1 Blankets 11001111011111... ..2
E. K. , Banks
111.00 size
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Full size Blankets in gritty j j:
and white, train 701: to $5.90 .
a pair. ’ 1 '
Oomtombios 911.. to $3.50. II
A complete assortment of -
'Gonts', Ln’dios‘ and Child- ,
'33" 15111111 Sweats” from 251: to .
‘1' 1498.
n‘amkdmomom Monk 1
south pom-u:
' ', South Norwalk.
Rustcratt Xmas Cards .1
Book and Stationery store.
WE LEAP—OTHERS FOLLOW
WEATHER FORECAST.
(For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight. 'Fair tonight; warm-
er except on coast; Saturday settled
and warmer; moderate to brisk southI
and southwest winds. Weather condi
tions: The western disturbance has
moved slowly eastward during the last
24 home and new forms a well defined
storm area central over the Upper Mis-
sissisppi Valley. It is causing cloudy
and unsettled weather with rain or
snow in the northern districts from
Montana eastward to Michigan. The
storm will probably pass out the St.
Lawrence Valley on Saturday. The
temperature continues mild east of the
Mississippi river.
WEATHER A valid ‘Aoo TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 58; l1igh._,6-i.
Rain.
c.1111 ,iti 1111.10.11 Eros.
Allen Bette, of Norwalk, was a vis-
itor in Stamford last evening.
liarry M. Camp,IIi’IoIr1nerly assistant
postmaster of Norwalk, and now suc-
retary of the Bepublican National Com-
,mittee in Washington, was in town to‘
day.
-—Latest soft hats, O'Brien's.
The smoker which was held in the
Nutmeg Club rooms, last Tuesday eve-
ning. was so successful that arrange-
ments are being made to hold another
next month.
At the communication of St. John‘s;
Lodge, No. 6, A. F‘. and A.M.,i1cldlaqt
evening, one candidate received the
Master Mason degree. There has a
good attendance.
Household utensils at A. F. (inhe-
he's.
James T. Keene, city clerk of the
old (‘ity of Norwallt, will rollnonlenI
his position on the ditconth of thiaI
ns-'
month. when Joseph Linxwoilor
audios the duties for the new city.
-v
A young man, crazy drunk, was or.
rooted at noon today by Sergéant
Thomas .liunt. lilo was running up
Wall street, waving a sweater and
touring his shirt, when iii-mount 'linnt
uorralcd him.
A man whose 111111111 was not learned
iuiind this morning at the corner of
Wall and Muinvntroots. llo was lulu-.11
to tho police station and prior 11 short
rest want his way. lie said he come
from limvayton, (illicor Murray 1111a
hinted him.
An attachment” was recorded today
in tho town olork 11 olilco. 'i‘ha piuln~
tilt in tho liiinunonn it Company, loo.
of Newark, 1N. .i., and tho dorondanu
slate
l’uuunnio 811311111. The papers
that tho plaintiff ionnod 1311111111 310.40
and ask for W) damages. Land to
the value oi 1575 has noon attached. ile-
iurnabie, third Monday of November.
limiter, nhzul, ornngos, lemons,
choose, 61.0., at reduced prices at, the
Want india Tea Co.
«A. L...“ swam» ML ......M...~...4...wa.»~
Bromo Seltzer
(THIS WEEK.)
. one
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; Balboa-HMO” Corporation
in momma «near
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150:
‘ Two entirely new lines to Norwalh ,
22 now on display at our stores ‘ ‘
WM. P. BEERS
WMESTMMSETWWWTTTTT
O. B Jackson
Norwaik
11-2-1100 and HIGHLAND
, All Sizes. _ ,,
1 . 1:11.110 :Ti? will Moron a“
Delivered in year collar. ,.
Opticlojin
‘ THE COACH LIKE FINISH.
parts are made in the M01 or facial
ever before.
4MQOSCAR H.
’New Post Cards
of the ‘
City Hall
Fire .House, Library, Royal Jamea 11111
and Ciuett, Peabody (To.
6 FOR 51:.
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK‘ STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
LL
!0r, Unto-date Sprvlco !II|
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embllmor.
Office.and Relldence
Telephone 904. ‘
84 so.~Maln at. 811. Norwalk.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
....at.....
George W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
Breakfast 251:.
Supper 2511.
Dinner 35c.
I
Saturday Dinner
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881/2414 Wash BL, 80. Norwnlk.
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Sandwich-«51:. Ham. Mianhat
tun, Trihicy. L'iid. Frankfurter;
100, Ham and Egg, Roast Beef,
Chicken; 3100. Club.
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'11.. New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chirmn'acttc in the nonunion oi’ the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting tho name. Disease is cuue
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched norvon 11ml pain in
John “to in the dilinront organs and
illmbfl.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain, health is restored
-li1rough harmonizing the nerve are
items in your body. tremolo trouble»
given special attention; also cum»
{lure of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor 11 chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given 11130.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M Washington sumo. Nmik, Conn.
Graduate 1mm rumor illotiooi, tho
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these booltIl: y EXPENSE
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free .
1. Sieve more distinctivcrjeatnres than any other om made
The Meyer ‘1‘ head, three point suspension
Spring Suspension, The Moyer Stee1lng Gear
Catalogues or Demonstrations on Request.
elitism-11:1: air “13'
EVENING SENTINEL
WIRED
See the Great Canal in PictureW and Prose
Read How You May Have III! Almost Free
non supra-m
so amount hmin not opposite in it in” detected
mm or the rout of puking. express! (ro’m the lucid
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68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
motors. the Mayer
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BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
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fillzm the u-
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Items)... and receive your 1: mice “A
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Auto Trucks . . . .
Also Autos for
thor explain by talking the propos
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On Easy Payments
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
5..."... ELEC'raIc FIXTUBES 213...}...I'
Biiiili'pow... AT COST mafial’i'llili
- As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES
saving of 50 per cent. of what other in 111s charge you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
, (Registered)
ELECTRICAL convnncroae.
SALE
. from 1.151.105.1011
Sale and Hire .
This means 11
Let us fur-
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What‘s the use of keeping poultry
unless you got eggs?
You are keeping poultry ibr prollt,
and'iho older neuron of profit in eggs.
it you don‘t get them you are losing
money.
Conkey'n Laying Tonic willghivo you
FolloijScicnce 3
Thamer
OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANB.
WHY NOT, SEE A8 OTHERS
SEE?
You run do this with 11 pair of
our glasses, it you have any violonr
ioi‘i.
iml our Offllllii‘i’i‘, who in u
SKILLED EYE. BPEGIALlST, mo
mind your dyes and prescribe the.
.orroot glasses.
ii? Mlontlo aqum.’ Standard. Conn.
Eat. in yro. Open Bat. Evans.
ALFRED noosstt WALLACE ‘
DEAD.
lflNDON, NOV, Tim-Alfred Russell
Wallace. 11 leading ‘iirltinh scientist,
died today. lie was in his ninetyd‘irst
your. and had, published many works
or world-wide reputetloa on the theory
or natural selection, the geographical
distribution of animals, and other
branches of antenna. 1111 was an au-
thority on the land question and was
a strong advocate of land nationalisa-
tion. He travaled in every part of
the world in pursuit of his studies.
WWW
Mumuoroiooomwm‘
injunction which
‘secured to prevent the selectmen from ,
, tram and ilysit‘s, .1
FRANK LA BATE EADLY lNJUREDI
‘ W A RUNAWAY_
Horse Studded Attaino‘t Big Tree in
FairfloId—mfirofn othows and i
, Pcnoonail
manhunt), Nov. 14111111111 from a,
wagon drectly beneath the tlying lioois i
of a runaway horse that had crashed‘
into a tree. Fruuki Laliatc who con-
ducts th'e 11.11.11.311 hotel, and John
Gaines, and employs, sustained painful
injurlen yesterday from which they
are slowly recovering. today. Fright-
ened at a passing automobile the horse
got ‘bevond control oi‘ the two men'
and furnished a tlirlllhu,r and sensu
tionul dash for more than a mile.
Finding that they could not check
the speed of the horse, which 11ers
rowiy escaped colliding‘ with several
other vehicles the men pulled the
home into a tree on the Mill Plain .
road near the home of Henry Stur-
ges. Iliotii men were kicked by the
horse before they were able to extradite
themselvg'as from the wreckage 0f the
demolished wagon. La‘BEto received a
fracture ot the left ankle andIboth he
and (.iulnes were badly cut and bruiSv
ed about the head and body Dr Chm-
les 12.111119 of Southport remmedl
both men to theh homes.
COURT DENIES TOWN’S MOTION»
IN ROAD ACTION. l
Asked fOr Have Injunction Discoived-—-
Suit Stirs Up Much Controversy
Between Lawyers,
Judge (lager handed down :1 decis-
ion yesterday denying the motion of
the town or Stratl‘ord to dissolve the
Mrs, llolsy Boothe
opening up 11 read through the Boothei
property.
This has been a hard fought suit
involving the onimont counsel 011 both
sides in much heated argument and
lnvcctlve, States Attorney Judson ap-
pearing for the town and Judge De
Forest i'ox \irs.llootl1e.
The injunttion was set urod lust JuneI
after the selectmen tried to open up.
the road It “as claimed by the belt I
tloners that they had the right under
the statue, being aggrieved, to have a
your in which to have the grievances
reviewed.
Counsel for the town claimed that
this right had been forfeited becausei
of an alleged agreement in anotheri
case 'lhis was denied.
Judge (lager heard the mutton to
dissolve the injunction alter Judge
Gardner Green had granted it.
in his decision Judge lager says
that the parties ureentitled lly law to
twelve months for consideration. He!
sees no reason for tiepriving them oil
that privilege and he says the in-
period provided by the statutes.
MANY HUNTERS SUCCESSMUL.
Success followed the hunters who
ventured forth yesterday with their
trusty guns and unerring eyes. Messrs.
Harold B. Rundle, Henry Gehrman, C.
H. Diiworth and Mr. Lowe, of Wilton,
Ireturned from Stratford with forty-
eight brondbill ducks. H. T. Prowitt‘
and Frank Van Buren shot six wood-'
cock and a partridge. Thirteen wood-
coclr. one Hungarian partridge and a
rallied ,gronse were brought back by:
and Charles Godfrey.
Fur coats. muffs and scaris at Tris.
WE’ll Pay You'
33 1.0 0
FOR YOUR
Old Fountain Pen
Any day up to .inn. 1. 1914,
Provided You iluy it Ui‘flilliiir
“Ink uTite”
Fountain Pen Hero.
“Only one i‘cn taken in me
i‘hlliliw for crush new poo pur-
chased.)
The new perfected “ink~'i’ito"
lo the only soil-filling, non~ioek~
ltig pan over offered.
Every Crooner "ink-Tito" Pan
lo guaranteed to be a {or im-
tcr pen than you have ever
, known.
Coieburn 81 Lauder ,
1111 WAoHtNuTON arena-r
acorn NDHWALK
a: ins-11.1. or, .
spawn. or.
Ghana'sisioow
tho nitration.
Note the Complete Line of Delicatessen at:
Andrew Davey s
90 Washington Street, South Norwalk
(Telephone 410) I
",1
PEACHES, sliced or in halves, cannot
be duplicated elsewhere . . . 156
PRUNES, lb. SC | Evaporated Peaches lblZc
‘ ‘ Evaporated Apricots, lb 201‘:
Potatoes, V2 bu. 50c IOaions, 2le 7c
Sweet Potatoes peck 250
Currants, new, clean, pkg. 12c Atlas Outs,lu.1ne piggy, ..... 10c
Raisins. seeded, ”I”; ------ 10° Atlas(Ynts11p,Ilnigebot ....... 10¢
li.l'.', 1, i.‘ r .
q sins sredless, "k!" " 12° Atlas Jams, iar ......... 15c
Dates. “Columbus,“ pkg. 5c \ ”B
* 1‘- 8 it y ‘ 2 ;
Dates, “Arab,“ pkg. IIIIII We 11 ragis,i'111;1 oln . 25c and 20c
Dates, pitted, pkg. IIIIIIIIIII 12¢ Atlas linked llezms, large can 120
pmneSI pitted. pkg. IIIIIIIIII 10c' Atlas Lima Beans, can ...... 15c
Mince Moat, pkg. ............ 10¢ Atlas String Deans, can 12c
Plum Pudding, R. and ii. ...... My“ (‘orn can I 121:
43c and 231: ''''
Atl‘ ' ( h .
Nuts, fancy mixed, lb. ........ 15c r” ”m ”M” h"? """ 10°
lloll‘s Poultry Seasoning, can 109 AH“ C990” Si'h' hm" """ 10°
Sardines. Mary Eliaheth, can 10c All“ "'000“. 1-3 lb. can; ...... 180‘
Alias Spices, in 1-4 lb. tins, ea. 10c Atlas Lemon and Vanilla Ex—
l’otted Meats, can ........... 10¢ tract ...................... 2511:
Atlas Brand Salmon, 1 lb. flat H.“ (‘ “a.l
can ........................ 25c A L“ or '31. ML" """"" 101:
Premium Sliced Ponchos, Can 120 Atlas liorax, large pkg. 20c
Pineapple IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Rice, clean and whole, lb, 109
large can 151:, flat can 10:; Matches, Blue Tip, :i for 100
OllieI Oil 50 ..... .d .4 ----------- Davvy's Shut-o, hot. ...... 18c
ange c, me . 5c small 25c .. a 1 .
Olives, (plain or stuffed: bot. .. ~' AWE btuuh, I; m hm """ 18C
256. 156. 10c Maple Syrup, hot, ........... 25c
Domino Syrup. can .. 25c and 15c Atlas Succolush, (.111 ......... 12c
Mushroom, lst choice, can .. 25c Atlas Spinach, 1-1111 .......... 150
French Peas. con ----------- 15° l’mvey‘s iiorax Soup, 7 for ; 251:
Millch or Hartley's Marmalade, Atlas Tomatoes, can IIIIIIIII 12°
crock ................... 15c
Peanut. Butter .. 25C. 15c and 10c Atlas. Tapioca, pkg. 106
Honey .. in jars 150, tumblers 10¢ Atlas Buckwheat, pkg. ...... 15C
Walnuts. lb, ................. 18¢ Atlas Hominy ...... 15c and 100
We Serve You Best. _
We give 881B Green Trading Stamps
.junrtion may remain until the stated
William K. Fowler, Robert Van Buren‘
FOR
THIS
Watch
The New Idea Garment Co.
of New York, has leased the middle store and basement, in the
Roodner 8:. Harris Block, on Washington Street, opposite the "
iloyt’s Theatre, and will open, on Saturday, November 13th,
with a gigantic Cloak Select High-Grade Women’s and Children's
Cloaks and Suits.
Ton per cent. or diwomtort in n
furnished mom is too much—tor you
can find one that’s at least 99 per
cent. comfortable 0y answering some
adv.
Good tenants are to he hadwi’or
the advertising.
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City N ationai Bank
TRANSAC‘I'B A GENERAL BANKINt
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
WITH SOUNB
IANKING
Wm..-
uurpiuu and Prom
31 17.01.10.011
You can devote one section to
poetry, another to history, an-l
other to short stories, and so '
on until your entire library is
classified.
A11 new sets of books are purchtiud:I
litw rations can be added to your book-I .
cunt It 11 irw dollnn each.
In many homes the children have a
section or a mnploto Globe Wornkiio
Hamilton: {oi their books Parents ilndihio
flit! 1;;li‘ilflfl the children to helpth "win;
In) 1
Globe-Wcmickc Sectional Book-
mm are made in nylon and lint-how to
harmonize with all barrier trim. solo by, ,
THE” A. J. COLLINS
COMPANY
Capitol
$100,000.01)
Mm.
We Dope-it 150on IS and .5 nor you
.EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Woo.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 111i Vice-Prop.
FREDERiCK H. ROWAN, lid Vino
Pr“.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier
aw
DIRECTOM
11. H. Mathewson J. Woiiaco Mam»
iohn H.11nnpp John H. Light.
Ghrioiinu Ewart: Fred. H. Rowan
Samaria-1111111111111 Lowi: H. Hurihut.
Henry a. Lockwood
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WE Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
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