Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 22, 1910 · page 5

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it you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy.

oun HOME MAD: swim-e

will certainly tickle your palate.
wnyn fresh and enticing.

F.A.LANE

Al-

Tll. 400. 51 WuhInpton 8L

Uliil NEWS

THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.

The Sentinel will be printed as a
morning paper on Thursday, Thanks-
giving Day. All advertisements, news
items, etc... should reach the oilico
early Wednesday atternoou.

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: (lusci-
tied weather with moderate tempera-
ture to night and Wednesday. The
pressure in low and the weather is gen-
erally cloudy this morning from the
lower Lake region to the Now‘England
coast. Light rain or snow has fallen
over most of this area during the last
24 hours. An area of high pressure in
central over the Gulf coast. and' fair
weather prevails over the. southern
half of the country. Mild tempera-
ture for the aeuaon prevails over the
Middle Atlantic and New England
Staten.

TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.

Temperature: Low, 54; high, till.
Partly Cloudy.

William McAlliator, of Harbor avo-
nue, spent the Sabbath in Westport.

Miss E. Louise Smith. of Ann street,
has returned from a week's visit in
New York city.

—--(.‘hoic'e Native Turkeys.
Ducks. 25c 1b.: ieeac. 220 lb. iluyuu'.

Mrs. Arielle Hall. of Weston, is
unending the day with Mrs. .A. P.
Meeker. of Mcrwln street.

Read the large adv. of Joseph Davin
on the eighth page. it will tell you all
the good points of the Benjamin
clothes.

-Smail, lean Fresh llama. 16c lb.;
Fresh Shoulders. Ho. Harco' Mitt.

it is never to laid to learn that
Theater’s in a good place to got your
glasses. See what he has to say about
it in the adv. today.

Miss Hazel Blnecerand Douglas i’et-
tit. of llaratrom'e preparatory school.
attended tireleolbnii game in New
Maven on Saturday with fricuda trom
New York city.

Our Brothers' Lodge, .‘0. )0. l. (l. 0.
F..“ai their meeting last evening con-
ferred the second degree on three (on
didatea and received four applications
at this time

— lloine dressed Roasting C‘ilit hour.
18 and 204.- lh.; FM 18(- lb.; lloillug
(‘ llitkcna, ltic lb.
hacks and Geese. At the Pliillii' .‘ilar
kt-t, :l2 South Main alroot.

Miss Hazel Blant‘er, of Wont Mpln
street. entertained .\. Savage. right

 

 

llilc lb.;

tackle on the Yale football team. at her
With Mr. Savage
was a college mate. itnlph iiurxe. Mina
Blunt-er will lie to New York city to-
morrow for a short visit with rolativoa.

Order your large pumpkin and
mince plea for Thanksgiving at Lie- -

home on Sunday.

Klyn'a.

Sunday evening an automobile at-
tempted to go up the sidewalk at the
tool of Lewis atreel. tron] Wall «treat.
The driver evidently thought that there
was a street through that place and
mounted the curb with the intention
of going up The mistake was noon dis-

covered and the auto backed down.

The pool tables of the Nutmeg Club
are undergoing a pronoun or ropulrfi
and are being put in excellent nhupe
tor the coming tournament the ratinmi
tor which will probably be announced
in the near future. A new cloth has
been placed upon one or the table: and .
oil the accoutrementn are being put

in drill-elm condition.

whackwheot coal. 38.50 per ton. For
I'll Coal Go.

Frank MoKervey. the pool expert.

known on Bhuilenponrn. wile hon noon
in thin vicinity for some time. and in
announceud an the champion one hand
pipi expert. will give an exhibition tin:
evonin at it ocioolt- at the South Nor
walk C uh. Mr. liciiorvey will play a
member of the club a handicap some.
and ntiorwardn will do some tnacy

stunt! and tricks.

”nae
20c ih.; owl-.180. Hour.

A lam automobile tire exploded a

the top of You “is? gill. an: “1311‘
in .nnd no t v0 n.
I me time. rm “Minoan; .

porter tho
cutaway.“ and um
mm.

rate or wait

to he in dent-rot
quick movement
chauffeur and
«cumin!

done. Theron were
men in the auto.

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, warrior yodr
mince pier tor
Kline

‘ DeliciousCandies'

V61 \ chol< e native

Native Emeline Chicken.

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 

 

 

. ' We Write

Burglary .A

Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN

74 WAIHINGTON ITREIT. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 1.5-! I

ark S. Tilford’s'

 

—-BOLD AT- l

F. H. BAXTER'S'

DRUG STORE

 

Time for K. 0. Frame. for next lum-
mer‘n boat. new. Special pricel. Twa
slightly used hoato for sale; one 2641.
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
Ono 21-it. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.

OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShell Polnt.Norwalk

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Aprons

Small round 'i‘cn Aprons in in.
din Linml. Dotted Swiss and
Crossbar ........... 25c to 75¢
Fancy Aprons. . . . . . .75c to fill
.\xnuskcng‘ (iingilzlms and l’cr-
ruics. i'rinccss anti iiilimm
Hl)'it'> .............. 35c to soc
.\H are hick—stitch sowed :iini
rm'rrrtl scams

1. I.MALLETTE

(formerly Mil-u Bureau)
88 WASHINGTON STREET

PAINLESS
EXTRACTING

Them In only one way to got rid
oi an undesirable tooth. and that in to
have it out. This can he done mmiiy
and i‘.\lNl.l-ISSl.‘i' at my oillt-o, \i‘iii.‘l‘i‘
i am extraction tomb «wry (lay with-
out hurting the patient in the loner, llo
not hesitate broauao your tooth ”roiuo
hard": that makes no dim-rout with
my method.
and leave the cause of your-trouble
behind you.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

16 South Main 8L. ' South Norwnik

Hour-I: 9 n. In to 8 p. m. Bundnyl
by appointment only.

 

 

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CityNahonalBank

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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TRANSACTG A GENERAL ”name
Business

 

Capitol
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fiat. Donnell Boxer. 03 and 05 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pr».
JOHN H. KNAPP. ill Vino-Prom
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vice-

Pr...
WILFRED IODWELL. outlier

DIRECTORO

I H. Mathew-on Hlnry leymour

John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman

Jonah l. Marvin J. w-Ilnco Marvin

Christian 8mm John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan

Surpiul and Profit:
$111,000.00

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and Your Friends :

‘Copynshi Hart Schnl'ucrdr Mun

ERE’ S to you'hmdeour Family

We hope

you'll all be together Thanksgiving

Day; that you’ll be together in spirit

if you are absent from each other in fact;
that the feast will be good; and that you’ll all

be happy.

Speaking about Clothes - nobody Was, hut
we’re going to - you’d better be sure about

having the right Clothes for the day.

Hart Schaffner 81

clothes;

clothes; overcoats for all tastes;
Suits $18 to $30

Ours are

Marx

dress clothes, Prince Albert, or businesé

read to wear

Overcoats $18 0 $80

Other Good Makes as Low as $10

ROGERS & STEVENS

TWO STORES:
The New Store '

24 Wall St. Nomik.

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i take it for granted you want to buy the bent rtoelr feeds. But
how or“. you to know-Anew no iluu there's can’t he the olltht
chance for a mletnltowthal llunnlo Home Ground Food for Horn».
Cattle and Poultry. are the bent? Keep on (coding the feed you're
haying now with one-half your utork. To the other hall teed iionnie
Food. it you don‘t know after it trial that Bonnie Food in the bent
feed you ever need. 1'" not bother you to buy any more of lionnlo
brand. What in it made of? Com, Gnu. Barley and pure wheat pro
ducts lrorh [round each day.

First in quality. but in price. always in the minds of it! contain
err~~ilonnio Home Ground Food tor Home. Cattle and Poultry.

MANUIL TOIO HA‘i’CH.

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Mr FANCY PATENT noun-ma ................t6.3o
Ad? Minn? PATENT rmuaum ..
railindilAhiULA‘i‘ED SUGAII for *tloo

rercoruu-Ianulinq....lm v
49.4mm GXAN‘HLATED alienate: m

Commit

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lilo. OflN-ULATED SUGAR for

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wont... Better read the adv.

South Nomaik
14 South Main St.

Thin i: the Home of Hart Schaltner and Marx Cloth»

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WALL STREET. i02i0 n. m.-8mull
dealings and feeble fluctuation: or art-
Mill were shown in the opening stark
market. The changes: were mixed
without dooiulvo tendency either way.
National hallway of Mexico Second
i'id. tell n int. and Erie ti-Ii.

WALI. ii illcili’i‘. li a. lawnmow-
lion: reached only halt in point in n
handtul oi the moat arrive Interim. the
market becoming quiet alter primal
commenced to turn upward. Amnri.
um Con ptd. gained m. American
Matting d. [are my 2 ate. New
linen i and Southern ilwny old
and Bethlehem Steel 1.

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Pill THANKIGIVING OiNNIN FOR
Him

A im Thenltuirinn dinner for
ehiidren only will be given It the lini-
ration Arm Hell. No. 5%Wnier street.
on Thnnunirinp dnyn
menu will cousin of rout chicken. p;
into Intuit. pumpkin pie. coil». null:
and trail. At 7: to n m. an ant/arma-
meal will be given tor the ohlidun.
And friend: neutron! of contributing to
thin either in money or food. my no»
lily Adiolntlt 1.? Winterhottom. the
(slider in nurse of iii a local work. who
will no that the some to nailed tor.

flare you the right clothes to rally
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IT TAKES BUT
A FEW woaos TO SAY IT

The demand for Fancy Overcontwnl been great thin
season. We practically sold all we had. (Popular
priced open—015.00. 010.00 and 820.00. ; ‘

Have just. added so new ones. swell mixtures. .Wd

4r bought them at a price and they're great. values.

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. Icy-l .Fur Trim Overeontn. 00.00 Ind-08.00. ” l'
The most beautiful line or Oullng Flannel Pajama 'l

. ever rhown. 01.00. ”.25. 81.50. 02.00, ”.50. ‘

. Owe-torn. Flannel Shim.
good rural-hinge.

Hale and cm. All the ’

 

Chocolate and Tan alien. Gunmetal and Patent Colt.
$350,504.00, 34.50. 05.00.

Price’ sClothing Store

98 Washington Street. Southg Norwnllt

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lFor Fresh FISH go where the handle nothing

but FISH to get the BEST

NATlVE FLATFIBH. not dreued. snappeflfitues, 35A 'rnou‘r.
5.51.3

3 Ibo. 25c
HERRING ....................... 10¢ SEA ESCALLOPB. 400 01"
HADOOCK ...................... 129 NEW BEDFORD AND LONG I3-
WEAKFISH ..................... 12c LANDS. 50c 01'.

SPANISH MACKEREL. BLUEFISH.

HARD CHAOS. LONG AND ROUND
SALMON. HALIBUT. STEAK COD,

CLAMS. LONG CLAMS FOR BAKING}

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

TELEPHONE 108.

 

 

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South Norwalk Monumental Works >

- 0m ml rm “seamen H. outline. "
34 SOUTH MN STREET Undertaker. . ;
South Nor-wall: 04 South "ain‘t“.

 

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Thanksgiving
Specials F?

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

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apoundsMIXEDNUTS ............ .. ...... ...............n5c ‘
BEST MIXEDNUTS.pound .................. -...?....‘..r5c.r8c| .1“
BEST ENGLISH WALNUTS. pound ..... .. . . .. .. .184; ‘1‘
PAPER SHELL ALMONDS. pound ......... an
FiLBERTSORPECANS.pound............................i
BRAZH. NUTS. pound ................... . ....... .. . . . .. ...xs
ClTRON.pound. ................... aoc
ORANGEorLEMONPEEL,pound. ..... .. .............i5c' -
scone DUDLEY’SPUMPKIN .. ..... . .. :5:
SWEET CIDERgeilon 25c
VERY BEST LARD pound ......... 16c
GOODBUTTER. pound ......... 35::
WATER BAKER’S COCOA or CHOCOLATE 19c
LARGEPRUNES.apounds...... ...... use

 
 
 
 

DRIEDPEACHES.pound.... ............xoc
EXTRA FANCY DRIED PEACHES. a ponudn use
APRICOTS.pound ...... .rsc
TABLE RAISINS.pIchge as:
3 pacing» SEEDED RAISINS 25o
apockngoeNONEBUCHMINCEMEAT 25¢
aqunrtn CRANBERRIEB a...oso
WET MiNCEMEA’i‘. poundroe
LIBEY’S PLUM PUDDING. can .10:
R. a R. PLUM PUDDING 3 ,
3mnMILK a;

SWEETPOTATOES. peck no
FLORIDAORANGEB.perdoun................a5.3o.3$.40.eqo

Home Celery and Spinach. Hubbard and Marrow Squash. Pmnpitinl‘.

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Mp0. union nnii Tokay Gap». nod “m0!“ of Apple!" ’
package not». ’ .

United Grocery (3 ” .

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