e S .
Tobie Damask-vac, 40¢, ode,
The and $1.00 a yard.
Hemstltched Table Covers~ ‘
41.00. $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. ..
All Linen Table 861’s. hem.
stitched—43. 50.
Huck Towels—10c 12 1.21:
and Bio. . .
Damask Towels-45¢, title.
760 and $1.00. ~
Was assortment of Troy
Cloths and Daylles.
E. K. BANKS
MIhIckomo Haul lllook
Booth Namath
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WEATHER FORECAST. ~
tFor Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight; Wednesday
stair; moderate winds mostly south-
‘ westerly. A slight disturbance is cen-
tral‘ this morning over Michigan. It
is causing cloudy and unsettled wea-
ther in the Lake region. There is no
. t r east 1 the Rocky......,.....,...,. . --....
. well defined 8 0 m 0 in South NorwalE on next Monday and
Mountains. The temperature is ris-
gdng slowly in the central and eastern
'? sections;
5 WEATHER A vase AGO‘TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 34; high, 42.
,Clear.
" ...I ' o , .f
. j The Prudential Insurance company
Wwill move its local oliices from 83
fl'NVaslllngton street to the new Keeler
, block on December 2nd.
u——.w
, The, polige have ordered that all
signs, advertising ddncea and other
iostl'vities «than hare been .pjaced on
the sidewalk be removed. it
Mrs. LOuis H. Warncke, of Wilton.
who was recently ophl'ated 'on at the
News“: Hospital by 'Dr. Jean Dinners
.tier‘ is reported to the improved.
A stated communication of Old
-‘ “8111101188, No. 108. F. and A. 115.,
Mill 'be held this evening in the ‘Ma—
§ conic Temple, in South Main street.
|A loail ofsand was dumped on the
tracks under the Washington street
the East avenue line. I The obstruc~
‘ tion was hurriedly removed.
The Levi Warner estate case which
was heard by commissioners appoint-
ed by the superior court at the Nor-
walk Town ~Court room yesterday, V
was continued until December 3rd at
10 o'clock. The evidence was submit—
ted yesterday.
”Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector
' of Trinity church, gave another illus—‘
trabed lecture on civic development
last evening which proved to he a
wary interesting talk. Rev Mr. Cole
Vilnig appreciated more and more with
each gucoeodlng Monday evening.I
‘v‘Tile tMenfs Brotherhood of Trinity
iniscoml church'held a meeting last
evening at which time it was planned
to hold a social session and smoker
on- December 17th. A hlg time is
ellio being planned tor January jand a
e committee, consisting of Frederick
inculons. Herbert .plcttram' andASam-
. . iuel W. Hoyt, Jim. was appointed to
"1!“.ng urrsngemohts tor the attain
W
Chis! William R Pennihgton is in
Albany today with the extradition pa
pore signed by Governor allusion iii.
(Baldwin in the case of Hyman Ly-
I mun, charged with forgery. The
initial will not the signature or (loves
‘ or Dex, at New York QUINN“ pos-
this, and if successful Which
. , hi
orr‘ow. During the chief's
nae. contain .1. Harry dishes is in, «
hem of the local police department.
eopportunlties of Mine] Want
an; ottsntinics worthy! of ,
South Norwalk.
ed event of its kidd in the Norwwlks.
iiihrldge this morning in such a man- '
finer as to block both the main tune and ‘
linens shorts along this line are be- -
, mil:
Bolshoi Balls
‘ Striking Bags
,- A Complete Line oi! Each.
P111059 #100 7‘1‘0 ”-09.
i ATI
WM. P. t BEERS ,
Norwalk.
.Mrs. Ernest Cochran, of Springfield,
Mass. is the guest of her sister, Miss
Nettie Broadway, Bayvlew avenue.
Sergeant tBryan H. Silk, of the Nor-
walk police, went hunting yesterday.
He shot live partridge, one quail, one
woodoock and one sqdlrrel. ‘
W
. A duck pin tournament is to start
promises to be the most largely enter-
The Sentinel Want columns reflect
the activities of the tall season—the!
are at their Best new.
The annual meeting 6! St. Paul‘s
Men’s dub wil be held on Thursday
evening, November 211st, at 8 o’aclock
All members are requested to be pre
sent on this occasion,
‘ Today marks the tirentyssixthannb
veraaly oi‘ the marriage or Mr. and
Mr)! ,El'ederlck 8 Lyon of. West street
Mr. sud Mrs. Lyon are receiving cou-
intimidating and best wishes of thel
many friends. Today to also Mr. Ly-
on ’s birthday.
.w . . I
STANDING or THE vet‘s-HAR-
VARD SERIES; t; ,-
1875—7Harvard, 4 goals; Tale 0.
1876-Yale 1 goal; Harvard 0.
1878—:Yale 1 goal, Harvard 0.
1879—Yale 0, Harvard 0.
1880-Yale .1 goal, 1 touchdown;
Harvard‘o.
1881~Yale 0I.
”BL—Yale,
Harvard 2 caret es.
arvsrd 4 safeties
,4 touch downs.
V Harvard 2. ~
1883~Yaie 23;
'1885—Yale 48; ' Harvard 0. ~
. lass—Wale 29; Harvard 4
leaf—vale .17; Haldane 8..
o TEMP-Yale 6; Harvard 0.
. 1890-Harvard 12; Yale 8
1891—,Yale 10; Harvard 0.
. 1892—«Yaie 6; Harvard 0.
1893~Yale 6.; Harvard 0.
wilt—«Yule 12; Harvard 4.
1897-Yale 0; Harvard 0.
ISM—Harvard 17; Yale 0.
1899~Yale 0; Harvard‘o.
1900-Yale 28; ‘ Harvard 0.
k lilOl—diarverd 22; . Yale 0.
1902-Yalc 23; «Harvard 0.
,1903-~Yale 16; Harvard. 0.
1904~Yale 12; Harvard 0.
MOS—«Yale 6; Harvard 0
1907v—Yalo 12; Harvard ,0.
1908—«Harv1ii‘d 4; Yale o.
1909-»Yale 8; Harvard 0.
”murals 0;. Harvard 0.
1911~Yalo 0; Harvard 0.
Louueaunv LODGE DiViDEND.
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. New Eng-
land Order‘ofl Pretention, has declared
a dividend tor all members who nt-
tend the lodge cosmos next week
Tuesday night, November 20th. it is
expected that large delegations from
the six lodges ct Bridgepirt, George
will be in attendance. Among the lat-
ter will he fluorides Yico‘Wurden Hill.
New Haven; Jonathan Chopin, su-
. you? Great! Worden James L. Chris-
t‘
‘One of our special nine
you see the prices.
draw lined. linen drawer and cupboard.
(‘hina Closet. quartered oak, with mirror
speoiia ..... ....... . .....
Round '1‘uble,made or selected quartered oak, pedestal base, 611th .
. extension.
Dining Chairs, genuine quartered oak, leather seats 50001111 $1M each
A. J. Collins 8; Co.
Special..,, .....
it has made success possible and earned.
MANUEL 1". HATCH.
mm in quality. last in price, always‘in the mind; or its culm-
era-Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses, Cattle andIPoultry. ‘
Buckwheat Coal
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Dining Room Furniture at prices you will find irresistible once
piece Quartered Oak Dining Room Suit 360.01) II
Bullet. 44 inches long, quartered oak, with mirror back.'12 x 38,..allver ,
..... ,....l.,n......
The Prmcnple. Of a Busmess
.is the reason for its being either a success or failure. The quality
01! the goods manufactured is part of the principle oi! ii business.
‘ Applying this to Feeds. Bonnie home groundleeds for Horses, Cat-
tle and Poultry has always been part of the principle of my business.
Made from good clean grain rightly proportioned and rightly priced
Special ...".‘..j.,..., ésoom I.
top. bent glass ends.
313.50
12.00
u-t-annnvusll
...”
Automobiles
By the hour, day or week.
careful men.
See the four and six cylinder 1018 Models of v.
THE MOYER AUTOMOBILTS
Demonstratlon on
OSCAR H. BANKS,
GARAGE~RIVER STREET.
Our Chaudeurs are all skilled and
fur Hire
Request
.NOHWAALgCenONNt.
other requests.
O.B._Jac‘kson
Optician
Everything in the
Eyes Examined Free
a mu. was"
MouwALK.
PHONI «I. .
thicdli’Line
town, Mumford and the grand smears
Tunic committee on law, Now its. .
A Full 'Line'All NewVDriedFruits
Extra Large Meaty Prunes, 2 lbs.
Large Prunes, 3 lbs. .....
Lemon or Orange Peel, ll ~lhs.
Candied Citron, per 1!).
Choice Smyrna. Figs, lb. ........,.. ..........,...
Pkg. Dam.
IIOOIQoI .....m
New Help: Dill Pickles.
Native Colery.0aulli’lowar. Green Poppers, Oranges. Bananas,
ROYAL GROCERY ‘
Cranberries
1'“. 1264-8.
.....3-
2 lbs. Fancy Evap. Peaches .... .......
Fancy Evav. Apricots, perlb. ...?
2 pkgs. Evan. Apples. full weight
3 pkgs. 89(9de or Headless Raisins .
osneouuooiiuo-snoottnse.
InedIOIUDQIoniloillielaola'lolldished.
‘I'liii‘liltOOOQlllli‘O lupus-..II
Pure Clover Honey iii the comb ...... 250
Biarge Grape Fruit
2 lbs. Malone Grapes .. ,,
lice
250
IDA'..
caucuses-..unsuoos-u-t-s
IlaAI-ooeurioca
....
trons--
IOOIDII
its sooth Main Oi.
-ed from Patrick Bhidd The letter
Dim“.
(continued iron: first panel
m
l
were considered and the mestlnlt
lasted for two hours.
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan. shortly
after 8 o'clock»: Councilmen «Howard.
Burnell."‘Charldler, Milne, Cahlli and
Thompson were present. deity Clerk
Charles H. Dllworth read the min¢
his; or the previous meeting which,
were accented on vote; " '
. Property owners in that section ask-
ed that a sewer in Aiken and _Ward
streets'pc begun at an eariydate.
C. M. Webb; petitioned tor two
lights in Main street near Fairiield
Park. A catch basin at the "corner 01
Main and Ward streets and some
road work in Main street between
Nash's Corner and Ward street were
it was voted that.
the engineer and the sewer commie
toe investigate the catch-basin need.
A petition for a sewer in Spring
Hill avenue submitted .by aeorge B.
Elis Was read by Clerk Dilworth.
A petition for a light in Merwln
street was received from Franlo W.
Hadley and others.
A petition for a light at the corner
in Riverside avenue near the Amphl
theatre bridge was received from
John W. Greenwood and others.
A request for a light at the corner
of Franklin avenue and Union Perk
was received from L. A Conneally
and others.
All petitions Ifor lights were refer-
red to the light committee for inves-
tikatiOn and report.
Chief George :13. Montgomery gave
a report of, the hose on hand in the
tire department and recommended ,
that 1 000 feet of hose be purchased.
The council accepted an invitation
to the gladuntiop of the nurses oi
the Norwaik Training School for
Nurses.j ‘ ‘
A letter to Commissioner of the
Highway Cahlll was received from
Health Inspector Charles «N. Arnold
and read by Clark ~Dllworth. The
letter related to the garbage dumping
in North avenue and exonerated the .
city.
The report was accepted.
Application for the position of ex-
tra policemen was received from Wil~
liam H. Payne, a special patrolman
since 1909. The communicdtioa was
accepted and ordered placed "on tile.
Another application was received
The meeting was called to order by ' ‘ '
. grade ofI merchandise, “Premiums” at over 500 Prcmiu
. 2 to o W. 4511i Street
' Ladies' and Gents’ Handkerchiefs, made of fine quality lawn
along this line from Special Richard
F Moore The same course was 101» ’
lowed iii this instance. ‘ .
, A communication regarding the
dangerous condition of ice and snow
1”,, l-\-4 I.
Coupons. You will find them' in Ten, Chocolate, Bread and
Crackers, Soap, Starch, really in almost anything needed to
supply the home. You can ,cxchange them Ifor the highest
A postal cardwill bring you at Hamilton Premium Cata
log, a list of goods with which they are packed and (25); '
Hamilton Coupons to start your collection, also the address
of the Premium Parlor nearest your home
The Hamilton Corporation
‘ new YORK cirr
The SouthWNorwalk
Dry ”Goods co
(INCORPORATED)
28. so and 32 some MAIN STREET “
$1. 25 Goodyear Water Bottles, every one warranted .........
Genta' Fleece Lined and Ribbed Underwear, white or blue at?!“
and DraWers, garment. ..... .. ........................... ... 3 ¢II<
75c Men’s Heavy Dark Blue Wool Shirts. Extra special ..... 5
75c Men’s Outing Flannel Night Shirts, all sizes .5 ¢ 1
........
~ 7 for ,
$125.aud $1. 50 Men's and Boys Pajamas, made of line IIIquhiity flan- .
a“ shoe“
.p-t-culgou- og:- ~oco. on......-n-v.--.
in Union Park was received from
Charles H.; HendersOn, of Fitch’s Hill,
and read.- ' The letter was accepted
and referred to the highway commit-
tee ior Investigathn and report at
the next meeting. '
Application {hr the position of spe-
cial policeman or the city’was receiv-
was accepted and ordered placed on
tile.
Application wasIrecelved from Ed-
ward J. Clune tor the position of tar
ular policeman. The same treatment
was accorded” this as in the case oi
previous similar applications.
From the Empire Vou‘ng Machine
Company cams acommunlcation rel-
ative th the product of the Company.
which was read by Clerk Dllworth.
ed on his. ...
ments were read and ordered paid.
Bower Commissioner Bumcll
ported ,30 catch basins cleaned.
investigation, '
The action-or the sewer committee
in the Melbourne mind and Beacon
street sewers was ratified by vote
7 Light Commissioner Milne recom—
mended a éhshge in lights in Morwln
and Acsdomy streets. He would suit-
atltute [our incandescent lichta dis-
tributed in these streets to replace
the axis lights at the corner or those
IPermIneut *shrubbery {or the this
cd by Commissioner chain and it“
was voted ihlit he have power to pro
seed with the arrangements for this
schools. .
. The cannon voted that the lire
committee has intuit-abet! to purchase
1500 last 0! lion at once.
R-C-H CARS 7
REDDY & fiEKS MOTOR CO ..
Ml van ZANT crass-r.
.1 II" NORWALIK.
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Two or more machines may he pur- W
chased {Or 3850 such. The comment ' 3
cation was accepted and ordered plus .1
The bills or the vsriOua depart. 11
N" ".I
The matter of the ~Aikou street :3
and Spring Hill avenue newer was .:
referred to the proper committee tor '-
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOU'I'H NOBWALKly GONN- ,
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything .
Telephone. 40.
is raining rapidly in popularity ... I substitute tor lath and
plaster and walhpapor. i": in manila oi an infinite mm
or artistic enigma» mils and oriliuu, and permits ot a
wide troops tor individual outermost and into. We am am
and hop I lam «apply on lune.
loan city {logger mounds was propels .;
Short 9.. Trl . n. ti'ul Wool: Ends Admit
hi Planking sud Rent to , 3
one scru'r cons son or. s“ sushi)
and WAS ASHHTGW H.312 35“ w
Mort up!
tum including me in “north
to or Wu
tut? 1:321ng in“
New York. [to I .
" on c. u. or
Retard GolstWut‘erW can t. procured o 3W
013thon some «maniac-ti with on hiatus
’lflh‘lfla mnv woe our '2 it
3 WW Kill. MEI _ I It.
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