1
1‘" "o... ”‘8. & HP green trading stumps.
nae. .is entertaining her aunt,
' om:
. missed by all who knew him.
\ ‘ ;. Already there is a strong organization
fi’pmject. Another meeting will he held
‘ fitment Monday night. '
..Nonday {elative to a 'child being born
. tot-1y untrue It must either have been
- ,0 serious mistake or a practical Joke
‘ bathe .‘part of some corresponded '.
1
are
Marshall Baxter has been making a.
business trip to New York.
Captain “Albeit. Mills has been spcud- 3
«log a few days in Washington. 1) L‘.
The motor bout. Sol Jacob Paley has
been hauled out of the water for the!
winter.
Samuel Mead. tho Rowaiton avenue
grocerymau, has purihuscd a now an
..tomobile.
Albert Benfamiu, or Tukcnc c is
spending a few data with friends in
. New York city. i
. l cumumvnuim n. Doyle has been
to w
i
in Tarrytown, New York, for a
days‘ visit with friends. .
Mrs. Marshall Baxter, of ""LS‘" nvc-
Mrs.
Anna Duran. of Ncw Haven.
Fritz and Robert Barclay of Row.
ayton avenue. baie rctmned home [if--
tor a few weeks‘ stay in Weston
......m ,
We give
lloston.
-—llest prices on groceries.
Grocery Co.
A large stone. crushing plant has
mired at Tokeneke and will be used
in crushing stone for the roads in that;
section.
Miss Ulnh Hart has returned to her3
home after spending two weeks with
her sister Mrs Albert l‘risble, in New
Haven 3.
"Mrs." Skinner and daughter.
Bridgeport and.Mrs. Emma Grace
' . Newtown of New London are guests
of Samuel Mott
Mr and Miami? Carvella oi now
nylon, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a bouncing baby boy at their home.
on Monday evening Mother and son.
are reported to be doing tinciy.
News of the death of John Plunder 1
Sr, was received with deep reg-rel. by
the people of the village todai He.
was one of the oldest and best known3
residents of the place. and will be
Miss Olive Wright is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stevens, Pen
noyer street. while her mother, accord.
mated by her sister, Miss Edith;
.Wright. is undergoing treatment at"
"Charlottesviile. Virginia.
Rev F. A Cuningham. pastor of the
'Rowayton Baptist Church. has been
"» made scout master by the National:
Council of the Boy Scouts of America.
Ponder way and the youths oi the vil-
lage are taking a deep interest in the
...»
The article of
Editor Sentinel:
"in the home of Rev. F. A. Cunningham
is not relatively true and therefore ut-
.- REV. F. A. CUNNINGHAM.
1
w _
Rudolph A. Lohr
lNITALgLER OF 'THE
"l‘l‘iieikaa " System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
of course. ‘w. ofiyflfi “Wind.
iortatilo
3 puny in the world
10. 'l yloi‘.
Spmpcl'llt s;
:lrlcinu;
1.
0.?
3has been yearly decreasing. so that
_‘ larva 'barrelmoro to make beer than
",wurbsoquet.
9N” HUB .1
soars” 'i
{smalls for their wad their con-
. They are made b the
imam abhor Shogun. whit: has
made nudsold twice' as many l‘libbor
hauls and shoes as any other Com-
That' a i at
And the Aieruc WAR-
R t is flat boat~woarlng
boot they ever made. _
The "Boston” Hub Boon
are sold we when. Ask
tor them on
Look {Of the Hub
. Trade-Mark
lt'appoan on all our boots and shoes.
.0570” noun “I!“ 00.
lost... .000.
quality.
RIO
v.
"‘\‘.\
AND
OROTON
N
“The Guttu l’erchn Girl." 3 comedy
in three acts, was presented Monday
night, under auspices of the Noroton
' yesterday and. decided
. Price.
' O 7:11 ...
. own “If": luau,
State to Discontinue Experiment of
1 Hatchirlb Thom. , "
HARTFORD. Nov. 29- -~’l‘ho fishiand
game commission met at the capitol
dlséon he
the experiment of artitiplully ii ch-
iiig quail. Tllli work' had been an iv!
an at ”go Cenntgtilift Agricultural” ol-
iexe iii as that buuary. The 911.1
suits have not been natiuiat-tory. The
expense of} the experiment. Will
amount 'to between $3,000 and 34.000.
The result is one quail chick. iThe
mclnbera of the commission arc ‘autv
idled that the only way to hdtcll
quail is by the hon. The commission-
ers say that if quail is decimated‘tho
cause can be traced to the indis-
criminate slaughter by sportsmen. in
their opinion the incubator cannot
make up for the terrible loss caused
by so called aportumen who disregard
the law.
...—”W ...~
W.
DEXTER.BREAD co. l8 SUED BY
sowaao c. BIRKS.
The Dexter Bread Co. a Massachu-
setts concern which does business in
Norwalk. has been sued for “.000
databases by ilddward C. virus. of
Bridgeport, a lm‘ilmt’ employee or the
Dealer Co. Papers in the action were
filed yesterday in the court of com-
mon pleas. ,
.ilirks claimsthat on September 5.
itiii. ho was employed by the defun
dam to obtain orders for and to dellv i
o.- breud in Bridueport. He says he
was instructed by the defendant it
obtain a delivery team from .l. A..
the State street llveryman.
llh'ks says the borne became unruly
and throw him out. breaking his arm.
illrks alleges he was laid up for some
time and was unable to attend to his
til-leights Engine company, before an:
audience which crowded the ball. The
pla\ was given under direction of
Names Smith. of Stamiord. and tho por- i
'iormunct- was a smooth one Tihere
were innumerable funny situationsji
and the audience was in laughter;
most of the limo. Those who had:
parts wort- George Pension. Miss r.stii-’
or (.‘ill‘lfiflll, Mrs, W. Dugdalc, James
Smith William Blanchard. Walter
ilugdnlc and Miss Ella Moo. 'l‘boie‘
was something to nibble lit the work
of ever y one in tho last and there
were no luull-flndcrs. There was all-'
other performance last- night. Tbo§
lootninlttou and those in charge of iht-i
production are: William Dominic“
chairman; Sum llcF‘orost. trousurcui
F. liltner. socretaty; R Dominic. .11..
John liartoes,(.‘.lh1nton.,
George Sconcld. R. iluudule, Sr.
James Smith. director; William liltin-
cbard. manager; George Pension. i
William titrangward. «inc 1
John llariooa nitrite carbon-g
tor: Miss J. llugtlale leader of or
cliestru.
Hunting
Supplies
iGuns. Ammunition. Traps. etc.
"Schlichtiug Bros. 81 Co.
.Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 0!. Dorian
Select Groceries. 807. Grain. Flour
0: Food. Hardware Paints. Olen. no
...N. ...“...
-...__.J._ .
PRICE “OF" BEER ADVANCING
NEW YORK Nov. 29. A condition
3without precedent in the trade nOWgNomllk 3m Office Of
confronts the brewers of the world.
The production of barley and hops
under normal crop conditions. the
wmld's supply would amount to little
more than the actual requirements.
The unprecedented drought in Eng-
land and Northern Europe lust sum-
mer had a disastrous effect upon all
farm products. and was particularly
severe with respect to crops and
harloy.
As a result British brewers have
bought hops and barley (mm the Pa-
cific coast freely. and as the. main
gone to the highest point that has
The average price of barley malt has
ruled during past years at about 70
cents a babel, whereas today it is quot-
ed at $1.40 with an upward tendency.
films have averaged 15 to 20 cents
per~pound during past years and are
selling t‘oday at. so cents.
Brewers 'anlrm that it costs a do]-
in‘ previous years. In "many centers
brewer‘s have already advanced their
‘beer'.5 50 cén’ts‘a barrel.‘
LAST LINE.
lNDIANABOLXB.i lnd., Nov. 29.-—
James Wbltcomb Riley has written
hid last. line.
which has crept down his arm lites at
last reached his‘ rinbt‘ hand and made
i“ impossible tar him to use a pen,
He was aiked to. write a Christmas
‘ do without my efforts. "
will have
barley crop was short. prices have 1
been reached in moretban 25 years. .
JAMEE WHITOOMB RILEY WRITEB 3~
‘Tbe paralytic stroke “
poem this week. but declined. saying: .
mi‘No more Writing tor mo; theipubilc
business. He spent $50 for medical
attendance.
THAMER
OCULIBTS AND OPTlClANB
“...—.....an
GOOD EYEOIOHT .
is enjoyed by a great many people
today because We know how to lit
their glasses properly. We employ
experienced Oculists to examine i
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
87 Atlantic square. Stamford. Conn.
t'lpcl‘i tinturdny Evenings
The Balance oi Our
Stock-oi
Dinner Sets
112 Pieces,
reg. Si3.75-——-Today
$8.50 ‘
r. A. MITCHELL
~ HWII FUNNIIHII
CORNER WALL AND "HIGH ITO.
NORWALK. CONN.
shun——
The Evening Sentinel
. 'The
Housatonl‘c
Power-Co.- ‘
DESIR‘ES "to
ANNOUNCE
1
that it will send around can-
vassers to obtain informa—
t'lon which will enable it to
compile a complete list of ov-
cry” house in the community,
its occupants and its owner.
This information is desired
in' order that the company
may plan a new business
campaign which will be inu-
tually beneficial to its con-...
sumers and itself. The com-
pany respectfully requests
that the public give the con-
veneers the desired informa-
tion and begs to tenure.
(thomfthat this .is not an ad-
vertisipg scheme and does
.‘not bind them to do any-
thing i .»
obey twill . over «with Adrienne
till" twill, filtlolltiitss, 8ch HEADAllllE
tonsil Titian: on sour, slssv stoulcli
You tnenflndlwolneu who sumdhbw can‘t not feeling riglltw-who have
an almost dillly‘hflidnclle. coated tongue, foul tints and foul breath dizzi
new can‘t alee3. arebergnum 1115f filly}; lingered with a sick, sass.
buy}. business dud
Are you would: clean inside ...‘P‘P‘ Ca
sageway evety lefidhfi/G‘ wltllsaltf calhartloiplils m canto: oil"
01' tiered atomu‘chk‘ er
important. ' iii .
(raucarets il‘nméil
5911'. undigested and lerlnentltlg 'iopiipnqélgrl gases; take the 8x08
from the liver and retry off bite MW“ Waste matter and polsoS from '
the inteatlneo and lmlb‘. ..
A Cascaret tonitht will strum you out by morninu~a 10ce§t box
tulilljliueifi’vour entire faintly fcollug good for ‘
.uiontliu.'- {1011' i forget the cbildteu---
sides need
saunas Wermo'as nor A can.
DIDATE.
PROVIDENCI“ R. 1., M. 29 Milan-
ad States Senator George Peabody
Wetmore will not. be a candidate for
reelection when his present term ex-
pires next year.
was made today in a letter by Sonaior'
Wctmorc. to General Charles A. Wil
lion. the bend or the Republican state
organization.
Senator Wetmoro has been a monk
her of the manic since 1894, with the
exception of one year. 1907. when his
_ 1 scat was vacant because of a deadlock
in the state legislature He served
as governor of the state in lbilh and
. 1886.
i
LOV'ER’S
"The Place"
, ’ LADIES’
FOOTWEAR 1“
CROSS ..S3.00-$3- So
pERFEC-irli . . i .. ..33 50
COLLEGE GIRL. . $4.00
”...—......
. MEN'S
FOOTWEAR
HANAN . . . . . 35.50-86.00
RALSTON ... ...s...oo
ELITE. .33 50. $4 00. $5.00 3
,WEBER BROS. . ...S3.5o '
SCHOOL
SHOES .'
$1.30 to $3.00
1.
TWO STORES
Norwalk Smith Norwalk
buy, New Jersey, will conduct the
ispoclul service in Salvation Army.
il-lali. tomorrow. 'l‘hankuslvintz night.
This announcmenti
' ’ 5 Railroad Av...
ti
dis—
all worn out.
onion-«or merely lorclngfig pas-
id is
midis the utomutii rennet
bile
their lilitle in-
a good. gentle cleansing, too.
, SALVATION ARMY. ~
Captain E. w. Wilbur, of Perth A111-
at it ocloi-k. lie was formerly in
(barge of tho work here. »
The annual dinner will be scrvt-d in
the hall tomorrow noon! and hourly
200 puriopliI will be provided “lily; gen
uino old fashioned dinner
dial
i
We are Featuring this Winter
ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS " ‘
OVERCOATS
V LVET COLLARS CLOTH CflLARS.
1'
CONVERTIBLES - ~- “
CHEAPER COATS AS WELL as BETTER ONES
Raglans, Ulsters, Regulzii‘s "3
Men’s Winter Apparel .
Shoes
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
F
l
SEVEN HUNDRED”
AND FlFTl
Stewart
COOK
STOVES
SOLD BY US
lN FIVE YEARS
THERE'S A REASON
ASK THE WOMAN
WHO OWNS ONE
A. .l. ANGEVINE &
sou co.
‘ mum waaumorou 01'.
«...... ...
.l. M. Layton 81 Co.
. mo. .
‘am can": a monomer:
. . AGENTS
80. Norwaik.
Also Steamship Agent's fOr Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Lino. Sa-
vannah Llaoomi Mallory Line. _
To ALL Pom‘rs SOUTH
A chance to 'buy a
Kitchen .
Range
cmur
We have three
SAMPLE amass
marked at prices to make them ‘
so quickly '
.1 Horace R Nash
N. MolnarweiltSo,
A SNorwalk
-~
‘ a
l
Hotel Mahackemo
JRCONNORM
aesvnot nub complies to 01m 5 '
RATIO .2 PIN MY ANDUPWAID
SUNDAY OWNERS 75c
Feuwick Opticltl Co.
‘ Funeral Director and Embolmer
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
. UNITED IANK BUILDING.
. - Math Nomtit
w—n
......“—
DAVID W. RAYMOND
10 North Main strut, South Not-walk
lie-loaned. 5 Washington Strait. '
telephone at allies, and. ' ‘
Telephones: home, 693.
The Reed 8: Yolk.
Electrical Co. ‘
.._ George A. Ashley, a plumbing" cono.
: “tractor of Piainville.
The Only Fully Igulppod
ILlc‘l'lIchL O’HOP.
......_.m...w..h...m . -..... W. ..-.e.‘ ..
- d . . . / . ~ . ~ -
a
n .
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.
Lumber and Mill Wink for Everything
Telephone. 46.
plaster and wall-paper.
BEAVER 3. BOARD.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designator walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prefermeut and taste.
and keep a large supply on hand.
We are agents
WAY
for you to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day! l
Well study the local-ion or yourl
rooms. the facilities of the Muse 'and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742
A Sharp
NORWALK, CON N.
MAKES A rations .
TURKEY. _ 1
Why bother with :1 Cam-.3 '
or that will not keep an
edge, when you can get
a new one that cuts?
. ' GOODSELL '
CARVERS CUT
Toto-piece Carvers”
$1.25 to $3.00
Sets in Cases
hmmum
CHAS E. DOW
.0. NONWALKJ CONN.
PLAlelLLe MAN Missiuo. ~
snowman. Nov. 28.~—'l‘h0 lineal
police have been asked to locate.
Ashley leit.
Phinviile Friday pith $150 in his poa-
Carver
_ session to pay bills in Hartford. The ,
,1 bills have not. been paid and the mills-
~ , ‘ “on 11111191 lineup to have reached .
ETHE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
. cause of the disease and the art of ad.
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
'back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lilo in the dillerent organs :ml
limbs.
Chiropractors remove thec cause ll
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through” harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis,-
. eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
0‘ WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
PA PE
Fall Styles
E. E. Gorltam
Dechrato‘r'
*Eagt Norwalk
A
10 First so.
- TelephoneFourFiveTwh
Daily Line to N 3
For FREIGHT Only
”in t‘ Propellers .loavo Pier
received at new: no to d p.
Norwltlli Steamboat :Compaay
tolling .l. Imitlw .. 16. G. lineman.
River. New York (toot .
or Dom atrial). every day (01- .
cont Sunday); at it p m. ll‘roitht ,‘
and South Norwalk. 115 to it" ~ 6
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