity when. she was divorced. and
tho inadvcrienc‘c and mistake of its
slicers could not have affected the
contract. Howey-«r. .ihc Supreoio Court
. of Tennessee held that under the clro
rumaisncas the order was eatopped
from denying the claim.
uw....' “——
FAIRFIELD WEST CONOOCIATION.
sub—n.—
To Consider the Installation of Rev.
R 1.. Swain In Bridgeport.
On Tuesday the Fairlie-id West Cou-
sorisiion will meet at the South Con
gregatloua’l .Church In Bridgeport.
There will be three sessions. at 10 a
ma 3 p m. and 'i u. m The morning
session will be the business meeting of
tho conscription. in the afternoon the
delegates will meet as a council to con-
sider the installation of Rev. R. l..
Swain as pastor of the South» Church. ”
The evening session will be the usual
services of installation.
The following membprs of the South
Nero-ail: Congregational Church will
attend la delegates: Rev Charles 8
Macfarlnnd. as pastor. John B. Low-
rsnce. as voting lay delegate. and the
following repr nta Ive delegates:
Mrs. William id. IIOD. Mra baw-
rent-o A. Douglas. Mrs 11.8: Perduo.
Mrs. William H BloweJirs. Joseph W.
Gui-haul, Miss Sarah Benton. Miss (I
Clinton Mrs Morton ii. MscCsusland.
are. John W Bell. Joseph W Durham.
Prank H Gleason. Edward Ii. Guin-
bsrt. floorge 8. North.
. The dologaioa may. take our of- the
int leaving South Nofialk for
Iiri “port as follows: 8. 61 s. m.. 1.10
p. m..‘d:iil p. m. A 1an train returni-
lug loaves Bridgeport at 0:50 p. in.
:an OLD snorooaarn.
0f Gregory Point Presented to Iii-May-
or Richard H. Golden.
Former Mayor Richard II. Golden
has recently been presented with an
old time photograph. which when pis-
ced alongside a photograph taken dur-
ing the water sports at the Norwaik
Country Club last summer. forms an
interesting contrast. The older picture
was taken about 00 years ag when
the site of the Oouuiry Club It so was
occupied by the Old Gregory Point
house. One of the celebrated fat mon' o
clsmhakss was evidently in progress
from the appearance of the picture.
which shows a big lineup of men of
weighty proportions. one of whom is
being weighed In front or the house.
The Mixture of the past summer was
made While the members of the club3
and their guests had gone to the frost
one on account of s shower that
relic while the water sports events
were in progress and shows ileum
i the atoll prominent people of this
sumundlag towns.
to ‘ TlOLI-IVMIN cave rd
"o Iiv'f'hiitdfliiflild as.
arias
suds Nov. file-41111“
Beam president at at. local trolley»
routes is rotor-at sion
“was a nom‘r'm «3'
on this N «it division of the
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. in.— Sales ’
DIVORCED WIFE WANTS INSUR-
gosnsMIix
IFLORIDAOMNGEBJNI'M...”......s....05.gd,3$.
IT TAKES .nU-r ,
A FEW WORDS Tb say-n-
The demand tor Fancy Overcoats has been great this 3“
season. We practically sold all we had. (Popular
priced ones—016.00, 010.00 and 020.00.
_ O
y Have Just added 50 new ones. swell mixtures. (We
bought them at a price and they're great values.
' I
The most beautiful line of Outing Flannel Pajamas .'
ever shown. 01.00. 01.25. 01.00. 02.00. 02.50.
lgys' Fur Trim Ovsroom. 00.00 and 00.00.
Sweaters. Flannel shirts. Hsts snd Caps. All the ._
good furnishings.
Chocolate and Tan Shoes. Gunmetal and Patent Colt. .4
03-50. “-00. 04:50. 05-00-
i.
Price ’sClothing Store .
98 Washington Street, South gNorwslk
For Fresh FISH go where the handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST ‘ ‘
NATIVE FLATFISH. not dressed. SNAPPER BLUES. BEA TROUT;
3 M 25o EELB. ‘
HERRING . ...................... 10¢ SEA ESCALLOPS, ‘00 OT. ’ ‘
HAODOCK ........ . ....... ......12c NEW IEDFORD AND LONG th
WEAKFISH ..................... 12c LANDS. 500 GT.
SPANISH MACKEREL. BLUEFISH. HARD GRASS. LONG AND ROU
SALMON. HALI'BUT, STEAK COD, CLAMB. LONG CLAMR FOB [AKIN .
Cutbill's Bridge Fish M1.
TELEPHONE 108.
‘11
in our stock will it sold mist-«rig3h
ducod prices for the: nail Nil-hwy- .
fig tomakeroouiforourspriugvm '
South Norwaik Monumental Worker
Dillon and Yard
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
South Norwaik
FREDERICK H. “films.
Undertaker.
04 South Main. .01- -.
l:
Specrals
ipém’uas‘iisaosu'rs .......
sssr MIXED sure. pound ...... . ..
ase's- mouse WALNUTS. pound
PAPER snsLL ALMONDS. pound . . . ..
FILBERTSOR PECANS, pound . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..M... .....,.,x5cV
saazn. tin-rs. pound .ulsc
.......r......osc3r
....... ......15c,10c
.......n.“a...i.v.-.ne-omk,
............,.....o5c
CxTRONgmndH t---I-~-Irr-0'DCOOIits-IItILIiieoslloow"
ORANGBor‘LIMON PEEL. pound“.15c
acansDUDLEY’SPUMPKII-i. ago
SWEET CIDER. gallon ..agc
vnavsse’riaap.pound ..... silo
GOODBUT’I‘ER. pound” «.356
warns nation‘s COCOA or CHOCOLATE ..............r9a
LARGE PRUNES.opounds.... ........... 05d
DRIEDPEACi-IES.pouod....................................roc
EXTRA FANCY DRIED‘PEACHES. opounds ......,.......a5o
APRICOTS. pound.igo
TABLERAISINS. package.................................sgo
spacing» SEEDED RAISINS sac
specksgosNONESUCi-IMINCEMEAT............u......osd
qusmCRANBERRIES...........................:........nc
WETMINCEMEAT. pound,.x
Lmsv'srLuuaunptso.un ..s
RARPLUM PUDDING . i
..goooross
its-rant.In....-stiltsinsane-sanso-ne’heidsossos
‘wnTmTATOESQ peck Dali-ribb-IInsurer-secessioss;
Roan Celery and Spinach. Hubbard and Marrow Squash. J
Parsnlpsyualagn‘and Tokay Wind W of)!"
Norwalk Chronicler