w 33;. BlanketsikCorniortobles 3;;
.1. Full aim Blankets in my 1.2
and white, from 700 to 05.00 . .
_ ing pleasant weather with moderate
‘ temperatures in the western and cen-
,‘, returning football
. the '
,imd the northern portion of New Eng
11 pair.
Comfortableu 985 to woo.
A complete assortment lo 1'
Gonts‘, Ladies' and Child. ‘I
ren’s Sweaters tram 25° to .
$498.
‘ E. K. Banks
Muhaokdmo Hotel Ilook
South Norwalk
WEATHER‘FORECAST." 1
For Norwalk and vicinity-: Cloudy:
tonight; Tuesday fair; moderate to
brisk west and northwest winds. A
disturbance which is passing out the
St. Lawrence Valley is causing unset-
tled weather with hurries of snow in
the eastern portion oNhe Luke region
land. An extended area of high pres-
sure, central over Missouri, is produc~
tral districts. No unusually low tem<
perntures were reported this morning.
,WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’i‘emperaiure: Low, high,
(Rain.
or . .- o
.11), Uu.
'Attorney C. 1C. Hegeman, of 1.1111;-
weiler S; Hegeman, is spending the
day in Bridgeport, on business.
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Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Sherer, or
Washington street, 111o1ored to Water-
bury yesterday where they spent the
day.
Because of the line weather of Sun-
day there were many autos on the
road. A large number of cars twith
enthusiasts from
Yale-Harvard game, passed
through upper Norwnlk.
The log horns boomed forth all dur-
ing Saturday night on the various
light homes in this vicinity. The 1‘01;
which hung over the Sound And Nor-
wnlk was quite heavy and heiokened
a storm, but none arrived, and the
stars twinkled through the fog-hunk
all during the night, while Sunday
dawned clear, .
The 10:30 111111111 at St. Mury'e Church
yesterday wun lurueiy attended 111111
the Herviee who line. The newly or-
dained priests from the Congregation
oi” the Holy iihonto, In Went Norwnlk,
conducted the nervleea. Fr. liooloy
we the eelein'aut and Fr. anonimo
Fungal; preached on tho Holder-1. or
“The Purpose of tho lloly tihont." Fr.
’lloegdr wnn tho doneon; Fr. I1‘il7.pnt~
rink nulrdoneon, and Fr. Lundrlunn the
mentor oi‘ ceremonieu.
a.
Wouley .lohnnon. one of the
‘ u
..
anliace Nailing, '
Pietures V and >~
Calendars‘
' for 1914
are now on display at our stereo.
The line is much hundnomer than
‘ .. ever before. I
25c to $5. 00.
WM. P BEERS
‘ Book and Stationery sure.
South Norwalk.
.. ....—
Diaries
From IOC up to $3.00.
Leave the number of the Diary
you use each year and we will
fill your order.
DONNELLYF
srA‘nouenv AND BOOK stone
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET." “
f-7
0r p- ot. orvloo‘ I I
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and , .:
Embalmor.
Office and Relldonoo
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. 80.. Norwnlk.
The New Selence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO
Chiropractic 113 the nonunion or the
reuse of the dine . and the art 01
«hunting the 11am . Disease 15 can:
ed by a. wrench, twist'or sprain in
'tho back. Even if done in childhood
1t creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter life in the different organs and
‘lmhs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 01
Unease and pain, health is rendered
through harmonizing the nerve aye
cum in your body. Female trouble:
given special attention; also curve
‘uro oi the spine. You will never to
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
0 help you.
Magnetic treatments given 11190.
T. FRANCIS.. D. L.
law-china!» BL. Bo. Norwnlk, Conn
flrwduato from Rumor School, the
nooovoror.
Breakfast 250. ‘ Dinner 35G.
Supper 250.
0
Tues. Dmner 35c
\' 5-31 Il‘i'l‘ALls‘. SOUP
h'JAE-i'l‘ lll'lillF
l'ti’l‘ ROAST
l’ldAl. illilitzlll'i'l'TiCS
BDII l'll) l’O'l‘A' POI“) S
ti'il‘l‘Wi‘ll) (URN
’I‘Al’ll)(3 A I‘lllll)l\(l
cllerlln in Chum-l1 it: Mlllnr'n i'nrniulr
ell no opportunity l'or 11 trio of hill
Il‘il'lllifl in author in. the wuodu in
(lrm'Hvlown, nl Wrnloy‘n homo 111111111.
tiny, nod to 1:141 hour to unlnro. 'l‘ho
311111111: 11111.11, I11 the eveninu, 111m tlw
lnnlnrm Mmpnhdod from 1min. it
With 11 happy lill)’. 'l‘houe who went
with Mr. .ioiiiixlm worn Imntor l‘lrunh.
1’1 ml \l’llllnnm and Harry Tarlov,
1111.11 iinihloon Arnhem n inund-
niece of the celeirnted temperance
11111111110, tho lute ‘Ilov. Father *Mnihow,
will opponr 11.1 llort‘a theatre, on Sun.
tiny evening. linonmher 14, In her late
out illnnirntml lecture, ”Bountiful Ire.
loud.” The Affair in under the and
pivot of Division No. 1, Ancient Order
of lrlihrrnlnnn. 11m] in connldnrnd n fit~
ting prelude to Christmas; featlvltlee.
While her lecture does not denl with
the temperance question, it mny he
noted that her grandauneie gave the
total abatinnnee pledge toover 3.000;
01111 people on hie {amour visit to thin
country.
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Trusses. Clutches,
Surgical Appliancés
TM)“ “WIN“ A IF” MLTV.
HOME-MADE lllll‘lAi) 11nd l’ll‘lh‘
TEA MILK COFFEE
Mansion House
C HASSAN Prop.
94 Wash. 31.80. Nurwalk.
TELEPHONE 307.
881,5;
Sn11dwioh——.1c. Ham. Manhat-
tan, Tribiey. ling. Frankfurter;
10c, Ham and Eon. Ron-t Boot,
Chicken; 201;, club.
Norwallr .
tank here.
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THE scorn uoawALIonvaume summer. " PAGE FIN!
.1. LT V ‘n * 1-? A” ..
Furniture
FOR THE HOLIDAVS SOON TO BE HERE.
. The 11.11.:qu of new Dining Room Furniture will prove anreasy
There Ala such 11 great. variety of designs in 0
any 11:16 Filmed Oak that most any taste can be bulged a d It pric.
cs that will fit any pocket book.
BUFFETS ..................................... $15 .00 to assoc
. CHINA CLOSETS .............................. $12 00 to $3750
EXTENSION TABLES .................... $3. 511 to $45.00
, DINING CHAIRS ..... »~ ......................... (111 c to $7 so
SERVING TABLES ....................... $7.50 to $2150
The 11.1. COLLINS COMPANY
,Mahog—
\
4'11
Jn A11y Quantity—6 to 18 Inch-
res—Always in Stock.
IRON PIPE
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Warren-o4-
possible.
Electric
Wiring for
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
Light and Power.
54 WATER ET.
1
OSCAR H BANKS
NORWMKy CONN.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
AT COST
A11 an inducement to have Your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
91101123424.
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means
saving of 50 per cent. of what other firms charge you.
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE
1.
MWeerWva—i;
O. .11 Jackson
Optician
Everything in the thiCal Line
Eyes Examined» Free
MMWWIMMWWM
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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at;
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After The Thanksgwu
Take A11 Automobile Ride
It is .1 wise precaution to make your reservations as soon as
1 Electrical
SuPpIIoI
Motor Ropaln.
a
Let us fur~
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.”
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
SOUTH NORWALK
. stencgrnpher in tlw‘voiiire
.. the. South
': church on invitation from Rev.
_ Stnpleton. Minor.
011 Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale andHire
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
City National Bank
IUQINEBB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONfllfiTENT
cm Deposit lone til and M not you
EDWIN H. MATHIWQON. Prod.
JOHN H. KNM'P. m VIM-Pr».
FR'EDERIOK H. ROWAN. Id Vim»
WILI'IIID IODWILI... oil-hm
DIRIG‘I'ORI
I. It. Mano-awn
Jinn" 1 LI M
9nd. HI I.”
YRANBAGTO A GENERAL BANKINO
WI‘I‘H BOUND
BANKING
Capital durum! and Profit
"common 01171000410
J. WIIIIOI MINI!
,mun. 11hr
lwm
than book-1
‘11! out the above coupon 11nd
him and other Jimmy
FOR ,SALE
Auto Trucks . . . . .
from t-ton to 5 ton
{El
Read How You May Have It Almost Free
out II 111 “do oillro hi: I ..
£ng moonlit Ili‘l‘t‘ln not 1111111111111 110 style ulortodl (whirl: M13111: file
a I m cont 0! mrhlnm norms from tho 11.11111. QIH‘I‘IIIRI. mark
11111115111111 Item). no 11011on your chair» «1‘
Uncau Tribe,“ Nol‘ hmdhiproved 0r-
der of Red Man, withold unwound
tomorrow evening.
"-14! ,H
The onto 01‘ theinireoilectpr.31vaa
moved from the town hall and instnll
ed in the city hall this morning by It.
.I Reynolds lit $011.1
Captain llerman iaankc, 01' Lowe.
Htr,eet is 1111171111.; 11 new pilot, twin eyl ‘
lnder engine installed in his boat Mnr- E
1.11111 lie for the Coming season's pioaC
sures. ’ ‘ '
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(Thief William R. Pennington and
‘D'eteetive~Sergennt , Thomas ’Leather-
land, of the police department, looked
Springwood over quite thoroughly on
Saturday night.
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Contractor Sipperley. oi Norwalk, is
driving three wells for Lawmnce SLI
l’hilcox on their Wolf-pit Hill prop-,5
erty. The sixth new house of the firm-
is under course 01‘ construction.
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There will be 11 special communica-
tion of St. John‘s hedge, No. (‘1, A. It;
and A. 31., tomorrow night, when 1110'
entered apprentice degree will he
worked on two enn‘dnles.
who has been
of Attorney
Louis S. Hears for several years, sev-
eIeTl her connections niih lhni oii‘ne
Qaiurdal night and this morning us
Hunted new duties .11 the Relic-15c: 11ml
llh Store.
Mien ldn Krnemer,
Old Well lodge. No. 1118, F- 111111 A.
‘ll.. will hold the annual communica-
tion for the election of other-rs on
Tuesday, lilecembei‘ llllh. ()11 Sunday.
December liih. the lodge will attend
Norwnlk Congregational
John
\i'ednesday evening the congrega-
tions of the Methodistglhe (fongregzr‘
iionnl and. llnlitist Churches of the,
First District will unite in a Thanks-i
~ giving service which will be held ini
the Methodist. Church. Rev. Ernesti
l”. Mctlreuor, pastor of the First (ion-i
gregntional Church. will preach }he
sermon. A special musical program
hos been arranged.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcnnum.
will hold one of its important meetings
or the year, tomorrow evening. Sn.
preme Chaplain (I. .E. Hondley, of New
Haven, and Past Grand Regent .1.
Fisher, of Danhnry, wlll be present to
deliver addressee. Marvin R,"Doty, oi’
Stamford-‘11 versatile entertainer, will
give selections. There will also he
refreshments, and a ROCIIII time.
«The choicest variety or young
fresh killed turkeys in town, 28c “11'
line 11). Hayes“ .‘ilurkel.
«Strictly irneh killed turkeys.
11111] I101: lb. ilnyce‘ Market.
(in Suturdny driernoon there 1211111-
crmi for 11 social time 111 the home (11‘
Mrs. l-‘rntik Woodward, of 'Belden ill/0‘
nne. the Indies who worked in the
"Heart Iiooth" hi the Mother Goone
carnival. Several tables of cards were
played and at tho couehmion a dainty'
luncheon was nerved. The winners of
111111.11 yore: Mru; ii‘muk ‘I-luntington.
.Virn. Wilfred liodwoll 11nd Minn 1111111
(31111111111111.
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'l‘oniul1t l‘eqnonnovk Lodge, 111‘
lirlduoport, will exemplify ilw 111111111]
rlvlgn‘ee in their proilrleut 1111111111111 111
the nun-lion of («1111‘ llrollinru’ imduo,
.\"o. 10. i. (ii. 0. I". There will I111
lliilllli 111111 hundrod vialtora from
il‘ldmillm‘i. 11nd 11111111111 'Ilmo in 1111-
i‘oipntod. After ’lile Working of the
dnkren n supper will Iw run-rod 11111) 11
lirncrnl good time in’di’iiued in. All
0611 Follow who are In town me our
(llnlll Imllml to he present and loin
in tho inniivition -
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QUARTETTE TI) SING.
A mixed quniietio will 1111111. at tho
Memmln) Survive of South Norunih
Lodge No, 709 1113.1.) E. in lioytu
'l‘houtre on Finndfuyydgoeemher 7th
film quintetln ia.eomplino1l,oi Minn
.‘dnhle Dwyer, noprnno; Minn (lindye
Mills. rontralto; Ward (1. Van Al-
ntyml, loner; and Forest E. Cnue. has»,
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LIFE SAVEHB’ DANCE.
The limit of the Saturday evening
dances of the 11011111 Point Division.
Life Savers was held in the assembly
street it the alone at hurt week. There
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11-11mm of 11111 city 111111 in North Main '
Join the Parade of Satisfied Customers who are
Taking Ad outage of the
- Big Bargains given at
leech) 8 Thanksgiving Sale
‘W'W'CWWWT‘WJQO‘JO mmooormwmo r
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1:
Fine Table Butler 3113 21 pound ,1
Cape Cod Cranberries .................................... 100 lb. 3:
Large Sweet Oranges ................................... 33c doz. :1:
Finestd'i'ulnu'tu f. ...................................... ....18clb, 1;).
V, Finest Mixed Nuts ........................................ tic lb. :2:
ANDREW DAVEY . . 33:
90 Washington. St. South Norwalk. Phone 4‘10 E5
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Sentinel Feshion Plate
Edsy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE
I
HOME DRESSMAKHR
The variety' 1n frocks for misses is
endless, and the woman who can wear
small sizes benefits by the large num-
ber of splcntlldrdesigns created £01
dcbntanlcs and near—dclmtantcs.
The shops are resplendent with new
VELVET ONE- PIECE FROCK‘.
A very desirable model for misses
and small women, made without n im-
ing and having the front and sleeves
i cut in one piece. while the back cx—
tends over the shoulder to form a
yoke/1 vest of lace. surmounted by
11 high collar. may be added. if desired.
materials in a matchlcss array of cei-
1115, yet there is nothing more quiet
111 115 elegance than lillS dark brown .
1131ch one- more frock. ior the girl 1
of average size, font ya1ds of 44-inch
material will be required and the new I
velvcls range from $2 per yard for
27~i11ch goods to $13.25 a yard for the
elegant figured effects that come 48
inches wide
'lhe belt is of contrasting material
and there is just a dash oi brzud or '
bright (unbroidexy on the collar The
neck may be finished with a standing
collar, when the open cilcct proves
too much for winter days. f
While the slum 1s narrow, following
the prevailing fashion, the panel front
and the plaits released at the back be-
low the hips make 11 full enough 10
.111ect the approval of those who do
not care for the very close- -i1tting mod-
€15 .
The front and sleeve of the waist
being in one piece makes the aist
' easier. tot make, especially since the
dress has no lining. 13.1151, luck the
front of the waist creasing 011 slot
perforations; stitch onc- -iinii 111cl1‘irom
fold. Turn hem 111 right front on 12119.1:
“0" perforations: ccntepironi indicat-
ed by large 0” pcrforai1ons.I-’lnit
back. placing "T' on corresponding
small “0” perforations and t.1ck.Lup
armhole edge of back to line of small
“0” perforations in front and sleeve
bringing corresponding single large
“0" and double small ”11o"pcrioi.1~
tions in from, back and sleeve togelh- '
er and stitch: fell edge of sleeve under-
heath over scam. Turn under edge of
cuii‘ on slot perforations, lap on sleeve
to small “ o" perforations, notches curl
and stitch: if desired, cuii may be
"omitted. Close undcr- -ar1n and sleeve
seams as notched. Gather lower edge
of from between double "T T” perfora-
tions. Sew stay to lower edge, cen-
ters even, small "0" perforation at
under- -arm scam. Sew rcvcr to neck
edge as notched Adjust trimming
pmcc having sn1all“o" perforation to .
posuion, undernratli0 and outside of
back bringing corresponding smell"
perforations in back and in 1111111111119;
piece together. Turn hem in shield
at notches. sew standing collar to 111.2%
edge as notched.
The skirt' 1s easily managed because
of its simplicity. If desired. build 1
may be used to trim one side of t
front and loops of narrow l1raid,simu-
lating buttonholes. stitched on tilt pth~
or side. This is :1 much favored mode
of decoration just now.
132
'CONSTRucnon alum: 531.95 1.
.9 mm cm
El
Patented April 80. 19111.
No. 5390. 311111114, 113,18 and 20 years. Price of pattern, 15
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