If you havooultivotod 'I taste for
good pure. Candy.
oun Home MAD! owes-re
will certainly tickle your» points. It-
waI fresh and enticing.
F. ALPINE
Tot. 400. 61 Washington It.
Will NEWS
THANKSGIVING DAY BENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be.printed as a
morning paper on Thursday. Thanks-
giving Day. All advertisements, news
Items. etc., should reach tho oillce
early Wednesday afternoon.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair. fol-
IOWed by increasing cloudiness and
possibly occasional light rain late to-
night or Thursday; warmer Thursday;
moderate variable winds. becoming
brisk south late tonight. An area of
low pressure. central this morning,
over Lake Superior, Is causing cloudy,
unsettled Weather over the Lake re-
gion and Ontario. Rain and snow is
falling over Northern Wisconsin and
Northern Michigan. This disturbance
will move slowly eastward during the
next 24 hours. causing increasing
cloudiness and unsettled weather. with
rising temperature and increasing
southerly winds over New England to-
night and Thursday. This vicinity
will he on the southern edge of this
unsettled area during the next 36
hours.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 54; high, 60.
Partly Cloudy.
Butler Lodge. No. 97, I. 0. 0. 1“,. will
hold a regular lusting this exerting.
George K Nickerson, oi‘ the. Norwnlk
post oflice Is enjoying a day's vacation.
Arthur Wheeler. Jr., of Arch street.
is spending Thanksgiving at his home.
There will be .a Thanksgiving eve
dance at the Norwalk Country Club
this evening.
Miss Josephine Hurlbuti. of Carr
non Station. spent yesterday In Nor-
walk on business.
Walter Aiken. of Orange. N. J.. is
spending Thanksgiving at his nonfatal
home in Wilton avenue.
Frank Buttery. of Walk; III fiend:
"15 the day in Bridgeport outbustm-sl
tor the Norwnlk Hardware Company
William Thompson, Jr. of Norwsik,
will spend the day in New York city .
tomorrow with friendh. and will wit
ness 9. play In the evening
Mrs. George Lockwood and Mr. and
Mrs. W F DeKIyn. of Nor-,wI‘IIt It‘-
tended Daly's theatre. in New York
yesterday, and witness the comedy
Get Rich Quick Walling rd.
Alfred Roy and Ar tr Gainer, part
ners in the ctfte In a n‘Itreet. are un-
fortunate. Mrs. Roy is ill at the New
Britain hospital. as is Mrs. (Miner. and
both men are stoylng in New Britain,
their home towanhero their wives
were taken III that week.
The amount of glass distributed on
the turnpike leads to the conclusion
that it. is placed there by someone with
evil intent. Practically every few
yards. for long stretches all otthe way
from New Haven to Dorian, there has
been glass on the road for a number of
days. This glass is .very destructive
to automobile tires.
~Smoll. lean Freohliutns. 16c Ib.;
Fresh Shoulders. 140.: ,Hoyeo' Mitt.
It is propooed to start work by Jan-
uary lot on the big new improvements
of the South Norwalk Trust Company.
The work will begin on the Decker
building section so soon as Mr. Decker
vocotol. which, according to the con-
tract of Isle of the structure, will be
the first of the your. The completed
specifications for the bank work are
“posted this week.
mOrder your large pumpkin and
mince plot: for Thanksgiving It Do-
Riyn'o
toOwing to t. Inability of Tom Boiler
on tiuto IhIpe for the some of bu-
list It tomorrow night. in which some
‘ ho woo to hove played center Clarence
HIy. tho‘wolldtn wu Stamford ployor.
hII boon onus on his substitute.
There VIII I meeting of the Sixth Cout-
Entry loot evening. It which time
nit Noonoy.0 aniiloa' m
Booker wore
ltotboi committee. fi
‘ «Home dung
18 Ind 800 lb. WI 3 “Boiling
Chickens. too it: . ohmic o m
Ducks Ind Gm At the Public
list. at floutliv Nola street
The cutting oi
cocoon on 'i‘
‘ trouti site
this In our - ,
“hf!” GNOMI
Vino-nut ‘
We Write
1 i Burglary
, Insurance
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
14 WAIHINGTON STREET. IOU'I'H
' NORWALK.OONN.
TELEPHONE 105-!
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
‘ —30LD AT—
F. H BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE.
Time for K. D. Frames for next outn-
mor's boat. now Special prioeI. TWo
slightly used boats for sale; one all-ft.
halt cabin. with 8 h. u. new motor.
One 21- ft with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.
. OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterSheIlPoinLNorwolk
Aprons
Small rountl 'l‘cn Aprons in In-
dia Litton. Dotted Swiss ttntl
Crimshar ........... 25c to 7 5c
Fancy Aprons ....... 75c to St
Amoskcag (“lingltnms and Pet‘-
ctllcs, Princess and Gibson
styles. .............. 35s to 50¢
All are ltx‘k«stitt‘lt scored and
t‘tl\'(‘i‘(‘il scuttle
J. IMALLETTE
(iormoriy Mime Dawson)
00 WAOHINGTON STREET
PAINLESS
EXTRACTING
There is only one way to get rid
' of an undesirable teeth. and that is to
have it out. This can he done easily
and PAINIMSSLY at my attire. where
I am extracting teeth chry day with»
out hurting the patient in the least. no
not heslltito the it your teeth‘ “come
hard”. tho! coho different with
my toothoO. You will go uwgay {lewd bl ._
on o
and leave the "duties of your
behind \ou
Dr. J.‘ H. Mallery
16 South Mlli‘l Ob. 80%? Norwoik
HourI: Iain. mp. ni Boom!
by appointment only.
CityNation
SOUTH NORWALK. filmink
TRANSACTB A'OENERAI. BANKING
BUSINESS
GIpitIi . Ourpluo Ind Pronto
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
em Dopooit onoo, 03 and to per your
same N. nArstsonl ml.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1n VIoo-Proo.
"cosmos H. IowIN. 2nd Vloo-
Pros. ~
WILFRID BDDWILL. OIIhIor
DIRECTORB
E. H. Mathewson Hoary uymour
John H. Knoop Ismael Grummon
Josiah R. MIwIn J. Wallace Marvin
Christian 0mm John H. Light
Ill-Id H. Rowan
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ERE’ S to you and Your Family
and Your Friends: We hop e
you’ll all be together Thanksgiving
Day; that you’ll be together in spirit
if 011 are absent fr6m eahh other in fact;
the ens; Will be 300 ‘ and that you 11 all
ing about Clothe -nobody was, but
we ’re' gding vto‘ - you 'd letter be sure about
having the right Clothes {or the day. Ours are
Hart» :Schaifner 8: Marx
clothes; dress clothes Prince Albert. or business
clothes; overcoats for all tastes; ready to wear
Suits $18 to $30 Overcoals $18 to $30
Other Good Makes as Lojw as $10
ROGERS & STEVENS
'rwo erases: ‘
The New Store ' South Norwolk
24 Wall St. Norwnik. to: South Main St.
This is the Home oi Hort Schoffnor and Mhrx Clothes
”We". . ,. .. . . ... . ... 4. M", .. ,. .. .. . .... , .. W . -»
The St. um;
be cloud
Thunitoglvlhx.
. t
I take it for granted you want to buy the boot Itoolt ho ho Friday "an." tit.
how Ire you to know—know so that there’- can‘t be the slightest
chance for I miltnkomthot lionulc Homo Ground Food for Horses.
Cstilo Ind Poultry, Ire the bolt? Keep on ioodingttilo food“ you're"
buying now with one-holf your stock. To the other half food Bonnie
Food. It you don't know Ifteru trial that lionnlo Food to tho boot
feed you over used. I'ILnot boihpr you to buy my more of Boonie
brand WhIt II it made of? CO”). Outs, ilIrloy Ind pure what pro. ‘
ducts. trolb groundnut: dIy. Q"
First in quality. lost In price. Item” to the initial of Its curtain-
I orI-wllonnio Home Ground Food tor Hot-In. Cotilo Ind Poultry.
. lumen. rose Marci-i.
Ind Mrs
port with Irilndl.
were served
nomination boln
lion. Henry so In VII
min ...:3“
‘ uttlr‘IIIII-I"*H'IH .
gfizggnsggguafoi. It‘llii!looi‘:iltoob.isp
museum) straits to11211112“.121213121222...
and entities Odds for
my. Ind Ironically III
were ro-uomlultod
am we Walloon
nor :ohn ii smith. on
embolism and breath or the
. rat J . it it
pIrochlIi Ichool will
’tomorrow becouoo oi
Johu'o Loon.
No. ti. F. and A. It. will most in tho
Masonic hIIi building In dwill confer
the It A. degree on several condition»:
NIII Ethel Martin. of Mount Stool.
L. I.. who to visiting her rolItIvoI. Mr
8. 'l‘. Ruhey. oi' Rivoroido
Ivonne. II ItioudInI the duty in Bridge-
‘I‘ho stop of the. .i and J Cub. Mm- ‘
itod. factory had I "lug" party Non
day evening It "it! tnmooiow erected
by tho company near the rotatory. The
men had In opportunity to Invite some
of their friends. and I lolly illno III
had bye Ill hoods. Thoro no I biolo-
Ing entertainment and rofrahlnooil
It the meeting at tho norhIrI‘ Uni
ion tut night silicon were nominated.
oouivadlot to Illa
tor eminent. aultlv Miler“ r Ilse-
Ildeiil. Ghoriol that for talcum.
ill ukOddofor recording more
new new
titer oileorl
John. hostile to may II ““32:
charges!
.IT TAKES BUT
The demand for Fancy Overcoats has been great this
season. We practically sold all wo had. (Popular. '._
priced ones-415.00, 018.00 and $20.00. ’ ‘
..
. U...
Have just added 60 now can. well mixturoi. .WI I
bought them It I price Ind they're great voices.
I BIyI' Fur Trim DvorooItI. 00.00 and 08.00. It
i The most beautiful line of Outing Flonnoi Pajamas
over shown. 01.00. 01.25, 01.50. 02.00, 02.00.
. Sweaters, Fionnol Shim.
good furnishings.
Halo Ind Capo. All tho '
, Chocolate Ind Ton Shoot. Gunmetal Ind Potent Colt. ‘
03.50, 04.00, 04.50. 05.00.
For Fresh FISH go where the handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST ‘
NATIVE FLATFIBH. not dressed, SNAPPER BLUES. SEA TROUT,
3 lbs. 250 EELS.
HERRINO ....................... 100 SEA ESCALLOPS. 400 GT.
HADDOCK ................... ...120 NEW BEDFORD AND LONG IB-
WEAKFIBH ..................... 12o LANDS, 50: OT.
SPANISH MACKEREL. BLUEFISH.
HARD cuss. Leno AND noouo
SALMON. HALIBUT. are“ con,
QLAMS. LONG CLAMD FOR BAKING.
Cutbill’s Bridge ‘Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
in our Itock will be sold It greatly ro-
duced priceI for the next sixty days.
V ,
South Norwalk Monumental Works
Oiiico and Yard rssosntcx'tl. «Hum.
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET Una-mm.
South NorwIIit 04 South Main 0t.
Thanksgiving
Specials
a [)0de MIXED NUTS ............................... . . . . .asc
ORANGEorLEMONPEEL,pound ..............
2 com DUDLEY'S PUMPKIN .
SWEET CIDER. gallon
VERY BEST LARD pound
..........15c
....I5o
...oso
I ...... lo..do,ololk
.lollloooo
WATER BAKERS COCOA or CHOCOLATE .. .xpc
LARGEPRUNES.spoundI ............ 95c
DRIEDPEACHES. pound ..... too
EXTRA FANCY DRIED PEACHES. l pouodo .oso
APRICOT3.pound ........ . z. .uc
TABLE RAISIN8.pIcItIgI~
apocklgoo SEEDED RAISINS . .Isc
apIcItIgoINONESUCH MINCE NEAT .............,......050
aquIrtICRANBERRlEii 050
WETMINCEMEAT. poundtzoo
R k R PLUM PUDDING 0
,meTmTATOEsI Wk nyoiilot- u.Ilisolllocl-llotll00o:m
Home Ellery and spinach. Hubbard and hilt-row Ions-Em
Fluidpl. Holog- Ind Tokay Dropout. and WW Apollo ‘
plunge Dot-I.
............o5o.
user’s stun PUDDING. eon m.
“a ‘ ,
SMMILK a... lllll»11TH-IvllosllIllIllloolIIloIGIoIoIA.“
Price’ sClothing Store
98 Washington Street. Seating Norwalk
Jul-do
BEST MIXED NUTS. pound ......... . .................. 15c, 18o
BEST ENGLISH WALNUTS. pound. ................. . . . . .ch
PAPER SHELLaALMOICIS. pound .. ............ .... . .. . . .Isc
FILBERTS OR PECANS. pound . . . ... ....... . ......... .. . . .xsc
BRAZILNUTS.pound ..... ...... ...............xso
CITRON.pound ..................... ooc
GOODBUT‘I‘ER. pound ....................... W351;
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