,5,
III
WHITE TABLE DAMABK, at‘
"tide. Tile and $1 a yard.
UNBLEACHEO DAMACK. 25¢.
mood m a yard.
NMKINO. 50b to .8 a dollop.
a. coupled! assortment of '
HUCK ‘1 BATH TOWEECQ
mocha 501: «ch. ~
E E BANKS:
WWII Elm
‘ BOUTHONORWALK
port. are Thanksgiving guests of Mr.
walked in the wee hours in Norwalk.(
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Leary. of Bridge-
Leary‘s father. 'Andrew Leary. of Roll-
road avenue.
~3Don't spoil the Thanksgiving feast
worrying over that leaky roof. Feel
secure. Phone 1082. Everything in
the carpenter line. St. John & Key-
ser. Steamboat Place.
Benjamin W. Dalton. the man who
Wednesday morning. has been rclnovq
ed to the hospital, where his contii»4
tion is given as somewhat improved.
...—“M”...
Miss Jeannette V 1111’ tolltcllng‘. of
the New Haven i‘ralnlllg Stilool 1’1le
Nurses. is spending 11 two weeks‘ tut li-
tioll at her home ill‘lfiust Nol'wnlk. and .
is being greeted by lli‘l‘ many friends.
I The Tigers of llritlgmlorl. will meet
the independents ol‘ Nol'uulk. l‘il i‘oot-
llzi ll this lilt'il’lllOOll :i3. :31) r'nlock on
tile Overlook mountiul ll lineal rill 11110.1
instead of the Colonial :troilnds. us lit
first expound
.4.
Miss lx'nthelillc Evelidlin. oi (‘llicli-'
no, is the guest of her cousin. Minn
.lfilnily llnlidle, of lilin «itl'eet iol aet-
mill weeks. Miss llvcnden i‘ollneilt
attended Stiltml ill South Nliiunlk and
tho-«re ale. :1 glent lllllll} of llol ltilnlel ,
t'rienda who will he planned to learn
of her vii-lit in town.
“r“.
A qtllol chat on the immune quot-l i
tlull together pith a. careful inspcc
tion of 1111: stock of A, J. Collins (30..
may lead you to make 11. low wise in—
voatmcnts in such articles of form-3
into thatvwill add much to the ulnar-
lion of your home. at pllcca that will
plteaa‘e you. ':
......
Donny llllll, member of Ark Lodge.
13‘. and A. M.. 01' Georgetown; Joseph
Cornell. of St Johns Lodge, .\o. 13 l. i
and A.- M.. of \‘orwnlk and (3 i.‘ lien-
edlct und Captain Oscar St. John. oil
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. P‘. lind A. M,
of South Norwalk. comprise an auto-
mobile party that went to New Cnnanng
last night to attend the festivities ut‘
the Armory lodge in that place.
V...“
*1 “What about those storm doors?
You can't keep warm thinking of sum-
mer. Storm sash and doom at low
prices. St. John & Keyser. builders.
~Aiter the turkey, there is nothing
looks better to the thrifty housewife
than iller‘hardwmd floors. They look
well. wear well. We make u specialty
of floors. Prices right. Phone 1082.
3St. John & Keyser. ‘
DOOR OPENS MY MUSIC.
An Englishman. Thorne Baker.
claims to have invented a door lock
which is opened by musical notes in‘
blend of by a key. The lock is said
to contain a wire which is tuned to
a certain pitch. and can be caused to
vibrate by a tuning fork of the same
pitch. The vibration throws the wire
in contact with a platinum point. thus
closing the circuit operating an elec-
tro magnet, and drawing the bolt of
the doom—oChicagc Journal.
There'c music in the signing of a reed.
There's music in the gushing ot a rill.
There's music in all things, ii men had
. ears:
Their earth is but an echo of the
spheres. ‘ -Byron.
Sentinel want ads. bring results.
,.
KODAK
Exhibition
FREE ,
.‘I'O ALL INTEREST IID IN IPHO- ‘
aralsrlurloll srAlAr
. one” throughout. the state and mum ,
3‘ not intended to do awtiy altogether
Incl been received it is the general
. hours their» they are not
led the price oi‘ tllwstmnp. ltl route.
1if rillt’CIilI tltiliwl'y
3’l‘l1e 15111110 llloillods will apply to mull
III)
; thou prol edul o
1 through
.1111 important in tracing articles
:well as for genorul record purposes. i .
' rilid have today. to Victor Cushman,
IIILI. BE A IIIIIIVEIIIEIIIIE
m
A new stamp tor registered mail.
distinctive in optical-lines and show-3.
lotterilir .
ill: It In glance that the
packagd in declined for that class.
‘wlll come into use Friday ct pout.
ably throughout the country. This ic‘
with tho’ prudent registry ntampn. 3 '3
3' Treated an Raymund Mull. “
Although apoclal instructions have
impression that the stamps willfllo
a great thing for convenienéc and
i‘vlll operate much like the special
delivery stamps. That is. mull mob
tor bearing the stamps will be trout-
cd as registered matter whether. it
has been registered at the office or
not.
The stamps can he bought in quanv
inlet; and people living away from it
post otilce or sub-station or during
open can
hill): the stamps and drop the letters
or packages into the mail box and
receive registry privileges. The post
oiiice authorities will treat matter
bearing tllcee stumps .113 registered
mail.
‘ . Light. Blue In Color.
The new stamp ill of a light blue
color. three fourths by seven eightha
or an inch in dimensions nod with an
eagle with extended wings perched
on a rock within a circle,3nct in . a
panel of plain Illlt‘ti. 'I‘lle words-1 ”Unit-
ed Staten Registry" are printed above
the circle. ill the corners are print-
There is a supply ill. the lot-ill pout
oiilcc but. they will not go into eileot
until Flltlfl). it in expo 111d that
thm will tome into gt'lwlfll 11114-1 Ac
coltling to plucullt plomdlllc ll lt~l~
tor hearing it It) lint slump ill utilit-
itch to regular ptmtligo ill treated all
was (It‘iilltllitit’tl.
3lllnliel' the .
31211111111 ‘
New Registration Books.
lulluimlle ltj'lilfiil‘lllltlll 1.1mm you
plied to firms or individuals who fly-3;
quuutiy or regularly l'ilalstcr tire oi‘Il
more articles rollll'll'ines .lllotlitl
gullltloll which is 11111 'lllls nlmll i'n
l‘tilllri'tl‘lilltlll of 11-1113”; or 11311.13
the hooks. lining of the. lllunil'old
type. The postllltiutt‘rs 1113c hill/143d to
columnar» till: one of 1113111 ll-E‘ialrlw
lion lly lining those lmolta‘ ‘113
it: llllllt‘t't‘rtfllll'i‘ to rc-untm"repletvrmli
hearing new mph-story
it:
‘iltlillta‘.
ileltclu or punch-l ill the boobs at the;
rcgiutlntlop piutlou time (oily or
the hill mm. the tlrul‘ ii book Iii when;
no the pout ot’llco uith 'l‘lt' legistmni:
matter and the I‘IilDIIi‘llI“ in Mint i113;
the tirul's or individuals noon.
the
the matter can keep it convenient r1,» ’3
cord of mouthing Bt‘llt by them
registered mull. 'l‘hili willl
in applying till the hooks inlornin ‘
lion us to tho averngtil unmhei of mail
.pleteu presented at mic time {(11 Tel: f,‘
istrutlou by the Ill'l‘ll or individual and!
the frequency of the presentations
must be forwarded to the third as-
slstant postmaster general division of
registered mail.
PRICES OFI STEEII. BIARS UP.
Two Concern. Announce An lncrcnc
of $1 and $1.50 Per Ton.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-.s\ simultan-
eons advanced price of steel bars hi‘
the United States Steel Corporation
and the Republic iron and Steel Com-
pany. the latter one of the largest of
the independent producers, was an-
nounced today. For immediate deliv-
ery nbrs have gone up one dollar per
ton. Pittsburgh basis. For future de-
livery the increase amounts to ”.50.
More than ordinary interest at-
taches to the increase by reason of
the testimony altered by Judge Gary
before the Senate commute on inter-
state commerce todny.‘ Chairman
Gary was quoted as saying that. many
manufacturers were at the moment
selling below cost and were threaten-
edwlth bankruptcy it the situation
continued.
At the omce oi the United States
Steel-Corporation no details concern-
ing the rise in bars were obtainable,
all inquiries being referred to Pitts-
burg. in well-informed trade circles
it was said that orders recently re:
celvcd by the Steel Corporation have
increased the output to about 40.000
tonsdally. which is considerable in.
excess of recent operations.
Little surprise was expressed at the
increase announced by the Republic
Company; it havintbeen known that
that company was‘gettlng a consider-
able share of new business under the
Nduced price schedule. q-‘So tar as
could he learned no price advances in
other products are immediately con-
templ‘atcd.
33 1 OUBHMAN-e-FORAKER
-MIASHINGTON Nov 29»le
Loulco blot-ck , daughter at arachn-
Iorln‘nd Mrs. . a Forciier,‘ was mar-
ina to bui’
PAHLOR FURNITURE.
LIBBAIW runurrun:
See the offerings
at. this house.
A regular Fairyland of Bountiful Furniture that you its been wait»
The kind you ve wished for the decoration of your home.
IEQROOM ruauiruas
33 omma 1160M rbaul'run‘: ‘ ' 1
Note our pricell. You'll be able to buy right
’ lils
rll’SliIIlillIISll
IlIlIlllill ill Illllllllil
‘ 12-1! NORTH MAIN ITRII‘I‘
Thé A; 12 COLLINS COMPANY
‘ «count NORWALK.
. One buys at it “cheap" store in the unacknowledged ballet that
the customer ill amnrtclitwthst one gets the best of it.
But do you?
There built my business on QUALITY, QUANTITY and SERVICE.
and the fact that it grows steadily.
it not rapidly. lskpretty good evi—
deuce, that there are many who appreciate Honest. Grains and Honeat
Welghtu and 1A service that sayu
‘llo things as you want them and not
us l do " My every Endeavor is to ac satisfy thy customers that they
will continue to trade with me your after year.
i honestly believe tllat my home ground feed- arc all good loud for
animals as it in possible to make. and better than any other.
First in quality. loci in price,
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
always in the minds at its custom» 3
ersmllonnic Home Ground Feed {or Horace. Cattle and Poultry.
JeddoCoa
Send us an order for one load. and We will retain you cc a clic-
That’s It !———-
A Hot Thing
tomer. Gleamfrcc Irom Ilate.un.form quality. cultablc for furnace.
range. stove or sclflecder.
Fri 2:. on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
M“ ,
p.321?
lwl sons. tit-111111111}
For Christmas
rill-or there in iltitliilia that will
will to "‘23 fortilve rllurnt'ter liltc
pond purl» l‘luppcvt‘s liner. it
oulntrlpu the may glow of tho
lliirailllliy .013 the utilirltliug 111113
her of tho t‘lililllilllitllfl. hominid
you i‘ttll‘WIILIIlk it with impunity
nlld ouch pillar. Iliuioud of into»
looting. ulll lotrcuh and illle
mule, it in tritium (‘lnlls' choice
as a beverage
Magner 81 Flynn
l
lii‘ii .
of any Norll. BIIIIIOD Onhctcu, of the
E h b oillclatinl. ‘
Jilly pervoli reromnlcnding the
my?“ ... ....
ii
I
a
l
I
: REWARD '
purchase ct Walk-Over Show will-
he lilnply rewarded by the oxpreaulon oi thnnlts End appreciation no-
vm'dell ililn.
Wp have stylus that are rariccially
lt'a nothing nlorc than the exercise of good judgment
uhcn you buy ll plill‘ of \\IlIIIi-(I.)\‘(!l'll or a ptilr oi Queen Quality Shops.
nttrttctivw-you‘ll see them in our
window and we [laid a large useultment or them
0111 School Shoes for Children
QUEEN QUALITY
90 Washington St. “Where
cannot be out uorn.
WALK OVERS
The White Shoe Stare
the Good Shoes Come From" I
SOUTH NORWALK
AUGUST. 0.
BAXTER, F. H.
BRIGGERMAN. W. A.
CANEVARI. D.
CAETELLANO G BARDINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL
COLEMAN. F. B.
CUNEO, O. 3
DIBESA. LEONARD
DREYFUSS. A. W.
EAGLE HOTEL
OERMANIA HOTEL
GHIOTTO G CO.
KASTEANTOS. K.
LEARY, A. G CO.
MAGNER d. FLYNN.
MAGNER 1| TROY
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
The Gibson 100 Cigar
FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORGE B. MILLER CO.. 0g? NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY THE OLD WELL CIGAR (30.. ARE
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
MORELLI. J.
NOVAK, 8.
PLAISTEDHI. H.
SCHAUI. CARL
SCHMIDT. ADAM
SILLIMA‘N. E. H.
’ STILLSONbPOWELL CO.
WHELPLEY G. CLARK
WIGMOR'E. W. F3. 0. CO.
NORWALK
BAUR, W. C.
. GLENOENINO. H., I CO.
HAYES, J. T.
HOLMES. KEELER & SEL-
LEOK 60., THE
'MACE BROS.
MORELLI E CARBONE
SACHS. 8.H
SKELLY C HOWARD
WEED, E. P.
3—1
MRS. CATHERINE ELMER DEAD.
Ml-DDhETOWN. Nov. ca—enrs. 0a
.therine Elmer. widow 01 Judge Will-
iam Elmer. died during last night. at
her home here in her seventleth you.
Mrs. Elmer was prominently identi-
fied with local charitable organics-3
tlons. she was the daughter or Will-
iam 8. Camp, who was cashier oi the.
Mlddleaex Bank. and a sister of Will
lam A. Camp, who originally started
the Clearing House in New York city
She leaves one son and two daugh-
tiara, one the wife of Dr. Hawxhurst.
or Washington. D. 0.. and the other
the who of Rev. J. Eldred Brown». of
Norwich. The son. Avery. is char}: in
the city court here
.. Sentinel min In,
BARON VON STEUBEN STATUE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.n-3Repreucn-
tattvc, Bartholdt, of Missouri, and C.
B. Fcltiram‘, at New York. comm!»
sinners (mm the United States to pre
sent. to Emperor William a—replica ot
the Baron you Steuben statue in this
city. told President Taft today or the
cordlnlity with which33they were re-
celvcd in Germany. The president
expressed ,liic appreciation. Albert
Jaeger, or New York. who executed
the rebllcu,«prcccntcd Mr. Tait with
a medallion modeled alter the status.
The medallion WI! similar to one pro-
sourced by air.3 honor to the dormu
itrndc would he domlmltmi.
.t‘onsu LIIW volnpuny
5 flotilla romigrraonvmmy,
. tor Month'c sun: Ward’s“ .3, j
Maul 1
NEW YORK. Nov; 29.4-Having been
acquitted of the murder oi‘ her has»
bond, Mrs.
said good bye to the Tombs today and
took a boat to Word's island where
she will be sheltered for a month or
thereahcut: at the Manhattan State
Hospital. At the end of that time her
physicians said oday, she will be nor-
mal. mentally and physically and will
3.1’9 discharged.
During the trial Mrs. O'Shallgn
policy‘s lawyer was deluged with lot.
tore offering a haven to' his client;
should she be acquitted. Her former
the woman to come back to her home;
but Mrs. 'Shaushnessy says she will;
leave this section of the country whenl
she is discharged from the. hoapltal.l
She will go went, she says, change;
her name and start lite anew. Mm}
Ford's offer she declined on the:
ground that. it would make Mrs. F‘ordl
uncomtortable to huve about her of
person once tried on the charge (iii
murder. 1
31... wwwm"... ~....._.... I
new HIVEII m 111 i
1119 11111110111 PLAN
Pennsylvania railroad
b
The which .
’llue nurh ll strong illllilllrilil interact in
Ethc New Haven mud and which has
lill'iilllri‘iI the. Long inland syuttllli for
.iilo purport» of tripping direct the hit;
5 .3tchrlllc for
.211. Mlllltallk 1101131,
landing of (it‘l‘llil titenlttcl‘li
is now rulllorod to1
flinvc secured «loner rclminna with tho ‘5
Atlantic Enlist line and it in own ru
met‘tl hails. stormed a lame Moria hold
jinn. in that road.
'l‘lilu iii (ifllciallv drilled. but there iii
"Inn lillt‘ll‘i‘tlt‘lil but that ouch ll plnn would
3lw highly desirable in the I't’illliti‘I»
.vallln iii-l it would than will) the New
‘liuviin. lluston and ilailic rollltvrtinlw
tilitl IIII’I A'tlnuiic Count Lino rlozn‘llizlte
51hr entire Atlantic cupboard.
New ’I'IliI‘f‘l’l‘II‘t'Illlfi)INHIIII inllululrt‘
is now purnlnmlilt lIn Illi‘ \vutrr curry»
33112.; trade of ilw north and it is vxpoiir
ed lllllt hi 13111 affiliation between the
l‘oliuailvnnln and the Atlantic (“mist
line on, the South. that a wry large
.ullnrn of tho entire roustwinc i-nrl'yfilst
themed
IIllII)‘ it may no claim! Illill the Allen
15:1 (‘onsl Lilit‘ ix held by the Mlnntlc
11f I'tilllmt‘lit‘lll.
,IIIIIIIMIICIIIIINI in llildacporl. where it
lnniulnina till oillco __ ‘
When the new connecting bridge of
the New ,iinven mud in completed and
ronl‘lnrtinn made between the 11.33.315.31:
vunln and the Atlantic Coast Lille. the
three hilt systems will dominate trailic‘
bmwceu the wheat fields of Canada?
and the cotton fields of the South.
If it is true. and many rnllrond men
believe that the story is true. it is one
or the biggest. and most important rail-
road deals in the history oi the «311113.
try. Thin 1‘3oaslwlsc business will 139‘
vastly lncrensedby the optiuing ot‘ the
Panama Canal.
Incidentally Atlantic Coast Line
company or Connecticut which bus a
neat little surplus or nearly half the
total assets. yesterday increased its
dividend rate two per cent:
PRESIDENT TIAFT'S THANKSGIV-
ING DINNER.
yonnd Rhode island turkey, milk-red
and enticing. which is to grace the
Thanksgiving
It was taken to the kitchens of the
executive mansion and the chef be-
as the attraction. The managers of
an "ripple allow" new in progress her9.
will send the president some oi'- the
friends to eat a Thanksgiving din
nor in the White House.
STEEL TRUST WANTS NAMES OF
OHAREHOLDERS
NEW IORK. Nov. 29. ~Brckerage
and banking houses today received a
request .3 from the United tates Steel
Corporation fora list of their share-
holders. The corporation. it is under:
stood. is seeking to‘ learn the actual
number of its shareholders in order to
show that Steel shares are not con-
centrated in the hands of the S‘so-cnll
pod interests," but are generallydin
bributed all over the world. 'i‘hous
ands of 11me are held by individuals
in the names or brokerage and bank‘-
ing houses. The brokers are picnic-3.
ad that: any information they give will
be treated confidentially.
Francis O'Bhnughncssy ‘
employer, Mrs. Simeon Ford. wantedi 3
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.~—~The forty,
table of the White.
House. arrived in Washington todayn
gun to plan a dinner with the turkey:
"chinery, put in new parts, put his
the American hutonirubilist is til
that we a‘rc catering to and in or“
to make his automobile trip a trillion
cl procession we lull him to bring: it. to.
this shop belorc starting out We will
overhcui'it‘. tightenup serum and my.
gtn'c. brakes. niasncto. plugs pic, .
good wanting order and make It
journey a platinum and by lack ct an»
noysnco by burning his oath to l ’
Optician
m
0:13. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Lino
Eyes Examined Free
.l’.
wan WALL s-rnnr ,
uonwaut. ’
PHONE 433.
F. E.- LockWood
& Company Will
$16 and your Old Generator-L-
ior your Automobile.
. Now is the
HORSEW C
Luther M.
IS THE
Time ”to Buy
LOTHING
Wright s
PLACE
.. See the 1912 Model .
Five Passenger Krit Ka;
at our garage.
COMPLETE WITH TOP. wmo SHIELD AND FULL comment;
ssoo.‘ I “
OSCAR H. BANK
Telephone 68133
RIVER erase-r
...—......
you well to intestigaie our claims.
$22 Ladies Suit for ....... “1.98
825 Ladies’ Suits tor . .. $14.98
3111 Ladies' Coats loi- ....w‘sa
$20 Lndies' Costs for .. . $11.98
$35 Fur Coats tor .......$27.50
$40 Fur Coats for .. . . $30.00
We carry everything in Furs—C-‘hlldren 5 Sets and Ladies’ Mutts and
‘ Scarts. at the lowest prices.
5
15 POUNDS SUGAR
neuron-onloconcl
finest ODIIIQS t0 b63601} attheexhlbLj‘aUfiERn .......”....U.........uu......n... ..... ”...-n.
“011 ‘nd GIIOBGLIIOT President ”Taft EGGS ..... ...” ................... ......uu-uuuu..u. DOZENf
hm,“ m have a fine Thanksgivinxi Fancy Mixed Nuts, 2 lb. ..25c Citron. per lb. ...............
dinner {27cc nualgnc. pe‘r pkg. k” . . Zinigc :cel, Orgrl'ge or Lemon, per lb
. cane urran c. per p 9. ..... c rune: a. ...............
The” M" be a ’8“ “95‘s ‘Roberté Cranberries, per qt. ..... . ...... 10c Evapor'atcd Peaches, p‘er lb. .
and Charlie Tait the presidents 50“.: Fancy Batu, pol- pkg. ........... 100 Apricots. per lb. . .. ...3 ._
will not be home from school buté Not3u-s1e_eg'ngcilnic. 2 pig”. ...... Ego :ayer Figs, per lb. ........
lr Fancy a c con-.99... ..... c can: Pumpkin .
Miss Helen Tait will have several 8 1: Florida Oranges. per doz. ..... .301: ,Dudloy's Pumpkin. 2 cans.....
- TEL asp-3.
SUMMER KILTS.
A procession of Roumanlans in ptc3
turcsque white native" costumes ‘with
knee skirts attracted the attentional
two newsboys in Federal street. one
morning, says the Youngstown Tele-
grain.
“What do you spose they is?"
quired one.
“Dey'sa kiltlcs." replied the other.
"can’t: you tell that?"
“mitten nothin'.” said the first
speaker. “Kitties“ is made out of plaid
in-
The Paris Cloak E Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
GREAT SALE OF WOMEN’S SUITS. COATS.
WAISTS AND FURS.
Every garment vie sell is such exceptional value at the price that
once you wear one we are sure of your future patronage. it will pay
Extra Fancy Grape Fruit. .3 for 25:1 Sweat Cider. per gallon...
FlNEST ASSORTMENT or FANCY APPLES. I
with a little White mutt hangin’ down ‘
NORWALK, ecu
cheeses. SKIRT
$10 Dresses for ....... . . .3538
$16 Dresses for . 3.38.93
:4 Skirts tori“ ..... ”$293
$2 Walsts tor ..... .........98c
53 Waists for .3138
unto;-uA-o.......-p....uu.‘o
uncu-
s'pose deyis any dlii’ercuco'
winter and summer klltlcs‘l'”
cago Journal. "
"Who’s the guy with 019216
I waited on just now?" silt
waiter. . ‘
“Oil. hO'B’G“. palatial," rcn‘llé‘d
waiter at thc'next table.
“A palmlst2?'-:. -
«You; a. palmtst.”
"Well. goal He never look .
mluel"—-—Yonkcrs Statesman.
l‘lt‘ i
Norwalk Chronicler