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VIN'OL
. _ The modern roan: RIOON-
. ‘TRWTOR containing the them
Ml sub-as yes of M Oodm
.. mono
. all. sAiirsa
puns utilisation elm
fresh every day
ms... sAKssv esooucrs :‘
F. A. LANE
81 Washington Itrssl.
“lath Nomaiit
‘ of aii'idntid‘prunlpfly hidih‘clsafl‘ .
or sale. All kinds of. rennin;
given maintenance.
Oyster the" Point. «Nomlk
. i
u .
Charles Buck. Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
scram worm
l Allin-f
iii mun s1." noawaut
Telephones: Office. ”it lion“. 21-!
Whist. plnochle and dancing will he CONNECT'OUT PAT‘NT.‘
the order of entertainment at the But-
ler Lodge social, this evening.
her Nth. 1911. List furnished from
Joseph Somers, who was operatedeatents. Bridgeport, Conn
on at the Memorial Hospital in Netti Wm H Baker Bridgeport.
York city. is reported as doing niceI marine workshop.
11- o. w. Goodrldso. Bridgeport. shade
holdc’s
silh-
The Central Labor Union will hold
i eon , ll, 8 e mrt, wash-
Its semi-monthly business meeting this in: an“: H. dd! I
. . . h~ .
evening in the [tenor l yceum in Was Josiah Hart. Bridgeport, iiient
lngton street.
Itire.
The Womans Civic League nill Christopher J-
meet with Mrs. George R. Barnum of MN” machine
ITMorgan avenue. tomorrow ai‘tor‘: “‘03 5- 30""! Bridgeport
noon at 3 o‘clock. l positively- fed dish grophophone
, _.._..~_...w l ( larence D. Plait, Bridgeport tea
The weekly business metlng of slim adjustment for pull switches.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights Albert Rontlto. M6990". MINNIE
OITythiaa will be held this evening in i attachment for sewing machines.
its"hall in South Main street. Thou. .l ”Seward Brlditeport ma
if —-—e-~~-~~ chine for mating rubbercovared else
The hand brake of the Old Welii trio wire for vulcanlaation.
k and Ladder Companv' a truck or Andrew W SW80?
repaired and the apparatus i ti‘ pewritlng machine
will" YM‘M'IKWWW - ‘ total. 0. out» and “or n. salt
Hartford, typewrft'lng' machine.
Wm A. Lorena. HWord coupling.
iii-ands if Richards. 'fisrttord.
carving machine.
bouts Anderson New liritain, clasp. i
Jim R. Fletcher. New liritaln.l
{Jr and Mrs. G Gottlieli of South loch.
Ndi'walk. were among the guests at
hallo, Bridgeport.
lllfl'
H Bridgeport.
m
bier of Columbia Circle. Conlpan- .
iota of the Forest. will hold its senti- i
monthly business meeting this evelllngl
in its rooms in Washington street {
“d whist and ”man" party "I 8mm” houser. New Britain, emergency exit-l
101d Council of Jewish Women. Tues-l door fastener.
day evening. i Ernest. N. Humphrey, New liritsin.;I
l folding stIand. :
Julius A. Hubhell. .lr.. deputy int-eat
sachenl of‘the improved Order of lien $339:le Schoeli. NM" "m“"I
f ‘3 th Norwalk. was one ot’Ih - '
mm 0 0" Clarence E. smith and l:. N.
the guests at the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary Irelehration 0f Holocaust-tie,
Tribe, No. l. l. 0. it. M.. in New Ha
veil, Tuesday evening
Humphrey, New Britain. safety rotor.-
Edwin A. Fish. New lnntion. indlg
icator and register for marine vessels.
5 issue a. Palmer. Niddletown. 3
—-Mnlte your poultry profitable anti patents running gear for vrhlclea:
plentiful—~feed Bonnie" Feeds (homo conditioning textile material; adjust-I
ground). Manuel'l‘oroiiateh. able couch hammock and framo‘
~~ ~— . therefor . .
Mrs. Lincoln Taylor was moved "wow. c _.. ,
yesterday from Trinity Lake to her HUNTER . ACCIDENTALLY Dis-
ilomc on Summer street. Stamford. CHARGE8 GUN AND DlEB FROM ;I
The motor ambulance left Stamford INJURIES. l
at it) o’cloelt yesterdfly morning 10$ WESTERLY.Nov.18.-l’ulllng hill
take Mrs Taylor home Her skull Ighotgun after him through the brush;
was fractured last Week in a runawayi with the mussle in hi. “my Jofloplil
fictitlt'll lit Trinity Mk8 llCostando. 23 while hunting Tuesday.
“'“r‘w lreceived the full load of the weapon.i
A ilanf‘ number of the mcnlilcis oil when it w“ accidentally althde i
Norwaili Ultimo. Benevolent. and Pro lie “I dead today. A terrible. Elli
tective Order of Elks. will go to New l-llit wound “u made in the Inm~fiI
Haven on the 7:10 train this evenlniL. chest. H. acted with uncanny lirav‘
to pay a fraternal visit to New Haven 101')! while companions "m him first
i
1'0““ “d at the same time will aid and. later. under the surgeon's
award a handsome memorial to the knife.
date Dr: Kelley to that lodge. An tili—
tortaintneut will be provided by the
New Haven lodge members.
The trl~company pinoIchle lourna
meat of IOld Well. Hook and Ladder ‘—
(lompnny, Putnam lions Company and l
the South Norwallt Oil‘s police will
....A.....
mm on Thursday. December 7th.
The pinochlo tournament of Old Well
and bar check book were
and Muyowder Hood and Ladder
Companies will start in February. ac-
oaoe a source of amusement.
but are now assume of will
vli‘ you want your "business" to be-
come the talk oi the down. toll alalut it
through a Sentinel "Want" Ad.
cording to the agreement made last
year between the two organisations.
The semtmonthiy business mastitis
of South Norwalk Council. No. 1.263,
Knights of Columbus. will be held thll
evening in the rooms in smth lain “kw“ and” bank.
street. at which time the first (twee Boats of our most “tilin-
wlll be worked on a class of this call wryaoaoultl aroma?»-
dilutes. At this time also made mm. WI have a Mlss‘ .
manta will be made for the exemptin-
cation of the second dsgrss on a aim
of fifteen candidates during the tint
week of Member.
0081‘ Newslk
‘ rm. at
am“
roots convenient in Ivory its"
tail prop-veil for your oss-
vealed“
, Small «counts invited.
Solidi Norwsik
Trust Co.
a
FNlN‘HNI
The following were issued Novem- ‘
ofllce of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of ‘ 1
!
Walter H. Hart and J. P. lioitz-l ’
heard-urn ‘ f '1
Norman are realizing more and
here.
no
new
The New Store
as Wall St. Norwalk.
Fish! Fish! E
This businesd is‘growlng faster will ever in luminary:
f Motherflw litid it economy to buy their boys’ clothing I
We save men money in one of two whys—gt; him bet— '
Sm l8
‘ NORWIAILK HIGHS DEFEATIEIID.
ado——
Cmnwlsll lays Took Last Cams of
Ill-inn to soon air 12 to o.
wed winner
is I yet-y ”glean game. ymfllfi?
walk ilifl school, in the last game“
monthsawessvstlssavmon-
aftersho-a at Amusement Park, Noe .
. We just resell?“ a alum of new Canned Goods. consisting of the
foiletnlagt
-6393“?
car value for the fixed price, thereby securing him longer ‘
wssaior ills clothes-nor we save him a few dollars in actual
giving him something for $12 or 815 that elsewhere
xpd'ct to pay .15. ‘18 or Ike. 3
We’ve got the best values this year we've ever had.
“Come in and make us prove it.
TWO STORES:
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4*...“
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”NONI
Tb. Only Plano In Town That Handles Nothing But “a Food
LONG “LAND ENCALLOPN.
BIA ESCALLOPO ...........
Butter-fish. Weakiish. Fiatflsh. Herring. Bluefish. Native lass and Smelt.
Sea Bass. Cod, Halibut, Isis. Florian Handles. large open Long Clams. Mitt
................... «squat-t
Youa census;
l
i
.................. 50s users. -
Pond Oysters. Rated and Long Clams
Cutbill-‘s Bridge Fish Market.
FNII DILWINV
K‘s umuoausa '
Infant’s Wear
Millsnkcls . ......... .
Carriage Relies “M.“ C sass
Sweaters .......... doc to 01.50
leggings ........... we to 01.8
Booties ............. 250 to 500
Large assortment of
iionncts .......... 256 to 31.50
Long and Short
Kimonos ......... 25st to 01.50
Bleeping Carmela in white
and natural .............. 500
Volts .................... .600
J. l. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. «9
-Y0u Couldn't
_ find a better. more completely stocked
'nnd equipped establishment than this
for supplying your wants in the choir
est ii'lllSKlii-il. WINES. CORillAlfl.
BOTTLE!) llEliliis. etc. We really
have "lust" what you want and our
prices are really the lowsst at which
genuinely A-i quality is to be had.
We will please you if you but try us.
Casteilano 8. ,Bsrdsui
Prompt Delivery lvsrywltsrs
Tat. ill. ' ‘ as Nailraad Ava.
L .‘i‘NANGI ANIMAL'I IONIC WPOUND
CHARLOTPETOWN. P. E. 1., Nov.
mutton" of a strange animal found
on Grand Tracsdle hush ‘sre so un-
familiar and panting to midsats here.
that they will be placed in the hands
of a scientist to determine the identity
of the strange skeleton. dome lilt'llm.
tilts w have been the animal bo‘ .
that is» sy be the remains of a in
earnest. it is thought that. the find.
which was caused by the shiftina of
,‘t
no W“
may prove of gloat at torts in
museum . .
that they put ad going until actual?
, pain drives them there. but by modern‘,
methods and careful manipulation i
am able to relieve the pain and mature
comfort and happiness in an amazingly .
short time. i am «instantly ohtaininit‘
results where others have failed. and
am on the alert to detect unusual con-I
dltlona~ctlch patient is an individual
study and m‘elvea special care.
Consultations free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
it South Iain at. Booth Nos-walk
Hours: Daniela-t. nun.
“I. I! appointinsat m.
,. 1
Will. ”COW lTI IOOKC.
.- on...“
i
Utilities Commission.
it ill olllcialy stated that the (‘on
poetical. confirm the tmlley holding
compa ny of the New York. New illi-
"ill and Hartford Railroad company.’
will assent at any point to the rul
lag of the public utilities coinmission'
that the company exhibit its books
and ileum in the bearing on the
Manchester rats reduction case
it til understood that the attitude of
the ocmpam is that it is too early to
make a test of. the constitutionality oil
the not under which the public service!
tommlaslon was created The company
will in no way contest the commis-
sion's orders. but will (options to light
the proposed reduction of rates, if the
decision is in favor of the company a
test of the constitutionality of the law
may be postponed for some time. if
the company is beaten It will then
proceed to have the constitutionality of
the not deter mined. The llsneiit to the
railroad or this course of action
apparent. fdr with the public service
commission abolished it. would no
doubt still face the rate reduction agi-
tation in some other term.
“~21.
is;
.i. ill. Parker. 2.021 North 10th street.
rt. smith. Aria. says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney medicine but did
not set bolts! until he tosit It”!!! Ride
may Pills. No atelier bow-ions you
bars had kidney trouble. you will. lad
quick and without halted! by his
sand duriiln the recent heavy filo. .
‘ ducal. panting.
‘ ban and Jackson stand for Norwala.
SUITS 8. OVERCOATS v
$10.00 to $30.00
And everything that's seasonable and stylish.
: . playa were creditable.
' the last quarter.
' . year is as follows:
7 lit.
.0! it to ll.
~a sliver intimated through the sole
’ = the season. was defeated by Greenwich
: than sellout by the score of is to a. new " I PEARB
r . lama was aim by the absence cons rescues
‘ finals hai- limpet Brown at left guard l « - TOMATDII - ~ ._ wetuus
and Ilium. quarterback. both young . flatuotcsa scans Apalco’rs. .
. aids being ill and unable to play. The. LlIA- suns stacxssaaizs f
substitutes did well against their op- Innocence: svaawsaantes ~ .
mounts. who were much heavier; Man Aaeaaaaus PINEAPPLE
for ass. the entire Greenwich team SALMON sLuassnniss
I was savior-I than liorwala. PUMPKIN cneaalas ‘
Greenwich m'ads itself conspicuous
by its many forward passes and in
O'Hara. Bturdsrant. Greenwood More
Holley. A. Schmidt and Moran were u ‘ U WACHINCTON '7'
IA.F.Beckmann 81 Co.
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
the cafe. the winning team whose
The real future of the game was
McVey‘a long run for a touchdown in
He is n sprinter and
Norwaik could not catch him. so excel»
lent was the interference.
The record for the. games of this
of 15 to D.
The same Atwood team was in 'the
fieldtwhiie the Marvels lined up as
follows: Van (louveriug, Taylor. Beers
Wailing and Koamislti.
canarnieri refereed; William At-
Milford. Nov. ii.
The season has been more success-
ful than Norwalit has bad in some
years and the Green and White abodld
be proud of her fwlbaii eleven of Hill
Manager Wynn should be congratulat-
«upon his choice of games and the
I!” with which he managed the.
“A!“ “Wt lie chose "'9 hardest of the. Atlantic. fleet and a silver tro-
teams he could secure dates with and Dh)‘ adored by State genglumlect it.
theJichonl body is pleased "it" i"? ""5 L. lieskman of this city. Three thou-
”‘mn manager. sand sailors and marines and an equal
The lineup and summary of yestcr- ‘number of landarnen “lubed the con
NEWPORT. it. l., Nov. lit—A decis-
ive battle. fought for an hour here
yesterday. resulted in the surrender of
the football eleven of the battleship
idaho. of the second squadron. to the
flagship Connecticut, of the first squad-
ron. the score of 6 to 3 giving the
Connecticut the football championship
d") “ name dict front a safe distance and cheered chartered “”99 NUS l0 take them 0"“
'~°'W""- anwch iloudiy each tatticai advantage gained to Mmlm Vernon. "
5“.“ ---------------------- T‘"““" by either team. Logan and the other. “m
f' 1"" "“1 g'heaiy guns of the Connecticut repeat ”Mini“ '0' Bill Crowd.
“"1" """""""""" ll “0““ g'edli shattered the outer plates of the
belt tackle lldaho's armament but only once.
lily kicking the goal.
The ldaho men had the advantage of
Right tackle. i
INTNSOII ................. N. Srhiell ”he bfl‘ue in “IQ Mona period.
mer bantanlwelght champion, and
Young Ketchell. of White Plains. have
both trained very hard and claim to
be in the best possible condition for
their ten-round contest, which takes
place at the Mount Vernon Sporting
Won. 3; lyost. 3: wood kept time and mum Leary Clllb tomorrow evening. Forbes‘ eli-
u‘d'," scored. celient condition and his recent great
The winning games Were, with llaa- -..__.~.__.__ ‘work in the ring. combined with Ketch
.bury Oct. 25: Weatport. Sell! 27. and Connecticut Elsvsn is Navy Champion. ell' s gameness and tremendous punch-
ing ability. will milks this one of the
best boxing contests h'lllch Westohea-
ter (Ollnly has seen since. the days of
the McGovern-Palmer tight at Tucker
hoe.
Ketcbell realises that this is the one
chance tor him to lump into the lime-
light. and a victory over Forbes is
therefore imperative for his future
success. Ketchcll's admirers
White Plains are excited and propose
to do everything they possibly can to
give him encouragement. and have
NEW HAVEN N0v16.—The Con—
,IIIIIIIII """""""" t it I in Inecticut Company has made large
i f ----------- ‘0‘?“ the thild period, did a missile pone» preparations for handling the crowds
é'Oiil 4‘ i will"! “rate her v.ilals This was when l.o- in this city going to and from the Yale-
" --------- L ---------- Si‘ldPWi‘H‘nn who did the most brilliant wont Princeton game on Saturday. Extra
f‘ b it (chic? lot' the day recolered a punt almost cars to the number of 150. all open.
amp 9 it -------------- Nell"1‘”3'iIIon the ldallo goal line. carried the ball are to be put upon the lines to the
Elimhan ...... ‘i‘i‘txm'ImII D Meadeiover and then completed his attack field, which represents the ultimate
'capuclty of the double til-ache tllron‘l
Chapel street and of hte loop con-Ir
lions.
ln_
Right d The estimates call for trans- . "
t W i“ when llsvids. manning the torpedo portationin doubletrips or 27,000 . ’
reenw """"""""" Mcl‘ t""Ituhe. with his foot on the 40-yard tutors to the game and of about 13,;
Quarterback
:.llno sent the leather- cased projettile
ISturdevant .................. Moran scaring between the (0&1 posts.
Left halfback.
Right halfback
l’lnsl attire-wilreenwich ll,
Norwllk ll. 8., l).
Touchdowns-w Mel'ey and Reillell.
Goals from i0itchfl0Wil~~».‘ilt‘Voy ‘2.
r lies.
1:; : acore. Connecticut
Touchdown. Logan.
'down. Logan.
8.. ti. idaho 3.
Goal from touch-
(loal front field. Davids.
returning after the game when it is.
impossible to haul all the crowd. The
(‘aplain King of the idaho team company does not loolt upon this as a
\‘o one can be happy with an “hint! PM" ------------------ A s““"" was wounded in the nose early in 1h? paying investment owing to the extra
tooth or those which need can Many Fullback. Iplai. but continued throughout the expense incurred. and the idleness of
people so dread a visit to the dentist a; fi "if“ -------------------- ( ”ohm“ ‘ game. There. were no other casual. a large number of trolley crews during
the game. which it is asserted brings
about a net loss of about 8500. saying
nothing of the risk of a costly acci-
dent.
it Il‘lnplre. Ensign \illllam ll. Kilduff, _.. .. ___._.
IvflgoongmImm‘ ‘Rt'il‘i‘t‘t’. Ensign Max ll. llemmotl. Attsll Defeats Cohen With Ease.
m re "9"" Field Judge lieut W 8 Pro llead . . .
. . . > ' ‘ ‘ ‘ " ~ “ NEW iDRK. .\ov. l6.—-Alle Attell,
“ad Hue-mum" "Hm“ ‘ llnesman. Midshipman, t‘, (l. Battles.
Timerswliaino and Kenmdy.
Time of quarters - Ten minutes
JIM ONOURK! l8 WELCOMED lNlI
TEXAS.
Connecticut League President Was
Cold in St. Louis But Warmer in
Bali Antonio.
Jr.
3 With the Boilers.
”"iou bet inl irlsh. and my real
'nnnio is i-‘ly.nn and i am going to
whip .lack .flrlhusoo said Flynn, '-dis
I llluaioner" of white hopes in San Fran-
'ciaco. today. "There. is nothing to
:lhll report that i'nl an ltallan. i had
“‘3 ANTON!“ Ni“ ”“0"“ "Wish llaiinn stepfather, but than; us
cial train over the lion Mountain far M it goes
route president James ii. ()Rourke} riddle Met‘oortv the
and his five daughters arrived luster l thH. battierI. today signed
Time of periz‘ds l5 minutes.
Oshkosh
for a
Railroad to Comply With Order olI day ‘0 ""3"“ the annual convention “0‘" “”1 Jimmy “0““, 0‘ Chleago. lulnp our (‘olleus right eye: ll‘rom
0' NH‘ minor It‘lflllt‘fi- The train W“ for Monday. Dec i and for anuthet
loaded with baseball celebrities. (luv u, three wpfika later with Hugo Kol'
itolqultt of Texas and a committee of I)’. if McCoorti deht‘t. Howard The
prominent Texans met the visitors at1 terms 0: the Kelly bout tall for a
liouls and accompanied them Winston for the “middleweight
i
"ll" 9“! plonehip of the world "
When the t) llourke party urllled in Hmry Forbes the come back han-
Sl. Louis Holiday iliulillllil. they found mmwelght champion is today one
.
\t‘hnm-
l
i came
featherweight
easily
champion of the world.
defeated Young (l‘ollen. who
from England with the repti-
tatlon of being. almost as shitty and
clever as Jim llriseoil. at the Houston
Athletic club last night Attell gave
the Englishman a severe hearing but
t‘oilen took all the champion could
[the and cattle back for more
Cohen a best round was the second
in «his round he hit the four loft
jails in sucmsion. Attell retaliated
with a rain or lofts and rights to the
body. in the sixth Mlt'll raised a
Illlls round until the tenth the chant-
plon tabbed his man at will
luketbatl Abolishsd at Trinity.
HAITFOR‘D. Nov. “3.qu order of
‘lile athletic committee of the Trinity
College faculty. basketball at. that lit~
titliutlon has been abolished.
Owing
the tem raure h d 't . .
W i a dropped m 5 mm“ "“"r ‘ ‘h‘m’w "m" "Ohm“ to the tnterest felt In that branch of
disrm ice and anus rim-ted the ('oulon for the title according to most- mm “WWI II is MINI an em rt
Villllol‘ll. They W0?” III“ ‘0 “8"“ the “ho wiuutuuid “I; 10.")una [mm In“ '
city for the warmer climate of Texan. night with mun-pt): Goldman M m.»
l’msident t) 'ltourlio has been ram-lied ltoynle A. 0.. 3", York. port." was
with great honor in San Antonio and; In“, master of u“, situation
is one of the most prominent llaures times. .
at the convention.
m.
iii all‘
Callahan Will Play Cantor.
Basket ball fans were expecttnx
“’9 “'9‘“ defeated "‘0 MINE" “1 that Clinton. the all-famous center
‘i mi WM 0‘ basketball 918319" mliwtlo is to play with the Sixth cowl
the Auditorium. last evening, by secret patty team this year. would he he".
Both sides played 100‘ tor the opening name On Thanksgiv-
ball and the contest was clean through tug Matti. Word was received from
out. "in“ "mm an "“‘d’M ”“9" him yesterday that he could not pos-
sibly not away for. that night. Al.
though somewhat disappointed. the
management has made atyangements
to secure Callahan. well ituown here
for ills wonderful basket ball playing
with the Newburg team. and tar his
reputation gained an the ladders.
some time see. Callahan is taut. to
say the least. and his services will be
at great assistance in the north Com
party. The tears was out on the floor
last night. for practice and it was
shown that all saw aortic: into forum
M
Atwoods Defeated Manila.
of his shoe and lodged in his instep.
The splinter was removed and the
young man plucklly resumed his play.
ing, although when its finished he Was
suffering some, pain. Blyden-bursb. of
the Atwoods played a fast gains. mali-
iug tour buttsts. Tbs lineup of‘tbe
piaysra was as follows:
Atwoodhniydsnbuml. fillies;
Ouamlsrl and (learns a Volts.
timely—«Brows. W. Matt.
1m slid Hull!- '
J.
«mummmn mm
mm
mammmnnu M
mm “mm.
mav be made
bri
by the students
, about a removal of the ban.
Holland lasts Thomas.
OAKLAND. Cut. Nov. lit-«Fritz Hot-
to
'ltind. of Spokane. won it isn~rouad de-
cision last night over Joe Thomas. of
San Francisco, at one time waiter-
weight champion of the world. in none» .
Thomas showed little .
sided contest
of his old little fighting spirit.
‘.lohn. do you
will)?“
”Yes."
"Do you love the very much?”
"Oh. yes."
”will you always love me?"
love your
gone and ordered sent home hairy-u
Pittsburgh Post
It
dates in mass are anticipated MW ._ .
little
"‘i'cswsay. woman. what have you
Norwalk Chronicler