.1‘. 1 ~ 1 Put a package or . quarters. 1 .. . i . . n1 , . ' 1 .......... nus: ms Home rows :' ' Our Delicious ~Homc-umade CANDY in your pocket tonight. ALL KINDS OF BAKER‘V nPflODUCTB 1F. A. LANE ll Washington Walt. booth Norwalk .'¢I.I.-111.3l.2.12.3' ........ SENTINEL FOOTBALL BULLETINS. The Evening Sentinel will handle the Yule‘I-larvurd football game at Cambridge, next Saturday afternoon. in practically the same manner as the , contest last week in New Haven. TheI name will be bulletlued us each play is made. Considerable interest is being taken here in the outcome or the his contest. _ The weekly business meeting of Douglas Fowler, No. 15. Women's ite- llef Corps. will be held this evening in the G. A. R rooms. The monthly business "letting ol‘ the High School Committee nili he held this evening in the high school building in West avenue. The monthly business meeting of the Men‘s industrial Ilenguc will be held this evening st the South Nor- walk Methodist Episcopal Church. -—Browu Derbiel. O‘Brien. Electric light men have felled a large elm tree in 11mm of the Smith estate in South Wilton. The tree was dead and n menace to passeroby. "Bunnie" home ground feeda for horses, cattle and poultry are as good feed as it is possible to make. See advertisement of Manuel Tot-o illicit. Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order 0! United American Mechanics. will hold its weekly business meeting this even- ing in the Mystic Chain hull in Wash-1 lngton street. 1 “Smoke Old Well Perfecto 1001 Cigars. Mr. and Mrs. ii. Romaine. oi Not“ walk. are tiw proud parents of n non‘ weighing seven pounds, liUl‘ll‘ Tues-1 day. Mother and child are doing nice~l ly. Our Brorhers' Lildi-le, No. to, l. 0.1 0. F.. held it rchcnrsnl of the third 1 degree to he conferred ncxt hionduy 1 night, last evening in their Wall street The Board of Electrical (j-iommis aloners will hold its Weekly husiness1 meeting. this evening. in the offices? of the municipal electric stution, in' State street. The N. E. ltynn (110., have opened up their extensive line of holiday gluten and invite tht indies of The \‘orwulks1 who wish first choice for gifts to son their display. Today marks the first anniversary of the marriage of Mr. und Mrs. Elmn; Taylor Harris. of South Norwalk. The young couple have the best wishes oi their many friends. ~Lstelt Style Cups. O'Brien. Blur of Columblu Circle. Compan- ions of the Forest. will hold it smial turd curd party hi the home of Mrs. Elinsheth Delahunty. this evening. The members and friends are invited to , be present. Mrs. Bertha Dekenl. the very pop- ular and ancient graduate nut-re of The Norwniltu has returned here af- ter a line Weeks stay in Cleniirooit. win-re she has taken care of n no- llout. for Dr. Stuuh of Btlmrtmi. Five horses that have walked all the way from the for Western state of Montana. passed through Normlh yesttrdny accompanied by their live cowboy owners. partition the home! there was a yoke of oxen. it is um dlrntood that the cow-hays pro on their way to New March to open a riding «boot. their «patriotic- «am» in; them to become insurer teachers. Much interest W" occasioned by the mango sight in Norwalk. mu- 1 a.” Some you can f; 11 Others you are not so sure shoot 1 ‘l 1 1 1 1 i 1 for their food gualltiell 1 Be sure you come here for Every isbric.e purse. 1 1 1 The New Store 24 Wall St.. Norwalk. Large Long Clams for Baking Blues. Weaks. Sea Trout, Smelt. Flats, Halibut, Frost. Black. Eels. Spanish Mackerel, Salmon. Long Island. New Redford and Sea Emiiopl. Mill Pond Oysterl. Long and Round Clams. Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market. TILIPHON! in TRIIO TO MASTER ENOUGH VINOL The modern Tome RECON- STRUCTOR. containing the modic- lnai extnctivel of ll‘relh Cod Liv- ers. with Poptonatl of iron. Bold only by F. H. IMTIR Anderson’s launch Works ' Launches and Boats of all kinda promptly built. lean for sale. All kind- of repaying given special attention. Oyster Ihlil Point. Nor-walk Charles Buck. Jr. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR GENERAL REPAIR WORK M2 01 MAIN IT. NORWALK Telephone“ 0M 0015 beau. 21-3 (live a woman authority ever it man and she will impact! on him. Thrift is lo annual to happiness in this world that the failure to practice it ll. to me. in- comprehensible. it is such an any. simple thing. And it nelnl so much. it is the foundation or lucoell in busi- ms. of contentment in the home. of standing in the cont- mity.——Ratlsll 83.0. Thrifty people deposit their nylon with the ‘ Southotmik trout _ -:j' Tum Clothes should bl lllecml so“ you choose your Manda—w '13. This store has attained s reputation for QUALXTY and MODEST PRICES and la backed by our guarantee of SAT- ISFACTION with.“ every pure all. Winter Suit and Overcoat 1 every style. at prices to suit your own $10, $12, $15 and all the way to $30 O U T 1" ITT ’5'? 'I‘ TWO STORES} ‘ city committee. this will result in n 1 White of M firm. we probably ra- jotrlrhy libretto! our on which lie 1 broken. his lost]: out 1111-..1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 your 14 South Main St. 1 South Norwalk 1 1 1 1 1 1 VIII DILIVIIY. TONGUE; A RAVING MANIAC. WATERBURY. Nov. 24.-—hlatie inv1 sane by his hard study in tin attempt: to master the English language, Ral-z monter Karclro. used if who came here four montha use from lAthulnia.1 ll s raving muninc lt llrooltside Home 1 here. couilnod in it straight istltot tof preterit his harming. himself or doinx1 damage to others l‘he hid has poured over English1 ‘xrammars in the night school during his Iily here. hut-int; been employodi days in u factory. He will not mitt-.1 food. Application has been mndo1 to Governor Baldwin for bill commit-1 mom to the Connecticut Hospital for1 the insane at lliddictown for expert‘1 trcuiment. Milli is being forced into his slam-1 lch through a tube. He» is that most violent pullout ever Men at1 Brookaide and whlu confined in .1 room there he smashed up an iron; bed and attempted with the pieces m1 tear down the four brick "1101 which confined him.1 That oiliciuis had a terrible tussle with him when» they discovered thil.1 us he had torn bricks from the wall. which be buried at them and ‘tr1 totupt'mi to strike thorn with the pieces of the UN]. Every window and light in the room was broken. Hi- relatives say he had been studylnl until the lmnll hours of the Ma in; and going to work at 6 o'clock before hilt confinement. mew—a FREE-FOI-ALL MAYOMLTY RACE m (.0th3 CITV ILIC- TION AT PUTNAM. PUTNAM. Nov. 24.~—A Democratic ticket in the coming city election having no names in the manually space. voters may write in the nine or any eligible puma. According to Chairman Mlnn. of the Dementia mini free for all that will bring out lotnl lurpriuiux mayornlty “white hope“? The romilur candidate do- cllneti the nomination ut the last minute. too late to spbstltuto it natal on the printcd ballots. noN only hit manly. BItiDGliPOB’r. Nov. M.-Clill'100 White. 11 yearloid. Ion of (loom tally iniurlti hilt night by being run " ltllliht a ride. both ton were and interact in- Jurlos inflicted The BEST of Everything to Eat and Drink at Lowest Prices in The Norwalks' 15 lbs H. 8: E. Fine Granulated Sugar for Armour’s Pure Leaf Lord per lb Extra Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, dark berries, Maud '8 Brand Flour bag 79c Jones’, Pillsbury’ s or Gold Medal bug 880 Walter Baker‘ 3 or Beckmunn’ 8 Best. Cocoa. Cooking Brandy '/2 pint 30c pint. 60c Cooking Port. Wine or Sherry - California or Florida Oranges priced as to size Eggs. Eggs, Eggs, dozen 27c, 48c, 58c TEAS, Mixed, Oolong, English Breakfast, J upon or Gunpowder 300, 350, 40,0, 500, 60c per lb. COFFEES, fresh roasted daily, always uniform, 280, 300, 320, 35c, 380 $1 12c quart 12c bbl. $6 bbl $7 1 can 190 large bottle 85c largo bottle 400 New $13de Raisins. pkg... . . . . . .. . .10: Dudley’ 8 Golden Pumpkin. can . .. . ...... 13c 1 Fancy New Citron, lb. .......... . .18: ' ‘ New Scedotl Raisins. pkg. .. . .. .12: Iron Mountain Pumpkin, can .. . . . . -. ; . . . .toc 1Fancy New Lemon Peel. lb. ....... 17c 1 ? New Sultana Rollins. pkg. . . . . . . . .toc Durkcc‘l Sage or Thymc,can . . . .. .7c 1 Fancy New Orange Peel, lb. ..... .17c New Cleaned Currants. pkg“ . . . .rac Coiburn’ s Sage. large tin ..... .. . ........ Inc 1 New Mixed Nuts. lb. ............ 18c Fancy Tabla Raisins. pkg. .. . . . .. .ssc Bell’s Poultry Dressing. can .. ....... .gc; New English Walnuts. lb. ......... 18c None Such Mince Meat, pkg. .xoc R. & R. Plum Pudding. .. re and no can New Paper Shell Almonds. lb. ....aoc Heinz Mince blur. ...... so. 30. 50. 85:1 Fancy Baldwin Apples. pk. ....... 30c 1Ncw Pecans or Brazil Nuts, lb. .....5c Thanksgivmg Wines and Liquors 3.352113. Ehret's, Ruppert’s. Leibmann's or Feigenspan’s Beers - - Case 24 bottles $1.15 Peter Doelger’s or Pabst Milwaukee Beers - - - - - Case 24 bottles $1.75 Fine California Claret, Old Port or Sherry Wine - - - - - - Gallon 90c ucMuiiouoWhito [Abel llaal Ale. dos. ptl. ......... 02.101Monogram Rye Whiskey, hot. ........... 30c ll. 3 G. Potter Canet t‘ luret. qt. ...... 31.1. " Mchilleu White [label liuu Ale. don. nips ......... 01301mhonnet Wine. bottle ................. 30c ll. & G. Pellet Canet Claret. pt ...... .00. Read limo} Dog's Md iluu Ale. doa. nil. ......... 02.10 Private Stock Whiskey hot .......... 01.15 ll. & G. St. Julien Claret. qt. ......... m Rood ll Dog-”I cad Ball Alo. do: nipa ....... 0130 Blank ‘1 White Scotch, llot ..... . ..... 3110 13.8: G. St. Jnllen Claret. pi. ........ 050 E. I. .l. e'l'C «I Stout. dos. pill. .......... . .uoo liennea’l'y‘a 3-Star Brandy. bot ....... 01.06 1.1. Calvert Bordeaux Claret, qt. “4“ hi. i J. Burke‘s Quince: Stout. dot. nips ......... 01.30% Mnrtell'a 3-Star limady. bot. .......... 01.105 J. Calvert Bordeaux Claret. pt ....... so; Evaul no; Pale Ale. dos pt: ................ ....3i.451ileit Cognac Brandy.th . ............. 31.351'l‘lpo Chianti Claret. qt. ...... . ........ 70o ilalentlnl‘l India Pale Ale dos. pts. .............. 31.35 Old cm or Hunter Whiskey. bot. 101.00'1‘ipo Chianti Claret pt. ............... 40c Smltiil India Pale Ale. don. pts. .................. 3136‘- Cnnndlan Club Whiskey. bot. ......... 01.30 A. i" ll. hiedoc l‘ inlet qt. , l-‘elgonmn’h P. O. N. Amber Ale. ease ........ 01.201 \l‘llaon or Green River Whiskey. hot..31miA. F. ii. )letloc Claret, pt. ............ llo CHAMPAGNE! CLARITS BEERB CORDIALS PORTS. SHERRIES IAUTIRNCI RHINE WINE ALE! BRANCHES ANGELICA a TOKAY A. F. Beckmann 81 Company South Norwalk's sPopular Store. 83- 85 Washington St, So. Norwaik—Tei. 440 lufmnrvn TO LOVE or: court... TRY. 1 MK? Oil/ON“ TRlXCf—‘wv .... ......... Accused of Fllnly Alumna He Had . Paid Tun. WILKESBARRE. PIL, Nov. '24:»th- yor'l,ewis P. Knifl'cn of this city. wlm1 in also the sheriffclect of lalilt‘l‘llt“ Change Allegiance. county unit yesterday called for trinl1 t‘iREEMViCll. Nov. film—A martyr The Teeth are often 3 source of infection. Emi— nent physicians icli us that microor- ganisms niu their entrance Into the human system through some point oft illumination. it was supposed for William Templeton Rollaned Palitlon 1 u Consul General Rather Than ‘ Advance Showing Holiday Neckwear A large assortment oi Neck- wear in .lnhots, Side Frills. A» cut Collars. Stock Collars. Collar and Cut Beta. and Bows in all the intent shades. Each one in a box. Prices range from the up 890 Window diaplav THANKOGWING POI? CARD. 0 '0? 5c Ind 60 J. l. Mallette (Formerly Missal Dawson) 00 Washington 3:. Tel. 449 | You. in“. it lion hit the bull’s m a purity, quality and donate"- nell—wour ROXIUIY WNIOKIV. 'l‘hil whiskey is a hilly 0M pure. exquisitely flavored whilbly that is usuiuoly dllicionl. it you have in enacting polars you will lino lmnv a‘ spilnaid our duct. ”mimetic”. Thouotuhsnotohi won W511 No. 108.F. and A. it. ' years that gout and rheumatism orig lulled from an overabundant and too rit-h tilt-t; new the consensus of opin- ion is tbnt they are it "pus dineaae" and the purulent discharges of ulcer ated teeth are responsible for some of more revere types of rhoumutlum. Attention to the teeth and uuml where suppornilon crisis is imperative to good health. Dr. J. H. MALLERY iii south hilln at. Booth Norwall Hours: 9 any. to I p. a. BID dayl by aDDOintmllt only. ‘ a THAMER COULIU‘YI AND OWICMNI 3000 IYINOHT . is unloved by it great many pwpll today because to know how to lit their slum protnriy. We umpioy «matted Ocuilutl to lumlul ml and guarantee satisfaction. l1 Ail-tel} mm. mm cm. Opln mturoly main“ .. a. M bill "Mi “MIN um. ”IRWIN. Nov 24. «Albert Coral. ”mold. liedotthsilrldluhols pull roundly lumen gt a molten look. ill suffered hil lsim m be lumped from tho mu story ohm or in: hitter «lily not. will"? m on the chunnn of illegal voting and j to love for his unrlve country. William unlawful registration. it is churged1'i‘unpieton. once consul acncml from‘ that he had not puid his taxes for four1 Mcxiro to Scotland. is seriously ill at ‘ ' years until a few Week! before elcc-z the Greenwich hospital. tion after the fact had been cxpoml1 .‘tlr. Templeton is fifty y‘enls old He and that during the period of four inns consul general from Mexico to years he had voted and registered ulth Stotitud. the latter helm: his mum the «nation that he had his muse c'ountr). when it was ordered that all paid. thtI registrar of his word unrholding federal positions should take uumtionlng the truth of the nsncrtion. 1 the with of allegiance to Mexico. I dome of the men who opposed him it» went to Maxim for the purpose“ politically lily ihll if he is found unll«10f wearing nllcriuncc. but decided to 111 1111., will take .mp1: to pro-uni him which his position rather than chants V helnu sworn in its sheriff. toztniri’t‘s. He then went to Hittll‘l .._..,.e..._...--.~.._ where he become connected with AGENT i8 IOUND OVER To HIGH--l\ Wu vi Steamship Company no i IR COURT BY JUDGE STEELE 1n¢unt Five week; two he want it liAR’i‘F‘tiRi‘l. Nov 24 will the 310'1. New York and at the Ward lino om1 licc court today Its-listnnt Judge rid" iliorc complal ncd of being ill. Aim ward i. stcclc contlmmi until tmnor- '.t iliwrt smith the vice president will row the chemo of extortion undmmmrgi manager of 11,, Ward 3!! blackmail aninlt Pasquale l‘lrn‘ 1toolt hint to his» «Mr. Smith‘ai homi‘f the New York norm uurvice «trout offiirccuwitlt ' the bureau of lntestixntinn of the tie- Later slum .\ir Templeton: ill)“; pnrtiucnt of instlcc. who WMI nubhecithmsmc more ICVBI‘F. he was token L in the very act of remitting 8150 in! ihcflrecnwicn hosptuti. writers be it ouch from "i’aiilie Forum whom be born attended in Mr 8mith'l rum prom iced immunity from trial in a; physician 1 white nluve case in New York. 1 ‘1“..- 1 Judge Studio fixed tho bonds at LAD"! 09" MACAIEEb MIIT. 82.0011 but this utter-noon. when it South Not-walk Hlvc. No. 38,1141“: appeared that it surely company wns of the Maccabees. of the World. ’i whom to file the bond the nmount1l very interesting meeting at on was increased to lo 000 by Judge meeting rooms in Lowe ltrtilt. ‘ ' .m. .-1s m4... 1...“..- Downy finite Commandm'lillll Cili- :1 w. burltin. of Ansonla. can to ion. 1tlrestlngtnilt on the order. The all», with Hugh M. Alcorn. nutt- attorney for list-tiara county. A. more ”Home. mutant cum or m but will milieu manhunt. ritual was amplified. bevel-ll snub or the hue ml hero and w tint cations were received After the bit they will such by Milo will he new starting a social session it ho was gun: by the mortar than rs. trauma and union“ crunch-lac out 0w mou1pllnuinxrcrlbitiiml to in
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