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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 29, 1912 · page 5

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" What’s 5 Thanksgiving '

 

lFor Norwalir and ”vicinity: sedan.
by fair tonight and Saturday: slight.
iy warmer tonight; moderate to brisk

southwest and west winds". The Storm
which came up the coast yesterddy

tral over Nova Scotia. It produced
. light snow along the coast"‘from" Vir-
“klhifi'lo Mhi'ue. L4. disturbance cen-
trni over Upper Michigan is causing
IT’biond‘yr and unsettled weather in the
«hike region. Generally fair weather
{with low temperatures prevails in the
:Iouthern and western districts. it‘s-oats.
Vem‘reported this morning "as far
south as Florida. ‘

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WEATHER 'A YEAR A‘eo room:
Temperature: Low, 33; his-h. 54'.
Cloudy.

 

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DINNER?

thingyou have on the table.

let a gallon. Youve always been pay-

ltey, 90 procr, our own special brand.

20 per cent. to do per cent. looser

and I will satisfy you.
Claret for 850 a gallon.

JOSEPH DISESA

56 Rlllmd Avo- .
Tel. Con CM-

Hill-walk.

«mu

in: for the same article a dollar and
a half (81. 50) a gallon. and due Mic

“The Norwalk Special," tor 90¢ a bot-
tle. This as a good article to keep in
your house for medical use. We how
all other brands. at out prices mm

We are wholesalers. Give me- a trial
Fine .Tabie,

Com Nomsilt

 
 
 

without a bottle or wine at your table, _ g
a ‘glass or wine gives you the best ..
comfort and costs you less than any?
Fine f
Port, Sherry and Miiscatel for one dol-

 

 

‘ Mrs. Howard B. Raymond at New ”7

. .Csnasu snout Maddox inhiomlk v16-
J .itJing with Ji'riende.

~Latest st'yle derbies. O‘Brien‘s

 

 

' William Thompson, Jr. of New Hav-
en, spent Thanksgiving with his par-
, cuts in Lynne place.

 

., Mr. and Mrs Lentor J. Caryl“ oi!
Bridgeport spent the holiday with re-
Cally/ea in Norm-lie.

 

' Vincent St. John has resigned his
position as chauffeur on the 'Norwalkv
Newflnunwbno , "

$5:. and Mrs. William H. Aiken oi'
ifiorwalk, spent yesterday in Bridgeport
and attended the theatre.

 

Buckingham Momma. 12, G. A. R...
will hold a weekly meeting this even-
.ing in the Wall street 'post rooms.

 

. The Oilioers’ Association of the Nor-
mal): Fire Depretment will hold the to»
guitar monthly meeting this evening.

 

, Freight core coming down trombho
north have had several inches oi snow

.on the mole—— a reminder or winter in
Canada.

' mu Gertrude 'Nstlcrord oi nicoti-

t Thanksgiving with her par:
in Wilton avenue. as out Bernard

doubters oi neutered. "

 

 

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'9 Cit Sunday siter’noon the regular
. monthly mnuicaio service will take
place at the Wilt Congregational
climb south NW1d). at the usual
hour of the Vesper service, 4: 80 o-
,‘oloch. At thisiimo the music motion
nd by rthB‘ouu‘leifte and char will he
moronic from Mendallsohh’ 19 great 0m
tariofi‘lbimb" under the direction or
Crasuist 5'. B Granule.

auwu‘mflh1r
MEMIJJ to order, .2. (ll).

 

O‘Brien.

, 'Ji‘ho Email. City conduit will meet '

J Monday evening in the N lit
' combat. and some the matters to to

its am meeting titers we. a decal
J, basin over the misty: out
is com taint matters lam been

 

delirium is that of the new billet ;
man tor the Somali; police room. At '

The Celebrated

McDougall
Kitchen Cabinet

_ We, are exclusive Iseuts for these

_, Jiamous labor-saversmthe boot on

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minutes. ‘ , .

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mu see the prices.

,44‘inclies long, quarter

flpeoioi

. PROF C'IJ'CNEBOR ,OF 'iJ'HE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
' COLLEGE ,
tells a... that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal Willie.- f

poultrymsn are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
from poultry feeding are secured when a portion or the ration con-..
«slots, at a mixture or ground grains and their by- products.
mixure is called "mash " Two logical reasons why ifowls should re~
' «in a portion or their grain food in ground lorm. is that heavier J
‘ egg production may be induced—end thitt'cost production is decreasn .
_. ed. It is not difficult tulseidbt deeds. selling at same price, one or
which contains twice as much value as the other.
(home ground) Poultry Mash. which means—J-More Eggs—Bigger 1

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ml... com Furniture at prices you will and irresistible once

Ir special nine piece, Cusrtened Dali Dining Room Cult 550.00) _.
‘ ' ‘ oak, with mirror back.12 x 38. silver, * ‘
draw lined. linen drawer and pboard. Special . 2
China Closet. quartered unit, with mirror top,

’00.» IIIIiIOI- u-nnvssu- 1‘s...noses-v.........n-n-o-us. I

Round Table. made oi selected quartered oak. pedestal base.
extension. Spocila .

Dining Chairs. genuine quartered oak, leather seats. special 01.98 noon

A J Collins 8: Go.

’ in quality. idol: in price, slws'ys in the nilhdi or Milestone.
Bonnie Home Ground M for Horses, Csttle and P ,.

Buckwhéat, Fen. Nut,
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“ALL ROAD

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runhlnx “satisfactory sonlco.

ARE L v'sl‘. To A «ovum». v n m .
. automobiles to {tent by the Hour. Day or Week.

1918 Models Now Rudy. . .3.

AR H. BANKS

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Optidl n 1!
Everything in the Optical Line
Eve’s Examined Free

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Oranges, per dos‘.’... .750, 800. Ice
Fancy Walnuts. per lb .. .19
float Mixed Nuts. per lb .18
Soft Chou Almonds, per lb..... .. .35
Drake Almonds per lb. .19
a bit; Fancy aesdsdrnaisins.... .25
8 Dim None such Mince Most... .25
l-ieinr's ma... Most, per can.... .20
2 cans Dudley's Pumpkin .85
3 lb. Moises Grapes ......... .. .35

can buy.

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Everythhip.r for the Thanksglaing Dinner

All our nuts and dried traits aro absolutely new small and the best we

ROYAL GROCERY

'7 '5 5 You can not a item ot1our one choice. Cur line of Perfection
Chaim loathe largest in town. Cored M
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.35
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.14
.10
.19
.16
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3 tb. Exm‘urxb‘Pmues
3 lb. mm Prunes ............
2 lb. Fancy Evap0ratod Ponchos
Fancy Apricots, "per lb.
Cranberries, per (qt.......,.'.,...
Candied Citron. nor in ...._......
Lemon or Orange Peel, per lb. ..
Fancy Dates, pks..............
«Smyrna Fins. nor lb..,........’..
Malays Cluster Table Raisins...

_ 22 ...... main at.

«odds Full line or No-

 

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JHird Prsotlosiiy ...... 3...“... to Al.

to a son captain ini'mitonbisdet" of
Stockholm recently.
. people still living in Arendel who re-i ~
member the occurrence which is here
described '

sailing vessel from Aren‘dsl. Norway,
was crossing the north Atlantic, on
its way from America to England.
There was a strong east wind, against
which the sblpnvm tucking.
drew toward m he'll
JJ lug, the captain-Mu lwa king back and
‘ forth on the bridgelltrylng to make up
his mind whethebuio put shout or to
continue on the. same course tor an-
other watch orttvi ‘

a blow on his “chub, which. he discov~
a ered. had been debit by a sea bird.
Then his wingedlssiisilant quickly dis-
appeared to incitem-

was lust giving imwommsnd to turn
'the vessel when he again received a
blow in the client tram the some mes-
‘ sensor; Thonith'e bird disappeared as,
. bsiore in s southwesterly direction.
After this had been repeated several
more times, the“ bird. after each blow,
flying oi! toward the southwest the
captain, who thought; there must be'_'
something supernatural in the matter,
. decided to toliow the bird. Instead of
turning bdck, be caused the boat's
course to be sent inward the south- ’
west.
the bird settled down on the ship's
railing beside the captain.

before the strong wind. But although
a sharp watch was kept an as well as
forward halt the night passed and
nothlnx unusual was discovergd.

"old man s" maneuver, find the copy
tsin hlm'seli' doubted the wisdom or . - ~
continuing to sell out of his co
~ lolllug distance which I great deal of ,

' tacking would be required to regain. ’

'on the point? of giving the order to
turn “sin, when the lookout on the

‘2... to tho so: oi the resouixi; vessel’s
., ability and the vessel's bow had been .

, 5 "Critics had praised ms. academies

enough to think i wasn't sny' snot
' shakes as s painter-.1710 this: that

, J unioni'cipsl.‘i
~ Mans handily scidsd to numb, one.

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m u

,M‘Es‘ssnosa? .savs
Lives cor' ‘BMLORB.’ ""

 

 

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.. MIM‘VE‘ ii‘

tor Cour-o oi so Vessel and Thus
Effect the a...“ of Crown-
inc Mon. ..

The following story was published,

There are many '

One dark nizht several years ago a

As it
in the even-

0;?
As he walked he suddenly received

A low melanin Winter tbe captain

This was no sooner done than

The boat now sailed at a great pace

 
 
 
 

The crew WP to joke about the

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At 2 o'clock in the morning he was
forward song out that be new JD. glow

Soon the vessel round it‘sslt sp-
proschiu'p s. burning ship, and it lsy
t6 so obs: on one photllgsbl'e. :-
A but hundred and. tound men! .
men dentin; she‘ll ton, _ locus
or streams and no... nos us pie-
from the burning ship. ey were
wish and «be ed, mi... ilhoson I
slow death in“ ocean to point

burned am ”(located by tho
When the children bod been cued

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lire.

turned su'ln toward England the «11- J
ors found that thpbird us still on .
board. Nor did it leave the boot
said. But one day. utter the vessel
had reached the mush ohsiinoi. one
at thou who had been saved trout the
burnini shlJp kicked the bird to death
in revenge tor a bits from its bill.

 

3' ' at... Art.
bad granted no exhibition space."
sold the artist. “still I was modest

dually convinced me that maybe I
was no dub mar all was the remark
or a women will} know a good deal .
more about herald .ccuntors thsn
she knew about art. She studied a
picture that “had made critics over-
work their vocabulary in ongoing it
and her only comment was: My, l‘ll
bet the Henrietta cloth in that

 

the dress she wore had cost just tbs
yard. Thorn} , ,ltnow that I ha
been glued villi the divine lire. To
depict values so willfully that s:-
psrisnood silo rs can tell the most
of the.cioth slot seems to be
bittint old :11”me t a pretty lively;
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Rue OWE“. oft. .

'i‘hs cohuoliiors of Le

or the struts
bur Wright.

to have bob ‘
oi the toilet

illbt With It“? Wile
(incision appears

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. invariably finds ready and satisfactory solution when 36

among the wonderful may of beautiful. Misfit!
codeinhtly on display ill the Higgins & Salter Store:

‘ This id, indeed. the ideal t shop, with its brililsnt council
isiits superb carom Chine sud item myth
coin at Art ersswblob
"atlo‘o monsters“ of tbssr tic. And;
J without exception, tumors objects
" , usefulness as well as o! Witty. .

' Soistuss’ug stébetore mi chose)
thingsibis Homwrite toE omtgrefinliffinfiub‘
hated Cato gas, which shows HOW

, . BETTER you can expend your “gift
here than elsewhere To illustrate:

Cut Gloss Tumbl‘ ' menu has
I floral (id-lg} in fine quality crystal;
dosed” special at

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(Inconposaren)

28 3.0 and 32 souru MAIN Slussr

 

 

Extraordinary Money Savers ft

toolbars-hood. ‘ .
"‘ All the muslin»... woke mini

"June bodorti buying elsewhere. Fur sets drum 35.95 to $17500. '

3 other desired fabrics: this is the only chance you‘ will have to bu

,» made by one of the beilt makers of wmu‘on's suits in New York
. their at is perfect, lining warranted for two seasons. ,

'5 also always sold at 755, today (only) 500.

'- ilounce, never sold do'r Tess than 50o today (only) 250.

'womsn’s too t6r5n cost every cent o!
l1 50 I rung... . . . ‘
“Just so a ' tor of curiosity I

looked up my el and .iound that

. value 95c. Today (Only) 59c yard

 
 
 

Saturday

We have selected from our varioll‘s departments specialties
saturday selling and bribed them much lower than our already 1
prices. _
need each item camiully.

' Furs Furs Furs

it you bro intending to buy a tar get individual mutter, neon pi
we have them at prices that will astonieh you. Don‘t tell to so

 

$12. 95 Coats S7. 95

Women's full length coats made of heavy Scotch mixtures an

these costs at this price. Have been“ sold this season for :13.
Your choice today $7. 95.

$25 Suits S16. 95

Women’ s perfect titling navy blue and black suits,. these suits are

No bott

h

suits our uttered for loss than $25. 00. Our price today only 10:9

$5. 98 Children’ s Coats S3.

cruel-ens plaid block end plain navy costs, on the latest 5
never sold for loss than 35. 98 Today (only) 03. 95.

75c Night Gowns 50c

Women's outing flannel night gowns made extra full, regular out.

, 250 Drawers 1255

Women s line quality muslin drawers, deep hemetitched runle up.
on or closed. Value 250. todayi only latte pair.

50c Flannel Petticoats 250‘

Women's pure white daisy flannel petticoats, very full, with deep

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

35c. Kimonos 1%

Women's isncy himonos with button-hole stitch edge all sizes Jan
lust colors, 350 value, today (only) 19c. .

Table DamaSk

70 inch full bleached double satin Table Damask, repaint" 1.00’
gvslusu, today! (only), 60o a yard. ' *
70 inch hail bleached extra heavy Scotch Table unmask Acid,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Handkerchiefs

 
 
 

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