Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 24, 1911 · page 2

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a.» normal o‘m the town. Al'w
measurements ond‘ honeys.

militia”. each-ll thoao having it

through the center or the city al
the line of the preoont railroad.

the railroad company

said yesterday that this will he
course followed. '
The plans 01' the company cull

 
 
 
 

More than
2,500 Prizes

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they have hadh boxy making their
“hallway: have been completed

- much to the allot of the“ present lino
‘ Of the railroad thronxh‘Norwalk. Now.
however. one In boing'mrido by men
in the employ of the corporation

.'intlicltionapoint to the (not that
contemplates 1
running their railroad almost alontluil
the phenol alto, hut in passing through E
‘ Norwalk it will (be on a trestle. T'IlIS‘

’ seems to he the scheme and n promi-.
nent rhuoineas man in the town who' “9“"
appears to be on the inside of the (I

a direct route to Montreal, Canada, lti be avoided. Principal among tho int-lmohiio garage will probably have to;
in claimed, and the. route must be no movements will he, the elimination oi" in: mmoved in order to mako way (or

@NOT TOO LATE .TO ENTER '0UR@
$21,000 Prize Pro

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. lo. or. m :1 “small.
i planned by the company. ono alonalnomo total. The iiratgwiii, porno . at
tho allot shore of tho Norwnlk harbor E tho mil-heir factory. called not“
and the other turtner coat going pool a crossing. Then w-iil follow in ounce»
‘ the rear of the tumor Overlook-Sohlaloa than!“ at Jonuinn’ dock boll»:
lock Military Academy. have heonEOrohar'd invetutlic‘one atith'pflfoot‘ot
ludgod‘too expensive. principally bo-lChapol street. and in reaching the
cause or the great amount or bi tmulyirmour first Company‘s ,‘plant. the
and excavation in general. T“ a~7aEWator ‘atroot crooning, those o? Gil)"
third route to being mapped "but hyg‘and (latherine atreota. all orcoodingly
the men neon daily in tho Norwaik tor- ! nonporous on and tho pocna or molly
ritory. This one now planned is oaidicloau calls or III oovrrll accidents. ‘
.to he the one that will coat the least! The plan 1. u, make the radio a
and probably the one that Will bHEdouhle track. time doing away with
adopted by the company. itho .grant delay now exporioncod and
it in known that between ‘iho em- 2 the liability of railroad accidents. The;
Mnkmnt at the South . Norwulklaoulua track will attend the entire
lreirtht yards and Nash's corner infilenglh of tho Danhury branch it all tl'w‘
per Main street there is a great (lei plans of the company IN “Tillmlmrl
mansion in the land. Tho plan thenled. 'I‘he Norwailt depot will be atom
18 to begin the trestle whom the divide E 0d hour Noah'a corner, the present one
begins to decrease in South Norwaik.; lining abolished and tho Wiunlpauk
Ann street. and to run as 110111-in station done away with likewise». l
M] l lly trestle on a. level to where the land. liudor this aehodulo' the ”“li
”mils again rear-hell somewhere in tho vi« will ”a"? through Norwalk City ovorE
"E““y ”f Catherine ““3”“ Norwnih. Ehr'nd. goillg ovrr the River street tuuvl

By this change runny nuisances will 1 nol instead of beneath ii. Bankn‘ auto-E

for .

verb
Why Not
Own One?

CONTEST A

 

 
 

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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL OFF (R

REVIOUS
ROVERB
ICTURES

Free To Late

Beginners

 

, See
Coupon

 

 

Extra Stamps
with Coffee j

10 Stamps with 1 lb.
8 O'Clock Coffee. .25:
10 Stampa with 1 lb.
Sultana Corina. . .301:
20 Stamp- with 1 lb.
Amloza Come ...32c
30 Stamps with 1 lb.
El Ryad Collar. . .350

CANDY

Assorted Chocolates.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Special THANKSGIVING SALE

20 S.

 

832;”.0.r.mge.é; 10%: SEEDED RAISINS. 3 packages ........... 250 lb, ........ 121,»cc
mm“... m WW. MALAGA GRAPES. a pound ............. 12c Emu‘fxfi‘QXMV'ém
3:33;; Sim; “5122:: CRANBERRIES, a pound ................ XOC mm. 11.1 Vii-m
Slififlln‘érlil1‘l’3'i 013.15. PUMPKIN. a can ........................ 10c Sigl'én'z'liiaataii“
Allard." b}... if.” SQUASH. a can ......................... 10c Jinn; with,”
1.. .1211... CURRANTS.apackagc ................... 10c EJP~MEQW~A$J°°

"133.371.??TIRT29/2e CHEESE. a pound ....................... 17c - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ‘
Cornea Walnuta. Ih..15c

& H. STAMPS FREE CostflfOn

 

Extra Stamps
with Tea

20 Stamp. with 1 lb.

P Thanksgiving Coupon

Fill out thin (‘onpolr «prosoni ll in

A8:

any of our stores, and hy inning Si no

\11 ill: or "1.1311 01' maul... intent Sugar, 0 T“ “““ J ' ‘ ‘ “35°

lllllirr and Hill». )(lil nil‘. t‘wl-iw .STSUWIPI Willi I mic
............. c

50 Stamp‘ With 1 Ill
Tea ...... .. ..

20 ST A MPS FREE

llositlt-s lilv' truzliillr .‘llill clam Stamps:

catch on lot. circular

From Monday, Nov. 20, to Saturday.
Nov. 25.

60c

 

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This I'lmmn 11m pond all‘ll-r hump
do). Nun-milvr

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NUTS

Good Mixed Nuts.

Brazila. lb. .. 150

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mince Meat

None Such. 3 pkgc. .250

Johnson's No, 5
Clock ........... 55¢

Fancy Moiat. lb ..... 12c

 

 

DATES

Hailowoo DatoI, pk.10¢
Fitted Datoa. pk. . . .120

FEELS

 

 

Citron. Ih. ......... 200
Orange or Lcmon
lb. .............. 150

Cryaulizod Ginger,
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pk. .............. 0c
‘ I
Seasoning
A. A. P. Poultry
Seasoning ....... 100

Sago. .. lb. 25c. pk. 2r.
Thyme. lb. 250. pk. 2c
Marjoram.

...... .0). 250. pk. 20

Savory. . .lh. 25¢, 23' 20

 

 

FRE

 

IOS&H.
8...... Free

The Great A&P Tea Co.

124 WASHlNO‘i’ON ST»

 

This Double Roasting Pan
Given with 1 can A& P

Baking Powder at 50c

 

RAlSlNS

Seeded Raisins,
3 pkgo. .......... 25¢

Seadlou Ralolna.

pkg. ............. the
Layer Rolaina, lb. . .iOc

 

 

Plum
Pudding

R. No. 1 cannaao
R. No. 2 can. .450

FIGS

Layer Figs, ib......16c
Pm in hookah ....200
Flat In Jan .......!60
Flu in ham ......ilio

R.

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Doobio flouting Pan, consisting of a lint-quality
abut-iron port. 10 inch" long, ii inch» wid- and
40/. lnohoo high. fitted with improved until-tor.

 

 

 

10 STAMPS WITH ONE JAR A. A P. SMOKED BEEF....15¢
10 STAMPS WITH ONE BOTTLE BEEN OLIVES .156
10 STAMPS WITH TWO CANS SUI. ANA TOMATOES. as:
10 STAMPS with one can White Walt at String Beans. . . . . . .100
to STAMPS WITH ONEPKO. A. A P. EL Y POWDERJoc
10 STAMPS WITH ONE CAN OLD D CH CBEANSERJoc
10 STAMPS with one MAC mom 0% SPAGHE‘I‘TI. .10c

10 sums wrrn 0511'pr. annoy new RICE .....roc

SOUTH NORWALK
nu Salivary 1
and 2:“ m.

“ril- No.

balloon“ Otto a. m.

 

line will lenvo NewYorit city (mm the”, billing. A. N. Land), .3. p. Connor,
Pennsylvania station and will proha" w, 11, Brooks. 11;. E. Ward, New York;
bl! be mm train! than have briefly. .l. Terrell, Minnelli, Mata; w. H.
neonatomotl to covering this territory. ‘ “a“. W. S. 59"”, 8. Random, A.
Tho time table on than“ route will i A. Goodyear, 8. 15mm”. P.“"D.”llloivin.
no no doubt mono advantageous than
the mount olio
though there will he a little more in-
convenicnoo experienced because at
the location of the station.

of land have boon'purchaaod by 3!. 'l‘.
Donnelly. formerly of Cranhury. lli up-
per Norwalk oily between North Main
ntreet,
' tracks.

«,road omtziaia. At any ruin his land is

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ha warlr ,. “M“ l- .
Mahaclromo Hotel. Nov.‘23,fl1lill.——~ ‘

no r“ in; on will ...‘.. 3m": all.

New Haven; In. G. Coluon, e. V. Min
ler, Boston, Mum; .er. Gouda. Yon-
kers, N. Y.; (i. B. Benedict, Bridge—
port; R. 0. Byron». 1.. Mlntszow-
ark. N. J.; L. R. ilurlhutt, N. 8. Hurl-
I‘Duti. Wilton; J. M. Mylo». H. F. Dam
ter, W. 0. McLean, F. D. Lawton, city. '

to Norwalkoro, alr-

Two hundred and twanty-livo lots

... ...—v «......» No.0,..- ...,

PRISONER BURNED TO DEATH.

DADE CITY. F‘IIL. Nov. 2i.~~—Nonh
Green, a prominent farmer living tour
mllou from this city. perished early
this morning, when the city “cala-
lloooe‘” was hurniad. Green had been
looked up over night for disorderly
conduct. Some time in the night he
started a fire on the concrete floor to
hoop himaolt warm. The ‘priuon
caught tire and he woo burned before
he could lie manned.

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Norwalk. and tile railroad
it in said that Hr. Donneily
wuo promptod to make his purchase
from a tip on to the change in. the
railroad route. lrom some of the Now
York, New Haven and Hartford Ruli-

aituntod about whom the rumored lo:
cation of tho now depot Will he erect--

 

James J. (lonn‘hll. of llldlzcilold.
npcnt yialerday in Norwalk on hurd-
noss.

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Manny atoll inveamdmau Advertiw
mom in The Nominal.

 

 

 

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Importers and Manufacturers of

Strictly Reliable Furs

Invite all admirers of new and beauti-
f ul designs to visit their show rooms.

This display includes the most strik-
ing fOrcign models and original designs
of their own, embracing Coats, Wraps,
Neckwczlr.

Motoring Garments and For Lincd
Coats for all occa'sidns. '

Their stock includes every desirable
for, not only the costliest, but those of
moderate price, equally stylish and
fashionable.

c. c. SHAYNE1& co.

126 West 42d 5t.
Between Broadway and Sixth Arcana

 

 

 

 

 

[new YORKI

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For SATURDAY

Furs, lurs

excellent value: in Furs. Nccir Pieces,
medium or large ; Children‘s Furs, var-

 

We are showing acme
large or small; Mafia.
ioua kinda.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

C 0
Kid Gloves
Our “West End" at ........ .. . . . .................... $1.00
Black, White. Colors.
CapcGiovca.at .............. ........... $1.00
Heavy and durable.
Hosiery
ALWAYS A SATURDAY PROPOSITION
Ladies‘ and Children's . . ..................... 150. 2 for 25¢
Excellent Valuep.
Boater Brown .................. . ..... . .......... 250
Boys“ and Glrla’.
Boater Brown ...... . ............ . . .‘asc
Gent‘s and Ladies'.
"Cadet"Hooe ..... .. 05c
Children‘s and Adulta’.
. ' O a
Saturday Ribbons a Specialty

 

 

l A. Dickernlan ’81 8011

:4 WASHINGTON err. 51:” runners to

 

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on» 11.111. Torah camp

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'Elmr :1.
.o li‘i‘ of A. .\l. Wooster, solicitor o. . .

-~ ll , lmul‘d oi lmrlv in lmhltn': its normal
.. l petunia. Bridgeport. Loon:
' l

~ ,l‘huir gold» for poll aorkoin; .\hrnllnn

'1.lorl:l .l. ll. Mollr. Now ll;i\'t‘ll, ri'lll‘i‘
-Elor; Waller 1.. \Voiinior. Now llavl-u
1cutter and trimming; Prod

'Ellll‘lflli‘ll. clutch; .lollnnn (l.
Econ. Hartford. r-loctrir snap switch.
:. l Michael itullrlhilgun. Norwich. iziii'
jj Elmira can; Granville W. lloyl. llunhurr.l

 
 

I ,portaillo grinding dork-.0;

1 “Old Standard W'hiakoy" I tor minim,
' will-key); Satmml Doauhlan mug (in.

3 menu polish).

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Milaa at Wort maintained" a I A

11mm

“‘9'

Eaiahlinllrb 135?.

 

Silk Stockings Ready for
Holiday Shoppers

In light, medium, and heavy weights. with lisie tops and
aoles,"'or silk tops and soles. . .

Prices bdgin at soc a pair and run to $2.25. There are
litany diiicrcnt models and qualities, but the time in ht‘lt't‘L
is early when the assortment is complete as to sizes and
styles. .

Extra Holiday Values at 50
$1.75 and $2.00.

and 690. $1.00, $1.15, $1.50.

Kayser Wonderloot.

A llalillSUIlli.‘ silk stocking with rerinforred garter 111111
and till- {not is protected for hard vi'rzlr \litll :m llllt'l'~
weaving of strong llslc tllrctltls on the sole, l1l-1'l and 1.10.
Very satisfactory.

$1.00 and $2.00.
Men's Black Silk Half-hose, at 50c, $1.00. $1.50 and
$1.75.

Main St. entrance. first ~l~cli~11 l1

 

The New “Win-Sum” Union Suit

This is it pica: oi Underwear that has long l10111..1
ed for. and a good utility \‘v’Olet‘il lllll upprrt‘lzllt- ii. [’1
lion l'll)l)L‘i.l. summer wright vest. with lull 110d. .1114
slrcvm. is. unllt'tl (without illt- \‘l-~tl~,;t' ui :l >1-zlll11 in 11‘
lli‘il. u'illlcr—lwigllt punts. llivl‘ alltrl norm, tlllzcr lam» . :,
ankiv ll-nglil.

Price$1.5o.

L .-ll“1'l\t‘.il' but; .11. mutt; '16»

 

of Initial Handkerchiefs
Now Ready.

All Linen Initial Handkerchiefs. 151' \\. :w '1 . -'
'I‘hl'cc grades,

A Large Stock

\. s
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\il
13. 25 and 501;.
For Children, {RUN} ll1~\.-~ windmill; t'fal‘cr llzllnllwtv
chit-l}.

25c.

 

Rennaisance Lace Curtains
A Friday Special

In either White or Arabian Net. 11 it'll :1 \\ lilk‘ and «lint»
llit‘ il\'\l},“il oi lx‘cnalissnncv ll‘nill :lpp‘lil-ll, , Sacral 11:10

term. \\'urlll at regular lll'lk‘l'SSAK‘Rll‘dlI‘.

for $2.50 on Friday

White and Arabian Net l1y llll‘ _\‘.i‘.'ll. 45 £0.11 “pith.

\ tlllll‘ 33C,
use a yard, Friday.
'l‘llll‘ll llm-z.
M...—
Clcarancc of high grade Corscls. l‘\i:'.’l \lilllw. '. ' 1

llt‘ illlxst‘il.

 

Tillie i3. ill. limb multiparty.

 

 

...... ...—...’..“ ...’.—WM“...—

l STATE aoano OF TRADE AT new
LONDON.
NEW LONDON, Nola 34 ~ 'l‘iln stau-

 

CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were isuzlod Nut-rm l
iiill; lint lu‘nisllmi No.11

:wsslun lll' o1 )i‘llli'l’llii)’. 'i'lmro is no ol-
iellllunvl- nl nilmli :l.'1 llull~gllit-s. 'l‘hn
morning non-dun won (llmnml lilllllll ll
ll'l'lm'l. n! llm :‘rilifi iii" the Now Lam
Ill-ll lill‘iit-w \lI'II‘li tryout-lotion 11ml
illr pill-mm lili'lllill‘ll a dim
UN} 0:" ton filitv‘nlnil :1iill'l'lmi inn .llnl 111-1

mimic Incl. oi .\‘l \\* l..m<lml imerr 0*

Prim |
Eli" (li‘l‘uil tori lmnrllvon wuq swim ll

l‘inrunco i). l’lnli, liridlloporl, inn

ipull-inn. lilt‘flilllt‘fii‘mll lamp sollwi.

l

l

D. l‘oilln. Nww llllel, rim-.- mun;

“~31! it

A.

Ill Ihc Ir‘l‘ur‘..1~1-l1ouae ill i::ld.
'l‘lm ll. 1 M111 ul‘ onll'l-rn i'l-nllllml m4
Hollows: l‘rv-uivni. Willian l“. Hun-
icurr r on on loan; Ail-l

(Er-"Hm: [0 ll S Hwy litirtl‘unl. \lt’v illl "lilt‘llll‘i, \\'. ii.
lint" Now ll:i\"il; 'l'llJYlMii llnmllltm.

l'ollil‘olw ' . . . . . .
London; l-1't~rl<'l.«*1. Inn-y, Mr!“

gout Arron and *E. ii. 'l‘oirh, Now Ilrlt

, lillll'l look ryllndr-r Ex; “

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lhtlllna l‘l. llnrt Now llrlliil‘i‘l‘.‘nTy “ WM“ 1‘ ll “mm,“my :wnhlunlon;
" llonlcr H l‘uumuncu. Sinmlorti;

n n. . 1. NW nrlmlnl .

VOII I and A H lilil‘l ‘ 'li‘rt‘lli‘l'li‘k Klimt. llrldi‘ll‘imrl.

Hi‘i‘l‘l'l all ‘y’

1' 'I~l',ltl~ .
‘iorlt. John ll. (iota. “It“ mt" h “a and trollaltror. Willard i‘. Wilton, Maw
. loop. for powder calla; loans In. l’illlm‘i‘.
I l Middletown. livo patonta, runninu lit-no

? l

l
,. l Mead, (ll-con

llnvon.

_ Ammo lilo-o0 who look port in Ilw
{or vehicles. ‘l‘l‘indin‘s mtg'fllfnrislinnl‘nwmmm imlerdoy morning WW”
”v” “M 0 ”I ilil'l ' ‘ ' Mayor llryun l". Malian. who spoke Bi.
P“ l‘llll. Watervillo. curtain ring. M”! lilo advantages that would come to

r t l, lri ‘iill ‘ ‘

hert 8‘ ""3"";,‘Efifgazxfmhggn‘M the whole 51an through um dot-clone .
“up,“ m “Eh hi ii «at "“90"”, 'Emrtll oi. New London harbor: Pro-ilk
:rZJ. "if?" p ' ' llirnl l". 8. laminar. of Trinity. who vino
' ' m“ zcritically denounced the Sherman nail»,
Jacob and MrCnnd N" 'E innit law no [instance In lilifllilell not
still that. it was .“umvorkaiilo and int»
. Willie." ’

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Hartford, film! and carpet tumours;

Willis (3. French, Waterbury. "llt‘nnsl ....m..- ‘

, id iii V. l pmm,» ”91:; TILES CUHED i 6 To 14 DAVS.
City Billion Liqu e 11 Your drugglsl will return! money it

timid (lltlimrni lnilr in cure any race
road oi: itching. lilintl. llleeding or Protruli-l
ling I’ilt‘fi in ii to ll days. 600.

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