. All advertisements, items of news. etc..,
"should reach the office of publication
early Wednesday afternoon.
' northwest Wednesday. A well defined
‘ storm is central this mo1nin1over ilil- I
s
THANKSGIVING .DAY SENTINEL.
The Evening Sentinel will be issued
next Thursday morning at. 6 o'clock.
WEATHER FORECAST.
._...—.,—..
For Norwaik and vicinity: Rain to—
night; Wednesday clearing and much
colder; high south winds shifting to
hole. It is producing cloudy weather!
with rain or snow in the central secl
tions and Luke region. it will probab-
ly reach this vicinitynsome time dur—
ing the afternoon. it. is followed by}
an extended area of high presuul'oi
with low temperatures. l
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘emper‘atille: Minimum 11.3; 11111.11.
11111111, 43. Cloudy.
Neil McNaily, oi" Wlnllipauk, .1~p1-nti
Sunday with friends ill Stamford.
(Tome to the Armory and hour the
chimes 'l‘hunksghing l21c at lilo .\'11
1111 .\‘iilltia 111111111. Dancing from '1 111 ’ 1
Concord Division. No. 2,
'i‘clnperancc. met. last owning
transacted routine business.
Sons of
1111<l1
Loo \it.i’1»aito.l11scph \it'rlflliflllllli
and Frank F‘Wll‘v.“ ol 'iho Nor'.l11alks
spent Sundlu 11'llh “Willi." in 5111111 ‘
ford. l
~1~~Smuli ican Fresh Harris. 141'.
il:1_\cs' Mill.
.\Irs. E1": “1111 11l‘1\rcl1 slreeh will
spend Thanksgixinu with l11r ulster,
Mrs. Walter F i’enflcld. of East Ber-
lin, t‘onn.
Joseph Kencflc, local 111111111 for tho
i‘eizenspun's Brewery Company.
pair of fine horses on the way llcre
from Newark. N. J.
-—Thanksglvlng football at Amuse-
ment Park... " p. m. Orioles vs. So Sos.
Norwalk High vs. Bridgeport High.
The 'Feliowcroft Gilli) will meet this
evening. A regular drill will be held
and it Is earnestly reuueIted that all
members be present.
Tree Warden Joscph Cornell. of
France street, is spending the day In
Ridgefield, where he has a number of
1~ontracts under way.
. (Tome to the Armory and hear the
chimes, Thanksgiving Eve. at the Na-f
val Militia dance. Dancing from 8 to 2.
John Doll. of Westport. a noted im~
1. personatlor and general entertainer, ap-
peared at the Catholic basaar laIt eve.
pins and delighted the gatherins.
WW
Lady Washington Lodge. No. 21.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, met last eve-
ning in Red Men's Hall in the Gazette
building. Routinebusiness was trans-
soiled.
A. J. Anacvioe. of South Nor-walk,
bu received word that her'niece. Miss
Cora Finnegan. of Michigan, who was
«not recently and rendered helpless
for life from her waist down, 'hld died.
wilomemade and Link'Ssusagc, 1411
lb. Hayea' Market. .
Pessimism is the undistorted fruit of
experience.
KODAK
Exhibition
mill-av, ”MIA? IA?-
_' 'ullchv' ”lid! 11
would. use. '1 no
photo 1111 Hamilton pbhrmaoy {I nam-
1 Oil and be Is the fat-h" of Wii lam C.
1 Hamilton drug store at
land a stop 11111111111111 Mrs. Marguerite
.he in Mountain Grovo 1:1-1111'1111'1'.
krosident‘e in Killer
Thomas Barnes and a dulluhlcl'
has a l
. in: that. Samuel P. Hayes was duly
11111111 I 11.
11min GOIt'HamIIIou. ‘1 ,2.
cm colt 111111111er 1.111111. .1111
re. died of; heart.- diction.
‘ It tat lam 1111111 11111111 and
to met on Main t
Elisabeth Hamilton. were nathm
’ nd Mr. Hamilton. who ‘
brother of Jennie Hai‘nlitoti. 1111‘
Hamilton. present proprietor ‘11 the
9 corner of
State and Main streets. The latter
married Misc Kittie Ferris. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ferris. of
West street. South Norwaik. The de-
ceased was well known to members of
the profession. He was a member of
the State Phwrmaceuticnl association.
an honorary director of St. Vincent's
hospital and was a member of Court
Pequonnock. F. of A.. ‘Mlthra lodge.
K. of P.. the Board of Trade and1 the
Business Men’s association. Toe de-
ceased was married three times. Ills
first wife was Miss Annie Powers. of
Bridgeport. and she was the mother
of Mr. Hamilton's two children. His
second wife was Miss Mary Condon
and the surviving wife was Mrs.
Nellie Stein. in addition to his wife,
he is survived by a son. William x“.
and a daughter, Grace 13. Hamilton.
Oviatt Reynolds The funeral will be
held from his losidencc this afternoon.
Rev. id. H. Kenyon. rector of St. Paul's
Church. will of'ilciatc. interment will
liam~
iltoll strcct. on tho inst Sillc. and
Hamilton commandcry. Knights 'l‘cur
play. worc 1111111111] uflcr lhu ..1l11\r o."
tl11- 111'1111'11scll, the law illoxaullcr iiuu.
Illton
i
......,. l
1
l
Veteran Hyatt.
Joshua Iiyutl. 1111 11111111111 111' II‘ill'h‘s;
Home "for Solllil'ra‘ uf .\'111'olon‘
Hl‘lilhiri, liiml il11'l‘1'lzlsi llialill, Iio 1111.1
1111” known ill .\'111'11'11li1 and hall 11
1111-111 11111111' li‘lt'lillii ill 1111111, “1» \1111-1'
in his 1'ii111's1-1onli war. The lulu-1
, . 1
1“? ham :1
1111111
tonlullou' 1"111111 lialnlolld
f11111l. ll pnllora ill .\iallr 1111111
1111111 1111i 111111111 In tho ilull 1'11111111
1111 (in “11.111111 111ml. iim i11\\lll
l‘:1lilllnllu1~\ \‘1111 ilol't'p 11ill oIIi1-illll-.
Mrs. Margaret Barnes.
.\Irs. Margaret Barnes. died at if”
atl'oul Slllllluy ill
Silo irayl-a a 111111,‘
.\1 Ha, :
.iuila Williams. The funeral services;
will be held at St. .\inry‘a church 011‘
Wednesday morning a1 11 ‘clock, inur-
lilt‘ilt following in Si. .\‘Iury's conic—i
. wry.
lhc age of To yours.
Edwin G. Nay". 3
I Edwin 1i. .\'aycs. a Fitch's iioluc,
51'ctcrau. 1.1111] more yesterday in his}
sovcllty-i’oul'lh your. iic was 11 11101115
her of company 1%.. Fifth, (‘. \' I. 'I‘he'
remains Wore lIiIiOll to New Haven for
interment today.
Funeral of Rose Godfrey.
The funeral services of Miss fluke
Frances. daughter of Lielllenaul and
Mrs. I-Ioward N. Godfrey. of Main
street, were held yesterday afternoon
at 2 o‘clock. interment followed In St.
Mary‘s cemetery. The funeral was
private.
Funeral of Mrs. Barn».
The funeral services over the re
mains-of Mrs. Margaret Ilarnes will
o'clock from St.
etcry.
.1... M
FIRST BILIOTMAN V 0F BETHLE-
HIM.
tion held In Bethlehem on the tint
Monday In Occlber at which both
candidates for the office of selectmon.
When the votes were counted it was
found that Hayes, whose name waI
first upon the ballots. had received 1111
. votes. being named first on III to bai-
lots. and that Stevens had received
65 votes. but was named first on only
five ballots. 'i‘hI moderator declared
Stevens elected first Iclectman and
the contention of the attornoyI for
flares was that Banana entitled to
election II first Icicctlnan under the
statutes: Judo. Burns. rendered ills
. decision in favor of the plaintiff. Ital»
elected first ulcctoiau of the town or
11.111.111.111.
rHAunh’alvuiI' out _
out willie mm
mm . 1'
. which he had been a qufbrcr for. 11111.11 1’
m1 years. on Saturday men-1111111111 HI
madrumtfors Iona 1111-1111 of
. the feat 16 of which be hull}.
on Ausuat 213. 11146. . 1
Thanksgiving Day
Preparations
should include varioua articles of Furniture for the dining
room.
prices more moderate than are ask
The fact that we sell only high class Furniture at
1:1! for interior gooda. Our
line of China Cloaets. Sideboards. Buffets. Dining Chairs and
Dining Tables affords you a wide
nothing is so cheap that we do not
guarantee.
a”
range to select from. and
cover it with our personal
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
court-l NORWALK.
12-111 uorrm MAIN ‘craaa‘r
(luv buys at :1 "cheap“ ill 1
the customer is smartest
SiOi‘t‘
that (llif' gulp the best of ll.
he unacknl'lwlcliltcd belief that
lint do you?
i have Ililill my business on QUALITY. QUANTITY and SEWICE.
and tho fact that it grows steadily. ll‘
(it'llt‘v that lhoro are many 11I111 lillill‘tlf‘
Wciu‘uis and a service that says
as I do." My «wry endeavor la 11) so
will 1'11olinu11 to li‘llllt‘ with 1110 )‘11111'1111
11111 rapidly. is pretty good evi~
11111- iioncst 11mins and Honest.
“i111 lhluus as you want 11111111 and not
satisfy my customers that 111111”
111' your,
i i111ncs'lly I)t'll1“\'l'ifllii 1111‘ home around foods on as good food for
animals on it is poviblc lo Illiilil'. 111111
l‘lrst in quality, last in l’ii'il'lfi
111's ilolluic iioluu “round Fowl tori
better than any‘olhor
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
always in the Illl‘llilil of its custom-
iol'scs, t‘uttio and Poultry.
irill SIHIH‘H “ill in hold at 2 o'clor'k Wouuuwoucmomm
* 111111..
Bouillon» Illlrglar
111111 resides
soul 3 all 1111111
Harwell: Won. if!» a'
‘1 Timothy manila. the well 111111111111
’ .‘Norws‘lk 11111111511,
a ‘ " VT’ ‘ I ‘ 1 ..
1 lbs Royal Highness
the 11115111111111 11111111111111 1111.111 111.: min .
til“ will 1111. 9111111111; and in order ' '
a) "anal-c his moment. on» 11 1111111111111-
1 II prhccuicn we IIQ liln to brine it to
thiI shop 1.1m 11111111.. out. We will ‘
overhaul it. tighten up serene and In».
chihery: not in new parti, put. blI da— ‘
y '1. t. "m “at": film”. Pill”. .w-o 1.
1* sobll working order iaad maize his
in
every time he recalls the Incident. in-
11.111.111.111». whom he tells of his
apricnc Sunday mornlnl. 1.11.1111 with
him.1
As this is turkey week Mr. Bresnan
arose Sunday morning and with his.
son went to the George Hotchkiss
Sons Beef Company's house in Ann ‘
Itreet to order his stock of birds for
the trade of the holidays. The beef
house was not open at so early an
hour as 7 o'clock When the geniali
butcher reached the place, but the
morning air was fine and he and his
son walked back and forth in front. of‘
the building for some time, waiting?
until someone should come along 101
Went avenue. South Norwalk. laughs . ’
Journey a mogul". one by lack of an-
ncyance‘by b‘r‘nigls‘g htI auto to 1 '- '
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line ‘ ~'
Eyes Examined Free I
II WALL eraser
NORWALK.
' ‘Pl-louz m.
let them in.
Finally the boy became. tired wait-1
ling and he left for home. Anxious to;
select his lurks. Mr. Brennan re;
mained on the job. however. iic didl
'not have long to wall It acorns. atl
lany rate not long for the fun to begin. 1
WJth his hat in the left hand andj
his club in the other. puffing as though;
lilo had run a marathon and was not
iyet near the goal. (Thief William R.’
IPcnuington hastily made his way to;
‘ward the waitingr butcher from the
direction of1.\'ortl1 Main vstl'cct. Foi-
2Flowlnu him wcrc sevorai'mcn scent-
‘ina' trouble in the haste 0f the chief.
Simultaneously with tho uplwurunce
lof the chief from tho west. Patrolman
1 l". 8. .\‘-trillion appeared from tho east.
F. E. Lockwood 81 Company will.
'give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and ”your Old Generator----
for your Automobile.
Moulding just a short distulp'c bclow
‘ the- hccf house in .\1111 strcct. 'i‘iw lut-
Ztcr’s appearance. foils .\Il'. iirvsnau.
anugrmlcd a ital-11y unit from the loa-
Ailwf‘ti. for his clothing was scout and
121111» 111l1lcluto of having iii‘f‘ii slipped
on hastily“
"Whores the other 1.111117”
Hi the arms of ill» lllw of Mr
nan. "If you 111mm my son."
that north}, “he has 11111111 hllluc,” No1
thing liaulm'll ii) the Sillhi"l| uppny
ihi'nsipu of ill:- p1lsitlon I11
iiskcll 11111;
fires~
1‘1‘iiilt'd
ll11~ lllliil‘t‘.
Jeddo Con
....75 .. . .M.
That’s it !—-—
A Hot Thing
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you aa a clu-
tcmcr. Clean. free from state. 0 1.form
range. Itcvc or self-feeder. Pri:u on
RAYMOND B
quality. suitable for furnace.
application.
ROTHERS
.\it‘ Iil‘v'lznun 111'111'1-1~1l1'1l to full thorn
that ho 111111 1111111- llilll'l' than "'l‘lmllllly
1111111111111. living but u .shurl disluncc
allow in West u11~11uc. and buying ro-
~abll'd illi'rl‘ for the past lllluliwr of
yours. 11! 1111111111 l'oplillllion 11:1 a bull l1,
or having 11 market ill Wail slrool,
.\'orquk. and 11111; in- 1mg no lhicf
(tilillvrf'
Furthcr laxpiunulions 11'11rc 1111111111119.
nary. 11nd lilo 111111 returned 111 South
, Norwalk prom-r 111111 the other to homo
and bed. .\Ir. Itrcsnnu continued to
__ 1 walk lip and down until lhc' lm'f 11111ch
3 opened,
lull he cannot got over till“
i
(.
add to Its festive character like
good pure Ituppcrt's Itocr. it
ollt‘tripa the rosy. glow of the
For Christmas
hoer there is uolhln‘p that will
lumundy or the Iparkiingnm-
her of the champagne, because
3.
and each glass. instead of Intox-
looting. will refresh and invig-
crate.
as a beverage.
on can drink It wilh‘impunity
it in Santa t‘lnus' choice.
Magnet 81 Flynn
‘Jokc of bciug taken for a thicf by
the police of his own city. And it
where in anything Mr. llrcanun docs
‘lllllll’f‘t'luill it is :1 real lire joke like
‘ this out-
Eosrrmo 0.1115111; on pnopearv.
garldge Committee Make: Offer to
l John H. Ferris Estate.
l it was mportod this morning that
Vthe subcommittee of the general
l bridge committee which has to do with
‘tbe purchase of the buildings had
I made an offer to the Ferris estate for
Ithat stlip of propert1 on the south
Islde of Washington street. now em-
be, held tomorrow morning at 9 ~
Mary‘s church. In- I:
torment will follow in St. Mary's cem- “
WATERBUIRY. Nov. 28.-—~The can '1
of Samuel P. Hayes 11:. Joseph P. Ste- .
vcns. both of the town of Bethlehem. :3
was heard yesterday before Judse Ln- 1'
cion F. Illlrpce in the Superior Court :-
hero. The calls mailed from the elec- ..
Hayes and Stevens were Republican .
Any person recommending the 1111
he Amvly rewarded by the expreIsion
corded him. It' I uotblns more than
rthaIc of Walk (her Shoes will
of thank and appreciation ac-
tho exercise of good Judgment
when 1011 buy a pair of WaikaOvera or I pair of Queen Quality Shoea.
“a have style» that are especially attractive you II see them in our
window and we have a iarugauortmenl of them
Our School BhOOI for Children cannot be cut-worn.
QUIIN QUALITY
WALK-OVIRO
The White Shoe Store
90 Washlllxton St. "Where the Good Shoes Come From"
‘_ TESTIMONY iN AUTO FATALITV.
‘braccd in the coal yards. Over which
,two injunction suits have already
cpme into the courts.
A Sentinel reporter Interviewed one
‘ of the members of the cub-committee.
who stated that such an offer had
been made. but refused to give out the
cum of money offered, saying that the
members of the cub-committee
thallxht it would be policy to report
’ back to the general committee first
before making the transaction public‘
but that after lhe Friday eveninl
meeting, this would be given out.
row—1a....»
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. aa.——F‘ive wit-
ncIIeI wars examined yesterday by
CoroncerDIviI It a supplementary»
hearing in the case of Leroy Hartman.
eight yeIrI old. who was struck and
The Gibson
100 Cigar
FORMIILV MAOI I"! THI OIOROI I. MILLIR 60.,
YORK OITV NOW MAOI IV THI
can WILL CIGAR co. Alta ‘
NOW ON IALI WITH 'I‘HI FOLLOWING DIAL-IBM
IOUTH NOIWALK
AUGUST. 1:.
IAXTIR. P." .
IIIOOIINAN. W. A.
“CANIVARI O.
CAOTILLANO ‘ IAIOINI
CLIFFORD P AHMAD
OLIPFONg H "IL
I 111111. floral.
dim-11.
KAWNTO
LIAIY A. a c. -
Ill 1a mm
MOBIL“, J.‘
uovau. I.
rule-fan. a. a.
com am.
enamel? 11cm
Ilttlalaa.
m l. ILL. cc.
WHI
. WIOMOII. "cave“ AA .00.
OLINOYNINO. life A 00.
HOLMNWII ”i OIL»
killed by an. automobile driven by
John Erickson. I chauffeur on the
Cromwell road about two weeks ago.
in the machine was the owner. Mar-
tin PierIcn. of BriItol. 0f the five in‘
tcrrouted today the chief was Janice
til Tom. who testified that while walk-
lna along the tracks of the Valley
Branch of the My! Haven road he saw
Elisabeth Hartman. sister of the dead
boy. walking along the road. holding
her brother and a catcher sister. one
On each II“ of her. by the hand. Di
from Itated he I“ the automobile
« Iiatcr'a mm. A crowd 1aItherad land
. of the affair. The other within“
hadimntaiitcorowdthatuthcm
Currants. pkg.
strike the boy and tear him from MI 1
he “I usable to see anything further 1
and were not Ire-witnesses of the
client. The coroner diam, that
lIII earth army" W
Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wright’s
IS THE PLACE
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwaik
If you don't trade here “eilnlh lose money
the habit of trading here it will 11111 you to in1csliusie our goods
and prices ill-[ore making 1our neat punhase
comlaro values
pares.
tiflll Suits flom 3111.11 11p to 3":'1..1Nl
(‘onis from 871911 11p to $2.100
(‘orscls and Petticoats.
own experience
._ --.. w...—
See the 1912 Model ..
Five Passenger Krit Kar
at our garage.
COMPLETE WITH TOP. WIND SHIELD AND FULL EQUIPMENT,
.900.
N... -...._.-___.._._....m.._... u... -1 k
This store al1v111s sins 1111b the women who com-
\1111 11111 find here the right liarnltuts {01 111cm ocasion. Beau.
This season's correct styles of
.\'911 31111111 in Dresses from 84. 98 up to '
831W We also carry the biggest line
“'0 11am your basins-sewbut we dmtt expect
it if you can do better eiseu hclc wand 11.1 want you to know by your
but this store is the best In loan.
j
w .. ..-..... . _...__.....———~
if you are not in
\‘te like to hale you
in town of Skirts Waists.
I
'OSCAR H.
HIVII .TRIIT
‘ Specials for
THANKSGIVING
.15 lbs Granulated Sugar .
Mixed "Nuts . .
c
IeIdId RaIIlna. full size pkg. ...10c | Cranberries. oer quart
.......fOc|acana ”1111kaan..............¢Io
Layer Retains. package ........zlcl'nudicy'a Pumpkinflfcr mun...“
......aoelAp1-uou,wls. Illa
“Lemon or Orange Peel. lb. .......fnc|NIw Fran». per in.
Dates, perpIckaga ..............f°c|lvaporatcd rues-c.1111- Ib. ”.\'..‘lh .
Lanrfignpcrtb. .lBolluttIr. per lb.
Not-ahedlalclnnaohga........25c|2cans Pears for .................Hq
.......2sclw.umr.c«é«»ommu....iu
.11....2O. 3°. “0|: GNP. 'N” 'O' ........uuu:1I‘I
1.111.111:-
cltrcn.perlb.
Cider. our .II.
til-anon. pel- dos.
1111-11111.
Sweet Potato“. Hubbard and Mam 1» «null. Home celery. Pennies; twig
nIpI. Malaya ill-Ion.
Telephone 001-8
BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
$1.110
. 2 lbs 2 ’
11.1.1.1...1”
IIOIIQIiI‘.“
Norwalk Chronicler