. liter neopy of your unswn to said com.
will!) conduct by reason of the followup;
l
g.
’l
.,
Street.
Wlllltl we wousnir.
lee-ewe Preacher! 1M In the any
out! Baronet chm
m chunk 01’ ST- WW” no.1. r. Stidhem, n. 1).. of New
1.0M] HELD IN ARREST. Britain. occupied the pulpit of the South
Norwnlk Baptist church yetterdcy. In
are-d w stern-:- w Act in the morninghepreeched eu‘ubleurmtni
law-Ive mt- u-puuumu-‘Jn- from the worde found in Roman- viii. ,
”not Paper-lured net-run mt Wow 28: "And we know that ell thinge work
“bum“ together forvgood, to them thlt love
The latest phi-I attire will war 00¢." 8° undo the u“ km'” 'm'
bumetJohn's-nd on Well lodge-i. tum-“d 13m“ 5! hi- ill-“I'M
m i in the eub' . l papers. which end explanations end thetthereleuoun-
were served Sounder on Frederick “mil“! or mistake about thil one
Kathie-0M0! 8t. John'e me. great truth from God's word In the
T0 St. John's Wye, No. 6, F. and A. M.. evenipg he proved hie text easily, which
W'
Were these words: "For my yoke in
You are hereby ”mum and [equip easy. and my burden is llght"—-lllutthew
,cdto upped: at the next annual com- il., 30. He asked the question. Which is
“mi-“:3”?! gel-Inter“): 03:33:31 easier to hear, the stain of sin, or a little
3"? any 3990““ communi ntion “mm," persecution for Christ? If we love Christ
which may he culled for may pumw. it will be no trial to suffer for Him, but
‘fitfizfl tmzmgevaiggfzsuigh; a pleasure. He pll'll'ayed vividly sever-
wpypwd you no further required to do at death scene; of those who prism!
away in misery and poverty. through
plainttothell. W. Grand Swretary of sin.and contrasted their condition with
“19.85“ 919'!" 11,683 and “P0“ theeom some of the martyrs, who, when put to
planet "“1““ twenty days after 3""“5 the tv-‘t, suffered bodily torture that they
'me“£;gf“fiuflm¢ ",9 3,, miehsinherit eternal life. and be with
me: dry of November. A. L. 5892. God Christ's burden is light, for it only
Ifer order of the Most Wor— requires right living, while sin dfllm.
W .h‘pmdgsmlld gins" drags down. ruins, and shows by every
{:2} ' ’Grund Secretai'y. mark its awful weight.
Sunday, at the East Avenue Methodist
To the Mort Worshipfttl Grand W9C 0! Episcopal church, was one of great en-
the 5m“, of Canna'fumf: couragernent to the work. In the morn-
rigid”; mgyvchgigddi‘ivwl? 36:; log the pantor preached on success in
’ lift- and the conditions thereof. Many
ificntione: people were in uttendmnce at the even-
It: tmthegaid‘lgexde hasgllfll‘igagfidg Int; service. The text used was ”What
.v c . .., -
of Hi: unearwtgfnhiplul Grand 1“,le ma mirth this: it wait shown that a
the State of Connecticut issued by it 3, gt'tiltlfit' revival of relight!) meant God
its last annual communication, umon mold curry on this fulfill: work amidst
0th“ lhlPKUMUlfiflg the “ill“ 1mm" 1” th: time: untoward circuriist'ittct-s, and
winning“ "£3: ‘1’“ “£h;$“X”;Luéu(3:‘lt [but the world of the supernatural was
Norwnlk. ":9 mm of .102 35 Y greater than the natural; it Ina-tint that
The! the time llmitvd for the payment some one had been praying. not formal-
of said cum ha! expired and “11“ n" W" ly mouthing words, but pouring out tho
$352132“ mzmailumazm ml or desire to 6..., and am the “on-
end refused. and etill tails, neglect» aim Ghost had come among the purple. A
refueee to pity the eemeuerequired b_\ mival suchas God makes “calm ",9
W’ltgdhwl'cdccteof th said lodgeere in Attention of the peopb', draw them to-
re w e .
violetion of its dutier and obligations a. other, make? "'3'“ minim tiller salva-
u lodge of Free and Accepted Marion» "00qu Willing toil» something to get
and in contem of the authority of the it, 58".“ wen from Ilwir tins, makes
”id Grand '59 “d ”Ml l” "‘8 mild?" Willow): for Christ. causes men to speak
wl lore itle demanded that the “it; with the tongue of praise and adds
St. John's Witt» No. 6.3 and A. 51., hi- numerically to the church. With spirito
1, upon trial u n raid chases and ed singing in which the large congregn.
Ifimtlonsaml dealt with meordinp tiou joined and the earnest testimonies
”mmftlkzygim-NM 15 A. L which were given by a considerable
m ' ' ' number for Christ, good impression“
Bmv 0. WARN”. Wt-rr made upon Mine iii-min which it in
Jnlpoégfzmli.wtrdmd “190de ”"131" hoped Will ewntnuui in fift’itll r n‘nl for
0 cc ten
__ the ruin" of (led and souls. '
11”,” fan“ #31, Jolm'; Lodge, No, 6, A special baptismal service was held
F. and A. ., Mirna: _ in the Congregation] church yesterdny
U n 80“! ““59 shown “5 by “m" afternoon at So'elock, the fit“ iren hep
:Enfi‘flfifiufimg ‘i-nuzhzezlfit “Zt'll brill}: 0i Hungarian parentage,
of Connecticut, we order that the char l'hi‘y wm- John Ilonu and Joseph Sal-
ter 018‘ John': 110489. NO- 0. Norwnlk, drink. of Springwood. The urrvlcv-
heand itiehereby arr-eted,and that thr Tm, “mam,“ by Rev. (lcmld fl
. . . , . -
mfflfifififieflnaflfflgfl ll»; 8033"}, and a number of the members of
theGrnnd Lodge of l e charges prefer the church were present.
luflwmérgnfhtwéfifii until our [law he.» Old Saying: Origin-tel.
Wm our hand and ofllciul mint lt wetter etrnnge to sunk of the
lhc cit 0' Bridgeport this, “'9 2"“ United States of "Brother Jonathan."
d" o'cmu" A' L 5m and the wonder is how it ever begun; but
M. Hutu! "ml-IS“. . . . .
3““; Grand Mutter. no inquiring Into the matter we'llnd that
v... the custom urine from an ordinary re
M‘“ mark made.- by Gent-rel Washington tit
IMPUBT WATER WORKS. the beginning of the Revolutionary War
On going to MWhueette to organize
the army, he found it scant of ummuni
tion and all nit-um of defencemndno
one could suggest any way out of the
difficulty. Soniethinit must be done at
once for the public safety: and General
The free-Ir.- lw the VIII-go About Seren-
ty fall-OI to the Ecru-re lleb.
For newly n moraine eertuin promi
nent gentlemen here been diligently at
work with n view of raising the net-en
eery funde for building water works in
Wectport, but it wee not until 3 your ego
lut spring that their chum were sum-in
ful. in June 1801, 3 meeting of the
rtockhuldeit ya held, when with... i. mic-"ma. _ ..
Coley m cw W.‘ M the capi- Jonathan on the ruby-ct.
tel stock. which had previously lit-ctr ’ _
“on”. we! mud' "I; plan: pm. the traction, and tillpplb‘d mnny of the luck
in the judgment of Governor Jonathon
Trumbull, of Connecticut. said in thin
' y . - . ' hr
were prrptl'ld. Burl thh cum» mi, immune, and ufurwerd dunngt
Fork y ' war it lu'i‘ilfllt' the custom in an emergen-
welded . vy to my. "We meet (xiii-tilt Brother
' “a", .‘l I: Jonathon." In time the mine bromin-
W5 W 'm' introducing ‘ 9 applied tollio whole cotmtry, and iii:
trier entire Winn! commenced amt
. contract. won a
gym he been completed end Actual "tr-moi tntomw that the great Wit-h
ice m 1..., week. Thelmrnmim iltuum hitiwll wen IIW mlgiuntnr of it
"u on n” KW!“ W" m‘ M the mind when Wmunineti'r Abbey wire cull
“M W“ l' W‘ “WW“- “d “m“ “ rd in. mm Cathedral. Mon»)! helm
3, water for fire purpuerl will be eupplt omit-o tn tlt‘lul‘ the minute at 8:. Paul.
’utr". quite to the die
flimlhfl'm About twelve mu... truth. dml. it we» uiko-nby those in nu
melltl here been lull! oxidation-rot thorny from "1“
”I ~ confection of the purple. who rah-d
hydrate err sit in place. The pitM "Why rob 8t. Pom topuy 8t. Peel?“
having been dished. the huemdmgpr. Over two humilmulu ”in xxx-tr: ll:
no u wee- n n -
””9 brine 1” rm 'h';|3:”d m: achiesehurchxdt ow dmth of the no
. ottzhnihrm, the city ui lmdun dcelur
on“! W 3'"! in; 9'0"“ 9'“. int; that no went I WlMID rhomd l»
Indy W- What! the pipe in buried in lit. Paul'e, while Parliament
vhle in "Hyde:
tutu t .
thrvllllnrmv‘w
union-d til-toner” in
full it it retluetrtl ihctthepiewuniu
thrrlhenwdlhccboutrrrmy pol-d.
toibceqnunincb,wbloh willhc W
mwmemdwm ever tin.-
Wholld'mrlniown.
MM.-
“communal-trum-
‘I'ho Amado Erotica egm it out
I it in not, illlNlSllEll illl ..,|llll||li
; ‘ ._......_...__.GEo.. Locitwoon. v V ’
Worthington, who had great confidence
"We meet t-onuult llrother
"lhihblmt Peta-r to pay Paul” wee hm
South Norwelk. Ct.
lllIlLS OF THE WWII.
minus SEEN Ah'll llllhltll in run
term it. s IMI'I'EBS.
lend-r ”tallying In m Iterwull
Arwum the hills-atla- of Church
necr- A luyellet Sun on lee-n- lor-
m-eueo Merl of n- nope-cut.
Twelve men were ct work opposite the
main.» Methodist church ell dey
yesterday toying mile fit the ,Norwelk
Tramway company. The reih were put
down to a point around the corner of
VanZundt nvenue, and from present in-
dications they intend to push the work
rapidly.
Editor of the Sentinel: To some of the
church-going community it one an oc-
casion of no little annoyance that a gang
of Italians under the conduct of preeum
3th an American foreman were digging.
vociferating and pounding loudly in thr-
street butu few rods from the church.
nearly all day. While to much lit being
said about certain kinds of mile and
againnt having city streets torn up,
would it not be well to say eomethiug
against this outraging the morale and
Sabbath sentiment of our people to ac-
commodate e foreigh. greedy. consci-
enceleee corporation. C.
Mr. linfwlll Bu. leem;;ttle.
One day last September David F
Hunt. Sr.,of 53 South Main street, when
riding along \thington street. whenl
he was run into by Nelson Tuttlr-‘e ice
wagon and badly injured; his wheel was
also wrecked. Mr. Timle said he was,
willing to settle the damage in a cutie-
fectory manner. Mr. liunt proposed
sending the damaged uhcel to the [at
tory, and that whatever the company
wuuld allow hint in exchange for a new
one, Mr. Tutti» should piy, and Sir.
Hunt would say nothing about the
amount he Would lose thereby, or of tin-
injuries to his person. Mr. 'l'uttle ucv
copied these tonne. The company
elicited Mr. Hunt W for the broken
machine. When he presented his bill to
Mr. Turtle, the latter declined to pay it,
and the mutter has never been settled.
Hr. Hunt now prop tree to sue Mr. Tuttle
for the injuries he sustained in the accr-
dent and fur the dxmege to his wheel.
WM
Purl-g lilo-es Alt pencil.
No paving in being done on Main street.
Norwelk, to—dey, on unmet of there
being no rtonec. The emetic-me from
Branchville. where they were taken
from a quarry owned by a men named
lliiminerson. He neglected to pay his
help and they, in return. levied upon the
names. The uttnchnient was made at
the depot, while the can wereun the
siding, by Deputy Sheriff White, of
Riilgrfield. late Saturday night the cars
were run out and brought to Nonvalk.
This morning the contractor of the
work commenced unlmding them
when he was notified of the attachment.
lie immediately stopped carting and
ordered his purer: to stop work. The
stones in the curse are of an inferior
quality and more than half of them
would have been thrown out. The con-
tractor has accordingly ordered anew
euppy from another quarry at Ply—
mouth. They are expected here tonmr
NJ. > , .-.
The Sequel of no llopwrueul.
'l'lr- sequel of the euppoeed elopemeut
of James ll. Avery. formerly superinten-
dent of the Norwalk and South Norwalk
8 ectric Light company. and tire. Lech
Kellogg. of the Central telephone office,
wife of Melville L. Kellogg. of Academy
street, which caused it retention in Not
walk early in Slay, 0-)"er in the form of
en announcement that Avery's Wife luv
"Brother Jonathan” was equal tolhe rt-curvdau abandon-divorce and in now
the wife of Frank Nita, n well-tunic
merchant of bulletins, Maine, win-re she
has mm?“ with her parents niece lwr
hmhund left her. The ennouneeun-nt in
the chief topic of wort-nation among
the town gulps. it is reported that
It. Avery and the Kellogg women are
In Illinois. nut Chicago, where he in Mann. “0" ”J“... in . gene:
olnvwctotl-vith an electric rupply fuc-
rory end where she is employed in e
tezrpiiooc «ch-nun.
Lulu Im- Acts-rt run
to death fieturduy alteration.
14’saut1p;Ma.1n at"
.0. Nail-WA 1.3..
mule. ‘hetover you inl- veins.
Neckwenr.
for the chem» we ofler you.
oughttohoycnr y. _.
g Goods.
. n
. er _ lthlemrluhtwtlt on,
rthu couldn‘treetluwlnt won
t that twice two nuke four coulde'm"
n body blind tocncli ebeldend pubic ~
’tteee door. lfyoudou ,
9‘ end look at the goods and use he
W nine such an absurd idea.
- except that our Clothing ll the beet in
. , , - We juot uncertain that you'll edmlt lt’e
. n in thet you'll behunxfibefore twenty-tour“ ,
hurling) by. You'll we at llrrt blu
Our Uls ers take the Palm
En ty. We'rehemtomtha ,tnd
gluing-nerve mkmondgllr. 3”" can't i cent on
w our midi. 'rv nu. n . gone. '
Iii-r the all. minced the feeds Illsd thank fortune
Masonic Building".
‘ NORWALK.
r .. ‘
Overcoate. ‘
til“
here too, withoutu mowent’e In .
s
THE EXHIBIT OF THE VATICAN.
Ian-- at [Rome 'l‘hnt “in no no.» nt or".
Chicago Fair.
“’Ahlllsa'l'ozi. Nov. zit—secretary ot Bum
Foster has designated Mr. J. C. Heywood
us the agent of the United Stem to eelect
from the Vatican niueeum and library
relics lpproprbtte to the discovery of Amer-
lcu to be exhibited at the Columbinn expo
Illloll. Mr. lleyirood was selected on the
Ingestion of Cardinal ltumpolle. the papal
mercury at state. lie in u reeltlem at
Rome and n former citizen of Phihulelphle,
where he was at one time n newrpuper rw
porter.
The Collegdof Cerdinelr will Inn to the
Uniud Stem for exhibition tit Chicago
the originals of everything it may wanton!
of the library and museum, except the rec»
0rd: of the church. The college will. how‘-
ever. have feairnller made of my docu-
ments desired. One of the moat internat-
ing documents in the exhibit will be the
originnl hull of Pope Alexander VI, divid-
ing the new world hetwucn spoilt Ind
Portugal. Thiuie known an the "hull of
dcninrcation." Other exhibitn of interest
will be the letter from Ferdinand and lent
hello to the pope announcing the diriomtery
of the new world end :- letterwritteu by one
of the cardinals on the divine right of king»
to Mannie ownership of my countries they
might discover.
-...-M
MISS JULIA HALL FOUND.
8hr Wu» Curt-red nt New Rochelle, N.
‘2, by a Search l’urty.
NEW CAKAAK, Conn, Nov. Eli-Miss
Julia Hall, who while insane wandered
frein home on Thanksgiving day. was
found at New Rochelle, N. Y. A big poem
of her fellow tmvneuien had scoured the
neighborhood forlier. h'he is thirty-three
years old and the daughter of it. t}. Hull.
pruddent of the New t'nuann First Nu
tionul bank.
Proprietor Fowler, of the llugenot hotel.
in Sew Bocbellefiemgmml Mire lluilk‘
photograph when it was abowu to him.
She registered there on Thursday (5'0.th
ing it; Miss Jennie Harding. oi Waterbury.
Conn.,und Mt mrly ull Friday morning,
without taking bmtktmt.
\Yhen ruptured she won very ill’t'd nud
-. Worn and simply suid. "i‘vc lK’L‘fl t'imili.f;.”
' That is about zill that con
from her.
She had been at Mount Vernon and stir.
price in expremd that the police of that
place did not find her. though they had an
necurnte description of th- r. Slumber» of
l the search party were probably close tuber
If. timee. a”
cx-secnaunv BLAINE'S PLANS.
Ila Will Leave for Southern Culltwmln
About New Inn’s.
um yet fixed.
Dr. Scott Innovating.
the pity: icinn in altrutlalicv rm
able Dr mutt, Pix-«idem Harri .
Bile Adam. the tire your-old daughter ..
of 11mm Adana, who lives on Ball, n“ "In,” ,. n, h, 'u,mm
“I“ til-6°. M" “'9 “0"“th itM "0'36. \ansuroii. stir. ext-waging: tummy
. escu from but burned will be inure-ml thin winter by the
h'ulunwrrow pe ugh” w” mwncrof Lieutenant Robert 111': irind lira.
'eu .the amt: uptown y w l
9“""3 Iruund ' bonfire. “MM by rpcu'dy t m with Mn l’cnry’s
one boy- near the We. when hr! mothrr,llre. it. Diebltach, em Twelfth
clothing caught the, and in en in. cunt.
mutiny were in ii New. A man at firm-lire to
u, (iv-W"
workwhy sew the child'r petition] Ktw Your. Stir. ‘whip let Meek
plays u remarkable degree of vitality.
Ilww Mr. Clevelnrxd Pun-cit Sued-y.
clubhouse carryall for two hour-a.
'I’he Brice. :- ‘Febrtrr’u Old "one.
lain lui irhly this winter.
slur tiny. Sullnbury Itulnrd "er.
ll patter of the church.
(ilulstrme‘u Irlnh Pulley.
trouble lit-town liiiiillordii and tenant».
the AW Inlegwtn' "have.
belief in the nmnmrr when: the”
trout Itothuehild to prom-M wow 9
lug lest-lotion.
muinetober.wnthr flouting chitin
from her bpdr.htit not until rho us a“.
"I“ built) burned. llerrcrcuer’ulieedrwere nyrhohleprvfcaecndltlon Maw, mu
‘ blister-ail. Much mplelnt in nude iowlii. W
“Windumdfluretm tilt”! in ,.
Wt lent week wn mono. Thin
hummuut‘vmimm tin prim
“mama New item.
at»: Mord. um. Merit-rt.
gum; WW. mom Holden.
m nor-lab. Ohm: 2m writ-in.
told
t:
tear
it
10W ,
W In lulu-u.
Groundwerbrotewrhbmoruiegfur it
ulcedllevllued'elot ow
twin trot, trick. the.
ehmuhr cerebr- nienrwr bindin- ere Mr" (MI-em w.» W,“
khlled II thut loonlitydmpetillng the
liver of children who pl-y shoot the tumor ttu Vac-bruit «its,»
on: gut-Iridium! stations
run-t. Thofleevlwlll iii-lent) efiwt Whm’mflm
W
} In. wan-m Wonderful cur-r.
1’. Vernon coin range
%
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THE coin lllSSED us,
No Collision and Not Even a!‘
THREE PHIPLE INSANE 1'30]! m3
Then We! Great Lullety In l’hllndelplllr
was manifested in the city, Sunday night
on account of the prohibit-(l nppwrnncc ol:
the comet. and ill! the shades of evening he ‘
gun to collie: hundred» of men, women
had children gathered on the streets fortlu
purptr-e of vlitnmingtlw expected heaven
ly wonders. 'l'hccrowtlii rnnintninfil thril
pmititinn until long after the hour fixed by
the astrontmiere for the collision, when
they were driven home by n drizzlinir ruin.
venture. from tlivir homes, and preferred it
dic by their own fireside if the expected
M be exltziiiri.
of 85 Wood bin-rt, bet-um.» violen‘lv in
urine. nntlhy the miiicr- m' h.)— [mgm ,r.
It's-s writ tuthe inunm- r1rpnrtm-nt of tin,-
Philadelphia hospital to in- mt. :l for.
WASBIXGTUK, Nov. '1.“ James“. Blaine,
Jr.. said to a reportEr for the. L’nited Press
that his tether wun Very much better. hav-
ing been up, dressed Ind walking around
his room during the thy. ll: also aid that
hit father will not leave the city much be-
fore New Year's “8!,"an he will probably
oto southern t 'nlitornin, unit-an he changes
his present plum ills cxuct llt‘hllllfllloll is
this city over the comet 21‘er at tho rip
month of the hour named for the twisnillle illnft‘ Plt’rkfi so 39 Ill)
collision. Hurry people who have not at ' ' ‘
tended religious wnim before tortnnny
\lexu‘rox, Nov. 2‘9'.—l)r. (lurilm-r.
intuit, raid he thought llmt i». S'Zrll
wouidhc up and mowing around in three
or four days». The patient, in? says. die
Exunttit. V... Nov. ‘38. _, President «it-ct
Clevelnnd urine at Gilda. in. Sunday, but
did not attend services It the Rev. Mr
Sturgis‘ island church. no had been previ
onuly planned. About 2 p in. Mr. Cleve
land, accompanied by Meme. Jefferson and
Davin. loot it drive along the lunch in the
Witsniscrox, Nov. 28. ~Scnnior and
hire. liricr. who More) the old (foreman
hoiueon ll street. have expended nearly
350,0“) in refitting Ind redecoreting. 'l'h
house‘wvu originally owned by Daniel
Weluter. who transferred it to W. W Cor
rerun. the banker. The Brit-c» will run r4
l’tiixrtitio. (‘onn.. Nov. aim-Muss llr'i‘v
tho Klllllt')’,lllf' daughter of the Rev. G.
W. Kinney, pautor of the Baptist clinrr‘n,
accuse-vi F. H. Salinirtiry, of “unzip. of but-
t-ticeti-d her ruin. Mr». Kinney um
made insane by the new», and the heart
broken father he» tenth-red his resignation
hiltbtiXJN'M. Bil—Jib: government hit!
instructed the lriuli police to demand tvt
weekn' notice in reliance of cm in who is
their help will be needed for the protection
of nberilfn changed in evil-Ilene. no that no
inquiry inn) he made coimming Illl'
American tl-elrpm srr treating with l
which will mrengtheu the rilwr nmrltrt
while not mmitullng a change in Mint.
who li'lo flea "Buffalo" Corr
More the (Your: bland Athletic
“arrive-i trout ”new“ lie
Enron. It. L, Nov. 233w»: result it
future-rte. PD» Kev. kmx
.‘r
lulgurestl the en “hurd-
. .. killed are Join Ir leer.
PA Rankin-Wild” Aw with-w
m .... -. .. -....
Shower of Meteors. i
Mo...- _.._..
null Other (lltln u the Ileur Av
preached When the Berth (tread! tin
iii-u- or the III; Holt-ow emu.
Plenum-mi, Nov. Eli-Great interest
There were. many who Wt'l't' iifritid tt
Marnie lleziifonl, twenty-two yum old,
!I
Alan- ut Elizabeth.
l'ILllABK‘fll, N. J., h’nv. iii—Alarm in
your were on tlchr ltnrewt. In many
churches the nervicu were otmtmueil until
After midnight. This woo port sculswly the
can: in the Catholic churches and place-o nl
worehip for the colored pr'pnlv. The letter
gntbcml inlnrgc numixrwml w 'lt'ipnit-tl
in prolonged praiyrrttim-tiriz- Stir: ' prayer
meeting» Weir lll‘lil {rum ipmrh-r pm! ’.‘
o'clock to ll o‘clock, win-rt :. p: .wc ltu't‘l'
int: mu started to cm: thunlm .or ilti' ur
cape of the world from auzziliiiuti. in.
“laugh! ll Win the (mint.
83 Washington Street. '
W
ll) wunii IT MAY BilllllEllN:
lines of Jackets on which it will be
izes. Consequence is we shall make
we have the size
f from 82 to $3 on each
We have some broken
impossible for us to fill out a
it worth your while to
you need. it will mean a clear saving o
garment.
buy from us, providing
pearl buttons, Wat-
three sizes left us,
consists of Tan Mellon Coats,
teau pleated backs
viz: :55, (38 and 40. as been $10.93; 59. e price, 88
l and 36, well worth
shall close them out
ixcd. in sizes 32. 3
$7.00 each. We,
at $4.98 each.
lack Cloths, Astrackan or Rac—
Lndies’ Heavy it
i, valued at 8‘.50 each; price
conefur triinmet
will be $6.95 each. Sizes left :55. 238, 40, 4'2.
:ick Cloth—trimmed in goo
at least 35.00.
Blnvk (font-yaworth . ’
n won—Just. think of it.
worm»: mi: omits twin-Lu 3’3. 33’ 4,, and 43' 0m. prim! f”,- ramc I
dearth mu toenme. Thrive-«mm of in.»:ln~
ity through {t'ill' oi the lll'.":ll'lll:llt)ll of the
world were. reported by live police. and
prominent physicinm who conserve prr
illclt’tl that runny cow: of rivrvmxr. primro-
tinli Md poucibiy death would test if from
the intense strain upon the, lll‘fl'l ll‘ >y~ llltfl'fl Hill. ill $3.41”?th
tnmn M the \Vt-u‘f. lllltl stiper—tit‘toiu
3o. 35 and 40 in. Black or Tan Mel-
li—-hc:it finish and
Won't begin to compare
We love to make you talk, so we in
tuiiriwfull long:
have. seen lolfinl Jackelsat $5M) that
wit it the so however.
c'w-t~fur lined-complete with
Coon (It i! lair—Tan Melton.
llmtli: size 3:4 in. Sale price slf; it».
on Kitchens for Saturday even—
eek. only we w
t to keep you waiting.
90,
83 Washington Street. ,
Just as hit; a salt-
as there was last w
OER
Bmmnmm. Conn. Nov. 2» — “ll'n the
ctrtnetmuret" was lliv cM‘iizli.."l~:l on all
ides Sunday night “hr-n t tm- lK‘lirr
mailed. it having bun vfl‘l-lw‘l-ly .-.ii
nounccd that the 'Rflls would ring; in rm..-
ofthr appearance of themmri nr .. meteoric
airplay. People hover-«l on :n- «tree! to
fit the havenain (hornet rulm‘. .nutl um: i
were frightened and thought the city v-
doomed to destruction. The alarm is. «
occaeioned by the grim on Similunl brad"
being in flames
Not In flight II New Vnrk.
SEW YURK, Nov. hon-«mule of New
Yorkers who ’ ' from ti to 9
Sunday evening nhm . l kin: {or the
comet and en suiting the shock m-rt- mm
pclled to go home d'mrpwiutt-d lnsirmt
of the comet there vverr acre» of clutnh cm:
cting the skies mildly in every direction,
so comet could be s-n-n. At i'nltim‘tun ml
lrgu Professor linen haul everything: rut-lit,
but lie ricirnce roiiltl not pent tuttc the \t'll
he nutrient) elm-nation.
. l‘rw fieltron I'i-ll.
[506103, Soil. 2.“. ~'l‘h.t l. domh prpvnilr d
over thin region, so thnt any lnrgr ~how
of Wm. it there was: mull :r thou.
mid not have been men. The nutm.
met llurvartl think (rum llwlnfltth.
when the cloud (llfl thin out it hit no
meeting titan virr-c M"'ll. it it imprulur
bl. that tiny unitaiul number were pit-m nt
in our utnnmphere.
Nut Blelu'n Cornet.
31. PHIL. Nov. 5%.“ .. Although cloud»
here mewhut hindrretl ulmmition at
larder“ observatory, what Dr». l'uym: rind
Wilson have new of the comet him (my
mutant but it in not llitln'n. They
think that it be a new comet or one who»:
erhlt h- rhnngrvl.
Vul- Oherrrcn Inn-”wield
New “liver, Sm. mm“ nu,- Yule Cut
leg? obeervntory the untrutultnrn were on
the which for n chain of "it'll-0|". 'l'lwy
were disappointed. for no meteoric dirptuy
toot pbce. _ - ‘ ..WW.....
"it" Mulr- flown to “we.
Poconxrrmr. N. Y, Nor. mn-‘Ml'O
Eve freer will cue the New York (Central
rnllrcul for mom:- lor the death
of her alleged Meet , Editor Johnlt.
Mil, of The Evening liter. thin city, in
the wreck diluting» N. Y., Dre. 24. iii.
The (It). on m rum-c.
Wonrmfim. “‘0‘” people on
licence- the nature] up
in slowly telling. All molt»
mhvchrrnololmudeutbtualergn
_ emih m myplltdwltb that
W
Iultch'r um win w
mutton. Nov. 21—min" Kali-ck.
whom-crunch! Wlflwuh
cpl-Went “of hi- injuries
W tallies ht- iitovy. and it bnow
Wflflwmhmmfi.‘
W...»
M In llllrtl by W
”A“, Verb. ltcv. n-Jl’um of
W at We” held c end
W
Juanita-truer“
' m. twill-serum.
fiTHANKSGlVlNG
(ll’ SOLID SHUTH SURWALK BARGAINS AT
M. s. SMITH’S.
mew-w:
:lrophenif
we»! rt’ml.
THE wounta oi the AGE
A Load Anaesthetic for the
Painless Extraction of
Teeth. .
"ll i’AINHn DANGER.”OBAD emote
Arophene will willvcly destroy Ill some of
gulp And cause no utter trouble. It in Applied
) the gum». no that there hi no more of
inhaling chloroform, ether. true. etc. It can be.
uiwd on anyone. even “it“ .tllflerlmll
hen-rt u. heme. lung tmublc «nervous l ,
Win tin-r nung- r old. ’
Ill-3MB. fill it llr. banner is the on] dentist
:vlio lpui the right to use A mutant: in airfield
‘oun y.
All molt pertaining to Dentistry It price!
about one hit" churned by other dentists.
All Work irnurnnlcrtl to he the beet.
”lilac 0pm from 8 a. rn. until 8 p. in.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
tlen‘l Mule Agent for Arephene.
Over Poet omen. South Norwulkhgiinn.
r
79--WtiShiiigloiTSi.--79
BARGAINS 18
W%PAPERS.
W
Pictures Fradid to Hitler.
tins—18' MlTElllllS.
Paints. (ills. Glass.
Piiiiitfiiiii-iiitiii lllll
{licll'élillilli ‘
m .._. f,... _.'..'__—
L. H. Decker,
Ill ll'ii'valiinglon $1.. 50. Stimuli.
_. .. Hi
H ALE’S -
EMULSION ,
con UVER (lit
“‘1‘?“
iilPill’HllSPllllES.
50c.
For .1 full i’int Buttlc.
M, . ,M-,___.
helium/lute
N kW
Restau rant,
Till-I FISEVL' l3 THE CITY.
i- now open and moi) for limitless.
2i; llld 28 CASSUN "Hm.
It» i lvvlluff. t‘onn. @ly
9w '8 'I’HE “M [0qu your chandel-
5‘! lrt‘tt rind hanging
mini-e refinished utmr (In new for the winter.
met your table Wfll’l‘ silver—plated for the hub
.luy .-. We do all kinds of eleclmplntln‘ in
gold. Ail" r. nickel and broi. 10 Pol drill: and
wimsninu hm.» “uni, sntlsfectlonpnnren-
two rury time. in we are here 0 etny.
Vll’ltl'l“ “80$. lit! \anrr lhBo‘l‘h bor-
wnlk. “fork l‘flll be it‘ll it! Infill i’olffl‘l.
i\’.ill rt. humour. and or lion-ultimo“. umb-
ill : "db-p. \\'i..--hv.ilgtui; «L. Ninth .N'onu k. ltd
Alli l..’l'.l‘ pr in [l' iitlI-Hli-vli. ale 1"
twill llllllvnlt satiric iii;
‘1 Wuhln‘ton strut
Opendully from9t0 12-.m..nld from 1 to
p. m.. and on Saturday evenlno [re— o to 8.
I'lntereet chewed on dew-Ste.
ALDEN :li)l.)l.l.\'él. Prat.
JOHN ll. Ellltlll. Vick
Joli. ll. KNAPP. Sec. 'I'rm
M
d. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
l itxtnll‘l’ s'l‘ttrzm'. Nomvnhit. cosh
tlppuelltt llnrae midway Depot.
“with-twat} Elm street. Telephone cell. it:
all u
'io ‘XIBMJON Llines
insurance Building,
:Chlldren’e Glouks
WI
are adding new styles lfiliiil‘la.l%'“°l“1f‘.3'tl="uln
tion will repay you.
oil we will
Chev iotJucket at $15.50.
Our Ladles’ and
this reason abound
to our stock every week.
an we excel in saute
quote as followrz Look
in novelties» and we
A visit of inepec
our prices are the
ct our fur trimmed
In Wool Hoelery
mall offer i‘impectal‘;chindncemen
elfere, and invite
tor thin week, an we are
department to boot ell previous
W
In Glove
rel of which 23.1 gum“; 1. to. 5 railroad Hut.
d satisfaction guer-
uiid an we have always been
d be well toea we take in-
all in need {if Hosiery to ill. 3- “- SW“.
tenet in the people’- it
making extra ef~ lETEIllllll Ill!!!
fortsiu that
| Our Ladles’
conflicts of all shale-
and would soy or for I
store in this vicinity.
unload.
lee we are ver mu
Wearryeoornplelcuid
Wand laundered
ulnrettcntion
errlrrilof ulltlmlutert
ler inwhle
not!!! prion.
cu
weesllpurtic
out.
it we here el-
lue the very
ngflne legals.
lllllll ll. ills .
aural-mum It
Balances. Walter J. lid]. "ill at, all»
"not \ mt
HOMER 3. HOW.
titan Ultimate and twin
”Rom run! .
itrmalrtne of line ml implicated two...
lt'nl Ihllllr to dbl (CM
0. P. MORRELL
hitlll’l' AND “MWW.
Firm and What!
' fl ' with
..... mum newton“;
W334i. smith him-elk. MI dill
II.
i: noticed Plum. Booth Wit. no
”I'M
REMOVED” ,
JM.‘ Lll 1N. LAYTON. with
it». w ill be plowed toenail
whim of
worm
WM
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