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his contest.
our Lyceum, in Washington street.
t‘cle of friends. .' ‘-
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GTRUOTOR containing the modic- .
foal admins of man Cod rav-
era. with Poptonato of iron. ,
Sold only by
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of all klhds'promptly hulls. m
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Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL '
cournscron
GENERAL
, REPAIR worm
Address:
51 MAIN IT... NORWALK
Telephones: m Ni: m, 21-!
The Evening Sentinel trill handle
the Yale-Harvard football game at
Cambridge, next Saturday afternoon,
in practically the same manner as the
contest last week in New Haven. The
one will he bulletined as each play
is made. Considerable Interest is
being taken here in the outcome of the
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Edward O'Brien and John Clune
have taken positions with the gas com-
pany.
Mrs. Hubert Taylor, of Georgetown,
has returned home from Norwulk.
-where she was called by the illness
and death of her grandfather.
The Painters' and Decorntm‘s‘ Un-
‘lon will hold Its semi-monthly busi-
ness meeting, this evening, In the hu-
Two years ago today Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Burkett were Joined In mar-
rinse. The young couple are receiving
the congratulations from a large cir-
a
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The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, will meet at the home of Mrs.|
Fred Shah, 116 Chestnut street, Frl-.
day. Nov. 24th, all interested in tent-10”"a Branch Lodge, No. 97' L 0- 0- F" g
will be lheld this evening in its rooms '
morance are welcome.
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.7. 'W. Franklin Bishop. of Belden ave.
nue, sends word from Alhcrqueroue.‘
New Mexico, that he is having thew"?M nvenne, ‘6 ”limit "NW1 '0 3‘
time of his life. Mr. Bishop left for cost of dark green point which adds‘
a trip through the western part of the
country and will go along the west-
ern roost from south to north. ;
in business, of contentment in the,
home, of standing in society. it Is
ouch an easy, simple thing and it
means so much. Have you a savings
acount? The South Norwutk Trust
Company pays four per cent.
Today marks the sixth uunivmsnry
of the marringe of Mr. ililfl Mrs. My
‘Roy Adums, of 2 Taylor avenue. Mr.“
and Mrs. Adams are busy receiving:
the congratulations and best wishes;
from their many friends, who join in;
wishing them many more bnppyevents‘
of simiiur character,
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~Smoko on Old \l'oll Gibson, our'
new file Ciaur.
We. .‘m
Norwalk is now facing'a school
problem similar to one that Danbury~
has had to contend with. Norwstk‘
built a new high school building five
years ago. expecting that It would hoI
of sufficient size to accommodate the‘
pupils of the term for a long period
of years. In five years the number of
students has doubled and is new tab,
which is neuter than the capacity of
the school, and thirty~five pupils are
wibhout desks of other school cou-
vsniencss.—-Danbury News.
The United States Metal Screen
cornpany has secured a floor of the Jo-
seph both and Company'- mill In
Grand street and will start In business
about next February, if all expects,
tlons are utilised. Nut-teen presses
have been constructed at the value of
”2,000 and the concern plans to em-
ploy about 76 men. The screen is all
natal and the patent of F. 5. Banks.
of Wilton. The capital stool: In file
company amounts to “0.000 and It Is
incur-paroled under the laws of Dolo-
wore. The authorised dutiful about
is ”W0” and tho worhfns Mini
3100.000. .
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Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. R..
will hold a regular meeting on Fri- ’ ‘
day evening.
Court Cecile, Daughters of Cnstile.’
have a regular meeting scheduled for . 1
this evening.
Miss Marguerite Dilworth, of Mott
avenue, was a visitor In New York
city lust. evening.
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. R. M..
will meet regularly tomorrow evening
in the Wall street quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hunter and
fsmlyl, of Norwalk. wore in George-
town recently, calling on ”lends.
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Mrs. Martin Crum, of Norwstk, has
been passing a week with Mrs. Ben-
Jsmin ilowe, of Flat Rock, Ilidgelleld.
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St. Mary's Young Men‘s Club will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow ove-
utng in the quarters in lmnard street.
Court Narruk, No. 68. F. of A., will
ct this evening in the Watcr sin-ct
quarter- it: the transaction of retro.
tar business.
The weekly business meeting; of
in South Main street.
"11o: that good qualities.
mt
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3
~- mm.
then should be labeled
so
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This store has attained a
Be sure you come here for
purse.
The New Store
a4 Wall St. Norwalk.
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TELEPHONE I“.
, Flsnueiefts
Flannetette Gowns, white. . . .01
Flanuolette Gowns. colors
............... .. 800. 700. ‘1
The home of Henry 1'. Price. in
greatly to its umlearnncc.
llanncr Council. No. bl, Ilsuahters
.. of Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly .
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Thrift is the foundation of success business "‘9‘“le ”“3 “Venl'li‘v 1" Its;
rooms, in Washington street.
The dance committee of (‘ourt Ed-
Children‘s l-‘lannslette Gowns
.................... i500
I-‘innhclette Skirts. .10 and Ms
l-‘lsnncIotte Short Kimonos
l .................... 500 to 01
' l-‘Iannelette, Long Kimonos
. ................. 76s to ".75
THANKSGIVING POST CARD.
6 for lie and 5c
2 .l. I. Mallette '
‘J ’ «M99881 331028 and is bashed by our guarantee of MT- 2
' territories with every purchase. '
.Winter Suit and Overcoat
Every fabric, ovary style, at prices to salt your own
, $10, .512, $15 and all the way to $30
' TWO STORES:
Large Long Clams
for Baking
Blues. Weeks. Sea Trout, Smelt. Flats, Halibut. Frost. Black,
Eels, Spanish Mackerel, Salmon. Long Island, New Redford
and Sea Eacaliops. Mill Pond Oysters, Long and Round Clams. '
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market
} which
lwere made nor the dance which will.
mondo Do Amicis, Founders of Ame»,
rica held in meeting, last oreninu at?
thus further urrunaements
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. “9
be hold at the Arion hall on Decem-
her 4.
“m.“
The Senior film of. tilt! quwnlhj, ,
High school is besieged with requests
for tickets for the dance on Friday
evening, but us they are practically
all gone many are meeting with ill
fortune in their hunt. The tickets are
given only to those whom the students
{think suitable to attend their dunno
and in this manner the dancers are
zuiways congenial, This scheme has
been followed for a number of years
and found satisfactory sud now for
this dance the ticket-invitation has
grown scarce. Over 200 have been. is-
sued. it In understood and thtis the
dance promises success.
Thrift _
In so essential to happiness
In this world that the failure
to practice it is, to me. in-
comprehensible. It Is such
, in our, simple thin. and it
means so much. It is tho
foundation of success in bush
nus, of cootsntinsiit in the“
hours, of mus. In the sons
annulus-missed Ian. :,’yj
Thrifty boosts deposit their.
savings with tho
Yes. indeed, it does hit. the bull's
or. of purity. quality and doiloiodo
nesswour IOXIUIV WHIIKIY.
This whiskey is a fully Ind. Pure.
exquisitely flavored whiskey thot is
genuinely delicious.
if you have an enacting palate you
will find HOXIURV a splendid pro-
duct. 01.2! the span.
.Casteilsno 8. Bardani
Prompt Delivery lost-whats
il'sl. all. to defined Ave.
at: .n. ‘WW...-.
GOLF HOUOI IURNID.
OfllCA’GO, Nov. 28.—-Tho Westward
Ho Golf Room was destroyed by are
this morning. it was valued at til.-
“ 000. This is the second .01de
house burned within our m The
one at the akokio links. ‘at Gloom
was sentiments“ loud-s slant.
Wines-«You iars drinking too
‘ much, old man. I'Ibould thou. .»
“mwoutd ebnmttobotmtodt
’ Gnalm’f‘hashs, old chart. 1- l'.
oars if -I do» “I. "hm a minibu-
ss you choose yourlriend
"pm for ensurv and-f
your
uSouthIainSt. “
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PI“ DELIVERY.
are often a source of infection. Emi-
nent physicians tell us that microon
santsms gain their entrance into the
m
, \ A...” l
i Ho Ioilwu Properly its-mm and
it;
’ opinion of Dr. William G. Anderson,
‘ sparring.
31f. mood! 3 Place with either
transitions.)
DR. ANDERSON OF YA}! NOT OIL.
moan ro scum hours. '
. .WW“ loan-lop Might be
‘ Aods’pl’abls as an inter-sot» ’ ‘
filial. Mil. .
Properly restricted slid safeguarded
sparrlu might prove “its acceptable
form of intsncollexiato sports, In the
director of the Yale gymnasium. but
it would have to be freed from the
“knockout" and “any other element
that has proven hurtful to boxing or
practically put a stop to general
wrestllnx.
Dr. Anderson says: “There is no
doubt in my mind as to the value of
it Is a splendid form of
exercise, but the very nature of the
pastime (unaud- greater mental and
moral control than any other form.
for our Large Advertisement in Tumor;
You will find Interesting News
AEBcckmann 8: Co. “w
as a as wssnmorou s'r. Plum «to. count NORWALK
“This last factor is at. once Its great-
est source of good and most promi-
nent element of mischief. To make
boxing an intercollegiate sport seems
an the face of It to be desirable, but
all sides of the question must be
considered before such action is
taken. To say that the English
schools and universities have long in-
dulged in such contests cannot be re
ceived as too strong an argument in
favor of it.
“The difference In the temperament
of the two people must be recognized.
We are apt to carry sports to an
extreme and if boxing is made an
inter-collegiate sport the ‘fever‘ to win
would reach its highest temperature.
minor or major sports It must be
freed from the ‘lmoekout' and any
other element that has proven hurt-
ful to boxing or practically put A
stop to general wrestling.
"The feeling that Is so apparent In
all forms of Inter-collegiate contests
would be most manifest in a boxing
match between two or more univer-
sities and would have to ho rurhod‘
to a greater extent than Is now shown
In basketball. wrestling or football.
"if a set of regulations could be
framed that would protect boxing and
save the same I should favor its ac-
ceptance, but this will be a difficult
thing to do. it In true we will never
ranch an agreement without trials,
nor will the question ever be settled
on paper. i therefore suggest a
meeting of representatives of different
colleges for a full and careful consld~
oration of the subject before adopt-
lnu or declining to act finally on tho
tastier."
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Atwood Flvs Defeats K. of C.
At the auditorium last evening, the
human aysian through some point of
inflammation. it was supposed fort
your: that pout and rheumatism orig-f
lasted from an over-abundant and toot
rich diet; now the consensus of opin.
ion is that they are a "pus disease":
atod teeth are roswnslblo for some of?
more severe types of rheumatism. l
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Attention to the teeth and gums.
to good health.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY‘
Iii South Main at. Booth Norwalh
Hours: 9 a. in. to I p. as. Bun-w
can by appointment only.
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lilANKSGIVING M
and the purulent discharges of ulccrn
whore supperation exits is Imperative 1 Atwood.
Atwood five defeated the South Nor»
walk Knights of Columbus by the Mom:
of 30 to 2. The latter team was com~i
pletely outclassed. l
in the second game of the eventual
the Marvel Juniors put up n greatl
I
gains with the .\'uvni Militiu and snow-‘
ed them under by the score of 29 to 8.1
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The lineup of the teams was as fol-‘
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E w. a. monsoon
Automobile§Repairing '
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty ~
4mm for sea promos numerous...
11.1.? SpecialtyMauuiacturing Go.
40 Water Street. South Nomlk. comb
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BEST FLOUR. a bag ................ ' ................................ No
VERY BEST CREAMERV BUTTER .............................. At Coot .
BUGAR—SUGAR—SUGAR ...................................... A! Col ‘
TRY A POUND 0F AMBROSA COFFEE at ........................... 32c
Once Used, Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
1M WMHINGTON I 11. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 900. Deliveries $30 a. m. and 2:30 p. in. FREE DELIVERY.
early In the afternoon the fans will
begin to trend their way towards the
park.
GOMPERS WINS POINT.
Will Not Have to Resign from Civil
Federation.
Fire Police Pool. K
in the Norwaik Fire Police pool:
tournament last evening William Hess,
rated 50, defeated Charles A. Copley,
rated to. by the score of 50 to 20. The
same was a fast one. and Mr. Copley.
made but ten scratches in six frames. . .. ..
The first frame hlr. Copley made two that l} was a "Mk3“! convention of
balls, while in the third he made two the tuned Mine Workers at (.oium-
less than he did in the first frame. ignite, Ohio. 'lnst spring that compelled
The score by frames follows: , m 3° 3““ “P .his “”000 job with
50 the .\ntionni (‘mc Federation. He de-
The American Federation of stor,
at its convention in Atlanta. defeated
the resolution requesting its officers
to resign from the Civic Federation.
says a dispatch from Atlanta.
John Mitchell told the convention
row Evening’s Sentinel ,
”‘3 L
Referee-«Guardian.
l‘mpire-—- Keisler.
Surrerwli. Leary.
Ont-vol Juniors.
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3 Norwalk CM: Pool and Illliardl. I
, At the Norwalk Club last cvsning.‘
to. H. Jackson. rated 80. defeated R.
"W" MIIItIoJ Hoyt Muses. rated 15, in the pool tour-
COAL
Our Coal Is truly Thanksgiving Cost,
for it‘s offline klnd that burns clearly,
economically and that produces a won-
derfully tom amount of heat.
This Thanhsnivfnn prepare the
“optimum dinner with a stove
burning our audio—and. also. beat the
home with our command you‘ll be
truly thankful.
The outfield Co.
‘I‘IL. m. 00 WATCH IT.
m
Ilr. Halts (after an absence-wind
so you shot a «burglar white bars and
unprotected. You an s brave little
woman What become of him?
Ira. Blnkszho other burglar can
sled hint off.
Mr. malts-emu other burst-rt
"Mrs. units-Whoops l aimed at.»-
Jaot. '
"How’s your wife"
fliladflbllfa Mil.
when the vacant
l flight forward. l
Tutor ........................ Luneg
namefit, by the score of 80 to 57.
In hmllliards. F‘. Van Boron defeated'
ROM ....................... Merriam - “. llaviland by an “.0” Of 100 10 5‘1
lows: 1H?!” 50' “will" 'iclurod that at the proper time he
K. of 0.“; 16~1 ;_ 3 would furnish proofs that delegates
Bll‘dcnhurah ........... Mf‘LtlllghliflE 27”.: 9M2 lbourtnu fraudulent crcdentiais ware
Left forward. l 39 11—4 .sent there to destroy him at a time
\‘elie ...................... Mcl‘cuke’ I-fmi 1M 2 lwhcn he "was bound hand and foot"
Right forwnrd. l 50 2tl~~l ‘in the supreme court of the United
Hines ......... (2 ........... tampbell, Scorer—Kelsi". ‘btnms, defending himself‘sgainst the
enter. ‘ ‘ I dieteree~~WeiseiL enemies of organized labor.
Onnrniori ................. l-. barreili This evening Henry Cornell, ruted’ It was the same convention that
. Loft guard. ‘ 190‘ and Alfred Avison, rated 50' “”Iudopted ft resolution culling upon all
Eldredge ..................... holtes cm” cues. oiilccrs and members of organised
Right guard. ' labor identified with the Civic Feder-
ation to resign from that body um!
directing its delegates to the present
convention to urgc the endorsement
of the. resolution.
After a day of stormy debate, dur-
.‘ v'
“mail-13.5.. ‘ 1.; _. ,
{NJ
Ina which the socialists rnllied to the ' ‘
support of the mine workers’ dole»
, variety of seed motorist,
Loft forward. ‘
Koamiski ....... . ......... Iirotherton I
t‘entcr.
Iieers ............... Mason, Kelly}
liiaht guard. l
Walling ............. . ...... . I'Zaaon;
heft guard. ;
' Good Football Games Promised. 1
Norwalk fans will havotho opportun-,
Ity of seeing some classy football ploy-l
in. at Amusement Park on Thanks-E
giving afternoon. one weey from to;
day. F'otlr rattling teams have been
matched to entertain local sportsmen
on that day. and with nothing else on;
the sport. proaram for the day. the;
part: should be packed to capacity.
Norwslit Hixh School will be Nitro-
senlod by a fast auruation In the
some against Bridgeport lllth‘s eleven
In the preliminary contest. The to-
onls have played the best football that
has been seen In scholastic circles
bans in years, while Bridaeport has a
For the his Cline of the day. the
foal Oriole eleven of East Norwaiki
haabssnsoourodooplay thslloaos
of South Namath. With one more
can. already so their credit. both
Liam will an on the field Thanhsalv.
in: alum dot-Milled to have his
saws some mm“ m
nation. the convention refused its on-
dorsoment by a vote of 11,840 to
«L359. As a result President Gompern
and fourteen other labor leaders will A.
continue as members of the executive
board of the (‘Ivlc Federation. ',
Thomas L. Lewis. who was presi-
dent of the mine workers at the title ‘
of the i‘nlumbusconvention, tried in
vain to obtain the floor to answer
Mr. Mitchell‘s chnraes. mun; in.
this be inter made a statement, soy-
ing that the charge made by Mr. llftn .
cheil wits absolutely untrue and that.
Mitchell would be required at the unlit "
convention of the minors to prove. his
statements or be branded us convoy-
In; to the American Foderotifin of":
Labor information that. is incomui.
President (tempers bitterly assailed
the socialists in a speech in debut!
of the Civic Federation. . ‘
”there is notions we can low.
please the acclaim party.” he and
claimed. ”unless we so over“ Milt;
boots and breaches to that party. if "
games In Miss Theresa Verlin and they succeeded in passing this row
George J. Cavsmh. winning first lotion they would offer something
prises. Hrs. 0. R. Mitchell and u‘slse. anything mantaconiss theirnds.
usual William J. iflder (In, scoured movement as a militant force of this,
the consolation awards The nest country. Their Ides tubal. the who“
mastitis wiil'bo December 0th with nation should be brought” a stale
Ire. 0. if. kitchen, sf lltthelivynnoof poverty and then by some W
The latter was rated 75.
Valo,Toam' Leaves New Haven.
NW' HAVIEN, Nov. 28.-The Yule
football team with the substitutes.
numbering twenty-sight In all, left
New Haven toduy for Auburndnlo,
Moan, where the men will be quarter-t
ed until the game with Harvard at'
(footbridge on Saturday. Practically
the entire student body of the unlvcr-
city was at the railroad station to sec
the men off. and each member of the
sound was xiven an individual cheer as
well as the team as a whole. it had
been expected that there would be
practice at the field this afternoon,
but the plan was chanted. the drill of
yesterday beina Made the final of that
season here. .
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PINODHLE OLUI ENTERTAINED.
The Pinochle Club was enloysbly
entertained last evening by Mr. and
Mrs. fliephon it. Bray. of fielden place
The full club was present and the
meal; dorm Ins mm on
W WMW'mmy would-mum”
are.
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