11
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my. a.
Large assertlnsnt of Tray ‘
ClothI and Doyliss.
.1.
it"
its
"lb-I'd"?
The Nutmeg Club pinochle tourna~
meat will start next week.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, I. O. 0.
F., will hold a weekly meeting on Mon-
day evening.
Peter F‘. Burns, proprietor of the
Boston Store, spent yesterday in New
"York city on business.
Concord Divisoln, N0. 2, Sons of Tom-
lperance, will hold a weekly business
meeting on Monday evencnig.
: Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 Benedict und‘ Mr
and Mrs. Charles H. Franks, of Nor-
w‘alk, are in Bridgeport today and will
eat Thanksgiving dinner with relatives.
b
g’——s.peclal Tranksgivlng Dinner $1.00
at The CliffordHotel from. 1 to 2 D-
m. Please reserve tables in advance.
m , i1 "
The Halstrom Freparatory school
closed for but one day for Thanksgiv-'
TOW.
The larger portoln of Norwalk stores
remained open last evening and the
"proprietors had a busy evening to re-
port in about all instances.
-Tr;-, Banner Bread. Always fresh
and delicious. Banner Bakery,5 bMon-
roe.'Street
Mrs. Mary Wells Jennings of Drew
sters, .N. Y., and William Cherry of
New York, are Thanksgiving guestsbf
'Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham, of
Lowe street.
Miss Nellie Shochan, of the glove
counter in the Boston Store, has been
enjoying a two weeks vacation from
her duties for the benefit of her health
and has been visiting in New York city
.. m I
The ladies of St. Paul's Guild hold
audio of Thanksgiving foods, flowers
and favors yesterday afternoon in Glen.
donning’s drug store at tho corner of
Main and Wall streets, and it is linden
stood that they netted quite a sum.
\A'COUITTED
The charge was stealing a
box of "Supreme Court" rig-
urs. The judge won from
Norwnlkwlikowisn “If jury.
'I‘llc"cvidcnco"--tllo lox of
“Supreme Court”
cigars was taken into this
Jury room. A long Biliiliiotl
followed. impatient at the
delay. the court sent for tho
foromun. "ileiior discharge
the accused." be cold. “The
‘nvidouco' 11M gone up in
alcohol" The aroma from
the iury room was too much ‘
for the Judge. “Discharged!”
said he. "i smoke them ‘uiy~
soil." ”Thu "verdict" is easy
to slider-stand once you try
those "temptlngly" good 10
cent handmade . - .
CIGARS"?-
. JOHN T. .suscmn.
“I" :
"Ia
South Norwnlk.
In: Monawlllbe resumed tomor- .
A Complete Line a! mu.
PRICE» $1.00 To “.00.
AT
WM. P BEERS
, Mom-Ill.
What’s Thanksgiving
DINNER?
without a bottle of wine at your table,
1%glass. of wine gives you the best
c mfort and costs you less than any-'
thing you have on the table. Pine
Port, Sherry and Muscatel for one dol-
lar a. gallon. Youve always been pay-
ing for the same article a dellar and
a half ($1.50) a gallon, and line Whis-
key, 9! proof, our own special brand, ,
"The Norwalk Special," for 90c a bot-
tleu This is a. good article tokeep in
your house for medical use. We have
all other brands at out prices :from
20 per cent to 40 lpsr cent. lower.
We are wholesalers. Give me a trial
and I will satisfy you. Fine Table
Claret for 65¢ a gallon.
JOSEPH DISESA
55 Railroad Ave"; sum min-n.
Tel. Con. 606-2. "
hrs—Bonnie Home Ground Flood for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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“i Dining Room Furniture at prices you will find irresistible once‘
w you see the prices.
One of our special nine piece quartered Oak Dining Room Suit $50.00
. Buffet.- 44 inches ions. chartered but: with mirror book, 12 x 38 silver
draw lined, linen drawer and cupboard. Special .. . . . - . . . . . . 15-00,:
' China Closet. quartered oak, with mirror top. bent. glass ends.
8900131 'IVC'I‘II'II“ II-u-IJIIIIIIIsanIII-IIIIan""IvIIIIl“3I6°
Round Table. made of selected quartered cult, pedestal base, 6 feet
extension. Specia12.00 ,
Dining Chairsrsenulus quartered oak, leather seats. Special $1.98 Inch
A J Collins 8: 00.
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III «Icy-IIII-III‘IIII-o- Hi0! III .u.
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, PROF. STONEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
tolls us that l')ry and Wet Mash are of equal value. Practical ‘
opoultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
from poultry feeding are secured when a portion of the ration con~
‘ sis-ts of a mixture of ground grains and their luv-products. Such a
mlxure is called "mash. " Twollogical reasons why ifowls should re-
ceive a portion of their grain food in ground form, is that heavier
egg production may be induced—and that cost production is decreas-
ed. It is not difficult to select feed-s, selling at Iame price. one of
which contains twice as much value as the other. Euy “Bonnie"
(home ground) Poultry Mash. which means—More Essa—Bigger
Profits. MANUEL T. *HATcl-l.
First in quality; last in price, alwayI in the minds 0! its custom-
RAYMOND BROTHERS
COAL
Ask the Owner of a
MOYER CAR
As to its easy running and satisfactory service.
“ALL ROADS ARE LEVEL To A MOVER.”
Automobiles to Rent by the Hmr.’ Day or Weelx. ”‘ wi‘ft:
1913 ModIiI Now Ready.
OSCAR H. BANKS,-
GA‘RAGE—JRIVER STREET.
Buckwheat, Pea. Nut, .
Stove, Egg. Broken
-Agcnt
NORWALK. CONN.
The Celebrated
McDbugali
Kitchen Cabinet
We are exclusive agents for the”
famous iabor-savers—nthe best on
earth and we can prove it in 2
minuteI.
iiii I.l.liiiiiiilii ii Siliiiiii.
134.136 WASHINGTON 8T.
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QWILI. HEI.’ YOU 5AV-I
:w'.’ s‘Ij3:~;x;I;‘-:o:-:.II:3:c:-fa:a:nZIIl:nftt
Oranges, nor do: ......‘..25c, 30c, 400
Fancy Walnuts, per ll)
can buy,
II WALL "our
uoawau‘t.
Ill-loan III.
C. B. Jackson
Opticia‘h
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
and, 'whelikopt’lu clean. healthy state,
.work, any may mistake the symptom
‘ 'a stuffed .up‘fceling in the head, or ii
‘l'your throat is sore or filled with
‘a little Ely'vs Cream 'Balm. draw the
~ i’ec}
. national holidays. .
ill Sillilii iiii Allil
\
H..‘-mn~w' ..
catarrll Clogged dusirlis a
Branding Place tor Deadly
Germs
The nostrils‘arehporfect "air filters"
strain every bit of air we] breathe,
catching all dust particles foreign mat—
ter and germs. The air is full or
gems. Yen cannot dodge them, but.
you can safe-guard yourself against
catalrh and other diseases contracted
in the moons of breathing by keeping
the nostrils clean dun healthy Ca:
tarrh germs will sometimes get in their
for, an ordinary'cold. *
Don‘tltak‘s any chances. if you have
phlegm, just grease the nostrils with
lDil’l'Q aromatic fumes back in the head,
and you will be astonished of the of-
In a ten minutes you will feel
a loosening up in the head; the nasty
discharge will soon be stopped, the
soreness gone and you will feel a
sense of genuine relief.
‘ Ely’s Cream, Balm not only wards off
catarrh, but will quickly cure even a
chronic, longstanding case of catarrh
It takes ‘the' trouble right where it
‘starts, in the nose and throat, cleanses
heals and strengthens the raw, sore
inside skin, or membrane, until in this
way drives out catarrh and makes you
proof against this filthy, disgusting (ii.
sense.
Colds, nvhlchl- often hang on for
weeks. can 'be quickly cured
"with this cleansing, healing, untisep
tic' balm. A‘ll 'drugglsts sell it for
drowsy "shuns «our
Mince Pie ‘
program appropriate to 'l‘llaulrsglvinsi
,time, ”mm” ““9me which “5“ the best remedy in our whole atoc
lgivon, as follows, under direction of for mulling weak lllllly ailing'
the teachers, Miss Ellen Merlill, d
' roll strons. rubush and. tour w or
Alsatian] Williams and Miss Agnes only telling you what has been pr
The Three Bears, A Play . . . . . . . . . flaw "My little 8|“: Haze“ has
Kindergnlten been taking Vinol to build bar"
The Artist recitation 'aftor u novels spell of sickness.
Columbus. A Play in Four Acts.
The Duck Went to Call on Mr.
' ”W1 Apples
,,
The school or Gills yIlomoWonlOye‘d cl Mndohtroun “m, w,“ by Vino
When .we tell you that Viuoll
ed by hundreds 01' mothers .
“M’W‘V‘” 5"“ Mrs. w o. Silotlhor Ruliegh. N. (3,.
......iScho_oli1a
Arthur GOidBpllili mas (10114.3 30 lunch KOCH! by 1'88“)?!”
her appetite and building up ,
'l‘hanksslvlns Dav ------- Sons strength that I think Vino] l. in:
Hiawatha, A Play .Primary est tonic ever ‘lprcpurod nil-sit“
The Magic Vine, recitation telling everyone about it n ‘ , ‘.
Richard Weller} What vinol did‘fm‘ this llttlew
The First Thanksgiving( A Play, Odelit will do for every weak, and ailing
AOL ichild because sickly children (ll .
iths strengthening codi livor elements
Turkey .......... -....---Son's‘;aud the ionic-non that Vino]
Needless to WY, the little Willelltuinswthat is why Villol bull
although more cloaely confined than them up quickly and gives them ,
the ordinur children. appreciated U110 fine healthy col.or ’ it is pleasant t
'Eood time and know well the Blgnlfl’ltake and we guarantee that the r
cones of Thanksgiving and the sener- Esu-lts' will . "satisfy youwnloney has
at holiday season. iif they do not. Iv‘rank H: Baxter, dru
gist, South Norwulk Conn.
..-u.¢..
At the Town Farm.
First Selectman Alfred Avison'si '" _
name with those of Selectmen James The Day at soldier? l-lOme. _
A. Brown and John Dcvine, will long“ One oi? the best dinners ever serv-
be remembered by the inmlateg of. ed at the Fitch’s Home for Soldiers.
the town farm today. for they are to' at NOYOtOIl Heights will be that
enjoy one of the best dinners ever Thanksgiving' dinner of this noon,
decorating the festive board in meiwhen several hundred inmates of the
history of the institution Most of, institution will sit down to a roll
the edibles have been raised on the lit for a king, and it was with llg
farm by the inmates, but. this fact hearts that the majority 0f the “it;
will no hinder a full enjOymem of one elans arose today, thinking- of the
delicious repast, *good dinner, the especially good din- "
The menu is to, be as follows; inner to be solved to them later in the
Roast Chicken. :day.
Giblet sauce i The following menu was relished by
Roast pork, the soldiers:
Apple sauce " Boiled Onions Roast turkey
White and sweet potameg, ‘Claubeiry sauce
Dressing
Giblet sauce
THAIKHIIVIIIII DAYilllE-Ell
ill Inclllullcr
Continued From Second Page
feasts, one at Thanksgiving and an-
other at Christmiul, the two happy
This year they
made no exception and yesterday at-
teruoon Captain Benoit informed a
Sentinel reporter that his faithful
little band of workers had sought out
and childrenp mostly children, who
would be without a Thanksgiving din-
ner unless somebody gave it to them.
All arrangements were completed
last night, for the big feast, and at
11 o‘clock this morning at the Army
hall, in Water street, the dinner will
be spread and from that time on un-
til all or the chosen few have been
fed the good work will 'be continued.
The menu of this boutoous dinner
will include .the -following: mast
chickens and dressing, roast pork,
mashed potatoes and turnips, cranv
berry sauce, celery, bread and butter,
pie, coffee and bananas.
Nor is that. all. Early this mom-
ina the members of the local branch
were out and now at work. A large
number of homes were glsddenod by
Everything for the 'l‘hauksgiaiug Dinner
2 lb. Extra Large Prunes . . . .
8 lb. Largo Prunes ..
.19
.... ~--.ouco..
All our nuts and dried fruits al‘o absolutely new stock and
ROYAL GROCERY
the best we
9
TN. 1 22 80th Main at.
Atthe Norwaik Furniture Home
A. J ..
ill-id Well It. Normlk (Iona.
A
u
r if , a
"lion can not it house at your own choice. Our line at Perfection
Oil Heston ill the largest in town. coins and use our toll lino of Fun
mum-"3, Bran sour, sum and room Math-«III. calm or organ.
.25
.25
the reception of a basket, overflowing
with Thanksgiving cheer and mater.
lot for theihousewife to use her best
The baskets provided for seventy-
.flva people.
one chicken, portions
nest Mixed Nuts, por lb .18 2 lb. Fancy Evaporated Peaches .25 .
Soft shun Almonds, pér Ib...... .25 Fancy Apricots, por lb. ..... .14 All“20:2?dog-hitllpmu236.315113: n:
Drake Almonds, per lb. . .19 Cranberries, per qt............ .10 tile ’t Ml d1 ti 1 Ilk
ll pkg Fancy Seeded Muslim... .25 Candied Citron, per lb .19 p° “ ° - yin-nor 0” ° m ' ‘
3 pkg None Such Mince Meat... .25 linemen or Orange Peel, our lb... .15 FIirflald County Home.
ilcinz's Mince Mont, per cam... .20 ‘Il'uncy Dates, pks. ..... .10 The little .th at the “We”
2 Cflnfi Dudley's Pumpkh‘ ...... .25 Smyrna FISH, 981' lb ..... ......n .15‘ County Chndmn’s Home, h} Westport .
2 lb. Malaya Grapes ........... .25 Mature. Cluster Table Raisins... .25 “9“,, are to have n dinner today
such as would make any healthy child
happy. Miss Martha A. Bougllton, su-
perintondent of the Home, knows
woil‘tho way to the children’s hearts
and she has procured a feast for
thorn far this glad Thanksgiving Day.
The menu for the dinner is as fol
When
I. cuciomorlvlslts our store
_. for the "iirst time he inven-
, Minamoto. “louver knew or
YOUR COAL.
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ray)“. Mo as cold.
3.0‘r w:I;I:-:~.'.':a1a..11:-L-suit-I-.’unlit-u:-.-_x.xI--;-,-.t.t.
Celery . Mashed white and sweet potatoes. ,
fifty cents a. bottle, and the one PK, Coffee Apple hitters Hard sauce
bottle is generally nil «thatis needed to ‘ Fruit. . , Mince pie . - .
effect a complete cure. Try it today. . v" - . _.‘;____ ,_, "Cheese Crackers ' ‘ Jellyv rolls“
__ \ Ice cream Fruit
Coffee Milk . r
two hundrtd and twenty-five woi'nen "
culinary arts to prepare the dinner. ,
Each basket contained "
of potatoes.
turnips, celery, apples, oranges, one-
lows: "
\ itoust turkey.
Dressing flihlot sauce
Sweet and mashed batsmen. '
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_ A1.FAMILIAR TERM.
“‘Why didn‘t you arrest that‘ man
when I denounced tum as a. pickpoc
at?" demanded the irate citizen. .. "
“i thought it was just a little polit-
ical discussion,” explained the police
Wu .2. lnvlmung To: only cum - ansas trial
on the make! that will arm-II; Am (A: may mam K Cit) J01]
flaw of (loud! hi I from min “Mus-
hid give on obstructive air“ or Indcl- Julia: ’
hair“ a Juan-l tell“ n ma om in In "My
“mind. imam! lulu: u A. 'cathln'z—a six
new Italian-m tor t. to
ME“!
No. Ill-lumen“:-
Ten per cent of discomforbhin's
: furnished room is too muchwfor you _.
‘ can find due that’s at least all per.
cent. comfortable by answering some'V
adv.
II‘ICII;
Stillson- Pewell Corporation.
The South ‘Norw-ai '5
Dry G299? 00-
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN SI REET
"women's FULL LENGTH cons—412.95 value, Extra special 37.95
CHILDREN'S PLAID BACK AND PLAIN NAVY COATB~All the
latest ideas never sold for less than $5.98. Our price $3.95.
75:: NIGHT GOWNS, 60c.—-W0men's Outing flannel night gowns
made extra full; regular cut size always sold at 75c. Extra ripe"
(2in duo. - . "
25c DRAWERS, 12l/go. mililtlnlwulll fine quality muslin dlawers. Rog-
‘ ular value 260. Extra Special, 19c. "
ado/KIMONOS, i9c.—-Womcn’s fancy
stitch edge; all sizes and fast colors.
HANDKERCNIEFS.‘-50c (102. Women's fine quality lawn handkdr-
chiefs; regular value So. Only 7 for 25c. .
as APRON GINGHAM, 6c.~—io pcs best quality apron check sing
ham, fast cOIOrs; always spill for So. Only {Sc yd. "
50c CORSETS lilo-«5 don. ngod quality. Gentile corsets, unbrofit
1!le steels 50 value. Extra Special, 190. ‘
kimonos with button hole,
35c value only 19c. ‘
sonar’uluc NEW u all.»
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HOME MADE LOA.
Wrapped in Wax Paper '
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