.r. va— . . -......g.._,.,s. - . .y \3 v .«' ' Blinketadrllomlomhlcs '3'" ‘ r1111 11» 1111111111111 111 'Aand white. 110111 7011 to a pair. emmn‘. m to "is 50.1 A complete assortment o! . Gent’s, Ladies! and Child- - ron’u sweaters from 250 to I :: E K Banks '9 . Mahnokamo Hotel Mack‘s toutinNorwalk 1 South Norwalk. Wallace Netting Pictures and ' Calendars ”‘ for 1914 are now on‘diiiplay at our stores. The line is much handsomor than '. I ever before, 2351: to $5.00. WM. 1A. Beans 1Book2and Stationery store. Norwalk ”-11....— . WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled tonight and Thursday, prohahly occa- sional rains; moderate westerly ' winds. at long trough of 10613 pressure. extending from Kansas northeastrward across the Lake region to the St. Law~ rehce Valley has caused cloudy and unsettled weather with light rains dur— .' ing the last 24 hours from the Central ' lilt‘It (ll'1 IIl‘llt 'Plai 1s lstateii northeastward to New England. Considerable cloudy weath- . er prevails this morning in the Upper Mississippi Valley. lower portions 0! the ‘Lake region and the Ohio Valley. Freezing temperatures continue along _ the northernAborder. with moderate ‘ temperatures in other districts east of the Rock Mountains WEATl—iER A YEAR AGO Towing. Temperature: 1.011333; high, Al. Partly cloudy. ”.41.“, George Everette and family, New Haven, will spent ti}? Thanksgiv- ing holiday with friends In town. Mrs. Jerome Don. van has returned to her home in New York city. Sha’ has been visiting tor a few days with her sister,ngs. E. J. Quinlan. of George s, Brown, of Spring Hill Road. had his thumb and several un- gers of his right hand severed in an accident at Harry Mather's saw mill on Water street yesterday morning.I Dr. F, I. Burnell is attending the» in- jured man. l People make the new and reporters write it as a rule, but such was not the case last night in Broad River. when a reporter made seine naive. The traitor to the profession is Them 111; Fluherty, of the Hour, and his de‘ manner consisted of Winning a 28 pound turkey at 11 raffle. The writer can safely state that Mr. h‘laherty will not be able to work at his chosen 0C". cupntiou for the rust of this week. as his attention will be confined entirely to devouring that bird, and it. is some hird. Tom. you had hotter show some pity toward your digestive organs. It" ynudon't,11,oodl1vo, 1 TRUE BILL OF MURDER AGAINST WINBTED MAN. Andrew 8HK Hold for Death at Mm Porrottl at Limo Rock. ‘ \VINS'I‘ED, (301111.. Nov. 26.1w’l‘l1u 111111111 Jury into ytlhiiil‘tiily ulternnon re- iuruod’niruo hill rimming Andrew. doumo murder in the timith or Mrs. John l’orroiti nt Lime llook on November ll. The jury no.» 111112111th five hours. 1.1 her home ) I ACCUBER 'WATHON H ERIE. William 1'. Watson. tho former niuht' clerk in the Mnhackenio Hotel. who on the ulnar] in Bridgeport accused South Norwnik policomen of securing 111111 drinku 111. the hostelry. 111111 01191111 released and won in town yesterday afternoon. Watson was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons by Judge Keogh. llo appealed and after waiting three weeks In isil for the appealed casein he heard was given ten days. “I! Trusses. Couches and , Surgical Appliances reuse airfrme A 31531111111111. Sdllsmeifntveii Colporanor‘i " “111 11111111111111.1111 are“? I1. It In alleged that. l ‘ilirk shot the woman during a uuuirol' ; o. . .w..-»..W Now 011 Sale Thompson and Smith. Nickerson ‘CHRISTMAS CARDS. bought. Come in and Look Them Over. 1s SOUTH MAIN STREETJ 1......— w w FRED. H. GANUNG, Funeral Director and ‘ 51111111111111. We and Rolldonoo Telephone 904. . The New Science adjusting the same. Iimb'. toms in your body. given special attention; tune or the spine. You will never to also curve, a: help you. Magnetic treatments given also. trusses. u. 1.. M Washington 31.. 80. Nor-walk. Conn Graduate trom Palmer School, the discoverer. Breakfast. 5250. Dinner 5011:. Supper :ch Thanksgiving Dinner, Thurs. 501: 'I‘ 1 fit K [CY lliil'l'i‘li ROAST BEEF ROAST PORK ROAST 'i‘llllKldY With mousing MASIHCI) I’U'l‘A'l‘Olili-l l-iniilC’l‘ l'ti'l‘n'l‘t‘ll-li—l (ililliiAlN PEAS lA‘ltlll 'I‘I’llllllthl lillMld‘niAlllc illllC/lii 11ml Pills l‘ocotuurL Pumpkin, Aspplu. l’ino» uppiu. Pooch. Allin-u. l‘lluc- lulu. llmi'y. 'l‘lllA, 1111111111, 1111.11, 111112111111: 1 Mansion House C. HASSAN. Prop. -94 Wash 81., no. Norwalk TELEPHONE 807. 863/2 Sandwich-who. Ham, Manhata tan, Trlbley. lisp, Franklurter; mu. Ham and E911. Rant (3011f, 11111111111111.2011. Club. DesArt, Vollaud and Gibson Line 01‘ The finest line of Cards That can he DONNELLY"S‘° STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE !or In to-date gorviee 0|" " 84 83' Main St. So. Nor-walk. :3 DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC». Chiropractic is the definition of the cause of the disease and the art oi Disease in cans- ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in .. the back. Even if done in childhood ; it creates pinched nerves and pain in . later life in the different organs and ~- Ghiropractors remove the cause or . disease and pain, health is restored .. through harmonizing the nerve aye .. Female trouble: . zret giving the Chiropractor a chariotA :: room I urmture FOR THE HOLIDAYS: SOON TO BE HERE..:. 3 The selection of new Dining Room Furniture w1li prove an easy; task 11.11.111.11». is such a 311.11 variety of designs in Oak, Mahog- any and Filmed Oak. that most any taste can be suited and 111 pric- . .es that will fit any pocket book. BUFFET 31.4... ....... .. $150010 $65.00 CHINA CLOSETS ................ '. .. ........... $12 00 to $37. 50 EXTENSION TABLES. ...... . ....... $8.250 to $45. 00 DINING CHAIRS .................................... 900 to O7. 50 SERVING TABLES ......................... 37.50 to $21. 50 The A J. COLLINS COMPANY. 1.111 HieHes‘r.onAoE coaL'Fon FURNACEAND RANGE, RAYMOND'BROTHAEKS as WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 43a 0. B. Jackson Optician . Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Exammed Free 21' After The Thksvmg Take An Automobile Ride it is a wise piecautiou to make your reservations as soon as possible ' oscjnii 11 BNN '11 s GARAGE RIVER STREET NORWALK, CONN. Electrical .. .. 131.1: TRIC rx ones 3.91:1sz Power. AT COST 1110101183332: As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRlC'LlGHT We will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means a saving of 50 per cent. of what other firms charge you. Let us fur- ther explain 'by talking the proposition over with you. THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. Registered) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORK PHONE 342-8. SOUTH NORWALK Electric Auto Trucks C . . . On Easy Payments Also Autos for Sale and Hire from -ton to 5- ion 0 This New illustrated Book For Bvery 11111111 . W Hill? BREED E Client 1:11:11: 0111:5111 uncut 1111.11.11 400 ).: 1-1211 .11 PR mun 51111! run; 3' )nflwww ”Nags Under new management THE FORMER ”Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated. Medium 01111111111. 1.. 3.1111111). prop. Now Open Lane Restaurant Read Ilhw You May m1. It 1111111191 Free em out the clam coupon resent It tit this Mire with the 1mm 111111111111. herein new «wealth Mtge 111 in ”looted wiihh r “i 2‘ Items oi 11111 ml at 1111111111. chum (my the terror}. clirrki‘xlxflmwfi :ulgpnw" 11:1'1111- mm: it 111111111 1111-1111111. 11nd receive 1111.11 choice 10!" Adveruse Your Wants 1n the l flood tenants are to lie 111104011 11111 advertising. Sentinel. [t B Results 211;..w1-wem1wwk1tl 411; ; 1% ~l° I} NSNNNWMMNWWNBWWMM 1111 1111111111 3111111111 the Genéral Electric Co. . GIIJI‘US Immment .W. ....__m 11111111 1111 1111 111111 General Manager States He Will not Take Advantage 01 Situation SCHENECTADY, N. Y., Nov. 2.0011 union pickets were thrown around the plant oi? the General Elm" 11-11: Company today, to appeal with non-union workers to 113111 them in the general walkout which began yester- day. There was no 111 Ql‘m-A violence, however. at the non-strikers. time clash between the the compuuv guards shouted 'At one unionists and 1111 en tened. :opened for the admission of the day. ipoured outside the plant. The guards 1iui~is led 111 'ii the men and \\ omen w ith ldruw to the trolley IlillIii-l which are about 1111) feet from the gates. This the strikers refused to do. I While hunted words here. passing between the guards and the euro wd.‘t it‘ouuuissioucr of Public Safety Iohu 1 . ll'. Cole arriv ed ills ruling was greeted with shouts, of approval by the strikers. General Manager George mons was at the he said that the ments in thevsituaiion. Asked it he would reinstate any strikers who de~ 15119111111111 old positions. he replied: "1 will take no technical advantagw of the situation." Further than that he refused to say anything, but his answered was con. strued as meaning that any person who wants to return to work under open shop’ conditions may do so. A mass meeting of union workers; was to he held today in the people's id. 13111 church. .Mrs. Ella Reeves Bioor. of New York, who has charge of the women strikers. hue organizer! a strike. liund committee and is soliciting ris- sistnnce. ’I‘htA local hoard of Trade today re- sumed its oll‘ort to settle the differ— ences botnoen the company and its men. 5 Mnyor Lunu said lodny that if dis- order occurred ln.nny section he would immediately order the saloons in the vicinity closed. «11111111111111 Elevation oi Members in Pol- llics Stirs New York Men in Vigorous 11111111111 NEW Yt'll‘li, Nov. Zti, Momhorn of the Knights of (iolumhuu. which organ inniiou 111111 11111111111111 in a circular in sun by the newly loruwrl Auuiricnn Protective uuum'Iulioli, with headounr turn at :l Filth Manna, were quick to [Dream t‘olumhun was held lust 111111111 nod ur monuments acre mirth completed for 11 111111111 meeting of the Knights next week. in addition Frank W. 111 the court of special sessions and chairman of the Catholic interests committee. said that the unicorn and any other members of the A1 1’. A.) who could he found wuuld he proceed 1111 against criminally it grounds for such action could he discovered. low yer», tor the Knights Were Illitl)‘ study- ing. the criminal code to use whether or not there was some 11111111111 "11111111111 which a prosecution could he heuun.‘ "l with 111‘ deny every churns in the circular.’.' said on. amilh. "it in in- repossession monomer 1 thing no 111111111 m 11111111 It. the 111an Clash Between the Strikers and and only in a few cases Were epithetfi ; .f A‘; . Shortly before the gates: ; \vorkeis more than 1.01.10 strikers 1111- l Ilc ruled that the un 1 ionists might stand as near the cute as they liked us long as they did not; "interfere with the work of the plant. — i 4. Elam e'nrly todny. but 3 - 3-. n were no dcvelop-' ' 1111111111111 1111 , Charges Thai Order Works tor: answer the 141111111111 11nd malio photo. to olim'lc the work of the annuitili'iiinii.I A closed rum-ting of the Cutlinlie ln-' nnmilltuo of tho Kninhiu of. 51111111, 11111111 ’ 'nulfl' tits at Olll‘ Thanksgiving Sale Take advantage of out 12111111111111 .. nud pay “a dollar a week." 1 1 A, 1. 1.2 Ladies Costs ~' 2C7 $5 98 t0- $l7. 98 2‘ " Values to $25 1% . wmmomomoo; oreosrre HOYT'S THEATRE; ‘ mmeyxm l \ -..__. Nominee: mmWWmAWn 1 F me Table Butter 310 a pound (‘npe (,od Cranberries .l ......................... .. ......... 101: lb. Large Sweet Oran'es ............................. ._ 3011‘ Idea. 1 Finest Walnuts ........................................ We'll). . Finest Mixed Nuts ........................ -.‘...',‘15cilb. - l . ' ANDREW DAVEY _ § 90 Washington 31., ; South§Norwalk Phone 410 PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS as usual months ahead of others. THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of Pictorial Review Styles " contains the most popular and 11111111111“ iuudlihut'ions of THE MINARET” STYLE You cannot find these styles in other patterns. Pictorial Revlon was the lirst to import this—the latest 0! all Parisian models. FASHJON' “BOOK ".1. ILWJTIA‘IWVI‘ICKW m IW'PA 1’1 Fircrfi woman ought to intro 11 ropy of this most 1111111111111 and Imperial?! U! "WINTER FASHION BOOKS Only 10 tents ut the Pullout (‘ouuler nhcn purchased with a 15 cenll. p11ltarn.' By n1all,85 (cute. inéludius coupon good for one '15 will pattern. WILLIAM P. BEERS. 1 . " Two Stores. South Norwalk. Conn. ' rouphnuihlp lnr ll. Wo think 111111 1111311111 lit-11 would spout. .11 1111- (Ivmunfit‘mfigfilf- who 1111A out 11111111 In the 1111 Mar on tho 111110 or which he will announce olllr‘cre of tho commotion are inorolv Inter and that It would be 111111111 dummies and that the real 1111111113 gore 111ml 1111111111111 of the kind m or hold in are hiding hoiihui lhoii 111111.111» this city. . propose to no into the mutter lhor 1 “Ordinuiily.” he 1111111, "the Knight ouuhly. lot liolumhuu don't pay any ntlontio ‘ “1 11111111 to 111an1an 1111A incl ”1111' 111 such uvrurriioun attacks 1111 111111.11? ithe Knights of Columbus in not, 11 polio %i‘. A. has lends hut this In no'had aw? licnl organization in any 1111111111 of the the impression that the Kniclilu’lire In! wumd ll: very good 1‘ othollc in 11 good politics has been allowed to crow t IAmol-lcnn (Allison and could in 1111113111111; rufvh proportions that the lenders 1! 31111111. We am interested lndividunlly 11111111 1111mething must he done." in politics immune We are good titiA 7.1111111. but the Knights of (31111111111111: has 3111111191 when any part in political 111111 tors. The Knighla of (Yuhpnhua in purely n religious hotly." 'Mr. Smith went :1 to any that the charge that 1121111111111 tilllaou had huen influenced without 11211111111; it to up point 11111111111111. federal positions such 1111 the coilectorship or the port wan 11111111111 too ridiculous to discuss and that the “demon that John Pun 11w Mitchel was the 1311111111111 candidate tor the 11111111111111 deserved 11A 11111111011 ”walk ' A flood adv. e 11 he“ iii ‘ 11111 death until that 111111111111. entire new. ii 7 Eli Very often a Sentinel "For Halo“ 1111. will 11111111 11 “111111111111" 11! 11111111111 in return (or an unused urn or voice. Are there pin money In)!» 111111111111: in some 1111111111 1011 W', ing 11qu I «a» l i i I A financier is a man who can'ii‘ 11111 111111 a ’9 ball bearing wash; machine and make her lorgei' what she wanted was an auto weincinnatl Enquirer ,‘ 11 ‘Y' *
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