'4’... . .
Whole iamil
“ I lime-11's and chit on" n-
iglleooedlinedat
E. K. BANKS
Int-1161151110 1301121. BLOCK.
South Norwatk.
'7 Leave Your Subscriptions For
7 Magazines
with us and we wil take care
’of them. Come in and ask
for one of our circulars.
Stationery Store.
Ill NEWS
MT. and Mrs. William Carr,
pfitsmto‘rd will
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lilac
of lndiana Plate
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Far land,
‘The strect department will have
rest today. The rt'egula refuse 111i
actions, in both ends of the city. and
assume ilast Side. as 11.9” will be
made the same as usual today.
“0
Edgar '.H Lane and family of West
corner of Fimwood avenue and 1111.11
.atroet.
__.___._.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill,
.lrdlt, Michigan. are spending the week
“filth Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gamble, of
a 5" OVER“?
The downtown post office will cloae!
this; W‘“ at 11 oclock. There
Il 11073111: delivery and one collec-
flats at .7: 30 oclock.
,Ill 7 30 o'clock p.111
several of the milk companies in
the downtown section, at least. made
deliveries late yesterday afternoon 0!
milk- to their customers that the em-
players might have a full holiday to.
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7V‘Th8m1Wlll be no short calendar this
' geek, because of the Thanksgiving
ouday, local attorneys learn from
ghflrldgepon. Bach wee-111,011 Fridays.
hort calendar sessions are held in
Bridgeport in the Superior and Com-
Inon Pica. Courts
'r
l
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brede and
l .
fianghter Lucile, of Lounsbury avenuc.
rat. district. attended the funeral of
Miss. Fannie McGinn, of New York.
111 visiting her aunt. MIs. M. 1.. Reed.
‘ '-
Ill-Mott avenue.
Officer and Mrs. Wallace Sammie
p! 3 Elizabeth street, ’will entertain
I family party today. and a plcnsuu
time is anticipated. The guests will
be Mr. and Mrs. E. H Sammie and
Pit. and Mrs. A. E. Sammie, ot‘ Par’k
. tréet. New Canaan, and Mr. and Mrs
xylesfillfurraytnot Quintard place,
await}...
'The case of Luther Wright vs.
lii‘rles Williams, involving an auto
I ‘7 levtruck. will be on the first
'fl‘u day in December. it will be heard
'lcourt of common pleas, Bridge-
-' Attorney John J Cuneo repre-
Quinlan, the plaintiff.
’F6LEVs RE'IWE‘D’IES.
.tloney and Tar. 250 size ......... 19c
{fancy and Tar. 50c size ......... 39c
idnoy Pills, 50c size..... ...... 390
“Kidney Pills, $1 size.... ......... 79c
iver Pills . .......... ‘......‘.,....91c
8%on-Powell Corporation
pnsacntprIoN DRUGQIBTB.
32 Washington strait
South Nomlk. 6.1111.
261:, 89c, 500 75c and 81.00, in
oONNELLvs
of
spend ’l‘hanksgi1 ing
Street, are to move to the 011011 place.T
of De-l
T_he last mails.
to uncle in New York city, yesterday .
<hon s the defendant and Attorney E. .
The Standard oil price for gasoline‘
in this city jumped from is cents, on!
Monday hot, to 20 cents. l
Connecticut crops are unusually'
large this year in yield, according tol
'sutistics coming here from Washing-1'
ton. 11). c. l
John J. Warren, Haviland street:
.laundrymah, is contemplating the pur ‘
chase of a five-passenger, six cylinder!
Buick automobile. I
l Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has
‘received from the state treasurer hisl
annual report of taxes paid on secur-E
ities by Norwalkers into the statel
itreasury.
l
l Martin Fuchs, junior member of the1
firm of D. E. LoeWe 81 Company, plain‘
tilts in the famous ltattei's case, dieu
a'. his home in Danbury, Tuesday, at;
the age of tilt years. ‘ 2
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Hill. of lie-l
troit, Michigan. are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Gamble, over the llOl‘
idav, and their home on Seaview ave!
hue. ‘
S. Podelefsky, of East Washington
street. has resigned his position with
the Lounsbury. Mathewson shoe com-I
puny. Mr. l’odelei'sky recently re-I'
turned from New York. where he was‘
working for some time. i
i
It is reported locally that many of
1h1': Norwalk “natural grouthers” are.
at this time chiming a fair harvestt
in their work on the beds off New Ha-I t
ven. Good “catches” are being ob
tained, it is reported.
t
MI'. and Mrs. Herman Alexander, of
Danhury, arc guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin J. Snyder, of Ely avenue t
Miss Florence Ireland. of Bates'
(‘1111131 is 1isiti111: in New lel citvj
11 11111 days. i
i
l loI'
l Grocery stores and markets in this:
. v—r
city report an unusually active trade; / VOTE lN MASSACHUSETTS
o1er Thanksgi1ing Day. The markets!
sold hundreds of pounds of chicken: .
land turkey for the annual Thanks- Majority Against Women Suffrage Was
giving feast, while the grooers sup-l 133 037'
plied quantities of trimmings." l BOSTON. N01. 24 ”The crucial
A prominent oysterman of this city canvas of the vote cast at the Mass-
tts state elections on N01.
stated yesterday afternoon that therotflCIIU-‘lt'
11111 nothing of importance connected announced today sliOWn that Samuel
with the strike situation in New Hn-tW lit-Call, the Republican candidate
191'. and the threatened strike of oys- for Governor, defeated David 1. Walsh,
tor boat crews in Bridgeport. He the Democratic incumbent, by a plu-
stated the trouble would not spread to rality of 6,376. Unofficial press re‘
NorWltlk. and was confined almost 113- turns on the night of the election
31111szer to Pairs employed by the gave McCall 11 plurality of 6363
[New Haven and Bridgeport compan- The 0mm” reIumgI also confirmed
“‘5' the unofficial announcement 111.1511 the
tProhlbltion Party polled more than
I Here‘s where Norwalk has the jump three per cent _of the total vote for
1011 Waterbury. We have a blllldmgtovernor. and had become a recog-
inspector and they havent Claiming IIized political organization in _-Massu
that the lives of the citizens of the lttitsetts. The failure; 0‘ the Progres.
city are being endangered because ch site Party ‘0 obtain three per cent 0‘
{the “rotten" conditions prevailing in' the total vote placed "1.6 organlzation
the electrical conditions of buildings‘ villi the Socialist and Socialist. Labor
in that city. electricians of Waterburyx Parties in the unofficial list.
have appeared before the board of al-
derman asking them to do something
’toward appointing an inspector.
w24 mouths' written guarantee “3‘
against defects for all watches and
clocks over $5, and 15 months' written 235 863-
guarantee against defects for all alarm Di“ id 1
k 1 and u . you buy at Charles 487
0100 S 3 [J William Shaw (Prohibition) 19 167,
-m.———
The majority against woman's suf-I
'froge was 133 087. - 9
I The odlcial vote for Governor was
!
follows.
.inmucl
W. McCall (Republican),
1
229
\‘Vulslt
(Democrat).
d's S. Green trading stamps given. f
Bran ——-——r——- . Walter S. Hutchins (Socialist), 8'31
Saturday morning at 10 oclock 740.1
Judge E. M. Lockwood, of the uptown: Nelson B. Clark (Frog) 6:989
coult, will hear the case concerningt. Peter O'Rimrke (Soc-Lab.) 1,456. i
t. - . . ——.-w-—-—.—-—- .
curred in the Strawberry Hill vici-l DEATH RESULTS FROM FOLL' i
nitv between, it‘ is said. the Driscoll‘ ANSONIA. Conn. Nov. 24.~«.\licl1ae11
bovs and the Same boy. Attorneys}. Quitete died todaMhe Griflin hos-'
«Keogh & Candee reptesent the 131-13 mind as a result of a fail last Satur-
tcolls. and Santos attorucv Is John J. It‘ll) night. When found llllCOllSClOllS
Cuneo. The 111195115 1.1111: made fol at the foot of II Ietuining wall no ex-’
lowing an invlstication by Detective teInal injuries were manifest. Sukctc
Sergeant Thomas Leatlierlund.‘ had only been out of the hospital 111:0
—--——_. weeks after a 50 foot tall from the
the fight which last Friday night oc-
afternoon issued to Court Edmonde de 11,1151 Derby about twd months ago, re-
Arnie South Norwalk 50018101111) andtsuiting in the breaking of thlce ribs
a Hungarian society permits to hold'and injuring 1115591119, '
dances. The Hungarian affair was held;
last night in Arion Hall. Tonight;
Court Edmonde de Amicis will hold ’
.their annual ball in Arion Hall, and; HARTFORD. No1 {Hg—The “Mk 0!:
the South Nor-walk Social Club an or- Ithe State l‘ubelcuios s cutmission I
gnnization of negrOes, will dance to-
night in the quarters of the Silent 'seals and which is done under the di-It'
Social Club on Water street down- ’rectiou of George Allen, has Fro“ 11 to
town. such proportions that it has been‘
w found necessaly to employ additional
lclerical assist 11111611; The (lPXN‘llllllE‘ill'
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SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS.
4—?
today.
come. -
‘ One dollar will ope'n a
this Institution and it
‘ small1ccounts.
1..
"ill“ Norwalk
IzsIlvs 1111111 111 you’ll not saws 1111211
The leading financial forces of the future will
be made up of those who are saving their money
Those who are squandering their money now
will' be slaves to their debts in the days to
step toward financial independence.
. .S’eme rate of interest paid on both large and .
lis sending out about 16 000 letters to‘
persons all o1"eI the state to clIlistI
their interest in the work of selling
the stamps. Each letter contains 100,
stamps and printed instrufiflons in to l
gard to their sale. None of the let-
. ters goes into towns in which agen-
cies have beenfestablishedw ‘
in
ARMY OFFICERS 111135 5'70.
first
.ASHINGTON Nov. 2dr-vatl'c-
tary Garrison today made politic :1
letter to Major General Funston c0111-
Savinugs account
can be made the
‘ h
77"m-.« .
Savmgs Bank
“$1.
men 'in the highest terms for their
conduct during the recent critical all-
“1......"
JACOBY A 1.3....)
Greater Price Reductions
Than Ever at This Great
Thanksgiving
SATUDRDAY
0.
‘0
.cret agent of the Russian Revolution-
he commits suicide.
1 direction
’ C'asl.
City Clerk Stephen Dokus yesterday} fouIth floor of his boarding house in:
listry.
l The lnnouyior is none other than store. Don't suffer.
connection with the sale of Fed t‘rosslm his
mending the general, his phloem and
nation on ‘the :MeXicun bordeifrI ' _' I". 1
.1 .—'- 1.1.4? ‘— u-ngr
. 55683735?"
SALE
.1151 DAY»
1 A 1111:1111 .
PAYS
THE BILL
%
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THE FLASH OF AN EMERA'LD.
~necessity that the hero, Captain 0‘-
iMalley. disguise himself as a woman
1 in order to escape the certain clutches
1of death, and at the same time win
{an lmpudent wager.
A “woman's wit" and a. woman's
Robert Warwick u a “Social Vulturoftaklrflr "VB the day and turn the
' World Film Corporation presentslowel'ln! clouds of trnsedv into the
Robert Warwick in the photoplay. sunniolt. “th1“ and laughing dc-
”Thc Flash of 1111 Emerald." It will nouemcnt.
be shown at the Police theatre, Fri-l When seen for the first time at the
day. i'Regent Theatre today, afternoon and
The many admirers of this fine ac- evening, ‘Mr. Mack will sing three new
tor will have an opportunity of see- songs of his own composition during
ing him in a screen part that elicits the action of “The lrish Dragoon."
another. and not often seen, side of,
his undoubled genius. As Lucius
Waldeck he is “a social vulture prey-“
in on his friends and diverting sus-
picion by his gontlemanly gracious-
uess.” In other words. he is a polished
and insinuating villian. He steals a
valuable emerald from In woman in a
religious procession. chloroform: her,
her maid and the slck‘chlld.
"Later he passes himself off as a se-
NEW AUTOMOBILE FACTORY.
KANSAS CITY, Mo..\Nov. 24.v—Tho
Winn-Overland Company announced
today that it would invest “00,000 in
a factory branch in Kansas City. The
motor car corporation today purchas-
ed for $260,000 a four-story building
and other vacant property adjoining.
,TheI company will add two stories to
the. present building and continue the
'six-story structure over the area pur-
chased.
How "Til” Helps
Sore, Tired Feet
He insinuates himself into the
1
into.
good graces of two ladies, to one of
whom he presents the emerald. The
lady is the daughter of the woman
from whome he stole the jewel. lndi-,
rectly, this leads to his undoing and»
t
The part is a great pne and Mn]
Warwick does it the fullest Justice. 1
There l8 also a strong love interestl
Good- bye sore fww‘burning feet,
smelling
in the photodrama which has the ad- swollen feet sweaty feet
feel, tired feet.
Good- bye corns,
vantage of beautiful settings. careful
and a strong supporting bunions
spots.
callouses,
and raw
i
Regent Theatre. tightness, my
The laurels of the “eternal fem no more limping
‘lnine" must heed a novel innovation with pain or
this season. it has come in with “181 drawing up your
Winter styles and is not only pleas-t face in agony.
ing to the eye, but amusing as well. “T12" is magi
1 cal. acts rlgli't
0R. u'I'lZ" dl'lws
And be it known that such artistic;
"p11r1eyors of feminine sartorial artI
and plqnancy as Julian Ellinge—to
say nothing of the iridescent fashion onous exudations which hit! up the
'shows now current in and near Broad: feet. Use ”NZ" and forget your foot
nay, must needs take notice to the misery. Ah! how comfortable your
innovator of the new in feminine ari- feet feel. Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ"
now at any druggist or department
Have good feel.
Andrew Mack who will, even though glad feet, feet that never swell never
for a brief moment, for the first time hurt, never get tired. A years foot
varied career essay the role of comfort guaranteed or money refund~
a woman. led.
V‘eIsatilitv is Andrew Mack's mid-'
tile name, but in all his world- -wideII —’
tours he has never tried to portray the .
dainty and delicate indicative of wo~ Pumps and Gonghl Machine
mankind.
In the new thrilling romantic com-'
edy drama. which has been specially
mitten for Mr. Mack by Theodore
iltllllllll MllilillE (30
Water 8L, Foot Raymond 8t.
No more shoe I
out all the pols-l
w..._...-.- M "'—i_.~1..y._ ‘,_-._.___-.... ~—-——
SOUTH AFRICAN BANK OPEN! that the establishment of a branch in
BR1NCH.,Lhie¢mm1-y will greatly facilitate bus»
NEW YORK Nov Zl—Thel lb. auctions with Africa.
‘ing prominence of the United States
Isa a center of world finance II” on}, “LE"ATING WEDMNG ANN"
led the National Bank of South Africa: VERSARV.
to open a branch in this city. with B.
in Saunders formerly o! the Ml Mr. and Jim. John A. Anderson.
tanner moments of South and East
'ers' Loan and Trust Com rul-
MY. ll I
idem manager Norwaik,a1e today celebrating the
The National 'Bank 0! South II twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar-
has almost 300 branches in all Me lm There M“ be 11 mg dinner
got Africa also a London ales and party this noon at their residence.
icorrespondents in all parts of the
world The institution is a consolida-
tNo. 358 Summer street, Stamford,
ull among the Norwalk guests to be
tion of the National Bank of South
EAtrica, Ltd, the National But at!
1
entertained will be Charles Anderson
and £11111in of Lorena street, East Nor»
’the Orange Free State, 1.111., 1.1111 the "“3 “'8‘ 11111111113 sa‘her'IMiss “in“
.\atal Bank. Ltd, all of which hare V. bother rand Llarence bather, of
Elm Grove street, South Norwalk;
been absorbed by the main bank in
the past five years.“
Its resources are given as $16,537,-
000. with deposits exceeding one hun-
dred million dollars. It is up“
Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb, of Broad
River.
—Adi-ertine in The Sentinel.
UCS
ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
l'27- l 29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
\
URNITURE
STERLING
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
“mile if!- wiil wear a scientifically constructed
The
flu
in. we“ don unconfined bust so stretches the
ugh-ht the contain of the figure 1.11 spoiled.
put the bust back where it be
ongs.pre\ct1t the full bust from
henna the appearance of date
.t.-1a: b1neu.climinatc the danger cl
5 gmglgimr: Fgqult-J and mtmne the
es 1 o e s Ioulder ivin a
graceful llnblbdire upper body. 7 7
“steamboat-ad and most serviceable gnfmf’lllS' me i-
Mbh’millu—tends and M1111.- (1111.11 HiM‘ k llofik
i‘nnLSulfli-x. ..etr Boned with '\\ aloha. " the
null:- ngwadriug without removal.
Howl—m you Bien Jolie lirassieres ifnot stock-
ed. “I“! filly-end him. pr1~,;)aid r. llllpll's to show you.
BEMMhMES. billet-r111 Street. Ntwark. N. J
bonlu and r
.,. hillw§§enaclcc3 a“???
on lIIDecemher221ml, 1913.
”1495 Edward]
erve
ml B
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Ls, eaclt
info member:
A Ila? tl-Ial willlexicl'lo cradle
red er to: t
gouniglhafjviige 1’ 0::
cm! NATIONAL stunt
911mm
cpl/W211; I
CONNECT!
M1.
1.1.8.1 HS
L
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- 14'9qu AT ONCE
7iFTH. AVENUE
F ASH!ONS-
Slylcs worn by the smart
set on America‘s most
famous thoroughfare.
By all means take a
glance at the new
FASHION BOOK
FOR WINTER
No Incl: Fashion Boo!
de Lune has ever been
f offered to the women of
America.
1" cu will be delighted.
Burt Sayre under the title of “The 1r-’
ish Dragoon" there is the imperative
Specialties Work
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ELEVATOR m: Up [Mill Uifil’i‘t
:
James Donneliy .1... mm
NOW READY
STREET.
tlltlllil “IS 11111
11%;: routs c1411 Mass
1
. I 1 Connecticut Avenue.
. . ' e — vPhone 497.
sole Agents in The Norwalks .. ,
that .311 - "t“ > .
911 We: canteens Ave.
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