Let us rig you out in new
land-
scape architect that can put
the foliage on you so people
will think you're the whole
scenery—we have- a
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0dr Samples.
ELLY’S
NERY STORE.
, - Main Street.
thing.
Suits to your order, just as
you order. $20. to $45.
Rogers 81 Stevens
_ iNorWaik So. Norwalk
iiiws ‘
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or Circle of the King's
ill meet with Mrs. llart-i',
t' w avenue, tomorrow at-
fl‘ o'clock.
A iegular meeting of the Building
and Loan Association will be held
this eicuing.
'l'hc I‘.p\tili'.li League, ot the Not"
walk ill l2, t'hurch, will hold a drop-
iu social in the church parlors this:
|\t’lllll3. A ll~‘ll,'.lllllllll tllllt' is ex
‘ pected.
a”. Hardwick of Maiden,
urer of the Boston lee
and of the. Mohawk Dairy
‘ led by the discharge of an
,' flitol .which he was hand
. M at the First Connect-
. .izIJt
S. liart ill “The Return
Weds
~ William
of liraw Hagan," at the Palace,
ii-csday,
(lpliir Chapter, No. 5‘), Order of:
lllt l-Iastcr Star. will' hold a regular"
:ilcctiti: tomorrow evening. Rose-i
'iiiury Chapter of Stamford will be the}
guests ot‘ local organization at that
time.
I
been a very large increath
Ylnsa deposits in the local
4' this year—and increase,
M in harmony with the ill-.1
it have prevailed in local}
Mttltlons, and' which are '
mood today, (lei-spite tae‘
«everything.
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The game between the Norwalka,
uuder the management of John
“Ilzowne” MeCarrle, and the Stam-
ford lliltrms, which was to have been
. played this Thursday evening in the
“a, ' onnt Pauline Fmd-sr-‘Sflmrm‘d Y, M. C. A., was cancelled
* -‘ Asho's of Embers ,, Re-i last night, by the Stamford manager
' 'mcnt. It is expected that another
game will be booked between the two
.eams, In a couple of weeks.
continue to reign su.
. k, and the indications
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'1 . . 2 Learn to dance with Hawaiian mus-
M’ they '1” be ”she" Thei to at Policy's Dancing School.
pf em in incernslng weekly; .
~ omit! out are now bringing,
= .15 um per dozen. The price or
.m-products are just as high.
' a...
MI report that winter up
The case of William G. Shaw,
trustee, vs. Ann R. Jackson will come
,iip tomorrow before Judge Gagcr in
l ‘iio Superior Court. This case has
:Min‘ signs of rotting In' dragged through the courts for a year
hm, they have been gym. or more and It is hoped that a settle
“winter-fl ”113 condition No.3 merit of It will be. made shortly. Light
' is sure toi and Light will appear for the plain»
a
.w “on of apples
if“ “Mord mark. locally, tidal till and Gray and Gray for the dc.
‘ . ‘ {tendant .
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rhmount, Pauline Freder-I —'AWilliam S. Ilari in “The Return
m Ashes of Embers," Ito-lot Draw islagan,” at. the Palace, Wei
. 1 ! nesduy.
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"talk football fans who!
.wltnessing the Yale-Haiti
in New Haven this Satur 3
disappointed In their hopes
' he fact that the cutting?
, uate tickets from four to.
granted a good many tickets
ing this city.
Deputy Sheriff Edward I}. lioulcns
yesterday served an attachment on
property belonging to Emma l). iloyt
in favor of William J. K. liuhbcll. of
Wilton, anti Edward C. Storm, of Nor
\l‘l‘lk. Tito property was attached for
$100. lliibhcll and Stuart have
brought suit against Mrs. Hoyt to the
“or"! of $75, which they allege is
due them from Dudley E, Hoyt. The
”NH" is returnable in the Superior
t‘ourt, Bridgeport, on tho first Mon-
day in December.
. l
{fdwtlekets remain for the
_ ‘pllmentary dinner whit,
Hi Thursday evening in V
bly Hall. A large number
' 1d, and preparations Fll‘l
to handle the biggest vatlr-i-Iiicily's Orchestra at the Nor-
er attended an affair or walk Armory. First appearance of
jthe season here, Saturday evening.
'Deccmbcr 2nd. Concert and Dance.
Admission 35 cents. .
t
i’ " M firm"
iGaIvamzed Ware
i Ash‘Cans, Garbage Cans, Ro-
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vel- Tome and : tary Ash Sifters, Coal Hods, Fur-
790 per Bottle nace Shovels, 1:60: Tubs, Wash
-_Cweil-Cnfp0‘at’on Tubs, oa Cans, Pails, Etc. .~
7132...?‘Zti‘ii'm Albert F. Genetic
Phone 71069.2
.. ount, Pauline Freder-
o Ashes of Embers," Re-
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Prompt delivery
THE CHILDREN
uSOuth Nor-walk Savings Bank believes thoroughly
‘ sing the aavinghabit among the children be-
doinz so it recognizes the wholesome short it
' the future they are facing. Parents are urged
K .. theefiorta of this bank inhohalf’ofthe
announcing them. not only to open avion-
i- have mucus-plus serum
,Lo‘in Lamb '... ~
LoinLambChops'.......... 28cl‘
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AND PERSON.“
News
Chase-salonson
1n the presence of over 200 rela
Iltiveis and friends Miss Bessie Salon
"son. of llanbury, was united in mar
:riaut’ Sunday evening to Samuel
.t'hase. oi \t’orCester/Mass. The cer-
ieiiiriii)’ took place at seven o'clock in
ithe synagogue of the T‘ongregaiion of
the (‘hildren of Israel. Liberty street,
(and was followed by a reception in
‘the rooms of the Young Men‘s llcL
,hrt-w association. .
i Rev. l‘hilip Stern. of listiliury. and
iliablii Koiler, of Bridgeport, were the
.ol‘ficiuting clerpymen.
The maid of honor was Miss Rose
' Susnitzky, of Daiiliury, a cousin of the
bride. Samuel l’iset'tky, of Bridle0
jport, was best man.
in gown of while satin with a veil and
orange blossoms and carried a show-
‘cr bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss
wore an evening gown of
and carried a bou
Fusnitzky
’rore colored satin
quet of pink roses.
,3 Guests were present from New
fl'ork, Brooklyn, New Bedford. Mask,
iliridgt-port, South Norwalk and Wu
'terbury.~ lianbury News,
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Mr. and Mrs. George. J. liailwitr. of
flying llIll :iveiiue. announces the en-
gazemeut of their daughter, France-
lioyt. to (‘liarlcs A. Johnsrn. 'ol'
lirnnchville, (’onu. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Charles II. llllworth, secretary of
the Norwalk (‘liamilier of Commerce.
is iii,New Haven today, attond'ult I
conference of the Connecticut Good
Roads Association.
Chester Seli-cck. of Norwalk. was a
spectator at the. Yalol’rlnceton game.
last Saturday.
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two of the crew are reported to have.
""llkeft limbs. The Kingsdown liftL
boat was successfullv launched lah
etching and is waiting for timciiancc
to aid in the work of rosette.
DOVER. ling. .'ov. 21., l0:45 a. m.
—~l"lftv-three passengers anti crew of
the American steamer Siberia. strand
1i on linodwla Sands, were landed at
Dov-I tntlav bv the Klugsdown lifeboat.
The rescued persons from the Siber-
ia. which stranded during yesterday's
'ile. had a distressing experience dttr-.
ing the 24 hours they were on the
:tr-amer awaiting assistance. in nio-
uictitury peril of the steamer being on.
'{ult‘cd iii the treacherous oulcksands.
Fraulein efforts ’tt‘cro made ycstcr.
day by lll‘cboais front neighboring star
lions to rosette the passengers. Sev-
eral men of the lilchont crows/Mere
injured and the boats narrowly cs-
a“ ‘4 destruction.
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The bride wors‘
. this. in" on so on 150's I“
M n M fill fan. m-
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To lull) Italian the hu- "Iutas"
’ tunes in: port of their dinner the we
fdautun that the mat um iii-p that
near ‘l- as important and as had as
th‘ jump in the win at broad to the
.t- rain American ldl‘llhfl
'lbi- I‘l‘ interlezcs with luipurtl
tion of the product of the vineyards
oi ltaly. and the light wines uiade
lit-re front domestic grapes by italiuu
Wholesalers will also beuncreastd in
cost. ,
Grapes did not escape the late of
farm i. oducts this year. The weather
aflectcd the crop seriously, and the
icost of labor in the vineyards was
[above that (it last year.
The California varieties follow t\'~
cry other coiiimodoty in the upward
trend. These grapes are quoted at
$1.50 to $2 a box, which is a jump
of 50 cents over the prices prevail-
lltl' at the same time. last year,
\l’l‘ne grapes, which the italian
wholesalers get through contracts
ivery season, went to unheard of‘
levels (‘oncordn for wine, sold lasti
year at 835 to Sill a ion for freight.‘
caitagc and labor to land the grapes,
,Tliis your the price has ranged bin~
tween $45 and $50 at the vineyards.
One grower ill a river county sold a
fine lot of Backus grapes {or the ex\
ccptiunal price of $75 a ton. This7
means $90 a ton in New York.
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FIFTEEN RULES TO PROLONG
ONE’S LIFE.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21. » Professor
lrving Fisher of Yale University. who
i'. chairman of the hygiene l‘t‘lt‘rt‘llt't“
board of the. Llll‘ ixlension institute
or No. 23 “'est Forty-fifth street."
agrees with (‘hauncey llopcw that
sons who lead simple, healthful lites
should live to be 100, and ultimately
may do so.
Professor Fisher gives the follow-
ing fifteen health rules to prolong
[one‘s life:—'
1. Ventilate every room you oe‘
cup;'.
2. Wear light,
clothes.
3. Seek out ofdoors
and recreations. ‘
loose and porous
occupation
4. Sleep out, If you can.
5 Breathe deeply.
6. Avoid overeating and over-
weight.
7. Exit Inringly of meats and
eggs.
8. But some
some raw foods.
9.. Eat slowly.
10. (‘leansc the body thoroughly.‘
regularly and frequently of Its waste;
11. Stand, sit and walk crcct.
12. Do not allow poisons and ill-i
{st-lions to enter the body. i
13. Keep the teeth, gums and ton-i
gun clean. I
14. Work. play. rest and sleep In
moderation.
15. Keep serene.
It takes a man to explain things to,I
a. woman that he doesn't understand
himself. i
hard, some bulky.
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The Siberia is still aground,
Nova Section Steamer Lost Off Irish‘
Coast. f
PARRSBORO. N. S., .‘ov. 2l.—Timj
Nova Scotlau schooner Kenneth C.,
bound from Liverpool to Halifax in
ballast, is a total loss on the coast.
of Ireland, according to cable dis-
patches rcceired last night from Liv-
erpool. Captain (‘harlcs MeDude and
he crew were saved.
Greek Steamer Lost.
BOSTON, Nov. 2L—Flftythree days‘
iut on a voyage ordinarily completed
'rt‘ 18 days. the Greek steamship
NIcllolaos Athanasulls". from Penarth
Wales, for this port, was given up aai
lost by agents here today. The steam-i
or called at :Madcria for hunkercottll
on September 29. seven days aftorg
leaving the Welsh port. Site has not,
been heard from since leaving Maw
‘erla. The Ath'mttsulis. a vessel of 2.}.
244 tons. carrying a crew of 35 men‘,l
was under charter to load 175,000!
bushels of grain here for delivery ti:
the Greek Government at Piraeus.
SPECIALS FOR WEDNES-
DAY AND THURSDAY
SpringLegLamb 32c;
.............24c:
Rib LatribChops..........26c}
Lamb Stow rs r-zc'
Sugar Cured Hams, all kinds 24c-
CornedBecf from...... roe up
SmallPigPorkLoin......ssc
umsutPork..._......... 18c
‘ _ in fine Groceries
”chqu ,
Allihhdl’lcklodfloods.
”94
Cannons , mute: ,.
Get ’ that
Your whole,
famil ‘ will be‘
please; on Christ-‘
mas morning to'
fi‘t'id‘a Yictrola in
the home.
. The Victrola is .-
a worthy addition
to any home. Its
music and enter-
tainment are al-
ways welcome, and
-. there’s surely ‘ no
better time to get
a Victr‘ola than
right now. '
time before Christmas.
XVI, $200. . 0th
3100. $150. $250.
T
on“ '
wow»-
; of Chicago today
.thirds the sire of those used heretot
for _. Chriistrung~
..Cor‘lic in-today an
v/ictrola and we’ll arran
The instrument shown above is the Victrola
was
Terms to suit your convenience, ittieaircd.
NAI‘T‘MII. lot at m if
n and arm n..- h-d- sort in -‘
haul thou-I um n um- Mu.
mm m "an at a n
amass-anal cl bouts Than a! the
not». prune bonus an- us! ulna-7
«d the nil-dorm bum remixed
tome Ml" u! agreement |
Mutton pillars matbtr Oper.zion'
are included In the strike The rule
to strike was passed by the unions
Sunday. .
Four 'liellrea, putting on "lt’filli':
mate playi- and vaudeville" are par-
ticularly afl‘ectcd by the strike. L'p to
noon today the management did not
know what it would be ab‘e to do
about afternoon and night pcrtormv
:tnces. At Parsoius' where a well-
known iclress and her company were
adxeriisrd to play tonight, the. bar;-
I
‘ gage was; piled in a lidgh heap on the
stage and had not been touched up to
early afternoon.
A meeting of theatre managers was!
scheduled for this afternoon. ’i'lic
nicii scek a rtgular weekly sula’y
whether thty work or not, and want
an agreement concerning hourly pa,"
“Dill ill"! do work~ '
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HARTFORD'S NEW FREIGHT
YARD
HARTFORD, Nov. ‘20.— Tlie New
road today opened a new
freight yard in the I’arkville section
of the. city, hailing trackagc for 12')
cart. it will cater to the needs of that
very large manufacturing section.
along the eiiiain line. and is exported
to materially relian- coiiuested
Ii‘ciuht conditions, There are some-
thing over t‘ittl cars on sidings here;
awaiting unloading. ‘
A FEALESS PHYSICIAN
Hart-n
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Hutii A physician recently remarks],
"ll ~»“The wonderful power of Lydia;
l‘I, l’iukhsni'a \‘ciretahle ('ompoundj
over diseases of women is not because;
it is a stimulant, not because it is it?
palliative, but simply because it con-i
morass m m”
STERLING
Thanksgiving Dining Room Table Special
An opportune time to select a New Round Dining Ta-
ble at'a phenomenal low price.
Special Prices from .......... $7.95 to $25.00
Formerly $10.50 to $35.00.
Select your Table MW and save money.
A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF STERLING RANGES
The Range that is guaranteed to bake, cook and heat
at a very low consumption of coal. A real money saver.
Ranges from ..... . ...... $15.00 to $75.00
Open a charge account
We specialize in tarnishing homes
complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington St., So. Norwaik
tains the very elements needed t'oi
tone tip the. female system pnd
strengthen the depleted organism."
or course that In so, otherwise it,
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could not succeed as it has—Adv.
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CHICAGO BEER COSTS MORE
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—-Vlrtually all
of the bars In the downtown district
raised the price of
beer by serving it in glasses two-v
re.
A number of downtown lunchrooms
also announced incrcn'ies of five.
cents each on snob orders as him and f
eggs, bacon and eggs, and small
steaks, while pics formerly cut into.
five sections hereafter are to he divid-
ed Into six.
THIS AND FIVE: CENTS!
BACK. ‘
DON'T MISS TlllS Cut out this:
slip, encloac {Ive cents to Foley &‘
writing ymir name and addrcar‘fiear-
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No Short
Weights
N ation’s
Grocer-
Norwallr’s Lowest Prices
Watch Friday’s
‘— Sentinel
for Our Big Thanks-
giving Sale
PHONE 909 EROMPT DELIVERY
Great AAA Tea Co.
ly. You will receive in return a trial
packago containing Foley‘s Honey
and Tar Compound. tor lirOnchlaI
coughs, colds and croup; Foley‘k‘ld
ney Pills. (or pain in sides and back
rheumatism. backache. kidnev and
Viotrola
124 Washington Street
_~,.vft;- .
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Beautiful Bust an Shoulders
any possible i! you will wear a scientifically constructed
Bier: Jolie Brush-re.
The dragging weight of an unconfined but no stretches the,
supporting muscles that the contour of the figure is spoilul.
ut the bust back where it be-
IEN onus. prevent the full bust from
I. bttvmu the appearance or nati-
(u._M .Io-urt omens. climlnu’te this dancer )0!
( raninl muse es un« confine t to
BRASS": S 11th of the shoulder giving a
grateful line to the entire upper body.
They are the dalnticsi and most sorviceahlenrmcnts Imagi-
nnble—conic in all materials and styles: ‘ can hack, llmk
Front-Surplicc. Illil‘lmll. etc. litmcd wit "Walnhn," the
rustlcaa boning-permitting washing without removal.
"are your denier show you Dim Jolie Bunions. "not stock-
ed, we will gladly .lcud him, prepaid. samples to show you.
.BENJAMIN a JOilNES. 5t Warren Street. Newark, N. J.
tl‘ M...
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.Sheets and Pillow Cases
'Comiortabies and Blankets
I , go to
. , A. DICKERMAN 8r SON
souriruoawam, CONN. PHONE. wt
d" see about . your
go to deliver it any
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$50. $75,
0 to $100.
15, $25, “0i
. Victor: S
New Winter Coats for Women
‘ . and Misses f;
Our extensive variety of styles includes Coats for all
occasions. fashioned of approved materials and colon and
, mahodat nth-actively lowmicea. Included are many "7‘“
«mart-inhuman now all the rage in Paris. Go
everywhere also first. then mm but You’ll beconvirtcod
in soil the but garments hr has money M
Ere PARIS mm"
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