6 North
Main Street
Clothing Specialists
Suit or Overcoat
These suits and overcoats are a
case of “seeing is believing,” for
words would seem an cxngge1a—
tion of their real value. But you
owe it to yourself to see these
garments for they will save you
money. .
Never have such stylish suits
and over-coats been offered in so
wide a range of materials as ours.
There will be a style and material
to suit the most critical.
Low price does not alter our
guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
This guarantee goes with every
I WALL armor. 10:10 n. 1114111114;
ther advances in stocks were record-
on at the opening at iod-ay’ a market.
topsoil strength was ahowu by at.
Paul, Southern Pacific. the Connor
group and various specialties, inclutb
ing Sears Roebuck, which ndVanced
1.“; American Tobacco doolined 111-.
most two points, and Conadian Pacific
was fractionaliy lower.
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WALL STREET, 11 a. nix—«Selling
for both accounts undermiilod the ad-
vance and prices reacted in numerous
instances to below yesterday's close.
B t~8ugar broke over three points.
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ALL STREET. 1 p. may-Prices
again receded when profit taking com-
menced in St. Paul. 'l‘hnt stock realm
ed a point and there was further pres-
sure against Steel and Reading.
lnoun;lirrllellrrnllulls-
ORDER FllllM PORTS
(Continued from first page.)
vnst territory in Europe‘which she has
ruled for centuries. Even these five
districts, comprising Constantinople,l
Adriunopie, Salonlki,' Monastlr and
Scuiari. are seriously menaced.
i It is reported that the great strong-
hold of .Snloniki has b'een evacuated
and that the Turkish army stationed
' THE SOUTHERN MOUNTAlNEERS.
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Mrs. Ooroilns A Oigod. wife of Dan-1
is! Dixon. died ”last night at this use
or mount-seven years, at hor home in:
oakwond s1reot,Winnipauk.~ The
conned is the daughter nt Mrs. Andrew .
J Anderson.
held Saturday afternoon at 2 O'clock:
Rev. ill Fl. Mcdrogor will chiclnt'e.
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Woman's Auoolation Members Hul'
Intomting Papers.
Yesterday afternoon, the Woman's
Association met in the parlors of the
South Norwaik Congregational Church.
After routine businelas‘wns tranlsnct-
ed, the following program Was given:
American Highlanders; '
Mrs. J A. Hamilton.
Home Missionary Items,
Mrs James Paul and Mrs. E. ii Lane.
Mrs. Hamilton's paper dwelt with
the southern locutnincers' and the
work done among them by the Ameri-
can Missionary Association.
The mountaineers, the homes and
occupations of these mountaineers, 3,-
described. Mrs. Hamilton emphasiz-
ed the debt we owa them for their.
loyal services in the American Revo-
lution and the Civil War, and particu-
larly for the life of Abraham Lincoln,
and said that wefshould' gladly pay
that debt by providing churches.
The funeral will be -
000,000 in number, were graphically
Men’ s Fall and
Winter Underwear
A New and Complete Stock at
the Best Makes.
Shirts and Drawers, medium
weight, white or gray
Merino, 50o; Wool, $1.00
Heavy ribbed, fleecedelined 501':
{Heavy gray wool... 751:, $1.00
Double breasted gray or cut"
dillnl Wool Shirts $1.50
Drawers to match $1.50
UNION SUITSv—Cotton ribhcdr
$1.00; wool ribbed. $2.00.
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A Fine Showing of
. Men s Gloves
1- Reliable Hosiery
for Men
_ . domains 1...... Dry m. store
4 . 5 ind 5 Gazette Buildlhl. Nor-walk. Connecticut
............
Woolen 25c, 50::
Working Gloves, lined or un-
lined .. 500, 751:, $1.00, $1.60, 32
Tan Walking Gloves $1, $1.25
Gray! Suede lined .. $1.15, 31.50
Silk lined .. $1.50, $2.00 ,
u'.-.. .......
(Night Shirts and
Pajamas
oormo FLANNEL 11mm
SHIRTS—For men,
for boys, 500.
‘ 'oormo FLANNEL PAJAMAS
—~For men,
boys, '59:, 751:, $1.00.
NIGHT SHIRTS 50c, 751:, $1.00
50c, 75c;
$1.25, $1.50; lor
big assortment of MUSLIM
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.Cotton ......... 12 1-211, 251: A
’ Silk Lisle ....... 25¢, 39c, 501:
silk, . . 25c, 50c, 31.00, 31.50
Woolen .......... 25c, 351:, 500
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A Furnished Room to Rent?
Sentinel want changes it to a rut-
nlslled mom~Ro11tedf .
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one of these suits and coats.
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Clothing for All Builds
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deal in Reliable Clothing at
This is the only store where you are sure of a square
our standard price, $7 81 $10.
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‘ emu. Mill-Al. TOOLS.
" BRIDGEPOBJL,NM 7.v~Normnn W.
Judd. aged 24 believed to come from:
' " mlnent family in East Hampton ‘
‘. who was arrested here yester-
charged with the theft of a suitcase
containing $500 worth (f dentnl sup-
zillion .was hoid”‘l‘1‘f"$‘lduo in the cits
gcourt today for t1ini in the Superior
flourt.
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’ 58¢n|itnel “wingsphrinn results
Mill} ‘1 14
’ ’lllf'
. The Beers Meat 81
Provlsggn Co.
1’2 West Washington St. South
Norwdlk ‘
13-15 Main Street, Norwalk
Phone at Both Stores '
Id You Ever?
Elli you ever know
the Joy of a brightly
blazing tire of Carmel
. ' Coal?
« "it is like I flirt muted I.
“ lively. uncertain, bright-colored,
‘ Vina hero and there-wmaklng
Vinnie that is pleasantly spark-
{dancing prettiiy, waving
ind looping like a roobuok tram
'poini to point"
'“iko Marvel. in Rovnlu or a
Inoholor.
outer or half ton will
9! cost you much and
jSANlTARY BAKERY
Having Purchased the
l
{35 South Main Street.
I solicit the continuation or your pa~
tronage. Nothing but the best pro
ducts will be offered, made from pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
shop; ‘
JOHN RAlliS
noon in con '
“Crawford” llnd .lam'rs Means
SHOES
FOR MEN AT l
$3.00 $3.50 14.00’
MAX LEVY
145 Washing!” 8t. Booker Blouk
Toiophono 420%.
ransom-ion {or LABOR. l
Metal Trades and Union Label Do-l
partmante Have Meetings.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 7.-.~'I‘he
first of the two weeks‘ session of the
American Federation of Labor and its
live departments opened today with
meetings of the metal t1 odes and un-
ion label departments. [inch of the
department gatherings is attended by!
100 delegates, representing the tllous
ands of workers in the United States
land will pass upon matters to be laid
{before the convention when it con-
'vcnes hero Monday.
‘ The meeting of the metal tradeo'
department was opened by an address
{by President James 0. Council. of
Washington.
ton, president of the union label do
ps‘rtment, opened that meeting.
M‘s-at»
At 4: 30 o'clock this morning Ber-
gaunt Prank V. Raymond received a
complaint that there were “warm
young men and women creating a dis»
turbnnce on the veranda. of the South
is. Reinaldo was soul to the place and
found that the young people had just
returned from a wedding party, so
‘keep the line open by which thay can
. supply Tarakosoh, the other Tor-.1
' sinus and ammunition
! Tribosmen to the Montenegrlns is said; typewriters 0‘
John F Tobin. of Ban ‘be NW“ by ”‘9‘“
Norwnik Baptist church. 001er John' .
in the city has been withdrawn, but no
confirmation of this has yet been re-
ceived. Which direction the retreat
lug army is supposed to have taken
was not, mentioned ill the report. but it
it in true that the Turks have abandon-
ed tile cit); they must sooner 0i inter
come into contact “pill ouoof’fllelarm- me“ Of Bridgeport, Conn cut his
leg iiin’Slilli thoM curses ‘11 l c lleier mm“ and jumped overboard from the
WM they in e onus r n so, W‘emi American Lino Steamship New York
Peilli halts inrge 'iurliisil nrlnv under. ionronte to this port. Announcement
:illm, is said to be occupied h\ the alii-‘ .01. the suicide was made when the
1d Balkan troops, but this report, loo, linol reached hero to day
lurks cclllir.mation ’ Germert was 37-. sears old and fl
Between the Bulgarian army and, second cublu passenger Friends tried
Constantinople now stand only the 'to restrain him am” he bud slashed
Tchatslin torts which are held by on his throat but be 01“ de ti them and
army that has suffered a series Mirnrmg over the rail. Search for him
crushing defeats 11nd lilnt has boeniwaé made in vain
modeled it is believed ill man,» mili-
tary circles, illcnpnblo of making any
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sllsiniull defense 11,11 list a vigorous PRINCETON N J“ Nov. fly—“i
assault. Some viiingca in the vicinity
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cl this last line of defense are report i {‘22:}[0’31‘353 2312552111“: 32351381101
or} already to bill in file llnnds M the make any stutemonts.‘ This was the
Bulgarians.
All the commanders of the Bulgarian. answer made. by President ( ‘9“ Wood
invaders are said to have lined Bundsy' row Wili'aon. today, ‘0 a sol-lei: Mi
next as the day on which they will en- lroquosts for his attitude on nut 9““
lor the Turkish capital with their sold 1i": ””wlfiul‘m‘ villarimnfir 11:31:,“
lHi'i and hold :1 service of thanksgiving { s 3“ by ‘1‘“ o‘fij’i‘hi" 3%“? ‘di‘ an
in the Mosque of St Sophia extra seen on o ouguss and on re-
The Turkish fortress of Seninrl near ciprocity. ‘ international relation, the
the Montellogrlu lrilltlol and that or;Pnn11mnCanal, and “ vorietr of issues
Adrlanople in the South. are still malt (in ““8 with his campaign argument
lug resistance against the in-snlgerls hm "‘9 presidency should be con-
Military critics who know the country ducted “throng” “‘9 common counsel
well utter the warning not to expe- Qt!“ “‘0 country a“ will ““w on m"
the early fall of Adrianople promised “3 ”mm“ “mm“ 3‘ mel’w’e m“
by the optimistic Bulgarians tuder other than (me of pronouncing
The defenders of Scutnri too have himself on issues before he takes of-
repentedly and successfully nssumedic"
the offensive and him: managed to; The president elect looked eagerly
“toward a big bnskot of mail filled to
overflowing It appeared that he
.would continue his custom of open-
ing all mail himself. He likes to do it.
"You know that 1 can recognise the
me or my personal
to have checked the nrm'y of Crown men“ he “WW1. “1 50“" know
Prince Iianlii of Montenegro, whichicll-M how 1 d0 "-1 KW“ 1“ need a
has made several attncids on 'I’nraosch. “”3 0 t0 80 through that pile, though. "
Confirmation of the occupation of the; H8 0988" BlOW"1.i' to 009" some 0! the
Turkish town of Allessio and the Port 10%“ no he talked
of San Giovanni iii Melina on tho Ad-rl .......
ailu 303. has now been received_ Special BBTVlCGB Mil“ b3 held at the
{NuwH i8 very meagre today from ”10 ROWflleH' 'Methodlfit Episcopal church.
schools and teachers.
ionisation lilli
‘ 1mm ovtlllloliin
NEW max, new. 7341111111 Ger-
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WILSON WILL NOT TALK.
fortress on Lake Scutnri with provr-
The antagonism of the Mnlisorri
as others do. Sell your rage, rubbers,
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metals. papers, leather beds and auto-
mobile tires to R. Alexander. on he
pays ohe‘ highest prices.
{Also buys and sells second-hand fur-
nitul-e.
R. AleXander =
79!. 356% 21 Raymond 8%.
What do you think
' of this?
A new line or Ostrich Feathers we
have Just purchased from the manu-
facturer, thereby saving Jobbers'
profits.
You can get the benefit To sills.
you some idea. of what this means
we quote a low prices
20 tinch French Plumes, ilncst ”(igni-
....................... 5 - 49
21 inch extra full White Plumes, helm
tifui and fluffy .......... ... $4.40
14 inch Black’ Plumes, have to be seen
to be appreciated ..... 986
The Holmes Milliuery
Phone 405. 48 Monroe St.
. BUY
HazeltOn
‘ COAL
The B. ilershfiéid 8rSon Co.
Tot. no 122 5m» 31.
line of forts in 'l'chiitaijn as well my Sunday school room this evening and
from Constantinople. on which the ey- tomorrow evening at 730 0010101. The
as at the world are turned. it in now members of the crucial board will be
thought, however. that the last big bus present M tonight‘s muslin!-
tie is in progress along tho lino whirl)
the Turks coco believed to he lmprog
nahlc, but on which little reliance can
m-
”us—W.” us. . «n—
P1 cilaratioua arc bolng made for tho
-.protectlon of tho interlaced population
of Constantinople and at the request
of the foreign ambassadors ,entrench
ments hays been thrown 'up 'at San Ste
from and at Kiatluino so thdt if the
root, occurred after previous bnt- lh
tlos uhould be repeated, the mob of
fleeing soldiers can be checked.
Tortoise
A turtle and a rabbit once agreed
to run a rule. but in a littio while the
bunny was so tor ahead that ho curled
' up for a littl!’ rest, but falling asleep
gave the old turtle a chance to
crawl past him and reach home first
Moral: Slowly but surely the Dec
lflie of he Norwaiiu have learned that
pic of The Norwnlks hora lowrnod that
when it comes to buyinz JUNK
mossnosns 3111?va REMOVED.
MONTREAL. Nov."7.--A wireless
mesnogo today from the Canadian
they said and went on the veranda
" for shelter for the rain which was
. soul them on th r way to the station
a Certain Fe
1411111 in
failing heavily at that time. Tho om.
no administered sound advice and
G. YOURDiSKY
pays better prices than any other
inhuman. ”Ono cent a pound for rags
and the very best prices for foothoro
and motalou '
‘Norlhem lioyni Mali steamer Royal,
'(ieorgc, which went aground in the
'St. 1.1mm River. last night, torr‘
miles below Quoboc connrmod our!“
news that 400 of the vessel’s 001 our
rangers 11nd boon inked oft. The trnun- .
(or. according to this mousse, was
mode at 1:15 a. in; by the first tender
that reached the steamer. Four aihor
’tirss were standing by at that limo.
‘ ‘ bellow/ed that the work of
the pauséngérll continued
the not; i
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Wm“... ... -_ «1 .u. 1...... .».M
livery one that.
guano-1. rm»
The Hare 'and the
_ .l ' ' EOYI' $1.75. .
Scrap Metalislloomlng
'Mon'u 02.00. "
TAN, ELfiKIN, cots, Hosts
mo unveils. '
. Keeier’s ShoeStore
On «its Ho '. l1
'7' "p " "FURL
. \
I2!hilt-2u-t-i-i-z-z-E'J‘JII n
of laying out dint of money for your “Clothes when
ycu can come to our store, choose from the Largest
~and [lost Stocks in The Norw'iliks and pay for your
purchliscs 1n SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS
PRICES
are p'ositiVely as Low and Lower than the icheepest
. cash store consideling quality, and almost everyone is
a . judge of guild quality nowadays, so you can’t be
tooled.
74 Wash‘ng’ton Street
South Norwaik. Colin.
FLOOR
:: 3x42 millllliau..nn .131” '
I: 79 x11 levcts ........ ”0100'
, he in every borne. We sell 4
any Other store in town.
Oil
Heaters
This handy Heater which
can .00 cn'rried from one
room into panther—lilo
smell. no smoke—“ought to
’
these for less money than »
Come and be canvinced.
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six .4 3
mourn-lo wsnnl
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HOLEPROOF
SOCKS
BOX Ol' six
1 “ .1150.“
Light and medium Weights.
The Book with tho 0“ months“
4 ‘ spill-notes.
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