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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1915'
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3 In considetml the mm ’0‘”! “ye x M“ m was
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For FIRE protection. night and day l )
ion insignificant appears the cost ‘
31"th compared with what by Fire is
lost.
1:1 zit-umulate Property is no joko,
fallen swing it go up in smoke,
I 111 burst of all, to tax enduranco, '
.‘estcrday’s assembly was quite an
llt. The orchestra, under the di-
lion of Mr. Perry, was there in its
ry. Miss Catherine Brown render-
a presentation named ”A Certain
is the 12111ugl11 that you had no insur 11 grin.“ Joseph 1111193111- gave
ancc. l‘e banks for a What?” Miss
“MORAL" .herine Huger explained how
Insuri- today With dnksgiving came about, and How—
.i Comstock gave a piece named
thanksgiving Day." Then the or-
'lavlor & Golden1
lcilestra played a few selections.‘
TN“- (ompany Building an ong which was “The Cupid‘s
Telephone 1230- Dance." before assembly" was dis-
— ——-~-~ —— »V~—~«—~ mused. Mr. Clinton llubbel, a grad:
' 111111: of 1910 and also a graduate all
li1llssalael' Polett‘chnlc institute, and
an 9llgineer ill the city of Norwalk,
gate a short address, soliciting the
.Alumni play which will be given in
glllr Regent Theatre soon. The foot.
lhall manager and the captain also
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CITY NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
. _ . ' T111» football game 111111 ililt‘ord
Forccmt for Norw alk 11nd \‘lclnllyzlmzSh School, yesterday was a "walk-
l‘ns‘cltlcd tonight and Wednesday, a ay” for the Norwalk boys. The
p'obably light rpin, wanner. 1st 1119 was 84‘ to 0. The line-up of
Th1‘ disturbance which was centrali Norwalk was: Copoly a. 1,” ()‘iiara 0-.
0“" ‘V‘mh Dakota yest9rda) morning Cantrell l. t., lianchalk l. 11., Sallick l.
has "10‘9“ 9‘5""‘1 "1d ‘5 now C9“ '11., Kelley r. ll., Sturdevant r. 9., Tar-
, trill over Lake Michigan. it is caus- [101 1 9., Street r. IL, Navasky r. 1.,
i111. unsettled weather with lighf rain .1111 Rham f. b The li119- -up of ml
or r.3w in the [ppm Mississippi Val {112d w2as Windenhstllmer i. b., Clark
11) and llll' Lake region. Cloudy 13., Blown l. 1., Fordl h. lioollkirk r
‘5' :l'hor «119nds eastward to the b., llausky l'. h., Plait r. 9., l‘ashow 1‘.
«cast. Rain was also reported from t. Downs r. b., Oi‘illtt l.'9., and North
lit ‘lllll and Pacific (OaHlS ’l‘hv 11-111- 1. 1; Mr. ADDMO“ 11““ 3l‘dr"‘ Physics
ltrr-llurt‘ continues low in the easlPllllli‘ht'lli‘l in the \‘orwalk lligll who is
(111511111; l-rosls w9re l9poi‘19d as rar,ucw principal of the Milford Hillh
south as Silinltnah, (Tilt. S(h00l was there Wllb his team.
the
1Many of his old friends among
scholars of our school wel‘9 glad to
see him again.
The bonrd of estimate mcets tlguin
this evening. The fire. police and
benith budgets will come up for con-
sideration tonight. Tomorrow night,
when the last of the regular hearings
will be hold. the town clerk‘s, city
hall. printing, charity. building de-
partment budgets. 11nd the budgets of
the First Second and Third Districts
will be considered.
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
up: on inoldo both. ”for. bro-lo
int help. u: look and tool
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘l‘llipcl‘atllrc: Low, 26; high,
floor
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The Comnlutors' Club will bowl this
moningmt the Palace Alloys on North
Main street.
William R. Russell is very serious-
]r ill at his bomb on East avenue. Dr.
from is in attendance.
, A boy was born yesterday after
3111011. to Mr. and Mrs Michele liomaz- [
10.0? 25 (‘hapel street.
——Your lenses duplicated at Brand’s:
Ask for loose chrcks, over 30 per cent
saying.
I mnard Robins has resumed his du-
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After 11 brief siege of illness, 1
ties in the South Norwalk Trust Com-
. puny as well and happy as ever.‘
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Whether it means a lounge
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Made by ALFRED BENJAM
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3 Men
$18.00
are so imbued with the spi
and so eficrvcsccnt with sty
man takes to them as his'
to
surest means of looking as
feels.
Spirited yes, and with all
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suit, a tail coat for day or evening wear,
TON COMPANY New York
and the older man recognize.» in them his
"wrinklesfll‘ut noLa suggestion of the
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or business
every day.
Will
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Young
$28.00
rit of youth
lo the young
prerogative.
young as he
the latest ‘
in your favor.
WIDE lililS “RSI
clan, owed. fruit
'lhe first sesllbn of the J. W. 1w.
,, bu Washinnon street A’coon’dlil-l
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(X's. 'ooon club‘ will he held tonight
f run with all the trimmings will bet
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-—THANKSGIVING EVE ll
the feature.
BicEnellys Singing Orchestra. Armory
Dancing 8-1.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters will meet tomorrow ntten
, moon for regularbusiness-ln the Nor. only» every man and woman~coul1l be
51".vtillt Congregational church. The induced to adopt the morningdnslde
5 meeting will be called to order at 2:301 bnlll, what a gratifying change would
‘1, o‘clock. 1 take place.
: Officer Jarvis S. Murray has been of sickly. anaemic-looking men, W0
trunsferred ‘mm 1119 motorcyclo men and xlrll. with only or muddy
‘1rick," which he cnvchd during thezcomplcxions; instead of the multi-
‘y drummer months. to his regular boat in , ““198 0T “nerie “Twill-1“ ‘rund’owns, ”
, 'tllo uptown soction. l ‘brllln lags-1' and pessimism we
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Sparkling and vivacious-~-mcrry,
bright, alert—s good. clear skin and
a natural. rosy. healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. If
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_1° SdH STAMPS FREE should see a virile, optimistic throng
' Tomorrow at The S&H (to. s Store of resytlleekcd people eieryuhere.
pound the most succesfui remedy for An inside bath is had by drinking
stumps .vill he issued unless books “leach "1"“va before breakfast 11
11.11218 of real hot water with a ten-
presented 0 "C" poo I‘ll of l'mc tone hos )htite in it.
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There will be no mbotlng tomorrowl p l
“ I to wash from tho stomnt'h, liver. kid-
, night of Court Laurel D 0! C Ma neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
result of the regular business meeting mm day's in digestible waste, sour
falling on Thanksgiving eve. tom“- formedtstions and posions, thus clean-
row night's session has been W“. sing, sweetening and frlwhening the
pcned until December 8th. omcers
mill be nominated at that time.
There will be a regular. meeting of
311er Council Royal Arcanum.
this Pl ening. when the nominntton of
officers will be held and initiation of
1 cand'dates take place. After the
‘Vorlt a card party will be held and
‘ prizes awarded the winners. It is
necessary that every member be which will cost but a trifle but is silt-'1
,entire alimentary canal beforo ptlllillfi
more food into the stomach.
iousness, nasty breath, .rheumatism,
colds; and pdrticularly those who
have a pallid. ssllow complexion and
who are constipated very often, are
Lille good work storied by those
. 1“. remarkable change in both health sn-i
’ clis'rge during the past you- '
‘nppelirnnco, awaiting those who prac-
We in“? a 8999“"! 0' Willi“ member that. insideclennlinessis more
brand on Wednesday. Oat meal bmd' important than outside, because the
on other days hovers of the unusualls’kin does not absorb impurities to
fibroid/should try one of lMlle kind! contaminate the blood while the pores
fl 361 fill in the thirty feet of bowels do.
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$1, 000 IN THREE YEA RS
.Do you realize tbuyou can save this sum through
1- the systematic saying plan aflordod' in our ‘,-
bonds of Thrift?
I'Selt-n‘ladc trial has shyly; said the first dxlooc was ...
. filth to obEIin. . W
"l .' (Com: m. and let “I Show yoll 11.11 ‘lly systemadcn ..
_uving, you an mil-h great comics. ..
Instead of the thousands
Those subject to sick headache, bib.
urged to obtain a quarter pound of"
limestone phosphate at the drug storeI
present ‘0 Chm” 0mm?“ ‘° “"7 0“ ficient to demonstrate the quick andl
“CANNES aAKERY 5 MONROE ST. tice internal sanitation. We must re-l
‘_ lltllldlltl sore muscles tiny-tin
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NEW YORK, Nov. 21—401mm
llundce, of New York, outpolnted l’hll
Bloom of Brooklyn, in the ten round
feature of the Clarcmont A. C. boxing
entt‘rtainment last night. ihlndeo had
the better of eight of the ten rounds
The fourth was all in Bloom's favor;
the seventh was lame and evon.
Bloom, who had six and one-hull
pounds advantage. as Dundee weigh-
ed only 127 pounds stripped, furnisn-
ed a most agreeable surprise by his
skill snd cleverness.
1‘11 and outfought but seldom outsell-
cralled and never disgraced. indeed
the Brooklyn boy finished. quite as
the top of the head.
Dundee was able to win throuull
his superiority at infighting. Ho rc-
relied in his work at close quarters,
1191‘1‘1‘ letting up one second in film.
1111 the body. Occasionally he woulo
rip up uppercut to the jaw or an or or-
ht‘tnd left or right to the back, when-
over he got one arm free.
111 the first six rounds there was
scarcely ons idle second. Dutldle
o.pened the first with 11 rush" and
(105911 the tenth with a rush. He
crowded Bloom into a corner in the
first round and for half a. niinutc :1
more the lads- stood toe to toe, ‘lltl‘r
1 gill]; with botll hands. it was Bloom
who broke ground. in the secwnd
Dundee‘ paid more nttentiop to box-
imz' at long range, and although he
moored repentedlygvith solid lefts he
was forced to take some‘heavy Lt 1m
|;‘tcri in return.
‘tlmi his best plan of campaign was to
lush and keep on t of Phil every
second. The third rou d was a‘suc
erosion of headon collisions between
the 1111111111 battlers. with both slam-
lming iustlly to each other's bodies
I“?! both hands:
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trawl. it coll-o: Manchu, 1mm,
“hear-them-coming' freakishncss it takes
a very callow youth to mistake for smart-
ness or gdod taste. And prices are always
Everything proper in Men's Wearablcs.
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Streei
South Norwalk
He was outbox '
strong as his flashier rival and in "111‘
last round drove little Johnny almost,
'11 rout the ring with it right hook to;
111th after fusillade of lofts and rights
Johnny soap reall“ ed
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Naiilu “‘11- 11111 111.111) 111111 kid-nor:
- Miller Bert Austin of Wedtsldo ave-‘1 Francis T. A. B. of Xangutuck during
"W. attended the Drum Corps can the street ponds, and later in the
1m held by the Hormone Flft and 111111111111 the First City Drum Corps of
Drum Corps at New Haven on Salun‘ the city of Bridgeport play 10" him
day last, as his own corps, the Maple during the Baton swinging contest.
Fifi and Drum Corps of Stnmford was Major Austin was awarded second
unable to attend, be lead the SLlprlle and only missed first by two
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Fancy Turkey: Fmb‘ pig ..........
Native . Largo Routing plot. He‘d. ............ fie
Chickens ................ 25c Home-made Saugage ....... 18¢
Fowl: ....... 24c Cranberrlet. Lettuce. Celery
-\Freoh Ham ................ 10c Henrtl.
Fresh shoulders ........... 161:
Small Pork Loin ........ ..20c 5m“ mm" """" 25° pk’
Side Pork, mm or corned..18c Grins“. Grape Fruit.
Genuine Spring Legg 0,2 Gold Medal Butter ........ 38c
! Lamb .................. Blue Ribbon Eggs ......... 40c
' CHARNOK’S MARKET
533-2 76 North Mall ntreet Free Delivery
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Dining Room Furniture
For Thanksgiving Day
Dining Tables, Chairs, Buffets; China Closets,
Serving Tables,’ in Sets or Single Pieces
A New Stock in a New Store
RAYMOND 8t SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
48 Main Strut, norwnllr.
ACOBY’
Thanksgiving - Sale ‘
Offers Wonderful Vaiucs tn
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HoWLAND's
Tuesday, November 23, 1915.
A roulll)‘ tlt‘cp-l‘llt bug of tough smooth Cl)“llltlt‘ will
prove its worth on lllt‘ ’l‘ila llksgitlllg tripgulld many
many tllllcs thcrcaftl‘r.
lralllt is \ltt‘l and lining is “Will strong balm“
Sttlltt pier-ts 11f lt‘athtl arc >t’\\(ll at t‘ullltrs to «in atltlttl
1lrtltt‘ttioll.liults and slltlillf" lock alt brass. it has a
lliilllllt‘ \‘l'lllt‘ll is t‘tllllltlrtablt‘ to the hand. 1
15 and it» ”it‘ll 5111‘s. >11 lllglllt‘ Illill Illi‘)' t‘asili‘ 1l1lt‘ll~
1‘11 \\ltll‘,~~ $5.
l.l;.[lll\’l:t‘lf\"l’ll bags of 1‘1l\\lltlll‘, llllt‘llllt‘ll pal‘tlt‘lllglrl)
t1l zlppt‘al l() \\‘1llllt‘ll \\lltl lll‘lll\l' 11 brill} bag. llu\t' sll‘cl
frillllt‘ and 11111111: HI light tall l1‘;11l11-1‘.
14 15 (11111 In tilt‘ll \i/.1‘~ ~ :54
(in—tat inurlllu Hillliil\(\‘ 11f ]t“;lllll‘1 llalt‘ Sli‘i‘kllallli
illlll .ltt‘ llllt‘tl \\llll llllt‘il lll til bulls and «to
bl‘;l~\; stltlllg straps rtillltlrt‘ 1 tbtll‘ bulls.
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lx't‘gnlzll‘ 24 inch sl/t‘,» 8:.
Light \tlllt‘usi's Ill.
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almost ltutlllllg; llll‘)’ 1111‘ \llllllg
By special process they" \1‘ lli 1‘11 mallt‘ \latt‘rpmof;
tinth lining and leather corntr 111cm; add to lllt‘lf' 111w
ability.
24 and 20 inch Sth‘S,*52.5() to $3.51).
Handbags of fine matting llavc this same Wonderful
lightness combined with strength. 'l‘hcir lining is cloth
zilld locks and bolts of brass—75c and $1.25.
And there has just arriVed a big collection of sample
bags and cases. Could any,arrival be more timely?
Fine bags and cases fitted with toilet needs—$7 to $2 5
Deep-cut bags, many shades and sizes,——$5 to $10.
Suit-cases of several sizes—$4 to $12. . 3
Coat cases and bellows suitcases—$10 to $15.
Price in each case is at least 1-3 below usual—and
every bag and case is a fine specimen. ‘
Tillnl litmr.
The-Howlaild Dry Goods Co.
infant’s Wear
We are showing large assortments of dainty Infants' Wear nhich
:nllotd- cxceptional opportunities for the sclcction of desirable and
practical gift things. ~
_ _ Tho collection includes angora and worsted CAPS and BONNETS:
ICOATa and CAPEs made of cashmere and poplin, with touches of
hand embroidery; DRESSES and SLlPs in a beautiful variety, made
of fine nalnsook, some strictly hand made.
Also a complete line of BATH ROBES, SWEATERS, SACQUES,
BOOTIEB, UNDERWEAR. SLEEPING GARMENT, LEGGINS, HOS-
IERY,',GLOVE8 and, various other cozy garments 101 winter wear.
vear. ,1“ '“W
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found in our Baby-
Many helpful Christmas suggestions may be
wear section.
0Rlllill lillElll‘S BEER ‘
r012 YOUR CLAM BAKES
[OUIS MARY 1- . Connecticut Avenue.
‘ ‘ Phone 497.
Sole Agcnts for The Norwalks
On Draught at ConnecticuEAve.
- Children s ”v
Sleepmgllarmenls
We recommend the Dr.‘ Benton Sleeping Garment for
‘ children. These garments are made of cotton and wool and
7 are the most hygienic garment made ....... 50¢-51 00.
‘ FleeCe Lined Cotton Sleeping Garments in white and oil-
~ ver. Sizes I year to 9 years ....................... 50¢,
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stands for credit bore
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