no very common in we almond this
"aim. Would it not be well to cell
. u. ‘ p on the 'phoue and protect your
tone turd velueblou against this dan-
nor by placing a Burglary policy
It - us and let us reimburse you for
‘ Minn. Telephone 1230.
‘ AYLOR &..-GOLDEN~
‘ I? i Wuhln’gton strut, ,
l “ south Norwutk. can...
All kinds of “more on.
Public Stenograpnz:
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Is the Ho‘usewife’s
Greatest Help.
' * WHAT “so'tempting to the
, laggard appetite as a
light, flaky, fruit short cakeo‘r ,
a delicate hot biscuit? 7
‘ Royal makes the perfect.
short cake, «bianit and muffin.
and improves the flavor and
healthfulness of all risen flour-
foods.
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THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.i
The Sentinel will he issued as of
morning pnper on Thursday, Thanks?
giving ilnv. l
bread and short
' It renders the biscuit, hot-
. gestible and nutritious, at: the
cake more di-
same time making them more ;
attractive and appetizing.
Royal Baking Powder is in-
diSpensable for the preparation
all the year round of perfect
foods. ‘
A, A. lions-lion, of Dnnbnry, is the.
guest or local friends for n few days. ,.
Court. liltllinciiemo, Foresters of
America, will hold a meeting Monday,
e‘v-ening.
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For a few suggestions in Thanksgiv-
ing linens see J. I. Mallcltc's adver-
tisement.
«Winter culls, winter caps. O‘Brien,
Miss l.. Gilbert, of West street, is . p . , l
T‘Bctwerillg frou] an atfiick of typhoid, M'BtRIDEyQREAT WASHINGTON ifluttering opinion is generally held by‘
fever. 1 SHORTSTOP, 32 YESTERDAY the Capital City fans.
__, - ! George Florian McBride, for five
Joseph Blasnn was admitted to the years the brilliant shortstop of the TWO BOXERS TAKE THE COUNT:
Norwniii Hospital last night for medl- Washington American League club, ‘
till] “fill-1116M was born in Milwaukee, thirty-twa'lKatz Knock: Out Cahill: Brown Puts
' "‘ years ago. His first season in proies- Young Away.
George “C Glad-“OW is doing “MC“ sionnl baseball was 1902. when he! A crowded house at the New p010
duty at the New Haven rcnd‘u new played the third bag for Kansas Clii'l'A. 0.. New York, was treated to a pnlrt
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Wm" “M” m ”“9 ”"9“- ;and Milwaukee. The next year 118.“ knockouts last night in two of the!
‘m‘ covered second base for Peoria findithree uphedumd ten round bouts. Both:
St. Joseph. in the Western Leasheut these victories were oi the sense-t
He made his debut as a shortstop with ‘ tionui vurlety_ Sailor.(‘allili, the Sun:
St. Joe in 1904. His entrance into the'pmnctgcq middleweight, iwas stopped!
infill Elliot“) wax: fillet thithegggahfiesnu the fourth round by Dave Koo. with
j'0 0 l 8 “1‘8! re 6 ll - C' ' it heavy wild right hand swing on the
nifrlde played third for the Buccaneerslmw when Katz looked all but beateni
nod was not it brilliant success. Alter ‘ Cuhlli. a heavy puncher weighing 157
MW ”"1” 1“ inmmr' 0f “mm“?“1’99“”"8 1" seventeen contests. he bounds. hooked hard and often with
street, East Norwuik, has returned Was 50],} to the st. Louis Cardilmlu,‘b0m hands, having Kati: in a dazed
l’tmllt‘ tiller Silendinli 1‘ “‘W days With and covered short tor that club dnrtngimndltlon for three rounds. and was
relatives and friends in iiidgeiicld. use retualndorlol‘ the 90:, 5:330“ and “WM,“ on his way to linish ill) the job
"”‘W‘ 1 05- ill the utterxyeur "3 “'08 89‘“ when u right iioored him for the count
mm "‘x “Milt forllitti‘li' 0“ SW!“ back to the minors. and found it bifl'liilof ten.
’Norwulh. has leased =1 cottage .iii Bi with Kansas (Jill. in NW Amerlmmi la the opening tori round go Scotly.
Redford Pint-e. Stamford. in whirh Mum-much. After it your llilil ii huit'wmsh went the limit with Young Sun-l
Cili' 1““ is conducting “‘8 “13‘1““ in the city iii the mouth oi the linu'.,dow, or iinuton, gaining the honors at.
View bill'llill‘ SlIOi'. Mcllrldc disproved the. usuertion tllatfter a rough journey. Welgh was 1119'
"they never come back" 3;! 14‘0“"!!! “diggi‘etlsm‘ nnd outgenorullod his oppo-5
chance and making KOO “' ill “‘9 nent in the closing rounds, having it
Washington club. The Senators wore‘ sate lend m the and.
long the 103“? Of his 1008110 buuebull., in the other bout Franhio Brown put
and it. was due In no sum" it“?! 10‘ Frankie Young to sleep in the second
McBride that the club lost its urt~'mund with it right on the chin. The
The regular alerting 0, Lincoln enviable reputation and become a retlijimm was fairly even up to the time
, , . contender in tho Anwricun ln-nuuo ol‘ the knockout Coming out of”, mix-
(‘onnrlt .\o. 4i. i), it. A, M.. luau nuthi. , . “ '
twmnmt chases. Mum tnmutmli up llrown felntcd with the left and
sharps, including Jimmy McAlnnr. brought. the right over like u tlouti,
have declared that Mention was theidmpping his opponent clean and for
bunt shortstop lu_lhc mime. null lilut the counL
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Edward Byxbee, oi ‘Norwnlk,
llor Boston this morning early to at-
teud the football game between Yule
land Harvard this afternoon. '
~3ancz nnd umbrellas. O’ilrien‘s.
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pended this morning by Judge Lori:-
wood in the town court on the charge
of drunkenness. Hewitt; arrested lute
yesterdny,
received .~.ewrui applications for mom-
“this" Knorr end it \i'rnlport
youth: with revolved llw turlluyit
which \tl‘i't‘ nwurdud nu prizes,
ltm‘h‘lllp.
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tor at physical culture in the lumtl‘ffi
AND V. M. G. A.
Mrs. Willard D. Straight
Mrs. Finley J. Shepard
Mrs. Willard 1). Straight. daughter
1 the late William columnar. and
wife of the man who has had much
to do with financial matters in, China
for J. H. Mingus 81. Company and
American bunkers who have taken
unit in Chinese loans, and Mrs; Fin-
icy .l. Shepard, who was Miss Helen
Gould till a your ago, have given
more than a half million dollars in
the cnnvpuign {or a $4,000,000 fund for
the. Young Women's Christian A880-
ciutlon and the Young Men‘s Chris-
tian Association.
inflict they. with John D. Rocke‘
dollar and ‘Miss Grnco Dodge. head
the list. at large givers. These four
persons .inull gave as follows:
Mrs. Straight, $300,000.
Mrs. Shepard, $200,000.
Miss Dodge, 3250.000.
Mr. Rockefeller, $350,000.
VETERINARIANS To MEET.
The State. Examining ilonrd of vot-
crlimry surgeons will meet for the
annual session in Hartford at tho
vilpitol on December 2nd. Dr. it. Its.
Rates. of South Norwnik, a member
of the board will attend.
swim-lb. is Hjtl‘litth; u tviv (him in in V8”; high this )‘BM‘
lml‘u no the nut-u! oi" lit, and MW. f. *m “an“, bl‘lOW
l'llillll l'. tutor. in i'hlnn «mu-i. Mini 5: WI 'Q ‘ . .
Monitor» in new sinnilin with the its :1: the billfldllfll. th
out mm lvltw lu i’liilllt‘llllt’, 0:} NH”) we are Offer‘
W M; r I H W Zia tug nrc the best
m.‘ I 'l;l ll’ mm m: ti. nullity It . '
.uitlru ml ltt‘“ it‘ll‘vrllill istt'lliiims mi 2!: Dilliilllilblc
hill in ill" .‘Clli‘it‘ulit t‘ltlit lite! “gilt-5):? ‘
‘\ nu‘nbt of Molly, u‘vrv rulmrtld, lit O | I I . (:I
The mnmini |nll~dttvd nmv hm. vouched-i“: East Indla ea 0
ulmmn $20,001). ”the nil-cling adjourn» :fi: , w
ml to \i’mlntmtlny, llw‘tllliltttt’ llrd. it? . . 35
w..- .. 12:; lei 871 125' Washington Street -.
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MULLED GOMEB TD RESCUE lii'
'itilghi l~‘nrwlit‘il Muller of tho Now»,'1"?tfifltiiflifliilmflOil"QWWQGCWJUDWOWUMfiflflmfllmfimfi0
butch tillnltvlilllli irmn rhino to thrill.
lliili‘lli' r-I' hit: illlll“il ill lli" llllul llllliilll‘ ‘ I I .. V . V M A H l i I HM
ni' lvllti‘ “induct ltrrmlrirh t: n .‘tinn'
{York viilntc lithium» gnnw ill the PM»
1 tuout Minnie ittnk. iiruuhliu, inst,
night. slim! it held trout uml u toutf
mull liliii won llll’ living: by it umru
(If in in ii. Hefty"! .‘lliillvr‘iz’ lilimir‘
one mun Hilly the new!" of the cum» > .
was lit to ill in ltlw‘nl‘ of llt‘nolilyil. marl-33mg always “'3qu ill“
lrnctivc. but staple articles
that don’t go out of fashion
in six months are not found
on bargain Counters.
When you buy a range
you buy something in last a
long time, and you will find
nothing better than the
Etniuiord.
It is sold at it just price
and gives reliable newton.
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11,131.:\l’l'nll’}”i‘. Nov, ”aloe time
5 roll, the Kunulnginri rluliuuul of the
: middleweight championship. ucnriui
l his unwind victory of the work when
he imndml limiting lorry ltron. of
czew i'orlt. n licking in it sit round
bout lit the Nnnpurcll 1‘. f2, inst night.
The New Yorker proved himself to he
shine. but titui was till. 2
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mid moment" more» of comment.
notion. Tim M I it
FOR 5AM: BY
toms.mu.m.tauntuu_ti.lttt..vm.m.
Mint!!!
COKE
For Household and Man“
niocturiug Use. Makes
an easy, quick fire. Re-
(luccu the cost of Winter
Heating.
We are again manufac-
turing Coke and will be
able to supply any quan-
titles desired from this
time on. Order by mail
or by telephone.
Main Office, Clifford
Block."1‘elephone 68;
Norwalk. Office, Wall
Street, Telephone 1096;
or Gas Works, Telephone
128. .fi
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The United Electric
. jurors their
. city where the court is held and from
‘ Savory, [risk and Notice Double Roost
‘ers, Aluminum and Enameled Wore
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WASHING'ON, l). (1., Nov. 22'.“
Sidney Fl. llnwley, Untied States mur-
uhnl to?“ Connecticut, recently became
fcuri’ui lest. he be paying' excess mile-
age'i‘or persons summoned on Juries
in United States courts in Connecticut.
To relieve his mind, he recently ud-
drcsued ‘nn inquiry to the final arbiter
in the payments of money from the
United States treasury, Controller of
the Treasury George E. Downey. A
letter to Marshal Howler, clearing up
the matters in dispute, has just been
made public by the controller.
Decision of Great interest.
The decision is of interest to many
thousands in Connecticut, for it at-
lects the payment for jury service
of every one summoned to such ser-
vice. There are thousands in the
service.
‘Mqrshal llawley, in his letter of to
entry, states that he has been paying
mileage at the rate of
five cents a mile from their rest-
dence in the city where they reside
to the nearest railroad station, from
there to the railroadwtation. in the
the station to the court roo mend in
Fer Cooking“ and
giving Dinner ‘7‘
Cooking Utensils, Brown and White
Casseroles, Pie Plates, Cake Cutters,
Albert, F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St,
South Norwalk. ‘
‘ Prompt Dilivery
PHONE 1059-2.
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OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
lF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM
STRAINED EYES
our scientific tests will reveal the
cutter and a pair of our rightly
made glasses wili‘give you relief.
We employ experienced Ocullstsm
Graduate Wiyiilcinnswto examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Eat. 15 yrs. Open Bat. Evnnu.
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1 Follow Science
What‘s the use of keeping poultry
unlnsu you not eggs?
You are keeping poultry for profit,
and the chief source of profit iswnnn.
if you don’t got them you nro losing
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liliilillllltii tilt MM- " . .
Speech in Every Department
Regulations Explai‘ned-illoarlfe '
Order Should he Obeyeii,’ as ,
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Advertising
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Name a flour? Gold Medal.
Name a talking machine? Vic.
tor.
Name a pickle? Heinz.
Name a collar?
Name a brand of soap? Ivory.
Ask the above questions to any
Arrow.
stutc liable to be summoned to such
it!
ten well—informed men—men you
would like to have for customers,
for instance. It is an even bet
that eight of them will name the
brands indicated above. Why
such a unanimous opinion? What
Serving Thanks-,5
" donnef‘in going" to and retaining from
witnesses," says Controller
great
day.
does it all mean? What brought
it abOut?
Advertising. Advertising is
the moving force behind all the
boron ADVERTISE?
commercial successes of to-
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city where court is lield have been.
paid mileage from tile place where
they live in the city to the court room
and in the some manner returning.
“Ami right in so doing, or should
I Just consider the actual railroad
mileage each way?" Marshal ‘Hawley
oaks to which the controller replies:
Reply of controller.
“Section 852. revised statutes, al
.lows Jurors live cents a mile for the
distance traveléd’ tram their rest-
court -‘ by the, _; shortest t practicable
route, and Section 8415, revised sta-
tutes, makes a-iiimil‘a‘r provision for
Downey
in answering the inquiry.
“i am advised that'the practice in
the matter of allowing mileage un-
der these sections is not uniform in
the different judicial districts. Sec‘
tion 855. revised statutes, provides'
that jurors and witnesses shall lie“
paid on the order of the court and?
in some jurisdictions mileage is al~f
lowed between residences. railroad
stations and the court room, and in
other jurisdictions mileage is conu,’
noted on the distance from one mil-:
road station to another. .
“in allowing actual expenses to
persons who travel as on government
in one operation.
Swuppi-i-~\'nc~~--~tlio only tnuchlur-
chine ismu o'nnbliutllon oi“ Unmet.
Vacuum Clonucr.
ciuunor cnu «it‘ll be used
money. .
Conitoy'u Laying Tonic will give you,
10888.
Charles E. Dow
.l- h. .. . m. -"M. ._ rmh
Steamship Tickets
’to
Florida, West Indies and
South America.
Xmas Remittances to the
Old Country.
Surety Bonds. Rents.
J. M. Layton ll: (20., inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Alleluia,
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truth. The V.ii'lllllll cletiurr. by its
any lurgn r rnprnl to n quart of
burden or ntllerwiuo clouded.
llnir,
Light 8: Water 00.
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WISDOM
Don't be in a hurry when you select your vut-nnm sweeper.
cinl loss lurks in the imitntions built on incorrect principles.
Find out about. the wonderfully ct‘licient
THREE-MACHINES-I N-ONE
designed tom-null Dmitri lti-lilUi'l-l nil ihrond, lint, hillr uud hit the dirt
vacuum ritunur with u conipltrtu (‘ill‘ili'i sweeper rrrrr «in n quality vaopttn
it. in 'lhu llncut example ol cnbinot war-ii, selected nontorials, lino illiluli,
illiil poser-uses nu unbuuullcd etiirirncy.
The name un‘vu-ttuculvmt tolls what the
The Summ-pr-Vuc
includes twoniuchiurn. each complete in itself.
Although the carpet. sweeper illlil the
independently, they
will generally be used in cmubiuntim.
'l‘lie cunpot sweeper in illlillli ciioulrh to mu. un-
llcr the. vuru'un cit-unur no thut built ulltlv "301M
nay luri'uo rug in two minutes, utter it but! been
’i‘lie
sweeper ut the iiillllt‘. time, with its munclttlly onu-
slruclcri brush. will pick up nil tht‘cndc, tint and
Demonstrated
all this week in our window. Calllatid let
us show you what it can do. We will:
be glad todemonstrate it in your home.
The A. J. Ange
The same manner, returning home‘, business, it is the practice to allow
. once each week, Jurors living in the' expenses between residences ‘ and
railroad stations and i see no reason
why the same rule should not apply
to the mileage allowed to Jurors,
“On the other hand, persons who
are not entitled to actual traveling
expenses are held to be not in travel
status wliiin at. their homes and
are therefore not allowed such expen-
ses. it would seem that, ordinarily,
a. juror who resides in the city where
court is held should not be allowed
mileage between his residence and
the court room. ‘
Protected by Court’s Order.
“it is the practice in some jut-is
dictions to allow jurors from nearby
places mileage returning home over
Sundays, where such mileage is not
greater than the Sunday per diem
and the per diem is not allowed.
“These are matters resting within
the discretion of the court and.you
should obey the court’s order in melt-
ing payments. unless you consider it.
to be your duty to secure a cori’cc-
tion of the order in the manner pro~
vided by paragraph 726 of the in-
structions to marshals, 1904.
"in melting payments under the
court’s order, you are protected by
liScclion 840. revised statutes. from
dinnilowancc in the settlement of your
accounts." . «
Flnnn.
A0.
in the world combining it roniplcto
lillt~
Strut-per mid
rmnbinution
ilillllllil
own thorough
mictlnn, will re
uolld dirt from
little curpot
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Son Co
Ilium Hamill.
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