button in and man this
AYLOR 81 GOLOEN
thll'mon street,
.0th NGMIR. com
All 11111111 or Iii-1111:1106.
Pbbho monograph”.
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FOOTBALL BULLETlNS TOMOR.
ROW1
. “The Sentinel will receive the com-
plete story of the plays made by the
Yale Princeton football teams tomor-
row afternoon, and will also bulletin
' the result of the other big games
throughout the country.
”.....-
Stamped goods at J i Mullette's. See
list in today’ s adv
-
Mis‘sv Mildred, Homer of 'Norwatk,
» was a; guest of ‘Mlsa FrancesVenus in
Ridgefield recently
Frank .lacoby ls ushering in the boil-
day season with an important sale
event.
1115.101“) 111111111, No. 7. Reed
street, is showly recovering from 1111
' ,,attack of typhoid fever.
M
.
«Winter caps, winter caps.
Attorney Nehemiah Candee, of
South Norwalk, was in New York City
‘on business yesterday.
O‘Brien.
,‘1_Japa11,Ri‘cé
. annotated Peatlles.
x W have Good Goods at Low Prices». and a Divmon
Jot Profit by». giving you Premium Trading Etampa ‘
Note the, many bargains this week.
‘1
Gran Sugar 1.13
25 lb. sack
Sc lb:
101: lb.
Seeded Raisins 3 pkgs. 25c
Gran. and Fine Com Meal 4c lb.
Fuicst
Creamery BUTTERm ”2‘“, 340
You can pay more but you can’t get better.
Pure Lard Extra Fancy PureHONEY
14 cents EGGS32cdo 1" wmb- Extra
fine. 21:: large
per lb ,in cartons
square, Strained
Honey 10c tumbler.
Augustus C. Knorr accompanied
Contractor Arthur Waldron to New
York yesterday afternoon by automo
'bllc.
At the C. J. Mintz & Company store
tomorrow. will be the most profitable
day of the year for the customers. Sec
onetime lmadyi.
District Deputy John F. McMahon
and staff of officers from South Nor-
walk installed the newly elected otil-
cors of St. Peter’s Council. Killllllls 0
Columbus. in Stamford, last evening.
(5. W. ll‘alrchlld & Sons invite you to
attend their birthday celebration from
November 15 to November 22 inclu-
sive. Read to days adv. and see what
' they are offering.
Among the passengers sailing on the
eteamehip,‘Prinzesn”lrene, of the North
German Lloyd lino, tomorrow, from
New York for Naples and Genoa \'i1
Gibraltar and Algiers. will be the Rev.
, Thomas .I. Brennan. formerly curate
at St. .loeepr'e Church. ‘
Extra Special Stamp Values This Week
' [(1 Stamps uifh 1 lb. Coffee ............ . ...... use
.15. Stamps with 1 lb Coffee ..... ..... ............... 30c
" ‘25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coficc ....... . ...... . ..... . 35c
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Tca ........... .......... . 35c
40 Stamps with 1 ll). 'li‘cu............... .. ......... 50c
(16 Stamps with 1 lb. lca........... . . . ........ . 60c
25 Stamps with 1 can Prcm. Cocoa ....... 25c
25 Stamps with 1 bottle Furniture Polish ............ 25c
10 8121111113 with 1 pkg. Mince Meat ........ ..... xoc
10 Stamps with 1 can Pumpkin ................. me
lo Stamps with I pkg— Prep. Buckwheat ............. 15c
20 8111111115 with 1 bottle Pure Extracts . ....... . ..... 20c
10 Stamps withi can Sugar Corn ..... 10c
10 Stamps with I pkg. Macaroni 10c
East IndiaTea Co
...-......
mantles and umbrellas.
O'Brien'a.
The board of appropriation and up-
portlonmont, in Stamford. 111111 decid-
ed to recommend the expenditure of
$30,000 for the purchase of land for a
new central lire station, and is favora-
ble to 11111111111111I property which in own-
ed by Mrs. 'llunuah Waterbury. of
Norwnlk.
‘l :im'oln Council. No. 1i, 0. U. A. M.
will hold their regular weekly businens
mention. this owning, in l’rngrcnu l1‘or-
11111 llull. Wuuhlnulon «trout. Thom
will lid 11 rehearsal, of tho duumo toum
, in preparation for 11 111111111 initiation to
. ho hold in tho. 1111111 futnro. All mem-
‘ lllll'ii of H111 11111111 ehould bu on hand at
thin limo.
Moat peoplo locate furnlahcd rooms
throuah ilcnlluel Want Ada. whlol.
contain from time to time lists of
10011111 that. are for rent.
W ... Mt“... ..
EVERY WOMAN wants and 1111111111
there books. At 1111 cxpcuno of many
thousandth of dollars and numly two
yenrn' time we have completed and
ready “for delhery. tin.1 an Volnnn1 In
ternntlonal (looking Library by 47 of
the Worlda Pomona tlhcfawllnilod
States. Canada and Europe .lteolpea
new. Never before publlahcd. Very
complete and easily understood. Each
fliook complete. Do Lune Recipe
lloolta. leral cannula of ‘
THE fiALAl) BOOK ‘. 1
111111 panama mall BOOK
'l‘illil Affirmation TEA 1100’“
run DAIN‘l‘Y SWEET 8490K
'l‘lllll GREAD AND PASTRY BOOK
'I‘lllll gillfildldlt'l‘ HOOK '
ll Gents each, Prepaid
:2 30 Set. Six ’Booltc. Frepnld.
.~ beautifully Embossed Govern. three
and our colors in attractive carton
mi 1111. "lunacy refunded if ngttode
1...... . .... .... ...” emu”... ... ..
111111 rumors 0.1110113
TURNIPS Fancy Maine Yellow 011.er
20¢ 11111 25¢ 1’11" 401‘ 1‘»
CRISCO. ........ . .. . .............. .....‘23c can
STRAINED TOMATOES .. .. ........’5ccan'
SIX POUNDS ROLLED OATS, ............ I. use
EXTRA FANCY LEMONS ........ dozen :7:
LARGE SWEET ORANGES. . .. ....... dozen 25c
, "California Syrup of Figs," because
Eflg 111' rap.
, 11111 1111111311111 11
Mothers can rent easy after glvfp .
a few hours all the 111011111111qu wit
11. 1111111,] playful child again. Children
' ahuply will .not take the time frdlti‘
play tg empty their bowcla.‘ and thug”.
Isiah and stomach diaordured
When crass, feverish, reutleaa,
llclous "fruit initiative"
it, and it cannot cause injury No til
full of cold or a pore throat, 111111 11101113
atornulchuche bad breath. remember,‘
all ages and grownups are printed
(in each l1ottlc.,-:,.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for n 50 cent bottl'éi,
by the “California ”Fig Syrup Cami
puny." We make no smaller 311.9,:
igland back with contempt any other
1
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llEAll lll llllllllltlE SUIT”
(Continued idiom l1‘lr85 Page.)
Suing In Louisiana.
Another complication that may do
vciop in the course of the trial is the
i
t
l
wlle'a action in suing for a divorce
-Itho Louisiana courts while she slit
lShe had been visiting in New Orleai
1 la .
become tightly pookad, liver gate slug” 1": com"
elNorwalk had been Mr:
' ‘ ‘éithiblts. one of them was
ilk 111,10. Mine in different now,"
formdtiou about her alatar'a writ :1
‘ resembling her own 31:1
ban dubationed about
d she was not familiar with hip
tied the 13111111131 in Greenwich
Hallo was ‘B lsabelle Roberta.
Edward M. Eagletcn now dead won
1:
Born in Brooklyn.
Smith' ‘11
Ho nus bum in Brooklyn. N Yo
libero he also resided at tinlou, but
forcnce what ““3 5'0"? little one-«ill e always kept. his voting residence ,2, 1,, signed: “Youl own 10"",0
1" Noxwalk
it was while they were living in .
gentle “liluldeIcleunliill” should Ial Norwalk about 11335111111 Ergletu
Ways be the first treatment givemlbnme to re1 .lllu with them Hits
Full directions f0!" bfll’lt‘g. children ‘9' mothm died and Mr.t 5mith took
him in "1111 charity".
gig board. -
Englclon 1111- -d .
pent
frorn the house because he became
of “California Syrup of Figs," .thqu lblilectlonable. .
look carefully and are that it is made
it wan due to discovmy of certain
lbtt‘era that Mr. Smith ordered ling. 9
lion to leavo. Sevarel cf the iettem
were then identified and offered as
read by
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11.1: :.:::.1‘:1:::::..1‘;" 1' 'Here is a utter
'that’s always best
retains her residence in Connectlmm;
fo1 some time, howe1er.
tight. DoF‘orcst & Klein are counopi;
for the husband. while. States an?
1111;; Stiles Judson appears for t
wife
accompanied, by friends
well preserved woman of about. llf
live, quietly, i attired in exuding:
clothes. She ‘speakil in low well mo
ulatcd loves and even when emphatch
Bitilth Uficc Quite Wealthy.
Mr. Smith is a man about 60 years
old of portly bearing.
in c.11thlng manufacturing and selling.
He is said to have been quite wealthy
at one ti.me
ails» Alger the housekeeper, is a
very handsome woman. She sat
court with downtibst eyes as Mr.
Smith told (income strange doings
which came under his observations.
the pleadings.
called to the stand and a number of
cation. The letters and envelope
used up most of the letters of the alt
phubct in
cation.
I
Tel 371 25 come Letter! Not identified.
1 Washington Street Some of the letters were not ldcn
,_ tilled. », in other instances 11..er
plunalious of the notions of the [lulled
Bucnos Airc- GchI Mr. Edmund a
Most Enthusiastlc Welcome.
l‘llleOS AlRFlS. Nov. l3.—~’l1311thnu-
lnntlc irlt‘ndnltip wan uhowu towardu
the United Sluice at tho. lnumuot giv-
on llt'l‘t‘ bud nicht in honor of Cal.
'l‘lwodoru ltconcvolt and tho dlnthr‘
uuiuhrd \‘lnltor himself with warmly
welcomed. The national hymns of,
flip. United Slates and of lhn.Arucutluo
ltupuhllc were 11111111; and hundroda of
upturn in the galleries throw lloworn
down upon the floor of the banquet
hall in tho uppluuuc wlllrli followed
Col, lloouuvolt'n opoerh.
211. 131111111111. 11 mumbur of tho lluunr
of pollution, in 11 spurrh of Wolcouw.
rol'orrrd to tho vlnilor on “tho defender
oi" the integrity of the Alnnrlcau.” and
after paying him the tribute ol‘ lllllU
lug onllrnly dispelled any feeling of
unnulclon lhnt may have lurked in
larlhr-Amcllcnn countrioa of the
friendly advdnceu of the United States
ho Hold: ,,
”We will be instilled in rolling hint
tho gloat l’uciflnntor.”
lu l1l11 reply (2111. Roosevelt defined
111. Monroe Doctrine. explaining that
it who not an international 11111311111 11
policy of 11111 United atom for all
America. lie Vfild time had changed
since the adoption of that ,policy,I no
that the haunting .Itepublic was now
a mat modern nation. which abetted
no protection, and he added:
‘1'! hope that the example of the
Argentine Bupubilu’wlli i111 anointed
by all the other LatinaAmerlcnn lie».
politics, and that they will all accept
5'? the neuron neutrino as no 1911111111 ,
lighted with those books.
MAL Gfidli'l‘iiu “Within”.
WELCOME TO ROOSEVELT. l
’npprovnl. When he concluded with the
States in Panama and Sonic Don1lu-'
no. and bin audience mobifeated its
eiprennion of n fervent hope that in
dependence and notice should always:
exist throughout the New World. thol
woman in tho galleries throw downl
their rolloyu of flower», while. the up-
plnnno of tho 1111111 on the ‘floor con—
tinued for several minutes.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs. Co
intro Barrera, tho durations of the Elu-
porior Court and tho dunnbern of tho
Diplomatic Oorpa were among tho
xueata at the banquet.
on
m.uwn.....mw. ..
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Mother Stanislaus
‘1 Tells o1 Recovery
Throut 'l‘ronbh-n. lilo1 mullnnml 111111 ha
and 11111011. often 111111 louuly 111nm ho
lungs. if on have not found nay 1m
ruminant rum tln- ltnulnuull you have
rind. lnrrnllyutn the funny 1111111111111 111an
l3?..yll§ll"f'"’v"ld' ‘in 11 map-um I1 our,
1 11111111111111. ll'tlli 111111111 1 1m
non of l'h'ltnumn Alwrnl'lrn. 'l'hlu'll
madlrlno for Throat and Lou 'l‘rnuhaal.
tarornbly known for morn 11nd ilflona
3111111111 load 1le 11111111:-
(lonvuul of Hi Anna. llnnfnrt‘l ll‘lu
We’llPay You
$1.00
won vopn
Any day up to Jun. 1. 1911. '
Provided You buy a Crooner
“lnk-Tite”
Fountain P1111 Hero.
adlr’.ltl”‘lltflkmlll‘ fairy. ""1 "1"
Oaklandht11$1ilotuogllwtlf:r?kll rallll'nldlf. ‘ 'Ollly Ulm Plan l‘l‘én “1 9"
.... ....t '11“: ".511.“ 1.1-. mild: 11111111 101 11111 1"" 9°“ 9“"
abandonmr '1...l'n111.1l:n' 1111““ ‘
n A 111.11 11111111; 111ml of" 11m bullion 1111151 11111. 11.1111 110"“th “lflW'W .
tiaufgt ”intruding” to mmynlg'r'lldlml . II lhl cumulffllllno, ”"11““15 .
mm lire “may“?! 111111111111” $111316: ."W pen wan .Mtorid. U
a m" “1113,13“ or rump;u 111 ”Mix: 1 a Every ccpckorl'luk1'rlto" Pin
if: ”ed no M11111- hf 1"me “nigh Ill," " "mi" if: 3R h. I “P ”W
5: 111212.993“ lteruttvll:ba:mu:an fight: by ltnown.
I'll mi!
1111 Manually». & L d
Imppémg .Cole'burn an or
:11} lutmIiIl ' to wasnlna'rou If‘i'l‘ldl‘ll
fl it,“ “'3 " cough WWALK
DE . why _
Both sides intend to make a strongl
Mrs. Smith was in court and “Wm".
She is l
her voice was not loud. l
He is engaged l
in1
The case opened with the reading of. ,
Then Mrs Smith wall
letters were presented her for ldeutlfli}
marking them for ldentlll': 1
-‘r tuuoceaaful. 1111 each individual
. 1
Old Fountain Pen 1
“ = ' the club.
1 .
l
l
' l
r‘l
. , . at of
"You know it it hard to and the envelop was “damage,“ to
identify oueu writing of twenty live longer” in 105453,, Eng
be paid quietly. Later uhe added the and it wag {up of afleetibnate terms.‘
The; letter went on to say how much
latter the nutter missed "Eddie."
portion to be written by Little she want him with her again.
tins. She knew him. His asmtead Whartwag up,
. f0! “i1‘.idio.‘
Mr. Smith was called to the stand. certain
sour bile and fermenting food gently, H
a said hlu wiles name before 111.11“ light accompaniments
. move f a bowls, and you havoi ,.
u out 0 th may one night especially, after a visit to
."were married on September “.1879 the theater.
lags because letters wote not more
. frequent
from or see her darling. Would he ,the blood, and
“ t fix a date for hip return,
if for no is coated. then give this de- 3 no
1g Children 10IIIl’rlivIoItlngI r11 idencc fur about 30 ”9““ much more of the same acit,rall1cr Those
lie resided with them for nlal lih'cd,"
,ttbout two years and was then
March 29,1338
MAKES 8000,.
from llrcnklyu,
Hillllll lltlll
F. H BAXTER OFFERS TO PAY
1 FUR $AMU5E lF IT l'A'Ls. .
It opened With “lily own true love"
‘My darling. my Eddie." was one.
Saba did
Begin the use of Sumo-so today, and
you ‘wlll soon notice a gain ingood.
She was Wing lilSBilfilliellltlly 1131111. To 111 who are 111111,
Site recalled to "Eddie”'\\'eult and, run down, this remarkable
El'waot moments with moon flesh forming food bromides plump. ‘
There was rosy, prefect health. vigor and vitality. ,
Most people out enough to become
1 fat; the trouble is not lack of food, but
There were also some gentle chld- inch of aselmllallve power.
Samoan minglos with the food that
hear is eaten, so that it in assimilated by
builds 11p pleasing
good healthy flesh.
yo use Samzso fcr a week or
rambling at times, as 11119 says in the ten day ulll. awn notice a gain in
letter, but always Vely affectionate" \\ eight and an improvement in general
do- strength and health .
l'ut good, solid lirlah on your bonus
land you will be strong and well. in
1110 olher way can this he done than
Mr Smith went on to tell of fur- by the We of Samoge 1:, gives plump.
thcr troubleu with lflazloton and then ,ness and DllySltlll are (e to the thin
he introduced Little to the matrhno- .l'md gar-me, and will make you
l 0 i’“ 0" one “WW 0“ ,,bright may and normally fat.
in the .1111.11nur,,0i’ l82'3 when tlel
were stopping on an island off Nor“ everybody had left
walk. Little and his wie were hrI The witness saw the two go into
bathing. lie took the two chi d ’eu'the house. He rowed back to the
and “dis Smiths sister 0111 ii1 [1 11 island and hurriedly entered. What
Unononeci by his; wife tbcy one or he saw led him to order “Little of!
ed new: by.“ ‘l’ila‘ wife t id ,i.‘1l,tie,the island or he would Shoot. The
that they Lou‘d go to the hon e 1115' case is still on.
She was afraid “W" might. guess.
She did an want to
and plumpnoss and
voted Belle. ”
Further Traubles.
in
1
If You have been
buying characterlcss
butter, the “just-ordi-
nary-butter” kind,
order
BUTTER
from your dealer today and treat your pal-
ate to the delicious flavor of a rich, pure-
food product that is recognized everywhere8 '
as The Best. It will cost you no more than
the “just butter’: kind.
,Made under absolutely perfect sanitary
conditions, going to you in a patent, odor.
proof, germ—proof, air-tight package (never
having come in contact with human hands.
from churn to your table) Gold Medal 1s
the most satisfactory and uniformly Best
creamery butter it is possible to buy.
Buy Gold Medal today. And‘when you
order if a week or a month from today, it
will be the some rich. wholesome bullet.
All dealers sell Gold Medal or can get it for 9w.
Insist on Gold Medal.
"Dillon & Douglass.
;
New flown. Hartford, Springfield. Providence, Woman:-
llllTMEB E018 TALLY
ANOTHER BIG TRIUMPH
(Continued from first page.)
i ......
f it. in right that the nll'nlru nhould be
mem-
11111 inborn diligently to thin and. for
weeks before such a function. This
. y rwna no exception to tho rule and
t o cifdrtuof the young man were l111~
‘11 1111111111 moat forcibly upon all who ut-
dndud the dance.
lino noualI npaldclln (unbound, of
11111111111011.1111 on hand to provide tho
music in the moat approved 111er for
it hon been said that no
prince is complete without thin orches-
lrn. 11nd unruly no Nutmeg dance is
Hotplate without it. for it hue become
unfailing rule that tspoldol’s or-
, chestm 11111111 furnish mould for this or-
I’gpnlzntlon 11 affair-11.
l fr’i'ho hall was attractively decorated.
lulu. farms and bouquets of flowers
. {aids employed in the scheme. There
’ Mayoral cosy corner». on in the us
i rule. and these were popular
auzhout the program of the dance.
inn! more 1611911111111 at latermlslaon.
The refreshments this your more
111. dollplour. There were sandwich-
. «1:11. when. ice 111111111111 11111! «1111c.
‘tll daiutlly prepared and mud.
The, newer dances ruptured upon the
a _
another ago from the yearn preceding'
and the nature of dancing has been
frnual’ulnind. The later dances weie
.. . ...... . WWW...“
FOREST NOTES
11101111 is a flourishing forest school
,ln the Philippines. and twonty- eight
W" executed by “‘0 young peoplelmm were graduated with the class
.uho danced 1111 though they enjoyed
ihunmolveu.
There were no specialty dnnoeu at
this function. 1111011 1111 there hnvo been
in tho past. it will be remembered
that tho orxuuiantiou invented the
"inoon dance." which swept the coun-
try lno moat popular crnzc‘foliowlnlr
props notices explaining its featured
appearing in Metropolitan. Southern
and Wootern papera.
The committee in charge of the at
fair wast comprised of the following
young marl: Harold B. dtundlo, chain
mun: Chester 1’. Meeker, George W.
Dllwortb. William Wollnitz and George
A. audition. Anson l1“. Kaolur. who has
returned to Norwalh, was floor 111nm:
liter, and won anointed capnbly by the
following aides: Charles L. Verlin.
Winter Ewing and Robert H. linden:
non. ‘
it 11711111 regretted when the sweet. and
strains of idioms. Sweet Home," 1111111111
faith on the night air The laurelt 11d-
dad to tile club, however. will,
be remembered until the next 1.11111”
calculates them into the book of punt
1111111 history, .
Wei-“um
“itching. torturiu rim: eruption.
dough“. annoy. rlvo tum wild.
Mob Ointment infirm unlokuzull
“ on the Florida national (melt:
of ldlli.
-The so-culied Scotch
principal true in the
cats. ita
.pluo is the
Prussian for»
States.
in general ll only he atntcd that“
the moat dangerous forest fire pori-
cd'a in the west. are in tho middle and
into ‘rnu‘nmor;
tho spring and full.
liccuune of the importance of fern
eotry at the nnunal conservation. con-
groaa in Wauhlngton. November 18
to 20,1111 extra. day is added to the; '
sessions. Monday. the 17th.
ill. has been suggested that guara-
can, a. very hard wood of Central.
America. may furnlah shuttle 1.1.1111.
to supplement dogwood enamel-111m»,
man. now moot used, and in dangerof
becoming oxliaucttd.
”Under forest regulations in Column1
.tria. rubber gathererc are required to
give the trees 11 rest period in up;
plug them fathom. The blue. puma
bar. and location of the incisions are
regulated by law.
in the tapping of pines for mafia
wood is much like that of ' 1
the western yellow pine of the United ,1
in the 011111 they are in p
In the United a.
1 States clmllnr regulations are in low
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