TRIDAY, NOV.
DEATHS Ann mamas. 1'
Mrs. Levi Janet,
Nellies D., widow of Levi Jones, foro‘
merly of East Norwalk, died yeater~
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John W. Semple, Bennett place Glen-
brook, Conn. Mrs. Jones is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Semple and
Mrs. Clarence Dunham of Pittsneld,
Mass. The funeral will be held from
the e of her‘ daughter, in Glen-
brook Sunday afternoon. On Mon-
’day the body will be removed for
F burial to Stockbridge Mass.
I WITH comma WEATHER
' WEAR .
WARMER UNDERWEAR
, Guard Your Health
'H We have all the good kinds
I in single garments or union
I suits.
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YELOUR HATS $6. 50 to $15. 00
mw NECKWEAR
$1.00 and $1.50
Funeral of Baby Storer.
I The funeral of Catherine M., infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George.
Storer of 12 Madison street, who died
IWednesday“ at the age of 11 months.
3, was held at 2: 30 oclock this after-
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IMPORTANT MEETING
One of the largest and most inter-
esting meetings held by Court Narruk,
No. 58, Foresters of America. last
evening, in a long time. including five
1of the charter members. which, in
view of the fact that the court has
‘been established more than a quarter
Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
$in NewsI
(if V\ 21sh-,
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lo." 21 century is some showing.
The guest of honor was Supreme
(‘lnt .‘ Ranger Sullivan. of Derby, who
1:; .VO 1 most i1111rcsting addless on the
, new b_V Jaws recently adopted by the
national body. ‘
'Attorney Freeman Light. Refreshments were served and all
. . - . lmittml that Court Narruk was never
m ieet, has returned fiom .1 VlS- :” ,
. tum?h3:<l1'ives in Brid'mpon 1n .1 more prosperous condition. I
'H‘hanksgi-ing is aiming. Ha\t' Vou
rat'fiictrola to be thankful for? if not
‘33)” not, when you can get. one—on cu-
m 5- terms at Donnelly’s, 16 So Main st workmen tonight signed the definite
..- VICE nclly s singing 01 \‘he t121 Ant ar’rcmnent calling 0” ”10 IOCROUU
:wry Tuesday elening Dancing um which had parahzcd industry hereI
fo1 a week. \\ 01k generally will be
.LOCKOUT CALLED OFF
BARCELONA, \Vednesday, Nfi'.1
~Delegates oi the employers and
.- 1 o'1lock. d t 2
At the Rescue Mission. 1; Henry resume onorrow I
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unreet.ttomorr‘pw “If“; “‘31” 23:13:): LEGS STIF’F? JOINTS I
fluvsen , wor 'ch 1'0 1‘ . " “ AND MU E E
.31 nrch, Bridgeport. There will be - SOL s ACH ?I
especial music. The public is cordially umber up! Rub any kind of pain,‘
:nvited. soreness, stiffness right out with 1
-"1'.’ry Unholtz’s famous home-made “St. Jacob’s Liniment.”
avmasage- Modem, Market. 15 NW Don't stay sore. stiff and lame!‘
Main St. So. Norwalk- Limber up! Rub soothing. penetrating.
is “St. Jacob’s Liniment
aching muscles. joints and painful
nerves. It's the quickest, surest pain
relief on earth. It is absolutely harm-
less and doesn't burn the skin.
{snach Swercky, of New Haven.
‘ he first man in Connecticut to be ar-
1 “--ste(l for profiteering. He is charged
- with selling 200 pounds of sugar to a
“train of restaurants at 22 cents a
right in your
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mound. I “St. Jacob‘s Liniment." conquers
—Caps and Umbrellas, O'Briens. pain. It instantly takes. away any,
TRt. 'ReV- Chauncey 3- Brewster, biSh‘ ache, soreness and stiffness in theI
fill 0f the Episcopal church in this head, neck. shoulders, back. legs, arms,
mate. will be the speaker at “19 fingers or any part of the body—noth-
‘ thurchman's dinner, 10 be held in the ins like it. You simply pour a little in
‘trallroom of the Stratfleld, Bridgeportx‘mm. 1mm; and rub “where it hurts,"
‘rovember 22. and relief comes instantly. Don‘t stay
McEnelly‘s Singing orchestra, A!" crippled! Get 21 small trial bottle now
'VIOI‘Y. Tuefila'y filming- Dancing 011- from any drug store. It never disap-'
'l 1 o‘clock. points—six gold medal awards. In use
lLiquor dealers in Norwalk are inter-
1-4 sted in the decisions of the Rhoda
Lisland and Kentucky judges favorable
"u the “wets.” but as these decis’ons
"41‘? not final, and have no legal effect-
51 (‘onm-cticut, they can do nothing but‘
w-main optimistic.
—-Tr_\' Unhcltz‘s famous
:emsagn. Modern Market,
H'iain SI , So. Norwalk.
for more than 60 years.
hBJACKson' "s
home-made
15 No.
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, Etillson-Powell Corporation [3337' ' 156311311 3
1:. South N orwalk KNOW IF
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Your eyes may trouble
you and still leave you
in doubt as to whethei
you need glasses. You
may rely upon Our judg-
ment When we exam-
ine your eyes and find
that you do not need
glasses, we will frankly
. state so. If you do re-
L quire them they will be.
. ‘ - exactly suited to your
- needs.
u.‘B~.JA CKSUN—
DPTUMETHIST
58 WA LL__ST ,Numtk
BE CONSISTENT.
You insure your life and
your house. You employ an
attorney to assure you that
legal papers affecting you
are perfectly drawn.
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SUCCESS OR FAILURE
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“If you want to lmow
whether you are going to
be a success or failure in
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3; you also deposn: your 1731- save money? If not drop
I uabledocuments in a Safe out! You willyfail as m:
i - ' - ' . as live. on may no
1 Deposut Box, thus insuring t] 1 so, but you will The
them against theft or de-
struction. A box in our
large strong vaults can be
rented for as row as $4. 00
seed of success is not in
“JAMEBJ. HILL."
Pondorthiswell.h'£omor-
row depends on w i; you,
dotodoy.
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NOR WALK II
SOCIE 1’11"
and Personal
gNEWS
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban G. Seymour of
noon. Interment followed in St. New Canaan announce the engage-
IMary’s cemtery. Iment their daughter, Harriette F.
I ISeymo . to E. Morgan Saunders of
COURT NARRUK HOLDS Stamford.
I. T. Payne, 34 Fla). Hill Road. was
a visitor in New York City yesterday..
where he attended a performance at
the Hippodrome.
‘MT. and Mrs. G. H. Goodrich, South
Main street, will leave for Miami, Flor-
Iida, Sunday, where they will spend the
winter.
BARK COLBERT RUN
DOWN; 12 KILLED
DOV ER, England, Nov. 13 .~Twelve
liVes wete lost when the French bark
,(‘olbert was run down :n the Channel
off Portland by the British steamer
Duneric. The bark sank in two min-
utes. Two survivors, saved by the Du-
neric, have been landed here.
1AUT0MOIILE TH!E ARE STlLL
BUSY UPTOWN. i
Edward Lahrini, of 399 Main street
drove his automcbile to the News“:
Bowling Alleys, last evening, and,
when he came out, at 10: 30, he found
that his car had been carefully ran-
sacked and many ei-ticles of value
taken—wrenches and a .number of
small articles.
He at once notified the uptown po-
lice station and Officer Murphy got
busy at once .and soon rounded up two
young men who,
the station house, acknowledged that
they had taken the articles.
_in the Juvenile court. before Judge
Candee, on Monday morning.
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Don't shock your Liver and I
Bowels, but take
"Cascorets."
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C21: carets end biliousness. headache, I
I colds constipation so gently you' rei
'nover even inconvenienced.
'no griping and none of the explosive:
aftet effects of cathartics like Calomel I
Salts sickening Oil or cramping Pills:
Tonicht take. Cascarets and get rid ofI
the bowel and liner poison which is
keeping you miserable and half sir-k.
Cascarets cost so little too and they
work while you sleep.
There is I
when taken to ‘
A hear 111: of their cases will be held ‘
The value of good clear vision can-
not be overestimated. If you are suf-
fering from any blurring of the eye-
sight,
convince that we will aid your
back to normal.
THAMER
IOptometrists “and Opticians
“The house of good glosses.”
37° Atlantic St,
Coco Sat. Eve. 'till 9 o'clock. Est. 189
——-Advertise in THE SENTINEL.
-Sentlnel will doubtless bring the best
results.
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ThankSgiving ’Day
An Occasion to be Remembered
THANKSGIVING DAY will surely be Temembered by your guests, if you serve this one
meal of all the year in a dinii'Ig room that befits the occasion. Perhaps an odd piece or two will
“We to give the desired improvement, or possibly you feel the need of an entire new dining
suite. In either case we are prepared to take care of‘your wants. Our furniture has been care-
fully selected. An early visitwill convince you of the unusual values that we are ofi‘ering at
this time. ’
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A BEAUTIFUL BUFFET WITHIN
AN OVERSTUFFED ROCKER
spams COMFORT FOR YOU
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or golden oak. All are roomy
length mirrors.
$32.00 and 111)
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RED CEDAR
It provides complete moth
protection. At the present price
of woolens- your clothes are
worth protecting. Chests are
plain or copper trimmed. $32.50
A DINING'ROOM SUITE MAKES THE MEAL i
‘ INVITING
This attractive Queen Anne suite will provide a pleasant
atmosphere in your dining room; Has large Table, China Cabi-
net with glass front and sides,
It is possible for you to have an attractive
Bufl‘et in your home. The one illustrated is
Colonial in design. They are finished in fumed
’ Table. Finished in American walnut or mahogany, $250.00.
and have full
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Here is illustrated a popular design in an
overstufl'ed Rocker. Roomy and very com-
fortable, with broad roll arms and deep cush-
ions. Finished in mahogany and beautifully up-
holstered in genuine leather.
$30.00 and 1m
a roomy Bulfet and Serving
THIS SUITE OF COLONIAL DESIGN
ATTRACTIVE AND REFRESHING
There is something refreshing about the simplicity of the
Colonial designs. This Suite offers you an excellent Bed. Dress-
er, Dressing ‘l‘able and Chofi‘onier are suitably mirrored.
Bird’s Eye Maple $198. 00
my, Too , rs PARTICULAR
little fellowwin
delightatsodointy
fortabloo Crib-In white or
ivoryiinisb,$13.50.
ABOUT HIS BED.
Thoughunoblototolk,the
his
eye strain or eye~headaches.
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you will find relief if you visit us. An
inquiry among your friends as to our
capabilities and trustworthiness will
sight
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Entrances on Main St.. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St. W
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told 1n a book of attraction.
they do delight 1n it 1
faculty of winning friendship.
Mother Goose—~specia1 ed; ticn by
each $1.50
Main floor,
tea spoons l
coffee spoons
5 o'clock teaspoons
soup spoons
orange spoons
table spoons
iced-tea spoons
dessert
berry spoons
Graceful patterns, nicely finished, good
weight, worth double the special price
Jfl Left aisle. front.
of—
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them out just the same.
But Bo
been pretty
goodness and at price of speciulg
—$4. 15.
t0 51/2—-$4. 15.
10' 131/H4. 15.
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SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES 0’1
,Give the children
plenty of good books. .
Every child loves a good story.
And they love that good story all the more, when it
It. may be an Old storv, as old as Mother Goose, or on
bf the newest. But when it is pictured as well as writt
ind smiles out at them from pleasing dress—then 110
From little children to big boys and girls, books havd
And here are such books as prove to be warm friend”
John Martin's Big Book for Little Folk—82 50
Enlalie Gowcr~ $-50
Hollow— tree and Deep- woods Book—Albert Paine—$1.60 .
Boy Scouts’ Year Book—Franklin Matthews—$2
Wigwam Wonder ales—William hompson—-tl.35
Every Boys' Library~the Boy S00 uts' edition of over 50 titles—mach 76¢:
Louist M. Alcott's books—stories that will
Little Lord Fauntleroy——1\Irs. Bu rnett—32.25
Mrs. Peter Rabbitt-—-Thornton Burgess—$1.35 '
Burgess Bird Book for children—colored
The Sandman's Forest—Louis Dodge-82. 1 .
rear.
Dropped patterns
table silver--l-2!
Two attractive patterns Of table silver 111 fihe pieceq
Imost-w anted, including spoons.
: Made by Rogers & Brot 1111's of good white metal busd
with a hcavv plating of pure silV er.
I I p to standard in every way; under usual price onl’
“because the patterns have been succeeded by others.
Shoes worth buying for
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your real boy 8 wear.
IMother once said :——“That boy always needs shoe
Doesn’t make any diffeicnce how good I get, he W
Seems as thoughI had. to 1)
him a new pair every other week”!
Mother probably exaggerated it a little. 1
does we ar- shoes quickly.
gh-pri1cd. And 111m be some of them havcn’
been as good as Mother thought they should be! " ;
Here and now though. are bovs’ shoes of special;
01101111ch too. I
Heavy tan grain leather high— —1 111; shoes, sizes 1 to 5%
Gunmetal blushets, regular height, 100k well, sizerg I
Little boys’ tan calfskin bluebers, fine grade, Sizes IQ
Bovs’ gunmetal bluebers, sizes ] to figs—$3. 65.
Little boys’ tan glain leather bluchcrs, high cut, sizei
9 to 131/2—~$3. 65.
Little boys’ gunmctal edit blnchcrs, regular height}
11111340 to 131/2—$3.65.
Better see these shoes, Mothers, and then give boy
chance to prove thier real toughness and
value at— . _
balm.
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The Hewl’and' Dry Goods Co.
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never lose their charm-3
illustrations—$2.60
sugar spoons
medium forks
dessert forks ,
oyster forks ,
individual ‘salad forks
pickle rorks 4‘.
cold-meat forks '
medium knives t
butter kniveg
oyster ladies
crcam ladies
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