, . Vspoaed trip to California because of his
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The modern 'romo RECON-
ornuoigoa. consisting tbs medio-
inn! ”more“: prance-d him
era. with Footprints of Iron.
Solo only it!
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fresh
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51 Washington Strut.
’5 Booth Norwoik
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Donald“ Way. of Yale. is here for
the Thanksgiving holiday. '
H
Georges Gregoiy. oiNoiwwaik spent
yesterday in New York city on busi-
nous.
Kenneth Vernam oi New York city,
is spending the holiday at his home in
Mt avenue
~Smoke an Old Well Gibson, our
new 10?. Cigar.
William H. Odell, Jr., of Hartford,
is spending the-.h'ollduy at his home
in Eastf‘avenue. -
William Tracey. oi" Yule, is homel
for the holidays and is being greeted
Ally his many friends.
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Lansing (ldell, of Hartford, came
. home to out Thanksgiving dinner with
his family in East avenue. -
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Launches and Boots
of all idolio promptly built. m
for solo.
givoo special situation.
pystor Oils" Point, Nomalk
, w.
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lAS this is a vital point in teaching it
Clinton Commandery. No. ii. Knights
Templar. will hold a regular couclavej
tomorrow evening in the Masonic.
Temple inWoll street. 1
William iioran. o! Soyviliepi... i... no.
rived in town today, and will play
with the High School Alumni team
against. the present team this even
lag.
Charles Duels. Jr.
‘ ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR '
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REPAIR WORK 1
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51 MAIN or. NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 001: house, 21-8
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A TEAGHERB’ iNSTITUTE.
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Instructlvo Speakers to Be' Heard
Hero December 9th.
There will be a teuohers' institute»
in the Norwalk high school assembly
hall on December ilth under the our
pines of the State or Connecticut.
There will he upeskorii from all over
this state and from other as... so- 1
quaintod with the various lines or
teaching and the institute will no
doubt more most interesting and in-
structive to the local luatructoru.
Harry Houston, superintendent of
writing in the New York city public
schools will be present to give an in.
rerouting talk on this line of work.
is anticipated that many will attend
for the reason that Protessor Houston
is to be present if not to gain from
the other speakers.
Ono speaker will demonstrate a
method or teaching reading with a
clan of local pupils. These will pro
bubly not he the only subject. taken
up and tho institution will prove hell)»
ful to all who attend.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BOY'S
DEA‘TH.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. 29.--(‘.oroner
Doria today gave his decision in the
Eiroy Hartman death. the boy having
been killed by an automobile driven V
nu ulnar or «pairing .1
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AGAINST DEAN-‘RIPPING
The x... 3m. x
" 24 Walksta Normlk.
Hall Shell
NEW BEDFORO, 85A AND LON G. IOLAND EDCALLON, WARRANT»
ALL KINDS OF FISH.
ED DRY. NATIVE SMELT.
A AND ROUND CLAMB.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish
TELEPHONE iOI.
Loses arm. on oL‘o ram
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Court Dismissoo Unique Suit to R!»
V deem 3100.000 ol Air Line Road.
NEW HAVEN, Nov 29 Nudge Ga-
WiliiRm Felrla, or New York city,‘ In John Erickson. He found Um no gor has decided the case 0: Jonathan
V is to have Thankaghlng dinner with1
his parents in west street. He will:
. play basketball with the Alumni lligh‘
school team this evening
Buckingham Post. No it! G. A. RV1Vview of the opiuin the charge in
' {ported to ho polled. 1
‘ rtioinpahy to the amount. or 8100.000-
is to hold the annual election of chic
are at the meeting tomoirou night 1
Every member oi“ the post is earnest-1
iy requested to be present. ‘
one hhould be bold criminally rcspowl
sible for the accident. Erickson was;
held in 8500 bonds by the court ioi
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WORK ON NEW BRIDGE.
AstNlA, Nov. 29. ~Altur two
vesru‘ diocusulon, actual work was.-
A. White of Newark. against the Boo-
ton New York and Air Line Railroad
Company in ruler of the defendant.
luwnlt the coroner's finding and in WM“? 5““ “A" ”00' 00” claiming “I“
be held bonds of the old New Lipton
Middletowa and WilllmanIic Railroad
iwhich hhould have been redeemed blv’
the trustee of the old road. the Boo-
top. New York and Air Line railroad.
The Norwalk board or library diroo .smrted yesterday on a temporary Judge Gwen in 41 ions memorandum
tors will hold a regular meeting, {.01bl'ldge that will dil duty While the new rather ”cows the plalutlfl and hill“
marrow evening, in the library V-ibulld 8ND 000 viaductbridge across the Nnti- mates ”‘3‘ “W bonds N01“: IMO his
lug. Nothing of special importance is1 aaturk river is building. The City of ”WWW” I“ a “1er “blob ll"?
expected to appear at the casino 1
l
Cockenoe Tribe, No 32.1.0. R. 1d,.
will hold a regular meeting in the
“Wall stieet quarters tomorrow ev-en
lug. Routine business and other mat-I
tern will come up for disposition,
MissV Maud Huber. of Academy
street. is ill at her home. Miss Rubey
has an attack of thez‘gri-p and a phy-i
alcian is in attendance. Her many
friends wish her an early recovery.
George E. Allen. formerly of Nor~
wnik'and Saugatuck, has returned
1 here for Thanksgiving. He will eat his
dinner with relatives. His father is
' quite lilo: his homeln White Plains
_ audit/1r. Allen has postponed his pro-
parent‘a condition.
Frederick L. Chandler, of Chestnut
street, Norwaik has gone to Hartford
to visit his family. Mr. Chandlers
mother-in-lsw. Mm. W. R Andrew.
who recently cultured a severe-shook
is much improved. but her MW
and grandchildren are still with hen;
They may return with Mr. Chandler
after the holidays.
ding upright in a chair, the captain of
. The New York, New..Havon,"8nfl
Hartford Railroad Company ill laying
a curb and gutter under the Spring
street bridge.
The N. E. Ryan Co is displaying
some unusual gift ideas in women’s}
Mild MB Mid belts. Theirshowlna.
ourpasses' in both beauty and variety ‘ .
anything ever before member! and pi. A . ‘
Prices very much less thump”!
Ansopia and the New Haven road will
share the exponue of constructing the‘
bridge which in to replace the old
covered bridge. now condemned and
closed to vehicle traffic.
BARGE CAT'TAIN DIES ON .VOYo
. AGE.
WOODS HOLE, Malia, Nov; 29.—~Sit«
the barge Thomastion‘was found dead
today. when the Thomaston. with two
other barges in tow ot’ the tug Carlislo
arrived here. Captain Calhoun, of the
tug, was unable to give the medical
examiners the home or the dead man.
The tug and hat-{goo are part oi‘. the
Reading Company's coal carry-lug fleet.
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
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Thrift
A Vnspect.
is so essential to happinoua;
in this world that the failure“
to practice ills, to one; iii-‘1"
comprehensible. it is such
an essay. simple thin. and it-
means so much. Vi: is tho
V denudation of auctions in one. ‘;
Lucas. at contentment in this
home. of standing in thohom-
mutiny 4—month shall :
eludes the idea of his ever mentoring
on them and that Whites subsequent
conduct showed more or less that he
did not regard hlniseil as the owner
of valuable bonds.
White came into possession of those
bonds early in the 70’s, but he made
no claim until 1906 when he made
a demand upon the defendant ' com.
pany that his bonds should be m»
deemed in stock. The company no
flirted payment and White brought suit
for 5100.000 in July. 1906. 85 years RV!-
ter he had received posseosionof the
bands. White was a director and a
member of the executive committo at
th New Ewen. Middletorrn uid Wil-
iiinalitio road
The case has dragged through the,
courts since 1906 on various legal mos
' lions.
in July. 1910. the anal re-
ply was made. the issues joined and
the once heard. Judge Diner's tind-
lng is entirely upon the roots in the.
case and without regard to the legal
quiet in permanent humor by the
' use or Villain! Kidney Pills. Start talc
- ing them now. The Bridge Pharmacy
1 and W “.T Wigmore 8: Co
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I RUSSELL-MNKERTON 8”” NBA .
; 11 _ 1 patterned by. tho mom” of ladies
‘an.A.R..who1 tsds‘a judm
mason
M1
5 Montreal Judlo rm costs 0% of
NW“. ”Wilma ”it of
o W capitalist.
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WV “93 Vin‘lml’tm NW Detou-
1 HONK !
' OUR D. A P. GUARANTEED GLOVES FOR FALL
WINTER ARE HERE. llAUTIESn—EVERY PAIR
1 EACH PAIR CARRIED THE MAKER“ GUARA
OTHER dLova MAKaa HA5 EVER nous sit as.
n: ma some air. A new PAIR ron YOU WIT our
A woao. ‘AND THE otows ARE THE Furor ‘ax.
AMPLES or THE aLovaR's ART YOU ano A
BEEN. rugv rir Paarao'er mo wean
KINGDOM coma. voun EXACT out Is Heat
ANY TANNAGE you eaaraa. ,
$1.15. $1.50 and ratio. 1
What
‘wtll “delivered withii the next few
. l. is. Parker.2.021North 19th meet.-
:Ft.‘ Smith, Art, stays that in hunt ism 1;
j sunny kinds of indoor spontaneous did
your out hem: «stuns tool: Mme.
‘ . ..1. Pills. No mattres- how long you.
6 had kidney trouble. ros muons: it
.1 :1”th mansion.
!
AND
AND
TIE
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HONK
TH AT’I WITHIN
VER
ILL
IN
LOBST] RS
LONG
arket
(WET SRO.
runs 0 *uvuv.
ol’ honoring all tho «helium of tooth
ache, when the canoe or so much trou-
ble can be wily maul ed by giving s
little. care to the root and aeostiivo.‘
nerve? it my be thtt a few new
merits and a lilting is d i that in times»
our. or perhaps: it on Win is needed.
but if conditions are such that the
tooth must. be taken out, you will find
my plowed of painless t attraction is su-‘
parlor to all others.
Dr. iii. M1
to South Ruin st, Bi tn Normt
Hours: a a. in. mi p. is. Blur
days or motion: only.
DERBY HAYS F
You on». on...“ list With or
Grown 0 their» Dust and o Brim
a so inches 1 his.
President Tilt: has oidored a Clove-
land ilrln to make bill a but, which
OR 1912.
weeks. it is up ordln1rp stair, and. 1
according to local tidltiolans. could
not he meant for other than campaign
purposes. .
Tho hat is is derby with a crown
six inches deep and a brim two and
three-eighth: inches wi- A. and so coir
armored ss to relieve treasure on the
head. The rise is 7 so.
The president‘s oomiV arr. Mr. fillies,
has ordered. the aarnekiud or s list,
no has Congressman l ichoiso Long-
worth and Governor Gloucock of
West Virginia.
A
-ll you haven't filo . emulate!»
minty Dom: Rosa! will mount
constipation. The in one a solid.
early. healthful action -t the bowels
qWithout) wining. Ask .A or drugs!“ for
bans. 35¢. ~ 1 1 1 w
.. vote or 1141 m... _
Tho South Norm“:- out1ooinpany,V
an the mirth tins meeting held
our! 5 vote or
than in Inn-outdo: or the work
on tho essay contest b1 the pupils of
this public schools. The‘ vote outlooks
was to be conveyed by a psi-moi loin
tor accompanied with a, Nutritionist hour
will 'sllllllllilli
. war.
A otter tho opening in a number
1 hour report.
1w” the int business day of
1 tsculties.
till uulsul'ill
1 Hairy mm Taking and Selling
tor the Shorts liar Been in
Progress During the Week
wont. mum. Nov. 29.~——-’i‘radorsV
wore bearish today nod stocks save
day was barren or events bmingvdi-
Arectly enough upon mourity values
‘ to explain the movement. Apparently
it was the work or professional tradv
on who. taking advantage of the gem 1
oral reluctance to buy stock: at this
time. attacked the market. This un-
willingness to boy was due largely to
the fact that Congress is to meet on
Monday and that the prooidont's moo-
sugo, taking up the trust question. is
soon to be loud. Busiuoss was also ro«
strictod because of the. holiday tumor.
row.
A As s result of the heavy selling oi"
the weak, the Short interest is believed
to have been enlarged considerably
and loi- s time today It appeared as
though the hours had over-reached
themselves. A quick bull movement
of
stocks in which there was it vulnera-
1 his short interest sent up prices quick-j
lit. But the bulls did not possess sui-
-ii<.~ieut strength to maintain their ad-
vontm and the list quickly sold all 1
min. The attack upon the market
was continued until some of tho no
live isouos showed loam or two points _
or mono from yesterday a close Mod
. drain covering in the last hour reduo
- oil losses.
Leave your orders for Oyst rs and
Little Neck Clams on t e
The hours chose Reading so the tar
get for their hardest attacks. and this
stock was under heavy pressure most
of the duly. notwithstanding tile in-
crease in earnings shown in the Octo-
Now York Central was
conspicuously trunk and was lnl'iuencl
oquuiuvor’sbiy by unconfirmed reports
of new dosclns. The copper clocks
as a group were especially weak. bo-
tut; sold on trade reports of a falling
or! in the demand tor the metal Am
«icon Can old. moved against the
trend of the market rising to 92%. a
new high record on further reports or
good ear-nix;
Cull money rose is his per cent. to 1
day. as computed with 3% at the close
yesterday This rote in the highest
of the your. The thorn advance sup-
plied moist. morn: for the heart.
but was not regarded so of «moist
Rignilicanco at this time. since this
the
month. and it was necessary to com-
plete urrsnxements for December 11
and the dividend dislidl‘semeui.
A six per cent. rate seemed high he-
ioutline nbnormnliy loin rates have pro
roiled (or no long. it was tho opinion
ot bankers that with the month and
needs satisfied the market will ”tie-
come easier. and that. there was no
realm to look for anything in the on;
Foreign exchange
turn of stringency.
rates weakened today.
irregular.
646.006..
1.7 S Bonds unchanged on call
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sruosm RiOT aRLeoA‘rso TO
HISTORY
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No Ramona Mad. in Court to as.
mining Hymnal-incurs Cases.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 29.««'l‘he stu-
Bonds were
Total sales par mine 55:
dent rumpus at the Hyperion Theatre.
a week ago last. Saturday. and the coi~
.lision with the police which followed
can be set down as simply an episode
in "town and gown" history.
graduate, and Joseph N. Ewing. sup-
posed to have been a Princeton stu-
dent. when according to last Satur-
days action the charges of breach or
the peace were to be. heard. At that
time six Yale studentfi had then-cases
nailed. The assistanrpmsocumr had
announced that the cases our. Bomeio—
lor and tEwing would be polled, and
this hos been done with costs of 8?
charged against each. .The other oth-
dontsjhad no costs to pay. A statement
throwing light on the miles of Bomels.
her and. Ewing was expected, but the
prosecutor simply explained that a
mile carried no finding of. guilt and
no record.
As no otudent had received court
punishment” there will he no inquiry.
into the ali‘sir on the part of the Yale
The police Will do nothing
more and the alleged rough handliuc
or the students by the omoers will be
lorxotten. Chic! Chutes has nothing
to say and the understanding is that
the only aggrieved parties just now are
those who were in the way or a stream
or dirty water train a hose directed by
the thotitre stage hands. The theatre
Wampum will! lisa made on pub
on to the student bod
No rel-l
erence was modulo city court to the?
cases of Louis Momeioler. the under-‘
The pressure on the market '
‘ could not be storlbututl to any untow-
arable influence from without, tor the
i
Thanksgivmp I ;
New moduli Raisins. pkg. .1no
Ensign doom Raisins, pka.. .12o
Now Pop” Bholi Almonds, ib...2ac
New Mixed Nuts. lb.
“W "W “Wm "in-mm“ New Knolls» Walnuts. lb. ......180 1* '—
Lomon or Orange Pool, lb. .17o New Poona Nuts. lb. . ........ ”186 ‘A A
Funny Tabla Raisins. pkg. ....125o Now Brazil Nuts, lb. .....,.....1:c
Now Sultans Raisins, pkg. .. .1Bo New Hm! Nuts. tb.. ......... ‘
Capo God cranborrios. qt ..... 12c1 Helm: Mince Meat” .20, 35.50.8513
Dudley’o Punipkin, can .......13o Orsngos. .Prlooa as to bite _
Iron Mountain Pumpkin, can. .104: Fancy Baldwin Apples. pk.....30c W
TEAB BUTTER wme .
OOPPEEB E005 LIQUOVRS
A. "F. Beckmann 8. 00.
II“. I! WAIHINOTON 8T. ' Phone 440. DOUTH NORWALK ‘
1 The Christmas Problem is-
solved,:——-What is more approx
priate for a Christmas Gift than
a dainty piece of China? ‘
We have a beautiful line ,1 0f
Nippon hand-decanted, China, I
suitable for all occasions. ‘es-
peclally for Christmas and
wedding gifts.
J.:I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. (Formerly Misses Dawson) Tel. 449
Jackson’s Studio
Newest Styles in Photographic Art
MRIOTINT PORTRAITS—aeau‘lifui. Delicate. Perfect
WATER COLORS. THE. RHINE PRINTS. ART GOODS
PlCTURE FRAMING—4.“ us frame your pictures in the proper man.
nor. monolco Mouldings to Select From. New Patterns.
Open Thanksgiving Day‘
53 Wall St.———- Opposite Hotel -—-—Norwaik~
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By Our Successful F ittilig
we have established a reputation
that. is second to none. When we
fit you to glosses you know they
.. are right We employ experienced
Oculists to examine eyes.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE "
Stand,o.rd Conn.
THAMER
00.111th and Opticians Open Saturday Ev enings.
i5 POUNDS GRANULATED SOUGARH ............... .. ............. 51.00
MIXED NUTS ....... 1 ...... . .............. 1 ............ A. 2 POUNDS 25¢
Seeded Raisins, full size pkg. ...1001 Cranberries. per quart ...... 10c
Currants. pkg. . ................. incl 3 cans Pumpkin. for. .......... .. .251o1
Layer Raisins, package ........25ch ,Dudloy’s Pumpkin, 2 for .......... 366
crtmn,perits._........... ....... 20:}Apfioomporib. ............. ..20c
3...an or Orange Pool, lb . .15c1Prunes, 2 lbs. .................... 25c
Dates, porpsokaao. ., ...........lOc§Evaporated Roaches. per lb. .156
Layer Figs, per iii. .; ......... . ..15c Butter. per lb. . ..A. ....... . .. 1. .30¢ ‘
Note-809d Raising: pkgs. ...... .256 12 can: Pars for ......... . . . . . . . .250
Older. our out......25c1w. Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate. .194:
Oranges, psi- dos. .25. 30.85: . 13 Grape Fruit for .............. .25
8mg: Potatoes. Hubbard and Marrow Squash, Home Colorymsrsnlps, Tu
hips, Mains firms.
UNITED GROCERY COMPA
so NOIVlTH MAM tracer PHD a
«no: som‘ RANK HOLDINGS. now HAVEN WMSHEIIB‘ r: 1 on
NEW YORK. Nov. z.il--The Nation-3 NEW HAVEN Nov. ails-«The coir
at City Company, the Bit-calm! trolli- porauion Counsel has given an opin
lug concern or the National City Bank, ion that the new toaoisers’ neutrino ac
ed the stile at its holdings or shows in: to teachers who had served Mt
in other mm, The largest block oil' yours but who had Aretired halo 1,
any other institution's shores owned the not become coercive. Five touch
by the National titty Company w,“ an aimed forty yumtitr the New Ho
that or the Rational mower (ions- tron public outlook. ohm the sonoo
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