, Brand's, . Green, trading stamps
a ,
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34 I"
At Lane’s
to serve on the loo
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
ViNilli.
. mum“ (1 Iron.
0 watt: heron-i
struciu :- *
cumming Fresh cod Livers, with “to Nason Basis-y
Lasted Four Yenrs When “as
hand Deserted Her.
.-t-i.;. Ill—3.)! mm. in Hunt! ULTol
WEEKLY ALSMONY.
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5:55 Romance
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L‘s. mm, Buggist.
NEW YORK. .Nm. :T»~v”'llie prei
-_...-._ ~4-MTM'WMTM ‘ ' ‘ -. “ill in \Nrtei‘buiy” of who]
t berr . out a . .
S 'raw ’y Davtd w‘ Raymond days. was allotted $2; at week aiinion)
Banana U N DE RT A K E R ‘ and 511M) counsel let» )‘l‘filk‘ldii}'.
Orange I 'l‘iit- allouauct» was lililtli! by .llln‘llt't
P‘rer 116 NEW RED MEN’S BUM-DING Kelly in tiic Supreme i‘ourt. Brook
1’ “m 21 WASHINGTON sr.
.0. A“
lane's Bakery.
51 Wuhlns’ton
Street.
till ”NEWS—
—New soft brown hats. O'Brien‘s,
Routine matters were last night
considered at the regular weekly. ses-
sion of the downtown electrical coni-
missioners. ,h,
4&1“. linens and tailored hats, at
The Taylor Millinery. tit) No. Main St.
Judge George H. Vosburgh. this
morning. continued indefinitely the
also of Joseph .Ianci, of Connecticut
avenue, who was arrcstrd some time
ago charged with iieglecr of his child-
ren, in that he refused to allow his
daughter to go to school, maintain-
ing she had to wall: too Int'. A $5 lino
wax lll!)ir.>.t‘tl ill ti >‘lllllllill l'tirt’IlPtt‘Ill
ly.
”Sltlt’. lire“ untl tuilorcti hats at
The Taylor llilliitt-u‘y. tit) .\'o. Main St.
()‘lirit-ii's.
_._—_.—-
«Derbios, derhies‘.
Suprt-ine and grand oilicors will he
prcscnt. Monday evening of next.
week, at .i meeting; of Seaside Coun‘
oil, it. .\ of Bridgeport. Moiiihcrs of
Sherman t‘ounril. this city, will be
present on llil.‘ gain occasion. Moti-
day evening, all 7:13 o'clock, the auto-
mobile which uiII curry the local lodge
members to llrltlichort. will leave
from in front of tho Tiltihuckcmo
Hot cl. \
~ 2i inonths‘ \vrittcii guarantee
against defects for all watches and
clocks over $5. and 15 months' written
guarantee against defects for all alarm
clocks, $1 and up. you buy tit Charles,
given.‘
Milinbrelias and mourning bands.“
O'Brien's. . .
Pending the settlement by insur-
ance companies, Dr. Ii. Lcliuron Pet-
ers. of Bridgeport. whose auto recent-
ly killed Miss Rose Tavlin, of this
city, is preparing to make a settle-V
mom with the Tnvlin family, who is
represented by Attorney Adelbert
Skccle. oi Stamford. Gus Green of
this city who was also injured in the
accident. has sued Dr. Peters for
$2,000.
e—l0 days special. 1 dozen photos
$1.50. Silvius Studio, 4 So. Main St.
UNLAWFUL TO SELL DEER KILL.
ED lN THIS STATE. ‘
. .. It is‘ unlawful to offer door killed
in this State for sale, according to an
opinion of Attorney General George
E. Hinmau to Superintendent John
M. Crampton of the fish a‘nd panic.
commission. The attorney , genetu'.
says that it is not the intention of the ;
low of 1915 to permit the wanton tie-l
struction of deer. BOWLS made to,
”the commission .show that deer have
men, killed at an'cxcessive rate and:
the Connecticut Humane Society has,
lien Informed that cruelty has been
practised. in huhting deer.
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—-A WISE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. if he cannot do?
it in a large way. he uses the Sentinell
classified “For Sale" columns. Call‘
up the allies, and an ad. man will call
at once. '
" WHE'NTvOU
are asked which is the leading firm of the city who are
dealing in Coal, Wood, Brick, Lime, Cement, Grain. Feed.
with a thousand other necessities that are required in the
Building Line. you would answer "The up‘to—date firm of
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
iii. ‘pt‘rmfi‘. girl" is Mr» Knit
IX 1‘.
.I‘x'iisoii Bunb)‘ now ll\’lli.;‘ at Steattiate
(one) island.
She is suing: new husband. Frederick
('iwster Bauby. formerly a star base
ball a? Yale. for sepaiistion
She sans ie is limiting Stilton“ a year
He is h ini\b;t of
Tel., omen. 1069-3; House,
693.
largo Fancy
Salt Bloater Mackerel
16c lb.
Salt Cod, no bones
14c lb.
Sardines 5c box
Old Fashioned Oyster
Crackers
0ysters, Escallops
All Kinds oi Fish
Hard Shell Crabs
35c dozen
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
pimfl
now as a lawyer.
a wealthy family.
Kate Nanson was known
1“prettiest girl in Waterbury. Conn."
{Ln tier ufiidatit she tells how she and
;young llauby mu away and married
"they moved here from Waterbury in
4902. Their l‘Olllkillt‘t‘. she suys. last-
cti four years. Then litiuby ticscrted
licr, according to her statement.
as the
DISCIPLINE CAUSES TEACHER TO
QUIT.
Head of German Department in Dan-
bury High School Turn; in
Resignation.
DANBURY. Nov. “fix—«Dr. J. Mllt'll“
cll liiiiiiphrcys, head of the German:
department at the litinhury high;
\rt‘liOOl. has resigned. The resignationi
t'i‘lllt‘ as it surprise to the faculty, ox-
cepting Principal Eugene It. Morris],
who said that lie bud known that iii
Will-i to be presented. ,1
It was reported that Dr. llllIllplll‘t’yh',
'vus to end his connection with the
fi-llOUl bccuuw of dissatisfaction owl‘
discipline in his classes. Morris ad-
.tt,
niitteti that Dr. Humphrey.»- had coni-1
planted ‘lo him it number of times of
Free Delivery. Phone 105
TODAY IN
NIIW YORK, Nov. 27. t\\'all Strei‘t.‘
10:30 a. ni.i.—~Spet'iultit-s wci‘o limit“
the only fctitures of Interest on the
resumption of trutiini: on the Stock
Exchange today. rails iiiitl other stund
ard shares recording no chitngcs 01'
note. Cuban-American Sugar added
seven points to its recent high record
at 158, Soars-Roebuck, rose " 14 to
170 1.4,_snd American thin. Locks-11
wanna Steel, Texas Company ‘and‘
Baldwin locomotive were about a
point better. U. 8. Steel and sonic
calipers. were fractionully higher.
ALL—srnns'r‘ the
conduct on thr- lltll'l of stilllt" of
pupils. .
The rcsigtlullon is to ink“ t-I’l‘ect‘
‘.\'londiiy. Dr. litinipiircys was ciigug-
ml :is head of tlic tlcruiun department
at the hich school in 19H. ills home
nits in Lynchbtirg, \‘ii. lie orgunizcd
talltl has led school orchestras.
LUMBIA LAKE.
Those who have heretofore enjoyed
tfishlnp, [though the ice on t'olumbin
Lake will be deprivcd oi thitt pleasure
the coming winter. The following not
. “its passed at the last scssion oi" the
h'hile..quge“helm'.ane PM. and Ifigisldturozm :
American Tobacco were 0n8 ‘0 ”'0‘! "Section t-.\‘o Di‘l‘l—‘itill n‘llllll takc or
points 3‘94“ Can “00“ lost. "H rise.ttttempt to tukc‘niiy fish through the
and the “8“ in general became moreticc in Columbia reservoir In tho town,
uneven. New ”M?“ [9“ a fraction of Coiumhlu prior to Jonuury 1. 102013
““er its recent 10“ price m 73 5‘ 3 "Section 2~~~Any person who shall
‘ violate any provision of this nct, shall
be lined not more than $10.“
REFUSE GIFT OF STATUTE._
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SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 2frw“t‘hrist THE BULL. i
tianity emerging from Paganism," i The hull is it male ruminant specifiu’
Rafucllo Rotnanolli's marble figure of cally 8 he 00W. Th? “it” is H lilSlOl‘iCfll!
thc t‘hrint, now in the garden of the animal. Ho has been worshipped in
Italian iiuiiding at the Psnamu-Pnci- Egypt. thrown in the cattle comnrr.
fic Exposition.'was refused, it was‘fmtght in Mexico and Spain and cann-
onnoiuiccd today. by the Park Com-led in Chicago. The Egyptians called
missioners its a pill to the City . of Iiiiii Apis and built temples to him,
San Francisco, on the ground that the . hill bu“ worship WM “0| H W‘Ofiiflllk‘
subject, being a religious one, was not business: as all the Egyptians who fol-
acceptable for display in a public put-h. ‘ lowed the bull are either dust or niunr
Mr. Roniunelll offered the statue to'mics and have been so for centuries.
the city provided the cost of transponit)“ the other hand. canning the hull'
lation and material. 5am to be about has made a flock of millionaires, so
$4,000. was paid. The amount was: the 1th ones cverywherc have adopts:
promptly raised by n committee of j 6d the western idea and prcty general;
'ly can the bull. Don't be a hull throw,
1 cr.-—Judge.
women, and the sculptor's offer sub-
mitted to the commission. .-
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A REAL QHIEVANCE: i
'TO ENDOW ARMENIAN HOME.
.‘lfi'tivtcniun, N. J., Nov. 27.——ltesi-
dents of this city begun today to raise lhouse in the dead of night? . ,
R fupd of $100,000 to endow a home‘
here for Armenian children orphan-
ed by the war. leran M. Be'dlklan
‘ l’t'isoner—«Vl'hy. your worship, the.
other time you i'epronchcd me tort:
tsienling ill broutl duyliclit. Ain‘t ltol
;had given ‘3' farm and three "bmm'lhe allowed to work at silk—Lotidtml littctlos All.“ to
lugs at Dundee Lakes for the home“.
It will shelter about 100 children} i
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elc gran ht
—lmng untenanted property has it"
“MONDAY ”'6’“. pathetic interest to the observer~ami
-.. ,.-
Buskethall, Armory. Yonkers vs. utmost ovory obucrvor will ssk-~I
Sixth, Company. Preliminary game. “Why it; it not advertised in The Son-
Dancing. .~ tiuel '3” "'
A
over fifteen dollars,
.‘comfortalbIY',, all his
' rAccdtlllt. ‘
“96‘3". t.“
«Emu;
THE“
wmmwmwwwmmswm
The other day a truckipan, whose weekly wages. were never
'. of $18.0005 This "song little fortune was acoumulated b '
f 7 , _ _ _ . , y savm
Two or Three Dollars. every week, and this man .jiiad lived
inspiration for future success, nothing can equal ”a Savings
‘_ 4%interest..SthngsDépadmentanteres‘ 4% .
é
TRUE» _ STORY”
diedin NcWTYork.City,;-ieaving a fortune
life. As ”an incentive . to get? aheadiriin‘
numerous occasions in runnrd to this '—
NO FISHING THROUGH ICE AT CO-
Christmas Shoes and Stockings
_ Triplc Toe Silk Hosiery
For men and women, will make ideal presents. We have i
them in all the new and standard shades as well as black
or white.
Buy Christmas Slippers Now
And get first pick of the styles and sizes.
Our asisortment is Wen better than usual this season.
commit BRACKEN
South Nurwalk. C onn.
UNUISUAL REDUCTIONS
WOMEN’S WEARING APPAREL
.\ litiiitml number of new arrivals from New York iiiiirkcts, iii the
iiettust fashions and fabrics for thc women who look to its regularly
tor guidance and inspiration, bBLorc choosing their apparel. would
llii\t‘ models of untpicstionublc correctness to choose from at ex-
trciiiuiy ton prices to cl’focl an inmdiutc disposal.
(LLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 80. MAIN ST., 80. NORWALK
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PAGE SEVEN-
pW0w
MINTZS |
Sale of Coats
For this Evening
Lounsbury
and Mathewson
High Grade
j!‘———.-- M
=15 Eumt'WIiet‘t: on our riielves. Cor
stack of
f 7 DRUGS AND MEDiCINES
For it omen
(ontain that which in necessary to
tune your ills, give you strength and
lrestore your health.
$4.00, $5.00
GLOVER’S
l22 Washington St., So.
Whether you preser‘ibe tot yourself
ior get
Physician's Prescription
‘we can fill it. Our compoundin. de-
‘partment is in competent hands, no
Norwaik 7 we use the purest drugs obtainable.
lThc Norwalk Drug Co.
H. A. Mead, Mgr.
,8 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
I
Volk
Electrical Co.
46 Main St., Norwaik.
‘ The Reed &
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You intend to shield your tam
ily from poverty.
What It You Should Die ?
g; The Only Fully Equipped ' Lli’e- lnsuranco'will make you: in-
? ELECTRICAL SHOP toiitittii a ceitniiity.
it In the Town Whether you intend to insure or
Cl not, we shall be glad to explain.
:3; AUTO IUPPLIEO , ,
El phon. 305—50 80. Main at. J, M, layltlll & C0.,lllc.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwaik
g 80. Norwulk. Music Hall Ilock-
«mm-inrfi m‘ -‘ ~n:~tr~smwr-.-t.-
ORDER EllER‘I‘S BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
[0UIS NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
‘ Phone 497. ’
Solo Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Palace Delicatessen
BOLOGNAS AND COOKED MEATS
Ready Ior The Table
HOMEMADE POTATO SALAD
Our Specialties
ALL KINDS OF PIGKLES. IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE,
SMOKED AND PICKLED FISH ROQUEFORT, MUNSTER,
of ditterent kinds. CREAM, etc.
Lunches and Sandwiches for Clubs and Lodges
Imported STOCKFISH for Christmas. Leave your orders.
0. Emmer
PHDAE 3364
24 N0. MAIN ST. so. NORWALK
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NEWLY RENOVATED.
" CENTRAL HOTEL ..
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwaik.
Rooms by day or Week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and gas.
Everything first class.
STEAMER WINNEBAGO lFRENCH
DOES NOT DARE SAILE‘ TRANSFER
NEW YORK. Nov 27.~'l‘llt:l
American '_l‘ratisatlzmtic Com-l“)? constant cilorts of.(§cncral
party, scy’ltral’ of whose stcatnuijoffrc, the l’rcnclt COIll‘lTlallthl" lll
Alilg'lstraiP-»-—qu comes it that you, ships have been seized by Bfipjchict‘. to kEE-P' Jilic higher t‘tllll-l
dttl't‘d to brook into this petitieiiiuit's,'13h warships under suspicion ofgmands in the charge of men of
ticrinan owttcrsltip. awaits tot‘jziylllrm'i‘il Vigor and initiativc. are
an utiswcr from Secretary of St;1tctCXclllpllfit‘(l once more liv an an-
l..ansing' to ”its rcqucst that aiigllmlllttetticnt in the Official JOtll"
American warship be sent toi‘nal that scvcn division gcncralc
convoy its, and three hrigadicr generals
' . lstcntncr Winnebago to this portfllal’c hccn transferred to the to Cremins. a ”meme“ 5mm“ by a wa-i
l and saw; licr from cztpttirc by; scrvc. Their places have bu.“ q,“ tzon which had been run intomy a. trotE
{en in youngcr tiicn who have dis--
The vessels recently purchased. imgttisllcd lllt‘illSClYCS iii rcccnt
by this company have bcctiioperations.
placed under American registry! Among: the officers retired are
but have hccn listed as “suspect—‘ General A. M. BFDnttle and Gm-
cd" by the liriflsli government“! eral Dc Mas Latric. ,
'l‘ltc Winncbag’o is latled witht GeneralDrudc canto into prohi—
dycwood for Stamford, Conii..,incnce at the time of the Motor;
but the C0lllpally.»(l0cs not (larclcau crisis between Germany add
to order her to, sea, fearing that! Francein 1907. .At that; mm he
British warships arc-”lying in Was commander of the, French
wait. Mcanivhilc the Atticrican, troops in it‘llorocco. A‘ large part
Transatlantic Company is collect-of his life has been spent in the
lug affidavits from its stockliold- colonies. He is 64 years old,
crs to‘prove that only A'tncrica‘tt. (it‘ll. ’lc Mus Latrlc before the
citizens and American capital arc war was coimiiaiidcr of the 18th
interested in the ownership of its” Army Corps.
fleet. in the expectation that this
will lead to diplomatic represen—
tations by .Mr. Lansing to ' the
British government,
‘liritisli cruisers.
R‘siATic TURKEE
Asiatic Turkey had a civilization
thousttndsof years ago. The interior
of that. country is populated today by
runners to whom modern knives and
"What air them kitchenettesl hem- torks‘ are unknown. The spoons’they
toll of ‘in‘ the cities?" asked 'Deacollluge are. of wood, and ‘
Hyperbqie Meddors the somewhat 'lion- - makes its own. ’
gut ugrlculturlst. g ,. ' , .. .
‘ “The ’re,the‘pluces.'Uncle Hy.” etc ‘_ ‘ ~ ‘ .
plolnedfvpson DOW“. “13 it“! “PM” you infidel: 3:33;“: “gill WT“
impwhlch aromoldod or cost or some— come. It you are not, , perhaps ”I:
wLDroi’lnccd ‘a' tint-dwellers daily have-not.been . “ ‘
wit .dwot tmnlettet-i'fiudm “ 'eiiéiiaea would? F096 8W9“
will i
cuuNA‘nv MECHANICS.
m.
) ,. MORE GENERALS 34 Washington st. s». Norwalk, Conn *
lARlb. Km: 26. ll :45 p. m.~—
each‘ family
BUY i
Hazelton .
Goal
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The B. Hctshtield & Son Co
TIL. I“.
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122 WATER rr. 1
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TO THE HOUSE
is it not beautiful in its glistening
,coat? Yes, she what’s more. It will
The New Science l‘Wetll' well——we guarantee that. All our
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU ,palnts, oils, stains, varnishes, ens!»
Chiropractic is the definition or the lds' etc.. are the be“ obtainable-
cause of the disease and the art 0! :that'has been painted with our palms.
thats your protection. Phone («t
adjusting the same. Disease is caused i
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the:
back. Even If done in childhood i
it create . l
s pinched nerves and pain In , ,0 FIRST 81..
later life in the different organs and- EAST NORWAL’:
linba. I Tn. 452. '
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Chiropractors remove the cause or 1"
disease and pain. health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-l
Smith. Underwood
toms in your body. Female troubles; “81113881011. ill Otholl
given special attention: also aurvntllrfl g , niches, sold, rented.
oi‘ the spire. You will. never regrut'. ”Wm; Rentals >33
giving the Chiropractor a chance to: .
help you. .
l‘ Magnetic treatments
t . ~ sold at $5 per month.
5 MS. DONNELLX- '
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l T. Francis. D. C. ;
given also.
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Graduate from ealmer School. "Vi
AOk for cash price. for RED OARI' Ii Ya“ Have
COAL. -
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan 6t. TeMM East Not-walk
TROLLEY CAR INJURIES FATAL.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 27.——Danieif
,SELL
...... S. Jalieé
Successor to Wm. Effron. '
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norvvalk.
toy car by reason by the brakes on the.
latter failing to hold on slippery rails,l
last night, died today. Cremins was"
standing with the traffic oflioer. Mich-
ael Enrlghi, at a street intersection“ REMEMBER I;
when the “trolleycnr slipped along.‘ w '
and. crushed the wigon, which ‘ was) [“6 r0" 0.
crossing. the tracks at right angl‘es.l ' A ~
Inco , ‘
Thawttgon fell upon Cronnnn, and the rporated ‘
officer was severely hurt. ‘k PAYS
. DEAAN SWIFT’S COMPLAINT.
.. it is no new tl'iinrr,‘this complaint
which one hears bf the high cost oi
living. "Writing to Stella from Lon-
don in the year 1710. Dean Swift re-
Imarks: “I lodge in Bury street, St.
lit ll). For. Rags.
grid best prices for other» junk
ifyou send postal or telephoni'i.
The Gorliam Co ‘
.REBUILT TYPEWRITERB —- L. Q.
poi- month. Machines
l0 louth Mlin street. South Mans. ‘
.‘m‘\.. ,
it Any Junk
if
wt”?
TEL. 441. T311441:
.James. where I removed a Week ago,
l have the first, floor. the dining room
and bedciiamber nt 8 shillings a week;
~plaguy deep. but I' spend nothing for
eating, never go ton tavern and very
seldom in a coach, yet, after all. it
will be expensive."
l . ~TWO’C‘HILDREN HAD GROUP
The tw0 children or J. W. Nix, Clon-
‘lnnd, 60.. had croup. He writes: 'Both
tgot lochoitetl up. they could hardly
lbw!!!“ uranium Foley: Bonny and
‘ upon
CLOTHING
0N CREDIT,"
(lately ~ & Bream
42 ‘ South‘ Main ,' St. , .
it: cured' than“: stun- naopttttu South N
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