landed at will on the body and head
The preliminary resulted
Turf? and Young Sherman of Mystic.
NEW. LONDDN. .bov l
Dyson of fipviH‘ence slammed Kid many expected that
thinks ltbout that ring for; tea rounda knock ll” youngster out. the New
b4 bi“ waa.nnabie_ ‘9. lift! the plucky; ter be reached the end of the route.
Nair Havener down and out for the'
,Wilnl- Dyson won- 1 the battle on! Thankaglvlng Football.
noInts. The Providence leatherseigm‘ With Russell playing and for the
however. could not score the kn-ock Orioles and Chantoa covaring a like
out, although he worked to score the‘ position for the So Boa. the fans who
,“sleeper” ’from the an... Murphy journey to Amusement Park Thanks-
Ithoiigh outclassed. fought a plucky bat. giving afternoon are sure of seeing in
116,“. using some great ring genera]. 'these two alone, an exhibition of foot,-
hip. His clpver work on his feet, great ball which will be well north the price
blocking and deadly infighuag which of- admission. Of course there 'will be
t Simes bothered Dyson, savcd u“. lwu big games at Amusement Park to
"plucky little New "mam... from be start at 2 o',clook but Russell and
ill knocked out by his more able I ,.
mnent.
w.—
w. M..-” -__~I
¢
Gan: 5
You try one / .
Miner Wins Easily.
Dodo Mailer of New Haven showed
linseif markedly superior to Billy
Allen of New York. formerly of Nor-
ldh. The; men went right rounding
:zbut‘ Allen was decisively beaten from
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THE HIGHEST PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICA
AND WORTH ALL IT COSTS
,..... FLOUR
& ,1 .' “no ,You wouldn't mind the extra
. price if you knew extra quality
justified it would you?
How can you know unless you
test it yourself?
A sack will tell a big star. Or- .
der it today and prove t ere is
one flour that is worth an extra
price.
‘Just One : Just One
"8. ROODNER. South Norwaik. Conn.
. Distributor for
Shsgefiyon'fiwillon Co Philadelphia.
a
. ExtraordinaryStamp Give-away
@ 100 Stamps
. . Free 1
Combination . Sale
100 Stamps Free with a Si Purchase
1 lb Sultana Coffee at 300
V2 lb Gold Tipped Ceylon Tea 25c
1 Can Sultana Spice ‘ at 10c
1 bottle Flavoring Extract at 250
1 box Shaker Salt -' at We
Q
r
I
$1
Standard GranulatedSligar - lSlbs Si
Seeded Raisins ..
.3 pkga. for 25¢ None Such Mince Meat. 3 pkga. 260
. . Grapes . ............ a pound. 12c Mince Meat ........ 5-lb. crock 65c
.fi Cranberries ........ aquart. 10¢ Best Flour...... ........ a bag, 80:
,1 Pumpkin ............. a can, 10c Boat FlourI. ..... .a barrel. £6.30
‘ '~ Squash ............ ...a can. We Beat Creamery Buttdr.... .At Coat
. Currants ......... a package, 10c| Fancy Citron ........ a pound. 20c
, Cheese ........ . .a pound. l7o0range or Lemon Peel” aih.. 15c
. Wednesday, Navcmber' 29th is Red ‘ Let-
ter Day in Our Store-~10 . Stamps . FREE
NUTS- , CANDY.
....a "2., 24¢
Good Mixed Nuts” alb., 12V Auol‘ted hocoiataa.
Ex. quality Milled Nuts. .a lip. 1c c‘I-aoperior ixed ....a lb. lilo
Fliberts a "5.. 19¢ American Mixed ...... .a lb. lzl/fio
Pecan: x ............. ..a lh., 13c ..Fr‘enl_in Mixed. all: 42%0
1 Paper Shell Almhnda....a‘lb., 25¢ Brokén Candy a. [b.12Vgc
Tarragona Almonds. ..a lb.. 20o Chocolate Drops .a "3.. the
Ex. Quplity Walnuts ..a ll», 23o Peanut Brittle .. ....... a.lb 129%
I: Cornea Walnuts ....... .5. ion 15o AaaofledIDropa .......a lb. 12;
:22: .
"l Ml’llll
- ourn no WAkK
’ will morn”
:30 pr I'll.
Eraxlla; a lb.,15c. Hickory, a lb. do.
Gilli l
"I 1%. SWAg‘ly NQTONisn gr.
Dallvarlaa ‘
Jollyjon- Bonn........a lb. 12‘
in».,.
1":5
1'4}?
0
‘ in a
draw betwea Kid Palitz of M
‘1 in were Thais was nails ill School outlandish
p goodly‘crpw here from New Raven. i sit
”Zr-“Tilun' Murphy trained up in Norwich- As son of 1
Dyson would evening The All New Yorke will be
last night before the New London M Havener received a grbat ovation af—
‘llhcir pie
‘rr might
‘L which in
film. whit
Wl
I 1.08
‘_\\’ olgasl. the champion
his title against the British boxer.
ill‘l‘el’ldle retail. at Vernon Ariana. ‘to-
Ecbampioh of Chicago. scheduled here-
i
1 Your druggist will refund money if
predict
High he ooi live} the ba othll‘ll sea
11 1912 Wiif be on. tomorrow
{led by tho red headed Eituerald who
played at oh areal ball for Norwalk
last Wily. r, but. who now; will use ,all
of his alt ii to defeat the locals. The
Norwalk learn. with the additlpn ofI
Callahan.
a slrong‘front and fit will take a good}
team to l the beat of the home five
this winl r
in lhelHigli School contest file hat;
was will see most of the good players
that Nori nlk iilgb has turned out in
represented at the sport Many poo
pic will i o to the Armory to ace the
,tin and inland—playing again. ,
as-innnyl‘wili pin their hopes to the.
present loam This will ho a moat
lliiltilaflllilg conical and one that will
: stir the f as from slnrmo finish.
All win sin) for diluting should
lrhock t eil‘ bats and costs. as
fitho niatnigolnont will not be respon-
l sibio for articles not checked.
: 'l'be'iu
gile plnyul
I throlighol
1 ill" it‘rnnk Srcc's orchestra
It the evening.
“A“.
1; Chicago Team to Take Short Trip.
1 CHICAGO. Nov.
’ \‘nllonnl
, axlendod
i for oahlll
ilion galiltlil after completiflgi
Henna. no
loillt‘e of l
Al tho
; t‘honcc,
lmado lu IIhe plans.
President Murphy iodny. '
it is said. the change initial|
'I‘hosc will he INCH“!
lullanapoila and Tours nus...
L the horn. town of Murdoch“) lirowu.
‘ llurina‘ lite tw. weeks before
he plnyol at Louisville, tile or lndian
«polls and perhaps too at 'lerrc
lliillf‘u. ; ‘ -
f - l hlte Hope Try Out. |
NEW ‘YORK Noi. 29.—-~Anoiher
“white bow'Klryooul. tho most impor-
, lam lilnt‘l‘ .lim Flynn. checked the ”mi
Etonsions of Carl Morris. Will occur.
‘horo tonight. \vhcn Al Palmer lights
Torn Kellincd) at 1116 Rovtlle Athletic
Club, of lirooklyu. .
I young and thus far their; records have
shown no reason- why «no of tho oth-
not dcvclop into a heavy.
iamplon, it will be a contest
a fearless aggressive slugger,
Pulsar. and a skillful bo'ilur.
‘Paiser weighs 212 pounds.
an advanluco of 17 pounds.
moment. The fight has beonl
a ”Ion-round glove coolest furl
a heavyweight championship
arid " .
lgaat all Appendicitis.
Ntlldvldt‘. S. Cal. Mn. 29 mild
lightweight
lightenv lifho was scheduled to deftlnd
weight o
hot woo n
; Kennedy
and has
‘ over his
‘ hillod use
~ of the Wt
.muri‘uw. was slrickon wil.l1.uppcudiol~
ills at :l. o'clock this morning'iu his
training quarters. fin was removedi
lo a hos: ital an hour later and propar
ations ware bring rushed to perform
an operation to save his life.
Grouse-Brown Bout Off. .
PITTSBURG. Pm. Nov. 29 w'l‘lle
ijout between iluck Clause. of Pitts
inbuilt on Him”). the middleweight
for louig t. has been called off because
of the illness of Grouse
MJWI
PlLESl CURED ”if S T0 l4 DAYS.
li’azo Ointment falls to cure any case
of itching. Blind ”loading or Prntrude
ling Pile: in l; to it days \fillc.
m
B‘ARBERS NOMINATE. '
”wan-0o
Officers to he Elected at December
Meeting.
Al lb meeting of the Barbers' Un
ion thI h was held last evening in
the labor lyooum, the officers for tho
lensuing year Were nominated. Tho
election will take place at the next
meeting to be held on December 26.
The 0‘ core tvro us followa:
Presltcntwdlenry C anther.
Vice resident—«Gustav Pltzer and
(rank ..Oddo
Finish} in] Secretary—Charles OddO.
Recon ins Secretltry~0lto Lind-
etrom. .
Tress rer‘Ch‘arIes H. Franks.
Guide Devil... Nattemberg.
Guardian—Alhfit Turner. ,
Trtistl~cs~fiustav Pitsar, B. De-
Marta. lamuel Swing. .~ \
Finnnlr‘e Committee—Joseph Nardi,
and Frank Mocnluao’. I ,
Tho llectlon of delegates to the
Central Labor Union. was deferred un-
til the April meeting.
l
. M»s.......I._. .... . 4 ”W
INED SUGAR REDUCED. 5‘
YORK. Nov. 29. «4A1! grades
(1 sugar \vcrc reuced ten cents
ed pounds today.
RE9
Nirw‘
ol’ relinl
a hundi
. t. ‘
of Jersey City. will presint.
the lhrel; years the school has beeni ,
old leaniI-~9‘errla. Stevens. Horau. Mar-i I
Just
est popular sheet music will ..
lllxilnafi {minim at M“ Ur‘l :.
“(ruling in reports from the .
osmium. of “similar l-"rank ..
Only three. cities i I:
' i are to be slatted uilor ihc loam icnvcu' ;
5 1 New (iriinnn
‘ ville
the ..
opening l f the season. live unions nlli I
Both men an.
'niltl Mrs. Bradley“
BRiDqfimffl‘ (rained-s. Nov. 29 *ln-
‘ timatlnx flint he will atthck the con. by
aututionality of the law under which
his olloptrw,
us 116er appear rd in the city court
new Wilma till behalf of M”
Wellietein a butcher arrealed two
weeks ago for butchering “bob veal
and cattle in violation of the gen
oral statutes" ‘
Attorney Meltzer has discovered
what he considers to be a flaw in the
statute and. will attack it on this
ground. Judge Foster allowmi Attor-
ney Meitacr and Attorney, nodden for
the prosecution two weeks in which
to file briefs in the case.
Our stock of Cold Weather Coverings IS
quite complete ' '
BLANKETS-Colto
Wool Blankets
..
29.-~Tbe (.‘dilcngo‘i j.
Magoo team will make noII
trip through southern littos' ..
84 WASHiNGTON ST.
ed..AltorneyI 30““ kdepors for selling liquor on election
COMFORTABQES- All White Cotton
‘ filled, Si to S4
A. Dickerman 8i Son
um...
utmost ent-consultant». .
@0820 BY PROHlBlTlONIBTS
BRIDGEPORT Nov. 29. ——-On infor-
mation said to have been furnished
workers of the Prohibitioniilypsro
ty. four warrants are out for million-
day. Two ofdho eclipsed. Payick J.
McGuire GI flail: slight. and". Henry
Splash I'of Railroad ’lvenuo, were at
reigned in the city co‘urt yesterday
morning and their casés were contin-
ued until December 81b, under bonds
of $100 each. .
l 'I'f‘he other two, Walter Anderson of
Main street and “Good Luck" Dick
lambiircl of Railroad aienuc, have nai
yet been served with the warrants. I
n Blankets 49c to $2. .3:
$2.50 to $7.50
ratsrnoilr. 44s
a!
We Give S. &
w-.~—.——~...... ..W.....~. .. w my W.W.~ w.» .u -w. . n... .1-~.M.. on”... ..
H. Trading Stamps}.
shown.
Gingham and Parents to
Work.
Sparta] prices during lb
TheN. E.
T hanksgivmg
Aprons
Orient the must oxionalva lines we how ever
from the i-‘uncy Ton Aprons lo the large
Apron for the maid. all well as Working Aprons of
SI Wuhina'loo Blunt
:- Thanksgiving kitchen
e. cnlim week.
Ryan Co.
Miss Anna Banks has been the guest
of friends in Trumbull.
.0.»... 3......“
w 3 Banks has sold his fine pair or‘
steers to W ii. Finch.
The schdols in town class today for
tho'l‘hanksgivinlg recess. '
Charles Horn lost his horse.‘ 'Lady- l
bird " from an attack of colic. a few'
nights ago. .
Miss Liane Adams 4s apendlivg' llI
few days with her mother. Mrs. Wilda
mun Adams.
Lois, the; tlvraeoyear- -oid daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. Morris Andrews, in a
victim of whooping cough.
Mr.and Mrs. Sidney liardlsty and
daughter Geraldine are in New York to
spend a week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J P. Fitch have antorr
tallied their cousins. Mr. and Mrs.J
z. Mailen and son. of Eaaton.
dailies Chamberlain, of Glendale. i. .
1.. la' animated in town today to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. R. C
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. 9‘. l’. Storehouse will
cntnrtnin as Thanksgiving guests rein.
lives from Springfield. Mean, and Bay.
onne. N J
l
‘M‘lsp Eddioe While. (radiator-Io: out
and: Thomas. ifel y,.,of' illusion. were
married Sunday evening at the Con-I
. draws and Mrs. Harriet Godfrey-Color
bite,’ of this pincer -
. magationai parsonago by Rev. nighton
' Moses.
I The annual business drooling of thé
Nurliold Congregational Church Boole-I
t_v Will bu hold on Mundny, December
4. NIB
1
a
Mr. and Mrs. lrving Lockwood. Mrs
17’. ll Perry and Samuel Andrews were
Sunday guests of Miss Annie l.-.cnde
aw). of 'Tiumbull
l
i his. and hire Clamnco Shipmnn.
1Illllun ,ilcna i‘anton and Willard Fan-
1 ton will spend Thanksgiving with than
parents. Mr. and Mrs. lveraon C Fm-
ton.
l
m— -~.
a...”
Mrs. M E. Godfrey will entertain us
Thanksgiving guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Thomas, of Ridgclleld, Mr. and
Mrs. E. la. Freeborn, of Eaton. and
Mrs. M. E. Sutton.
Mr; and Mrs. Orlando Andrews. Mr
and Mrs. D. M. Andrews and Mrs. M
E. Godfrey are ,ln.liidgefleld today, at
lending tho funeral of their aunt. Mrs.
Ellan A. Ii-loyt. Mrs. lioyt was born
in Weston ninety-one years ago, and
was a sister of-lho lato Samuel An-
JAPAN'S BUDGET COMPLETED. '
.Mrs. M'a'iade (“slim-i wish to
property. »
Family Solicitor-'l‘hore. there;
don‘t worry yourself. Leave it to me.
, Mrs. Molado (rosinnedly)—~I suppose
l"mlghl. all well. You'll get it anyway.
“In. Sketch. ‘ ,
We
a...-
man?"
“Wall. yea: ‘snmotlm‘aa. 91or _;in?
stance. winin the tea-bier f skins to
“apprehended at Prescott,
explain again 30 you about willing my 1
"Does the allies ovor really seek the '
Bl ldgtpon -A~lvcl‘ll*llicfltt
Mailers Advertisements
‘ a
0hr S. will Eran Sampson.
Establishrh 1352'.
,,I '
Everything Ready for Thanksgiving?
We are prepared to must all the needs the elctcnth
linur wants that one has for gotten for articles she thinks
she llasvunlil she looks “hl‘i‘l tiny ought to be (if
worse if 7“! lalllt is to grunan with its weight of Nov
inlgiami (armies, optrations unumcncc a day or so bl fore
in the kitchen a
Covered Roasters. in :«iictl iron. gray blur. and dark
if namclcd “are.
Lisk “Seif—Basters"
waists.
litiull Choppers
in sizes to hold from 2 to ilyil).
90c ll)$i. >5
(Shipping llmvls is to 50c
Chopping Knives to to 25¢.
lasting Spoons " 5 to 2m.
Pudding Molds
.ll‘ily Molds
3i.) ll?“ SOC.
5in)5i.‘_l5.
Rolling Pius ' m in :5“.
i'astrv lioanls ‘ it) to 50c.
Pairing lxnivls .. in .35.;
. Can Openers 5 .mil ilu‘.
Strainers I; to 5mm.
Ira-riding and Pie Plates“
(if tin aluminum. tunnic‘lui and tarllp ii “an all six”.
Specialin Seamless Drip Pans. it; x i5. nod 12 .\ 17,
(if llllit} slim imu \tllll “no l‘ulllllltr. 10c.
Pastry Boards of limit xtnctr \liiii brawl curd. 9c.
a
Dinner Sets
A Limited NumberConsidcrcd Extra Value.
Limoges. Sci. 112 l’csii‘l’al" til
pink and groin «ilmrntimis, ‘
Kalli lint and gold Slipplull $22.50. -
llllllllll‘S .[ 4‘
English: Porcelain Set. rm
porn. (ll-sign known as “Rc- Surat) inim-
guilt," mnvcntimini fashion $15I75.Sp€cia1.
lmrtlcr. ’ '
English Porcelain S'ct. H: E
$.30”: vnluc
$13.50. special.
while with him vine and
scroll border, var)" neat and
attractive.
pus.
English Porcelain. H2 pm, $lil.(.l() value
uhiic with firming bluc bar. $12. on. special.
.1... filial-lads .il i 1 ll
Sheffield Silver
(Turkey Platters. Fruit Baskets. Trays. Platengca-
Kettles, Tea Ca (idles, Compotes.
9
Dinner Knives and Forks? Sets of six. with handles
of French ivory. blades and lines of line stool, silvcrplnt—
till. $5.00. and very nice. ‘
. Silverware Section.
Those Alligator Bags
Sample Bags, iii and 18 inch Sinus. Seldom is there a
chance to buy genuine IlorncliI-liack Alligator. :lt tin-so
priccs~ _ I
a $13.50. $24.50 and $25.09.
w
Trunk lint: Department. fourth ilrmr.
:-
Ice Cream Turkeys in the Tea Room. 3:: natural as
life, only smaller.
'6.th i3. fill. Elana . lemlflany.
E 1
MEXlCO WANTS RECIPROGITY. ‘
\VASdIlNGTDN. Nov. 29.-—Reciprn~
Murphy, of Salupu. Okla, whose al~ city .with the United States will be
lofted flight from Phoenix with J. B. ono of the first important problems
Westfali. a former Oklahoma banker. omisidcrcd hill! exico assoun as con-I
charged with irregularities in connoo dilion—an that country are more sui-
tion" with lhe Creek Bank and Trust lied. according to Cl'espory Martinez,
Company. Of Sillilliil. in Cliflllldii. was the Mexican ambassador to the l'nilcd
yesterday. States. in unintervicw here Sonar
and is now in Phoenix to fight habeua Martinez expressed the opinion that.
corpus proceedings brought by the at the commoiciul relations of the two
torneys for Westflill. When Gov ernoi countries will naturally expand within
Sloan honored the reqdisition of the a few yours without the aid of ll.
governor of Oklahoma for the teturu special recipiorilv licnly because of
of Westlaii. it was alleged Sheriff their hcbglilllllkili situation and their
Murphy hurriedly left the city with fu'ndumeulnliy din‘rrcnt products. He
bs prisoner and did not give Westl’uli any s, lll)\\‘0\.(‘l lillll sentiment in favor
an opportunity to file a petition ask- of closér trndc icinlio‘ns with the Uni.
ins; for relief on habeas corpus pro led Status is noncmi in Mexico and
(readings. Murphy was mortuken at that he buicvcs reciprocity will be
Prescott and agreed to allow \Yeatl‘ail considered as soon as his country in
to have it hearing. a little morn pacified ’
.....—.....—. "moms“... who
SHERIFF MURPHY OVERTAKEN
PHOENIX. Aria. Nov. 29r—Sherii‘f
mm In (Italy 0m
“Drama Uninlno“ ”
That I. . ,
Laxative Emma Quinlan.”
m m- W ow: to consents us out oar.
AW mm the hill name
Canadaf'lelllflnlltou fibroid. , -
'orthiodignatan on every box...
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