Thanksglvmg
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it Will not be compfiate without‘a '-
liberztl iiiillllly C0!
‘ oun nutritious 50AND|EO ;;
4- ‘ puns 1c: cnem
V ‘ “and ,
BAKERY Pnoooc-rs
,F‘. A. LANE '
I1 Washington emit.
South Norwnlli
.', are. with Peptonnto oi Iron.
‘ to only by .
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The Modern TONIC RECON
rBTRUCTOR. containing the medics
innL extractive: oi Rush 0011 lilo-u
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F. H. IAXTIR
{IVE HEED
“to“ the
Weather 8‘ Needs ....
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y-‘Buy that Overcoat Now:
‘Andcrsipi’s Launch Works
bundles and Boots
of .u kinds promptly built. out! \
for «In. All kind. at repairing,
given spool-I attention. ‘
Oyster Shell Point. Nomik
Charles Buek, Jr.
‘ ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL '
REPAIR WORK
Add reel:
51 MAIN 8'12. NORWALR
Telephones: Office. 001: house. 21-8
C. E. Ryan. of New York city. spent
yesterday in Norwalk on business.
Attorney Leo Davis tiled his brief
in the one warrants proceedings In ‘
.the ofllce suits oi the city of Norwalk
with Judge Howard J. Curtis, of the
Superior Court today. The decision is
expected shortlyrw ‘
The choir of Grace Church will is-
ver with s cantata next Sunday. 0r-
gsnlst Arthur F. Huntington Is mak-
ing plans for the musical program to
be rendered at this time and there is
little doubt but that it will be of high
order.
The recent rains have put the mods
between Norwnik and Dnnbury in an
almost indescribable condition. Auto-
lsts indeed to traverse the roads yes-
terday pnd today report that the mud
lies almost in windrows in the center
of the street.
P—Sm‘oke Old Well
Clam.
The Eastman Kodak Company. of
inched“. N. Xufifil’e. awuublis 9.53.1.1
titles of enlarged photographs and
demonstrated flint deyeloping in the
town assembly hail yesterday alien
noon and evening. This exhibition
will be continued this afternoon and
evening. »
Periecio 10c
2‘ Mrs. Aurelius Meeker. oi Mott are.
file, entertained the Hospital Thimble
Club at her home, yesterday afternoon”:
The session was a particularly enjm
able one and a social hour lollowedi
the sewing. much work being ucc-om .
‘plished. Refreshments were served?
and enjoyed by all.
———'l‘ry Father's Bread.
I
i
llnnner liky:
The Feilowornft Club, of .‘lorwnllt.I ,
held an important meeting last even i
ing. A successful drill was run oil until
then the members adjourned to the;
bowling alleys in the basement of the
Masonic Temple. these having been
hired for the evening by the club. An;
enjoyable meet was the result. i
The bridge construction committee
on the new Washington: street bridge‘
will hold a meeting in the town court
room on Friday evening. There is
same business to come before the com-
mittee and it is expected that it will
~ be a busy session. A report from the
subcommittee on property will prob-
ably be made.
..__..
‘ —~Dou't miss the football games at
Amusement Park, Thursday afternoon.
Orioles vs So 803. Norwalk High vs.
Bridgeport High. Championship at
Norwalk.
The harvest sale of the Volunteer
Circle of King's Daughters of the Nor-
wslk Methodist Church, which was
held on Monday night inrthe Sunday
school room. was a brilliant sun-costs
and quite a large sum of money was
netted for the circle. This organiza-
tion is among the worthy ones and it
is pleasing to note their financial suc- ‘
cess in the sale. ' ‘ ’
Trolley car 287. in charge of "vi-uni»
man Frederick R. Barker and Cornice
‘tor Harold Nadin, reaching‘Norwnllr
drum the Stamford line at 7:24 o'clock
last evening, had a heated journal,
which was sure. After the trip to .
Newtown avenue the car was changed
”for another. The car appeared to be
ablaze to those who saw it standing in
the rain in front of the Wall street
burns.
‘ Butler Lodge, No. 97. l. 0. 0. R,
The monthly business meeting of
the lsohodu Yacht Club will be held
Friday evening.
Miss Catherine (Eleven. of the liostou
Store, spent yesterday in New York
city on business.
”'14"th .-
'i‘he Building Trades' Council will
hold Its semi monthly business meet~
lug Friday evening.
WC-W....
Sayre M. Youngs, of Livingston
street, spent yesterday afternoon ini
Dunbury on business.
The Eureka Rebekah Lodge' 1. 0. (l.
’i«‘., will hold Its bI-weekly business
meeting Friday evening.
Michael Marshall. of bonus, Muss,
has been a. arrest of the Misses Mul-
cahy, of Franklin svonuc.
-Coxne to the Armory end hear the
chimes, Thanksgiving Eve, ll. the Nu-x
val Militia dance. Dunning from 8 to 2.
Miss Tilly Carlson has returned tor
her home in Georgetown after a Unit:
to Miss Jennie Lee, or South Not-walk; ~
v =» ”Wm—~—
Proprietor Peter F‘. Burns. 61' the
Boston Store. spent yesterday in New
York city on business connected with
his establishment.
William L. Sunrise plans to leave
this week for the south where he will
spend the winter months, closing up
this Tokcnekc house.
Mrs. it‘tts A Humphrey. of New Bil-
noun. has been :1 guest of her duugh- g
ier,.\1rs.t" »\ Sammie of South Nor . -
walk, for a few days. .
-—P‘ino large Roasting Chickens, lite
~lb.: \stit'e Ducks, 22c lb; Maryland
finesse guaranteed young, 23c lb. Pub
lic Market 82 South Main St.
Mrs, Edward G. Hoyt, of Archstrect.
will spend Thanksgiving at East Ber-
lin Conn” as the guest of her‘sister. '
.Virs WulterF .l-‘eniloid.
The weekly business meeting of
will
he held this evening in the Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, in Worthington street.
M
Miss Elsie Knapp. of Brooklyn, is
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents, Conductor and Mrs.
Howard Knapp, in Riverside avenue.
A good glans of football is scheduled
for Thanksgiving afternoon, when the
independents and the Tigers are to
meet at 2:30 o’clock on the Colonial
grounds.
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Sentinel want nds.‘ bring results.
r I-
T hr'ft
is so essential to happiness
‘ in this world that the allure”
‘ to practice it is, to me. in-
comprehensible. It is such
on easy, simple thing, and it
means so much. it is the .
foundation of success in busi-
ness, of contentmeut‘in the.
. home, or standing in the come"
~munity. —-ltns~seii 3m. ‘
‘ runny people deposit their
savings with the "
General
superior
pending
”Thomas
that all
Lthls the
posure.
Half Shell
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, GRATUITY CASES AGAIN.
Atto‘l‘noyflenerni Light Wants Court
to Throw Out Proceedings.
HARTFORD. Nov. 29.-—«A new turn
in the so-oniled reporters' grdtuities
cases developed today when Attorney
brought ‘sgsinst State Treasurer Cos-
tello Lippitt and State Comptroller
the docket of the court on the ground
the p‘srtles bringing the ac-
tion reside outside of Hartford coun-
ty.- nnd that the court. therefore, has
no jurisdiciou.
. The proceedings Were brought sf-
” let on eifort to restrain the state odi~
core from paying $300 to Reach of
eleven legislative reporters.
’sennte voted the sums and Clarence
L. Deming and others of New ‘anen _
secured an injunction manning the
state omcer‘s than looking the pay-
ment. Another restitution was weed
14y the state more and the old one
use rescinded Upon the possess or
‘2 proceedings were then brought by the
V petitioners who had secured mi in-
. Junction.
Comunmmtm
Why delay on the Overcoat question—
Aithough the weather is not down to the zero point—-
li you‘re out Thanksgiving day you'll find one of our great
wt'l.
‘why delay? It will cost you no more now than a few weeks
intern-and you'llhnvcthc added and needed protection.
big roomy Coats will ward off the chill and free you from ex-
Handsome Costs in many styles to fit you. .
And fit your purse too-
OVERCOATS, Sro. Sn, $15, up to $30.
'l‘WO ’sronss:
The Newk‘Store on South Main St.
:4 Will St" Norwalk. South Nomolk
an.”
Leave your orders for Oysters and
Little Neck Clams on the
m
John H.‘ Light filled in. the
court a "motion to have the
contempt proceedings.
W. Bradstreet erased from
‘ Hours:
The
LOBSTERS
new neurone. SEA AND LONG reuse ESCALLOPS, yummy.
so osv. NATIVE amen. ALL Kmoo or Fist-t,
AND nooflo cums. .
Cutbili’s Bridge ”Firth ,_ Market.
~' TELEPHONE too.
OYSTERS.
rues oeuvuv. ‘
What is” the
Use
of stuttering all the tortures of tooth-
ache when the cause of so much trou-
ble can be easily removed by giving a
little care to the teeth and sensitive
nerve? it may be that a few treat-
ments and o lilting ls nil that is neces-
sary, or portions ‘s crown is needed,
but if conditions are such that the
tooth must be taken out, you will find
my method or painless extraction is su-
perior to all others. .
Dr. J. H: MALLERY
16 South Main st. South seem
lam. to 8‘9. XII. Bulk
days by appointment only.
>
‘ uuni dance in Ruymomi‘s
LONG
and manned her.
HARTFORD,
money was paid. Contempt
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
29.-—'l'he locel
police authorities rooelvsd word yes-
terday that“ the immigration bureau
will sends representative to this city
today to take Henry nuke. under on
test here to New York for an investi-
gotten. Llpke in charm with the;
mud ‘
Nov.
mantles Diet-kc use A guest oil
’trlends in Stamford, Sunday.
mark—— 3....
”V”?
Clifford Borei and Leon Barrett
'spent Saturday in New York.
”we”
Mrs. John V. Mwnuloy entertainer
her father from Dsnbury Sunday.
A number of local young people at-
tended a dance in Glenbrook, Friday
night. .
Mrs. W. T. Romney started for St.
Lauis F‘ridsy. where she will spend the
Winter.
WW
George and William Thomas on
how residing In New York, where they
Ire employed.
iww —m
Miss Mabel Crissgey hes returned
from a visit with her brother, Lester
Crissey. in Ridxedeid.
m i9
Edward Rutledge, who has been
confined to his home on Pei-k street
with neuralgia. is much improved and
able to be out. ‘. ‘
The Red Men will hold their on-
Hhil, Wodv
holiday evening. Shepherd's orches-
tra will furnish the music.‘
Edwin Hoyt. A student in the Botch-
kiss School. lakeville, is spending a
tow ‘dsys‘ vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt. Curler
street.
Q
W“0‘~—Wn~n .
The interest in the bowling contest .
at the Elite Alleys is ‘still on the uni
rive. A turkey Is the price and shout
iliteen bowlers are nearly evenly
matched for it,
A represcuiuiive of Silver. Burnett
& (30.. 01 Boston. has been at. Center
school. explaining the text books car»
ried ind negotiating school supplies
with Superintendent. H. W. Suite.
m--m-m
George McKendry. who cut his foot
last week while extinguishing a the at
his home on Cemetery street. is still
confined to his home. His brother.
Charles McKendr-y. of New Haven. is
In chums of the Mchndry dry goods
stem during his absence.
- 3.11"me bu returned from Wy-
oming and will spend the winter with
his brother, R. B. Morse. at the Bird
ssll House. Mr. Morse owns a much
in Wyoming and has several hundred
horses rind rattle. His runny friends
here were glad to welcome him back.
Thonins Full-tr has purchased the
land south of his new residence on
South Main street. which extends to
Miilmrt uremic. This lurid has ul~
ways been in unsightly condition. Mr.
l-‘sirty is to have Contrsctm, Rodney
Light strode. and improve it. and when
finished it will greatly improve the
general condition of Church Hill.
W
M ,
A picture of Peter Quickie two»
headed, totirutaiied and six-legged pig‘
was thrown on the screen at the mov»
ing picturesbow in the Opera House.
Sisturdtty evening, Veterinary Ban
tcls vouchers for the exactness of the
reproduction“‘sud Mr. (Thick claims to
bul‘e'had the pig which. unfortunately
vanished in the thicket before he could
test witnesses. No one questions the
authenticity of the story, but that
Winston correspondent for the New
York World had better loci: in his
loureis
SHANGHAIERS or ‘ovsrert FLEET
To suavwa No‘ MORE.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 29.——Todny,
governmeht otliclsls hope. the knell oi‘
the shanghaiers of the oyster fleet of
Chesapeake boy will be sounded. A
moior speed boat. armed, will patrol
the lower waters In charge of A. Lin—
coln Dryden, collector of customs of
Christiield. Va.
“Housed by the [tales of murder and
men driven to suicide, 0! mutiny sud
starvation, Secretary, Music has ream-
recied‘ the Old Glory of Baltimort'
the revenue cutter Apache. which
on account of her draught s'nd ton~
nsge has been unable to follow the
smaller skipjacks and schooners into
shallow creeks.
INTO CLUTCHES OF POLICE.
ANSONIA. Nov. sol—His desire to
return to his home and to spend
Thanksgiving Day with his widowed
mother led Otto Schlitterback to this
city and to the clutches of the police,
who desired to interrogate him con-
cerning s series of burglaries and
thefts which. occurred last summer.
Schlitter come home isst night, was
She will succeed”
end or the present week "is given to
arrested and today on Ii'uignmont in
the pesos court was held tor trial In. .
‘ .. until: the collector at Once otherwise in the some line of business in Green
their names will go to the.5mecubf
T 3 ¥ anksgtvmg
SPECI ”
W100 New Paper Shell Almonds, 1b.. .2“
P New hooded Roi-Ins. pkg
Ensign and“ Raisins. pkg“ .126? New Mixed Nuts Ih ......... ..1“
Funny New Citron, lb. . .,. ....18¢ New English Walnuts, Ib . .181:
Lemon or Orange Peel, lb ..... in New Pecan Note. in .......... ilo
Fancy Tobie Raisins, Pkg. ....25c New Small Nuts, lb. .180
New Sultana Raisins, pkg” .430! New Hazoi Nuts, lb ......... wide
Cape Cod Cranberries, qt.. .12c Heinz Mince Meat” .20, 36. 50. 05c .
Dudlo I Puntpkln, can .130 Oranges ...... ....Priced as to size ‘
iron ountain Pumpkin, «11.10:: Fancy Baldwin Apples, pk”
TEAQ BUTTER WINE
COFFEES EGGS LIQUORS '
A. F. Beckmanu 8: Co. ‘
33 C 85 WASHINGTON 31'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK‘
CHINA
The Christmas Problem is
solved, .-—--What is more appro-
priate for a Christmas Gift than»
' a dainty piece of China? ’
We have a beautiful line of '
Nippon hand-decorated... China:
suitable for all occasions, es-
~. peciull}r for Christmas and
wedding gifts.
‘J. l. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449
JacksOn’s Studio ,7?
Newest Styles in Photographic Art
MEZZOTINT PORTRAITkBeautifui, Delicate. Perfect 1‘
WATER comes. rue sums PRINTS. ART Goons"
PICTURE FRAMING—Let us frame your pictures in the proper mon-
ner. 300 Choice Mouldings to Select From. New Patterns. an} ,
i .
, _.
Open Thanksgiving Day
53 Wall St. ~— Opposite Hotel *Norwalk
ROYAL W
Grecery Cempany
15 lbs Sugar - - - $1.00»
.3tlc
BUTTER -‘ - .-
- I
EGGS -‘ - - - - doz 300
Fancy Mixed Nuts, 2 lb. . ..... .j25c Citron, per lb. ................... 20c
Seed Raisins, per pkg. ...... .. . .10c 1 Feel, Orange or Lemon, per lb .151: ”
Cleaned Currants, per pkg. .Q...10ci Prunes, 2 lbs. 25c
Cranberries, per qt. ............ 10ciEvapoi-ated Peaches; per ”1.15s
Fancy Dates, per pkg. ......... ..10c i Apricots, per lo. .......... . . . .200
Notheed Raisins, 2 pkgs. ...... 25c] Layer Figs. per ib. . . . .* ...... .. . .156 ‘
Fancy Table Raisins, pkg“ .‘.25c i 3 can. Pumpkin ................. >
Florida Oranges. per dcz. ...... SOcIDudiey's Pumpkin. 2 cans.....
Extra Fancy Grape Fruit. .3 for 25c;Sweet Cider. per gallon
FINEST‘ASSORTMENT OF FANCY APPLES.
TEL 833-3. 22 SOUTH MAIN 8
DON “ GET ARRESTED. of those who by reason of pover
unable to pay. They are carefully
vestigsting several uses which; ,
been presented to them ‘
... ..—
Porsonnl Delinquents in Other
wince: Ans Finding it Expensive.
The me He this week have brought
to the town tax collector s onice many
letters containing checks in payment
or the personal, tamend a still later
number have called at the allies to
settle their accounts. Only until the
Inst
WANTS
iNJUNOTiON AGAINST
PARTNER. .
Judge Howard .1. Curtis is hosting
the evidence in the Superior Court in
the injunction proceedings Whi
Starr Word, at Greenwich, hast
‘ titted against Willard P. Smith. 01%
may the pix to the collector, and “all Me place.“ They had been part ,
he town -~ uu will he closed tomor- in the photograph business and be
~ ‘ “ agreed til I dissolution of the firm.
Some time alterwards Smith started
with end the plaintitr claims the it
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