undress Comfortables
Full Ilse ‘Biou Vets in oral?
‘ and iwhite, train (is to $5.00
a. pair.
.Comfortobleu We to 33.50.
A complete assortment lot
Gents’, Ladies’ and (‘hild-
lion’s Sweaters from 259 to
$4.98.
2.. _.
:3 E. 1:. Banks
Mlhuokcmo Hotel liook
Iouth Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Local
rains late tonight or on Tuesday;
-. 1 warmer tonight; moderate southerly
winds. Weather conditions: A dis-
tunbanoe, Central this morning over‘
Lake Superior. is causing cloudy and
unsettled weather generally in
other sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. An area of high pressure,
central over Montana, is causing low
temperatures in the northwest.
_____..
, WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 31; high, 44.
Fair.
ELECTION RETURNS.
The Sentinel will receive election
returns from New York and other
{places throughout the country tomor—
row night. the returns coming in over
the vAsmciated. Knees wire, and :being
as full and complete as it is possible
to have them. The returns will be
hulletined pnomptly as received. .
Miss Josephine Poll. of New Haven.
is visiting Miss Edna Howard. of Elm
street.
Nelson W. Benedict was in Wedding
yesterday ,and spent the day with
friends.
. Mr, and Mrs. John Kane, of Dan-
hury. are visiting relatives in Putnam
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs F. lIrving Smith, oi“
Golden l-llll street, spent Saturday ill
New York city on business.
Miss Nellie Gaynor and Edward Bor-
Irnm motored to Dunhury yesterday,
where they spent the day.
Cf William Gray, Jr.. of Prospect
nvenue, spent Sdturdoy and Sunday
with friends in New York city.
Rnh’aole Areno is minus a pair of
shoes today. Someone broke the win
dow of his store and took thorn.
Mrs, Salllllhl W. Hoyt and Mrs. Sum-
nel W. l-loyl, .ir., oi South Norwnlil,
hurl: returned home from Norwich.
Theodore Tnppln, of New York,
uponl Sundny with Mrs. Annn Ollll'
stend lllld Ii'ulnily, oi illmlwooll uvonuo,
Wiillnln Carroll l‘lilii resigned his
position with Money and lionlldict to
lake on with tho Vnndorlloil' nlruw l‘uc‘
tory.
The, Sixth Company drills will ulnrt
tomorrow night and will he continued
lllroulglloui lilo rolnuluder of the win-
Ier.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘(llmrion it. Putty. mur-
rioli Sillurdnv, ultundnd
hourts" in New York suturduy ovon-
Inn.
Willlnm ‘llnhimil will open his pool
room illin evening alter its period of
renovation and tho Inulullnllon of new
tables.
Our Brothers' lodge, No, 10, l. 0.
0. Ft. will work the initloiory degree
on two orhmorc candidates at the
shooting tonight.
Bromo Seltzer
(TH‘IO WEEK.)
:luoo Nile I-Aliitntnsluauto‘dIbb 60°
8 now on display ut‘our stores. 1
WM. r. BEERS ..
a.“
Rustc‘raft Xmas Cards
'I‘vm entirely new lines to Norw’aik
Book and Stationery store.
South Norwalk. Norvvalk
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW‘
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Free!
Free Pattern with each
Fashion Book bought HERE.
NEW FASHION BOOK JUST OUT.
All Coupons Redeemable at i’nttern
Agent.
DONNELLY’SW
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN 8TREET,
Pictorial
For Emu-date Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
- ‘ . Embaimer.
:Offloe Ind Ropidenoo
Telephone 904.
843m Main 8!. so. Non-walk.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
_at....
George W.Wardwell
52 South Main Street
.; Furniture, ' Draperies Carrels 8‘
Bedding and House“
Furnishings .,
c
for the Dining ROOm, Living Room, Bed Room. Library,
Parlor, Hall, Don and Kitchen.
Furniture that will serve the needs of the most ‘particuv-
lar customers, who are Exec-ting in their demands for style,
quality and Michel High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
Thamer
OGULISTB AND OPTICIANS.
Do Not Trifle
with Uncertainties
Let be cxumlne your eyes and
llnd out what is needed
Our ll yo liopnrlnleni is ill chit: go
of it Physician who is u Skilled
Eye Specialist.
87 Atlantic Square. Mumford. Conn.
Est. 15 yrs. Open Bat. Evnm.
h.
m m... Mn...“ . n"... m... _.........~........W_.......~
Breakfast 256. Dinner 350.
Supper 25c.
.. .. mum—u...“ .
Tuesday Dinner
=(lelory Soup
Ronni I‘lcoi‘
itouni Velll
illoei' Slow
”Sweet 1
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Ilolied I'oiuiocu
llnliurml ‘lllmnu
ilrcud l"ll(lllllll4
l’io
Milk
Sandwich—«~50. Ham, Manhat
tan, *l’rlblcy. ling, Frankfurter;
10c, Ham and Egg. Roast Beef,
Chicken; 206, Club.
ManSion House
(3. HASSAN. Prop.
sol/2.94 Wash. 8t, 80. Norwalk.
'i‘oo. l‘oll‘co
. u...— N .
The first or the attorney night
dances in lioodner's Hall was a. suc-
cess lost nook. A large number at
tended.
Sentinel Wants are it quick action
license,...............m. .... 300 end Inexpensive means or communt
“bunninuununnun ....1M'.cutloll Th” am ‘ MW "8’ 0‘
loamtou-rIasnarssou-oui'sla ‘0 QITWHIC ‘ 0103“” to the on” Who
,Olrlll in most interested
The A21. COLLINS COMPANY
IOUTH NONWALK. Ill! ALARM
III'm Honouring to II.
"Worn. Telephone tor lire sienna
‘ fig? north mun no.
Co at ”Rector“. rive
6~Hoy us ”on "r y’ p to
IwNorwulk 121mlr
Imldusi o .(filflord ma Olly Hotels
ill—«Went 8t", Franklin Sahel)
lawaonoord so. Concord on‘d Lionel»
lI~§lorth 81min “atrium n Btu.
view av...
ie-n orws litu Iron who.
out In... Cedar
Iv. -
ilk-High school West A...
31—— -West at. an "ssyior Ave
Iii—«Elly Low eat.
an
xin ton A a. d Austin It.
27—843.: and Elva on have an.
RANDALL BLOCK
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Rebuilt, painted, decorated. all modern improvements.
Splendid lists, 5 and 7 rooms. Rent, $13 and $15 your mouth.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
A...
,sa WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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by the Hour, Day or Month
Our Chnuiteurs are skilled and careful men.
, See: the 1914- Mayor Gm:
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE RIVER STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
.. ‘.
PRIDINTID luv m-
EVENING SENTINEL
MEXPLAINEDB
See the Great Canal in Plciui'gw and Prose
Read now You may it... n Almost Free
(‘nt out the ubovo coupon and meat It It this old i I
“anon n'mouut Ilmln not mind-Ito Ila slylo “looted hymn]? gin“: (alto
«me o Illo rout of parking, Mun-ml from the futon, (‘llrf‘k‘lll' clerk
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lidfinnl'filodilg'" nocoulu‘y EXPENBE ““3?” one receive your vholca‘ or
$88$$W++$+8WHW
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FOR“ SALE
Auto Trucks .2 .. ,. . .
from Ill-ton to ficton
On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
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Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
Electrical
bulimic!
Motor Kaolin.
sincrmc rlx'ruhss
or war
As an inducement to have your hmulo wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cent the ELECTRIC FIX'l‘ilillilB. This means u
saving of 50 nor cent. of what other Iirms charge you. Let us {no
thor explain by. talking the proposition over with you. -
run wnrrn" ELECTRIC co.
(Watered
ELIOTRIOAL cosine-rolls.
84 WATER 51'.~ PNONE 842-8. . SOUTH NORWALK
”WI-iv“,
Bil—x M) oufi
atria Worn. Btu" It.
34"?!
“firing and lo.
avldlnn dufid‘w Rift. WI“.
Mo—xbcckw
I—Fslrneld Ave. and Ciel!” It.
IB—‘l‘oyior Ave. and Boo htfl
43~Woodward Am. and Meadow It.
IB—«Eurrltt and Quintet-d Avon. and Walt.
Iii Woodward and Lowndo- Aves.
6 Holden Hill St. and Elmwood NA".
b2—-Washlngton 3t. Brill;
lib-Freight yard dnd Ann‘o be. privuto
tI—«Norwslk Lock 00.. Dr Iva to.
Reed street.
(88M Denotes non~Interterlng boxes.
) Muster box. I'rom which the nun
her or any box can be sounded
One stroke at 13 noon end I D In
standard time,
One stroke at odd tlm'ol. testing o
‘Ilne open. 1-
Two strokes utter an alarm, lire out. to
calls department. 1-1
Three slow strokes water to ho Ihn
0A -. ~—
~0p5 m. ouch Warm-day. n no:
luxulied for test.
alarm: for In diatriwwo re
solved by telephone.
Four long blasts of the Whistle at
8: 30 a. m. and 12: 30 p.111. indicate
no school for the following session.‘
l~1-l~—l
2‘87 NORWALK HR! ALARM BOX!“
Fire headquarters. M Van Zuni Straw
Telephone 170
IwFItch School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled to:
I
i
A telephone message to Electric Butler 5
(705) bemoan the hours of I p. 1):. anti
l
(iv—Marvin School (private
212——Enst Washington and on Btu.
Ell—«Von Znndt St. and Osborn Ave.
-.lB—~hinsi Ave and Rowan St
217—-Wlnlleld St.
223-Fort and Charles Sta.
221~Eust Ave Ind Fitch 8!.
226—81. John St. and Edllo Ava.
332~Seaviow Ave. and First St
Rails-Boulevard and Second SI.
Silk—Cove Ave. and Fifth St:
Milo—Boulevard and Blackstone 8t
341-Keyller St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Told
u2-Koysor St and Duck Pond rd. (Tot,
Bib-Shore Haven (Tel. )
ll 9.. m.. vlng location of tire, on slum
will be 3 van 0. nearest box.
lire on remisos where located.
Seoon alarms are only to be given by
(Tom
the chief or acting chief upon his arrive:
at the are.
850cm Signal:
l~0ne blast it odd times. testing or um
open.
I~One billet It I . m.. standard time.
I-l~—Two blasts, re out
ll- ll—nTwenly two. at a a. m. on marl
Ins session or public school
11 11~Twenty two. at 12 80 p. 111.. no I!
eon session or public school.
lill‘ll‘i'll Jren blasts quickly nil- tho
onlirt department
NORWALK FIRI' ALARM.
iii—momm- or Mum and Wall Street:
Zlmlleiden Axenue and Union Place.
22~Sprinx Hill and Kellogg Street.
24——Uni on Pork.
25~—Wost Marine and Berkeley Street.
ill—~Frankiln Avenue and Lynne Place.
ill—Gus house (Private box)
32-—— est Avenue and Merwln Street.
33-— nrhor Avenue and Orchard Street
Bil—Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue
lid—West Avenue. near the armory.
lili-8tovons Street and Rim Crest.
-—Cross Street and Wilton avenue
I2~Main street and North Avenue.
Iii-Franco Sheet.
fit—Muln and Catherine Bil-coil.
v Canaan Road and Fair Street
ill—Chestnut Street. near summer or.
“~41qu Street and Union Avenue.
lib-On The Green.
63~East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
BI—Eut Avenue and mskam Lune.
MAILS
Nor-walk Postofilce
m
Moll: Downtime
In. «East.
m.~—-Dnnhury divinl on.
m—Woflt and South Norwuk.
rim—Ens! Well and Bo Norwull.
.0 in. m—New lork Ind Welt.
:5 nm urn—«Ens! and So ill Nervous.
m.~—~Dnnbury am on.
m..——tPoIntalweot of atomic“. hi
.mv-West and South Nornlk.
.m.~—$‘?lill1non station. Donbury m
p. m.-E.'nsi Wes! Ind 80. Nerve“.
:00 n. my East. West and lilo Nor-well
anon-ya and Holldcyo.
Loci mull closes at ll: :0 o. on
Sunday collection or ii: so p. m.
Mulls Rocolvou.
7:00 ll. m.-—All directions. .
7:00 aim m.—-—Cnnnon Station.
a. mmllllull, west or Brlduport.
n. m. Wild”: and Dnnhury.
ll. m.u-8ouih Nor
00 n. ruminant. West and Bo. Hanna
0 p. nl.-~l3alnbury dlvm on.
2: p m.-— or West and do. Nomll.
I. p. m.— not
:33" rum-lilo»! and south No
1
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P- '9 .."~w..nu.
“ c “p ..93_
£2 . ‘ :
gv p: .;?;?
molt.
mmNow rWillow. Brooklyn null lent!
8le p. m.- dilut'Wegi ‘l'lnd 30. Nowell.
001. mum“! Wool and 30. Non:
Curl-low win ow open from!
all
until ll
li. a. UMMH. I'mlmutn.
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‘ South Norwalk Postefflce
MAM Annm rang
finut'grn' :l’oln‘u mg,“ 'I: III. 0 I. I
Wfigtodll‘flm pun. f8“ §Esof loan at. u.-
nansl’o rgiml; Ill. 5’: an a. 85.. 1': no. v.15 p...
plum-I memo. 0.00, 10:00 n. 111.; 1:00 lm
Cull) pun
MAIL IOLOII MO
(Mimi Point-mil: 09, (iirlagevori only
It in. 10:09 n. um 1:00. old on M on:
.plil um I. at: “rill
m
Orlnbur L8. oil. 0:3 ll n. pin. 1:00. II: In“ on
Nor m “3““ so. v:oo..n:iio'n.1lu
in“; top
M ”to; nail {mallow «lush 5:30 p. in um
I]. 3). onowu. Postman:
HOWAYTON Flfll ALAN” DIITIIOTI
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“Two “who! of Ill“! in". milk 101.. I"
loll
Iii-w iguana A“. to N. 2.. II. B. A I
lllwlll mun: and mum .
llul’lnefigl l. and I o
no
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sign.
”at”!
tile—South Main St, between Grove Int
Mo ado III I
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Men s and omens Wont]
of Character and Oil“ aliiy
The convenient credithllRllinve ox»
lend on men's and wolinén’s wear ls;
' purely a matter of business and for
the express {purpose ol‘ encouraging
, more business. There is no question
of mice ooncorned Ill it. Our reputa-
tion rel good values and l‘nir prices
is convincing.‘ ‘ ' > "
We oi‘er the best values that. money
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Box (ll—Corner Putnam avenue and
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v. \I\;.\‘\‘ ‘
at {in
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onn buy, from manufacturers whose 8.!
‘gurmouts supply first rule atoms ov» A!
I} cri'whcro. We. are careful merchants; H
2 . . have to be lureiul ol‘ the qualiiies we I;
H ,u - sell. We sell for cosh or credit. “"
IN ‘ - . .'
93. i . .~ - , ll .
I) l Mons and $10lo$35 i
9,; ll Women’s Suits . ..
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Men’s and Women‘s-Goals
87.98 to 880
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Finest
Creamery
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BEST PEANUT BUTTER
90 Washington St.
Rutter lb 350
SELECTED EGGS. GUARANTEED
FULL CREAM CHEESE
ANDREW DAVEY
SouthNorwalk
..-....- ...... n».
32c DOZ.
20c LB.
12¢ Ls.
...... .o..
Phone 418
NEW VllflK ELEGTIBI
3
NEW YORK, Nov. .———.‘-lew York
ed upon its lasi day today. Closing
speeches of candidates will «be made
this afternoon and tonight and tonior
row voters will decide whether Ed.
ward 'E. McCall, regular Democratic
candidate, or John Purl‘oy Mitchell, the
Fusion nominee. shall be mayor. Wil-
linm Sulzer, deposed governor seeking
election to the Assembly from the
ISixth district on the Progressive tick~
et, caused to be published today let-
tors and telc'ranls purporting toshow
Murphy the Tammany lender, to stop
would endorse McCall‘s candidacy for
mayor and stop the inquiries looking
to the exposure of nileged ’l‘nmlnuny
corruption. The letters and messages
in question have the purported signa-
ture of Fred. Feigl, one of McCall's
campaign lnnnagers.
There was renewed tnlk today that
.Sulzer‘s enemies would seek his in-
dictment in Albllny county for subor-
nntion of perjury in connection with
his testimony before the high court or
llllpellclllllenl. Sulzer will moire his
final campaign speech on the cost side
,lonlght. notwithstanding that he has
said that he has been throuienod‘wilh
assassination if he does. He has, how-
ever, nppeulod to the police and the
district attorney’s olllce to ”enforce
the low and nluintuln order" In the
district.
John A. lionnesoy. Into groit lnvesll.
gator for Suizor and slur Fusion mun»
puignur in the prononi light. will do-
Iivor his Ilnlli broadside against Tom-
nllllly Iiuli tonight. This afternoon-
sumo lilo .lohn Duohirouiiuution, inln~
ed on charges against 'i‘snlmluly‘ poll-
tictlnns and others nuldu by Iionnunny
during lilo cllmpuign. it won thought
that hhlueno Wood. known on n lobby~
lot and politician. would ho the liver
witness.
’i‘lhlllN'i‘ON, N. .l.. Nov. llw'l‘lio duy
before election in New turkey found
ovoryihlrllr quiet except for nonlo plum
you of liliilb roginiruiioo ill the infirm
oltirn such on Jersey City and Nowllrk.
.Iomon l‘ Fielder. the Democratic onn
didnto for governor, nod Edwin C.
Stokes, lilo ltopubllrnn nominee, mode
a tour todny oi‘. Southern New Jersey.
and Everett Colby, tho l"rourossivo
candidate. mods speeches in ldlizuhoih
and other parts or Union County.
One of. the matters Io be voted upon
tomorrow istho adoption or rejection
of the Chancellorhhoriti Jury commie
also low passed by the legislature lust
spring after II. had been accepted by
President Wilson on a compromise for
suggested ‘meurureu. strange to it
may soon, it has received practically
no attention either at the hands or
til! pensioners of the state or the
coronal“ speakers. It is almost our»
loin iidlt tug nits on the adoption of
th ‘ also will to very light.
now runs null
city’s bitter mayornlty campaign enier- ‘
that McCall altered to get Charles F. .
the impeachment trial, provided Sulzer ,
District Attorney Whitman was to l'o-l
,UNITED STATES READY
Hill WAR
(Continued from first page.)
Col. Thompson pointed out-that his
\‘vnl plan" is based upon conditions
as they nould actually exist in the
event of hostilities. The line of the
regular army would he increasedfio its
lnluliulum enlisted strength as provid-
ed for by law; the entire organized
nliiitln ol' the country would be mus:
Iered into the service of the United
States at full war strength; and the
rcnnlinder would be ruined by the en-
listment of volunteers. The “war
plan“ as now completed, provides that
this form shall be armed and equipp
ed at concentration camps before the
different units are sent to the scenes
of operation.
i For coordination, tables and maps
have been prepared, giving for the
mobile army and the organized militia
for such mm of the service their pres—
ent strength and the number of troops
required to bring each arm to war
strength as. well no the number and
kind of vd‘lunteers to he rallied to
=complete u half million oi‘ troops, The
various increases needed in ench
brunch or the service are Shown on a
mop which is divided into lire ordi-
nnnce supply sections corresponding
us follows: Sections Nos. 1 and 2.
Eastern Department of the Army; Sec-
tion No, 3, Southern Department; Sec-
tion I, Control ilepnrtnlent; Section
5 Western llepnrtnleni. 'i‘he‘numher
of nets of equipment of the different.
lillllls required elm thus be very close-
ly approximated. ’l‘he oxuct number
of urine nnd equipment of every kind
to on hold on hnnll lit the supply nr«
Bonnie throughout the country is do
tormlned.
The liepllrtulont’nlno lino worked a.
system ol’ division fluid supply depots.
l‘:lli‘ll (Input llllil lilo noelulnnry person-
nl'l, tools, ordnlmco uterus and sup«
illll‘il usllluuicd uuiiioiont for innin-
Inininl: l’or nix months it complete di-
vision or infantry or l-nvnlry or
nuxilluly urmy troops. Those allusion
depots uro no llrl'unuod lhut nevcrnI
um ho rundiiy combined Into n: licld
llrlny depot.
The system includes telegrams, Iot-
i.orl_l nnd vuriouu orders, which would
need only to be dated nod algorithm
the silica oi the l idol oi Ordnance In .
order to not the machinery or coolly
mnhi. in operutloh. 'l'lip general mail
of the Army demo}: the new "war
plun" us nppllod io.,ordnunco so vuh
noble in the eglpodillouu plotting of
”properly equipped troops in the fluid
to short notice. lilut it has directed
other deportmsfils, such on engineers, .
quortnrmnslsr corps, medical doparb
merit and signal euros to prepare elm» '
liur systems.
quw
The woman was cello» upon donu- '
ncl Wont Advertisements to mum ‘
the household help he! I llttlo ill"
for other thin“
' WW “
Household liaison watch Ethanol
Wat have. ,Ior‘ m to and ‘
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