Table Linens & Towels 1
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Al Linen ese
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Huck Towelsjioo, 12 1.21:
and 26p. 1.
‘ ‘ use his 11.00.
Large assortment of Troy
Cloths and Doylles.
E. K. BANKS
Mhhobhomo Hotel Iiook
Bouthlflorwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
'F‘or rNorwsik‘ and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair tonight and "Friday; acme-
what colder Friday; moderate to
limit southwest winds. The western
disturbance is central this morning
over Michigan. It is causing cloudy
1‘ andtunsettled weather in the north-
l-ern portion of the Lake region.
W‘fi’leAsuut weather continues in other
‘ “‘sections east of the‘itocky Mountains.
.fl‘he temperatures continue moderate
in‘aii sectionsé' ”
WEATHER A VVEAR AGO TODAY:
' ' Tem-zperature Low, 30; high, 42.
iPartly cloudy V .
The Norwallr Boat Club will meet
tomorrow levelling 1for..resular.~buai
knees.
. ' St. Mary’s Young Men‘s‘Ciub will
V 'meet tomorrow evening for regular
' ‘ business ‘
Court Cecile, No. 105, Daughters of
Castiie, will have a turkey supper on
December 3rd
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~00 to the armory Friday and be a
bird.
Cockenoé‘riloe, No 3’2 1.0 n. ...M
will meet tomorrow evening for the
Weekly business meeting.
Buckingham“ Post, No. 12, o. A. 11..
will meet tomorrow evening in the
‘ JVali street quarters for routine busi-
ness. .
Misses Mary Murphy and Katherine
Corcoran, of the Boston Store, are
mending several days in New York
~ city. Among the places of amusement
they intend to visit is the Horse Show.
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The‘driveway for the new! Royal
James inn is being put in shape for
the opening day. The drive is so can:
alructed that teams and automobiles
may enter at either end and leave by
the opposite without having to make
e'turn
Beagles Fowler Woman's Relief
. (lows. ‘No. ill. sndVPcat is, will hold
its monthly social Friday evening,
the 22nd. and members of both organi-
sations are urged to be present. A
;. nice program has lien arranged to or-
; tsrtsin the members and invited
?~ guests.
w-ilisglss' masquerade hall at the
armory Friday night.
Tomorrow will he, the first au‘nlveru
our of the marriage of Mr. andV‘Mra.
. John '1'. llymes. 1 Mrs-hymen was
harmony Mrs. Mildred May attention,
a daughter of iii-mud Mrs. ii. 1.80m
unit. a beaviow avenue. The inor-
‘ rings took place at lit Mary‘ a Church
1 and am. "r J Finn,recior,bofform1
ed the ceremony.
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Flour members of tits;- ot (idlilmbla
Birdie. No. 28:, will entertain! the
film to entertain are hits. Kathryn
News”. hm. Julio (irifilu. hits.” it“
may and Winn We mi.
AhMMueoglwmnow,‘
1‘th menus sum»
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it“
$ 1..
‘ on: beholder MsiaxneuVBrainnieljii 01'
when and their friends this 0‘8er
is lilystio fibula iisli. The flora»
A Complete Line ct Each.
Peruse $1.09 To $500.»
‘ AT
WM P. BEERS
South Norwulk. Non-walk.
Oliver S. Stanley. of the Norwallt
ins.
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Cockenoe i-iaymakers“ Association,
No. 32 12, I. O. R. M., will‘meet to-
night in the Wall street barn.
0. G 0., will meet tomorrow evening
for the monthly business meetingV I
HELD IIP All)
ROBBED 0F lllllEl
BRIDGEPORT, Nov.
Marielle was arrested here yesterday
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’Boston, who charges that .Marintis,
After inducing hint to Some to this
city, ,robhed ‘him‘ of a sum of money.
atlthe point of a revolver. '
Drummer says hemet Marlstirin
Beam: and that M‘arlatis told him he
had a stringofcandy stores in Fall
River, Woonsocltet. Providenoe,‘ New
York and Bridgeport and urged him
to come here and invest in- this busi‘
ne'ss. When he met Maristis in this
city, he alleges, the latter put a re-
volver to his head and demanded and
received his money. ' ‘. :
Marietta is said to he wanted. in
Woonsocket and Boston on allegations
of victimislng Greek» 1 ‘
Msriatis’ address is not known. He
is understood to have claimed that
some time; also he acted as a "stool
pigeon" ,for , former. Police Lieut.
» Becker, of New York city. and that.
for every poolrpom raided on his in-
formatioa he ne‘eflyed 1160.
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sLscrmc scan 1 EARLY NEXT
SPRING.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21.-The new
electrical service between Stamford
and New Haven, will be completed to
the latter point and in operatic! by
next July, is.a statement made by
one at the highest officials at the New
{Y rk.11New Haven and Hartford Rail-
today. ”The 'oiiicialwsdded that
the new line will probably be opened.
tw‘Norwaik by the opening .0! the
the opening of next spring. _‘The loan-
dation worii upon the hoods now draw-
ing near to the lioiisatouio river and
the overhead work nearing .Ziiiridxe-
port. ~-
THANKEOWING CANTA'I'A.
One ofVV'tho musical events of the
Thanhssivins ‘DBMOD in South Nor
walk will he the Thanksgiving cam
tilts. to be given by the Baptist
quartette. on Sunday evening. Novem-
ber 21111.11!» maintain of the sour.
lotto are Mrs. J. Wesley (monitor
soprano and director: Mrs. hirshitiiu
South; contralto; ill. E. Crows; tenor;
.l. Wesley O'Donnell. Archibhld .1.
» side at that organ.
'l‘ho cantata iii occupy the en.
tire carries and a some! ingltut‘ion
isqu to music lovers to be
Hardware Company. has gone :hunt- ‘
Shermaufiommaudery; No.‘ 47:0,.1U. ,
21 .w—George '
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ping Room Furniture a p , e you‘Nli’l fill
you see the prices. 1
“:V a one or our special nine piece Quartered Oak Dining Room Suit
Bullet 44 inches ions. Quartersd unit, with mirror back, 12 x 38.
draw lined; linen drawer and clipboard. special . . )
China Closet, quartered oak with mirror top, bent glass ‘ ’ ”ads; V1
Special .. 3113.50
Round Table. made of selected quartered cult, pedestal hose. ‘ feetnr
extension. Special. 1912.00 1
Dining Chairs. genuine uuartersd oak, leather seats. Special 8198 each
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1 PROFV. VSTdNEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE ‘ »
tells‘ neithat Dry and Wet much are of canal value. Practical 1
pouitiiymbu are almost unanimous in their belief that best rebuits
2mm poultry. feeding ale secured when a portion of the ration con-1
lists of a mixture of ground grains and their by products 'Su‘V
mixure is called “mash " Two logical reasons why liowis shoui
celve a portion or their grain food in ground form, is that boulder
egg production may be induced—and that cost production is decreas-
1 ‘ed. it is not difficult to select feeds, selling at same price, one of
which contains twice as much value as the other. Buy "Bonnie"
(home ground) Poultry Mash, which means—More Eggs~Blgger
Profits. . MANUEL T. HATCH. ’»-~
First in quality. last in price, mm in the minds or its custom
err—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Bottle and Poultrr
Buckwheat Cool
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton, delivered »
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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' Automobiles: for llhre
By the hour. day or week. Bur Dhsuffetirs are all: chilled and
careful men. .
See the four and six cylinder 1913 Modeiso
"ms norm acroMomiSts
r Demonstration on Risque“. ’ " '
OSCAR H. BANKS-1' Agent
OARAQE—RIVER STREET. V p , NORWALK. CONN-
lei-«aw
homing-year and to Bridgeport by
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PHONI «a.
‘0. B. J ackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free .- i
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A Full Line All New .‘nriedrmita
mm personality Prunes, 2 lbs. 25o
Large Pruneo.3 ......., . ... up
2 lbs. Fancy Evan. rem... ... Ibo
Fancy Evsv.Aprlcots.perlb. . . its
2 ions. Evan. Apples, full weight .
3 pkg». deeded or Sandie?l
28°
Raisins ..g 280
mop or Grouse Pool no.1 259
‘3“ ed WIDE. b0? H”. o- IatvvaIOsoogeboooloel5|!sv""i‘I'v8' 19°
Choc co Smyrna Figs. lb. ... lilo
ll Itaioy’boauArnAiVu noUs.InIcon-eoao-to-leooalsv'lI'ttio 10°
I’lil’aMC FHODCY in th. Comb isllllooved‘oollveelil'llIssues 54:
Marco tape nut.~ 26o
V lamGrs‘pes......... 880‘
1 Now Main: .Iiiil Pickles.
Grillmfig. colony. Cauliflower. Green Poppers. Ounces. Bananas,
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ROYAL GROCERY
Ell ”will Mdld 0V8.
Ioavvoouslictlliuvinvwel sinuses
‘ the 'Panamu canal, but on the need (or
1 eflect that. ’no fort licntion shall be
, restrictions against fortification which
V power of taking measures to protect the
_ making it a neutral waterwanand for-4
bidding It nun ever being blockaded .
Filiiiil can
‘ Stimson Sinus lid “Panama; ‘
nannies in a Necessity.
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in viuilifll or lHEAIl.
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American and British statesmen Who
Negotiated it Recognized Our Inton-
tions, 8:” ‘aoorotury of War In a
Magazine Article. ‘
in an article in the Scientific Amer—
icon Secretary of War Stimson takes
strong ground not only on the absolute
right of the United States to fortify
such defenses as a matter or great no-
Vtionul expediency. , '
Secretory Stimson denies that the
fortification of‘the canal would be a
violation of this country’s obligation to
Great Britain under the Hay-Pounce-
fote treaty. He thus summarizes thoV
legal situation:
“In the Clayton-Bulwer treaty of
18.50 the United States and Great Brit-
taln expressly agreed not to fortify or
assume anypdomiulon over any part of
Central America where the canal
might bulimic The first draft or the
Huy-Pnuncefote treaty of Feb. 5, 1900.
contained a similar robibltion to thei
erected commanding the canal or the
waters adjacent. This proposed treaty
in this form was rejected by the senate
tor the very reason that it did not give
the United states suiiicient liberty of
action in regard to the canal. The
present IIny~Puuucefote treaty was
then negotiated, which in its first ar-
ticle entirely abrogated the old our tou-
Buiwer treaty and also omitted the
had ‘been contained in the first pro-
posed Hny -I’uuncefote treaty
“The memorandum whioh Mr. Ray
sent to the senate with the second
Huy-ancefote u'enty containing the
correspondence between himself and
Lords. Pouncefote and Luusdowne.
shorts that these chauges were made
for the ‘exmess purpose of permitting
[the United States to fortify and do
feud the canal and that Lord Lans-
dovvns fully understood and moguls
ed this right on our part.
Lanidowno'o Statement.
“As to this Lord Lansdowne express-
ly sold: .
“it it most important that no doubt
should exist as to the intention or the
stand that by the omission or all refer-
ence to the matter of defense the United
States lorernmont desires to reserve the
canal at any time when the United States
may be at war from destruction or drum
age at the hands of an enemy or ‘one-
.~ .
“The canal-ass of the United States
then proceeded the following year in
the Spoonor net (section a) to authorise
the president to enter into the con-
tracts for the construction of the ca-
as] and its ‘dolonses.’ And in the fol-
lowing year. 1903. Mr. Edy. the some
statesman who had negotiated the
Hay-Panoramic treaty. negotiated a
treaty with the republic of Paulina by
which Panama granted to the United
contracting parties. As to this. I under- -
Always ask for Hamilton Coupon goods in buying Tea
Cocoa, Chocolate, Bread and Crackers, Soap or Starch, in .
fact anything needed for the home. They are found in a
splendid line of home supplies. They are exchangeable for
the handsomest line of Premiums ever offered and mean a 1
net saving to every household. You can also exchange their!
for almost any reliable trading stamp.
A postal card will bring you a 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 4 ,
2 to o w. 45111 Street NEW YORK olrr'
. ., The South Norwalkfi
"Dry Gonds. Co.“
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28. 30 and 3211180li'l‘il MAIN STREET
$1.25 Goodyear Water Bottles, every one warranted 9d. 1
Gents’ Fleece Lined and Ribbed Underwear. white or blue Shirts .
and Drawers. garment ...................... V3 ¢ '
75c Men’s Heavy Dark Blue Wool Shirts.- Extra special ..... Hg
75c Men's outing Flannel Night Shirts; all sizes. .50¢
Ladies' and Gents’ Handkerchiefs, mode of line quality lawn .1 ‘
1 for 23$
$1. 25 and 8150 Men's and Boys'1- Palermo. made of line quality
«II-oenll- ug- v'lsaslouotfiildtbsadsooih\eclues-oreee-sl $100 ‘
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use. occupation and comm of the pm
out Panama canal none and also grant-
ed to the United Sites for the proton
tlon of such canal the riaht to use its
land and naval forces and to establish
fortifications. 1 (Hanan Varilia treaty.
article 28)
isting treaties entered into by the Unit-
the Peuamamcuusi. It is perfectly
facts that none of the statesmen, oi
them treatise or the enactment of log-
islutlon to make them oifootivs “had
any dcuht‘oo to the right or purpose or
the United States to defend and forth
ty the canal "
NIounity' For Fortification
M todhe necessity for tho fortified
lion of the canal for the protociion or
the Unitedii‘ihitea in than or war Boo
Myll'f .
the safety the canal can be better
man
tw' the leading nations,
:1 1,1 every ma which we
inpiifh by defending it cur~1
states for the purpose of the canal the '
“'l‘h‘o Hay-Pouncei‘ots treaty and the 1:
Bacon Varilla treaties are the only ex-
ed states which affect its rights over "
clear. therefore. from the foregoing :3
titer of Great Britain or Panama or U
the United Billion. who Were concorn- j:
ed at the time in the negotiation of ..
rotary Stimson is fully convinced. tie
“it has both earnestly argued that
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The Hatglhldohwvw
Lumber and MI“ Work forEverything
Telephone. 48.
BEAVER BOARD
untold: rapidly in popularity as a monitor. tor loin and
plaster and wan-mm. his susceptible 91 an inhali- mm
or artistic lie-ins liar walls and outlines, and permits of a
wide mm‘iadlvidml outermost and taste. We are scents
And how a lame supply on hand.
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OLD MINION LINE
...Bhort Sea Trips. Delightful Wool: Enda‘ Awarding
Pleasure and Rent to »
one roxnr conroar NOREOLK. some
1 and washrooms o. c.
. . ' 1 Norfolk and Old Point Gemini-t and
New York to
tum includili'u solo and berth
lliaiiluond or 11/ Mom. D. 6;,
item including um dad but»
. on b. “MIR!
p. .' . 1 'v‘n‘
fit. nvnar when "unit at A
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