. *5 Table Mucus 8i Towels
I ‘ *I Table Damask-32», 400, 50¢.
' «’0 760 and 31.00 a yard.
will
3!"
i Mahaokemo Hotel Block
Booth Nomaik
Hemotitohed Table Covers»
Manoeuvres“
* $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00.
All Linen Table Sets, hem-
istiiched--$3.60. ..
Huck Towels—«Jpn, 12 1-2c
, and 250;. , »
Damask Towa s—«25c, 500,
750 and $1.00.
Large assertment oi Tray
Clothe and Doylles.
—.-3, - ,
‘ a K. BANKS
footballs ‘
. Basket Balls
Striking Bags
A Complete Line of Each.
PRICES ".00 T0 $5.00.
AT
WM. P. BEERS
Booth Nat-walk. Nomik.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsct-
lied weather with rain tonight and
Friday. The western disturbance
now forms a long trough of low pres
sure extending from Texas north-
eastlwnrd to Upper Michigan. It is'
causing unsettled weather with rain
or snow in nearly all sections east of
the Rocky Mountains. Heavy rainfall
was reported from several places in
_ the southern districts.‘ The, front
i edge of the rain area extended this
' morning as far east as New YOrk.
Moderate temperatures continue east
of the Mississippi river. Zero tem-'
peratures were reported from the ex-
v‘ treme northwest.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 18; high, 39.
Clear.
Lee Tripp is having the roof of his
lunch room wagon in Washington
street re-papered. I '
The Prudential Lite lnsurar‘lbe com-
.pany has moved into Its new quarters
In the Keeler Block.
‘ O
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The semi-monthly business meeting
of the Central LabOr Union will be
I'held this evening in the labor lyceum,
in Washington street.
~Feel languid. weak, run-down?
Headache? Stomach “oi!"?-7-Just a
plain case or lazy liver. Burdock
—'_ ‘— w
liars mu. Til sunvti
iIAllBIiIi III mutant)
(Continued from first page.)
Losses of Postmasicrc.
Postmaster General Hitcnmck has
sent to the House a report showin':
the claims he has allowml during the
past year, arising out of «losses by
post-masters because of tires,
robberies and other similar events.
Three of the claims allowed; the re-
port shows, had been presented 'by
Connecticut postmasters in whose oi-
flces tires had started and caused
losses to government property.
Samuel H. Kellogg, postmaster at
Colchester, Conn. put in a claim for
line loss of $511.45, and was allowed
$507.86. R. C. Tyler, postmaster at
Chester, claimed $45.50
fire loss and the claim was granted.
Thomas J. Roberts,
allowed $90.10.
The total of all claims or the kinds
allowed by the postmaster general
was $70,279.62.
was because of loss by burglars. $39,-
510.72 having been allowed for-such
losses. Because of losses due to rats
and mice. $8.70 was allowed; and
$14,206.23 was allowed for losses by
flood and storm. The remainder was
because of losses by fire, robbery and
in transit.
Federal Office Nemlnatiom.
Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach,
promotes digestion, purities the blood.
Mrs. Daniel Tomey, who has been
confined to her home, in 162 South
Main street with illness ls reported to
be improving.
‘ Visitors from ‘Iiridgeport were enter-
tained at the meeting of Lady Jen-
‘ nings Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem“
which was held last evening. Arrange-
ments for going Into the new Red
Men’s hail were discussed among other“
matters 0! minor importance.
m...
WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION MEETING.
Yesterday alternoon the Woman's
Association met in the South Norwalk
congregational Church parlors.
program was as follows:
Readings from “impressions of Jup-
nil." by liuinlllon I-lolt,
Mrs. l. 9. Keep.
The Story of a Little Girl from Japan,
Miss lililzn‘bcth Staple-ton.
”Miss Stuploton in Japanese costume
inscribed most vividly and interesting-
ly the home life of Lotus lilossmu and
her borthcr Toyn.
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RAZOR 8TROP8.
Another coiislgnmont of strove has
been received at this cities and con-
boull may ho redeemed at any tim‘c.
W
Advsniso in The sentinel.
. ww..hwn~c
m
I.000,000 PEOPLE DIE".
"on consumption
lost your. A great number
or these could have been
cured li‘ examined In time.
TIIE ONLY “HIE! TEST
A microscopical examination of your
«points will detect it in linearly singer.
no it‘nuw. loony. Write tor tumours.
Iaoicriolo‘gieal Laboratories, ‘
681 Serpentine Av... .
West New York, N. .I.
EEK
NOW “1W casinos-H‘s“ .
,. 'datusioaisrg m
“W‘QQ‘DAUVDU’QOAICA 1:“
The '
canvas earns 'Vmso
The beginning of Congress marked
the sending to the Senate by Presi-
dent Taft of a large batch of.nom~
inations for federal emcee. But
only three affected Connecticut and
they were appointments of Postmas-
ters. Elsie 1). Bennett was named as
,poatmistress at Georgetown; Lucy A.
Broadband as postmistrsss nt Con-
trol Village and Giles VP. Locrenier
us postmaster at MOOdus. The only
new appointment is that at George»
town.
«Pen-Ion increases.
Senator Mcman has introduced a
yhill increasing from $30 to $50 per
month the pension ol,.WIllluin 1.. Mo-
Cormlck of [cast llnrthrd. into of
Company I'lllliltb‘New York Vols.
a bill to increase from 315.50 to $50
per month the pension of Phllnudor
’B. Scrhoaont. it. lv‘. Ix. Farmington,
into or "Cumpauy r. 12th Vermont
infantry, and a hill granting a non-
siou of $60 a month to «livory l'hil-
lips of New Milford, into oi Company
I“, illitll Main Infantry.
Representative Reilly attended
Tuesday and yesterday the sessions
or the National, Democratic league of
clubs. as a delegate from tho, Connors
tlcul. league. He was designated by
Dean lingers. president or tho Con»
necllcul league.
a
out“ \“w- u“...
AT
NEARLY almanac. ’
Stock. Represent $525,000 Out at a
Total or «72,000.
rattles Curran oi! Hartford. who
tiled while on a trip abroad, left an
estate valued at newly 31,000,000. no
the probate court tip the appraisers.
{ivy/er, which . ‘ J _ “I971?
299.73, of which stocks warm oltlto
or. it» chlordane. The invention.
summarised. In as follows:m
in n-t, unwittiniifigloioqt"
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“I” “OHM” l‘iidl’ldill‘ .ss‘”
imfll in ufik‘;flilvidadl,sddfil
“.0605
W“ 'Hiuu'ui is
because of I
postmaster at
Hampton, asked tor'391.30, and was
The biggest amount i
cording to the inventory tiled with '
Mariel: drill!“ and lichen w.
M] m “unsung...“eliflmiw
a
Coyote ~
Because they are heated on fire sides.
MOW
COLLEGE
Profits.
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a o n I " ‘
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As to its easy running and satisfactory service.
“ALL ROADS ARE LEVEL TO A MOYER."
OSCAR H. BANKS,
GARAOE~RIVER VBTREET. '
o y
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B. J asked I
Optician I
o.
Eyes Examined
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal
poultrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results
from poultry feeding are secured when a portion of the ration con-
sists of a mixture of ground grains and their lay-products. Such a
mixure is called "mania", Two logical reasons why tfowls should re-
ceive a portion of their groin 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 feeds, selling at same ‘price, one of
which contains twice as much value as the other.
(home ground) Poultry Mash, which' means—elders
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds or its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
mmonnmmm
Owner
MOYEB CAR
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58 WALL STREET
Everything in the Optical Line
. Idiot-“W“I'nhN'INI-Iti'"I'WI‘NMW’I'III
H “E A T
lHub Range Ovens h
That's why Hubs bake quicker and better than all of the others
vith old fashioned circuit ilue which only heats four sides.
A. J.Collins 8t Co.
PROF.#8TONEBURN OF THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
value. Practical
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Buckwheat, Pea. Nut,
Stove, Egg, Broken
of
Automobiles to Rent by the Hour, Day or Week.
‘ 1913 MOdlII New Ready.
- Agent
NORWALK. cons.
NORWALK. '
PHONE 438.
Free
Buy ”Bonnie" ‘
Eggs—Bigger
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;-,I_I.I,I'I'I.|_I.I,
ciniivo public.
ii O'CLOCK TEA.
Tel. 19044.
ROYAL GROCERY
The Celebrated Ridgeway Teas .
This Brand of Tea will give entire satisfaction to the appro-
JOHNUON EDUCATOR 00008
Educator Entire Wheat Flour.
Educator 'l‘rue Wheat Meal.
I‘lducntor iiyo Meal (now our
1 lb. initiators ......... 75° Ginger cookies. ‘
1.2 lb. Boxes ....... 380 (irnhsm Crackers.
M lb. lloxos .......... . 19¢ 'l‘onstsrottea.
CAPITAL HOUSEHOLD TEAS.
1 lb. (loos ......... 500
1-2 lb. lloxcs 26o
’l‘rinliliss................ 100 cells).
22 OWIII Main St.
You can not a Range at your own choice.
5%
At the Norwalk Furniture House
- 1m :WIII as, mums oils».
Our line or Parteolioa
Oil Heaters is the largest intend. Come and one our toll lineal Fur- ,
nlturo, am. sans, Stern and Fosterviiiattiems. our!» credit.
. Austro—‘Hungariun
‘I‘anlaga.
stuns arouse in It‘ll} g}
stiruurur an “Ill ,
rut rowers
(Continued from first, page.)
dorial conference in I..ondon‘wus nulls ' .
, lug. progress toward realisation. it had
not yet boon definitely decided by all
the European powers whether the inc-h
.ment was opportune for it.
BUDAPES, Hungary, Dec. 5.~—~'l‘he
government has
communicated to the British govern.
ment its adhesion in principle to the
proposed conference of Ambassadors
of the great European powers on the
Balkan situation to be held. in, 110"“
don.
CONSTATINOPLE, Dec. 5.~«The
Turkish Council of Ministers has pre-
pared a scheme of autonomous anv-
orilment for Albania, which has been
submitted to the sultan for imperial
sanction. , yr
The proposal to hold in London the
negotiations for peace between Turkey
and the Balkan allies emanated from
the Turkish government, which besides
desiring that they should be on neutral
ground also wished to have the ad-
vantage of the advice of Sir Edward
Grey the British Secretary of State
for Foreign Altairs.
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BUCKINGHAM POST ELECTION.
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Comrade Buxton Will Tell of Exper.
ioncosrat National Encampment.
the postal cards whichhave been sent
out
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Surely try a "Danderlne
shimmer of true hair health.
i it who in null ll
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In a Few Moments Your Hair Levitation, Fluffy, Lustrous in
Abundantmlio Failing Hair or Dandruii.
l-Iair
Cleanse” It you wish to immediately
double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a cloth with Danderlne and
draw it carefully through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time,
this will cleanse the hair of dust,
dirt or any excessive oil~ln a ri’ew
moments you will be amazed.
hair will be wavy, fluffy and abundant
and «possess an incomparable softilcss,‘
lustre and luxuriance, the beauty and lustrous hair, and lots of it, if yo.
I will just get a 25 cent bottle of Knoll/F
Your
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and illvlgorutes the scalp, ion:
stopping itching and falling hair. .
Dauiierino is to the hair what l’icllh
showers of rain and sunshine orn i
vegetation. It goes right to the root ,
exhilarating, stimulating and ilie‘”
duclng properties cause the hair i;
grow abundantly long, strong and
beautiiul. "
Besides beautifying tholiair, one an ton's ,lDunderine .from any drug Alto
Friday evening:
)2, Dert. of Conn” G. A. it.
Norwulk. Conn, Nov. 29th. 1912.
Circular No. 3.
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plicntion ovaanderine dissolves every or toilctlcounier and try it agilit-
particle of Dandruff; cleanses. purities ed.
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Post, No. 12, C. A. it, for the annual Ibis trip to the Nations! Eur-ammo
meeting and election to be held on .at'l.os Angeies and the Hawaiian .
Janus, will be present and reistcbia
He attended, while-in
|I-lcnolulu, a meeting of the only AK
A. R. Post in the islands. ills lull:
will no doubt be interesting. Do uDLj,
‘ Comradet—The annual election of: Ta“ to be present and “9‘" him. '
officers will occur on Friday evening.
December 6th, at 7:30 o'clock, when ' Place ‘9" January 3, 1913. ‘ .
it is earnestly desired that
The following is a copy of one of member will be in attendance
Our'surgeon, Comrade George I.
to the members of Buckingham Buxton. who has now returned from
I'Icudqnurtcrs Buckingham Post, Xo.le-‘Pe““““-'°g-
every
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EVERY RESULT CLAIMED. YOUR MOJNEY WILL BE REFUND-
ED. EACH AND EVERY STROPPER IIS SOLD UNDER A POS-
ITIVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION. '
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