at night for the pur-
dividing the town of
eliminating. as far as law
town government and consoli-
, sections into the cities
ISou‘th Norwaik inaug-
os limporu‘lnt‘ movement
should be given the
ghtiul and unbiased consid-
nditlons are very unsatis-
bllc expenses are much
it hould be so considered.
holih c it will be. For years
led somehow a vague.
btlierev‘existeii, ill-feeling be.
I I sections because one
:so saintly as to be sacrificed
other. Instead of ill-feeling.
2 isted a very natural and
do a condition that has and
e'I posed a perfectly legiti-
r‘y, and which geographical
11' like it impossible to elimi-
WhateVer the result of the
overheat, we feel that it WIIlll
aldarpd disposslonately and with
the‘general welfare
anemone.
erly designed tailor but is a
see of headgear.
re deft at hemstitchiug you
like yourself some very pretty
‘ 1 rdings, strappings—wne
be as great a favorite as the
tb way of dress trimming
mple‘ dinner gown there is
p; pr tier than crepe do chine.
2 ‘ es an appropriate trim-
lilons of ones own mak-
t into the insteps of silk
and ‘11 very pretty gift is the
you see a handsome bunch of
doWers buy them; artificial
re to be very much worn on
gowns.
eshionable diess materials
. ~ 2 till] into the lines and curves on
, so gracefully, me a joy to
‘ on who lists a good form.
2, ever try until a bay lest
he scolded ‘milk wit which you
“$5 a custard. Many cooks use
ii his the flavor delicate and
ly very agreeable.
skirt that ,ls aringly stitched
the ciliitoui- ade skirt. A lit-
titching is probably better than
for a street skirt but dont have
b; it cheapeas the skirt.
ifts that you spend a little time,
ought on are the ones that
ppreciated. so the sooner you
ll tcompleting your Christmas
the better. Don’t wait until the
lnute and then select hurriedly.
you' ‘must get something. " '
are some Thanksgiving recipes
The Brown Book of Boston: '
sormberry touch. try trans.
g the some into a frappe ,to
ith a turkey non three pints
rrie in the same quantity of
til the berries are soft, strain
(1 put back on the fire with
one half pints of sugar. Bell.
1 and lino the Juice of crime
li’reoseisto a stiff mush. and
,p punch cups-t A cider frapp‘b
one: the 'repieting turkey
‘ to thing to pick up
h'£2j to to _
s
. ., Serve in glass:
2 "Making oui'uuctgmélf
nor, has re 1
filter callus pulp of
ice, haying only a
sh substantial enoug
one. before diliu
' mixture suture 2.
. {Mlle ,
onion memo as to
.2 ed during the ten nights of the fair.
2St Joseph's nuIal burner will close .2,
tonight. The. attendance last night
was not as large as anticipated. owmg
to the weather, but there is little doubt
that the ball will be packed tonight.
tor the grand drawings of the splendid
list of articles that hays been canvass-
‘wt thank the “
oral support right ”one and today. with enormous hlg‘
are leaders In high grade poodI at low or
the counters and shelves are hooped InlghI wlliiftila c
able dainty and staple goods, ready for the public,“
to ill for their wants. f“ . ,2
To induce you to make your purcli are ‘3
Wednesday
FANCY MIXED NUTS, 2 POUNDS. . .
ook“ of goods we
The prizes drawn last evening. were
the following:
Candy bootth. L. Sullivan. Mari; va-
ret Mockler.
Sunday school boothwilineu tray
cover, M. J. Higgins; fancy picture.
John Muivey; collar holdereMiss Bes~
:{izk Briody; gold buttons, Mrs. Charles
ck
'1‘ A B. booth—Boxes of cdndyJobn
Siss, Miss Lillian Murray; fancyllvases.
Mrs. Thomas Finnegan; sofa pillow,
gift of Margaret Smith; won by Mrs
J. Mendzefaucy handkerchief bag, Jer-
emiah Duran; fancy cake. Mrs. Ed-
mund O'Connor; wine set, gift of Mrs.
M Kiudolien. won by Mamie Hurty:
cake table, Miss Margaret Shields.
John J. Cavsnagh, Miss Agnes Mc-
Wi illlam J. Fealy, Fred McMahon
Guild table-sling of candy, won by
Frances Bel';hard box of candy, John
J. Snelibach; roast of beef, Cent1al.
Food Company. won by‘ John Siss:§
largo ham. Stevens' Meat Market .i
s‘rank Gluinllley; perfumcry, won by‘
Frank Clumllley; barrel of apples. gift
of I) S. Havenport, won by Master!
Gregory Reardoii.
Door prizes—Bag of dou1,gift oil
l‘homas H Burnsi won by Miss Mar- ‘
garet Hayes; six shaves. gift of An-
tonio Librizzi, Miss Jenny Callahan:
pair of pillow shams, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
A McCinty; box ‘of toilet soap, J. 0.
Butler Andrew Gormelcy; Vanilla
Crystals." J. 0. Butler. Timoty Foley;
.nemorial medallion. won by Miss Eliz-
abeth Fitzgerald; box of chol ce cigars.
John J. O’Sullivan. won by Miss 'l‘her-
esp Shepard; fancy cake, won by Miss
Margaret Shields.
The ladies of the Guild. in charge of
the cake and cream sale tonight. will
be Mrs B Stcegmulier, Mrs Julia V..
O’Brien, Mrs. Frank Lyle, Mrs. Wil-
liam McHugh and Mrs. Owen A. Riley
Last eyening 8 program of entertain-
ment gave great pleasure to the nudi-
ence, and con isted .of the following
numbers: Sold by Master Willie 0’-
Connor. enticed, "The house of Too
Much '1‘rcbiil,‘siung by request, and
received with the same hearty applause
as h'hfen the manly litti‘e singer appear— 22
ed s are uring the in 1 He gracious ’
ly responded to a cordial encore with Tbo BUSY,”
the‘ pretty little 50118. "Lillie Stfll‘ " to write "ads.” this month. but we in wile the ambitious young people who
happily chosen by the little vocal at“ are interested in advancing their linen rial welfare to watch this space for
himself. and well rendered
The next number was a recitation attractive announcements next week.
"Hang Up Buhys Stocking." by an—
other bright little star. Miss Loretta; BROWN COLLEGE
Kelley. ,Who delighted the audience by 1 of Business. Sienosraohy and Talent!!! ruby 222’
her earnest and pretty delivery. Warm ‘
applause greeted the tiny elocutionist. .
Edward J. Hayes splendid declamu- ;
on. “The“ Face on the Bar Room2
h‘loor.’ given in chalacter costume. was 1
SPECIAL. 22 . _
THREE QUARTS ORANBERRIEB. . um... 25 col“. I
Our 250 Offer
li.ilé§:.l‘-‘3= i -2 25c
225c
25c
250
new swear omen. PER (3111.an ..................
”sleuth-sol Uto- u...-
1 pkg. Mince Meat.
1 can Dud. oy Golden Pumpkin,
to lo. Citron. Lemon or Orange Peel,
1 pkg. Currants,
V4 lb. Cl‘t'ron, Orange or Lemon Pool,
, ,
1 lb. Figs,
V2 lb. Malay Grapes,
1 pkg. boat Raisins, }
V2 lb. Dates, l
.. 20¢
Oranges, Lemons. Pumpkins all sizes.
. 2 2 all.
UNION STORE. W|LL PE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY.
Joselofl‘sw Cash tore,
Tel. Call 138-5. 72 N art/l Help Street. So. Namath
—’
,' enthusiastically received by the anal-i
once. His dramatic action. line dcliv-i
cry, and tragic drop to the stage in the
death feature at is close were superb. .
Thomas 3‘. Mshon's soak "Bill
32.11»,va on Please Cain‘s ems."
was» sung with excellent “expression,
and dramatic eifsct. and sustained Mr.
IDAHO OF IWALIZATION. HIELD PURELV FOR GPH'E.
up our store. We it o bad your lib' ‘ II
‘ rotors you will poo?
McMahon' streputation as a popular on,-
tertplner. okindly responded to tar
once.
its. poor prisesqsnn ,hooih,
y at 7:30 and the drawings
will begin at 9: 00. Dundee. entertain-
meat and rsfrcshments Wlii be , epic ed
in2tl1elntsrvali or the draw ‘. wh ch
will be he .
youaglsdioo of South
forming a basketball
esrty encore of his friends, the audi-l'
dfipro will be thrown open-d
'tlii
A meeting of the state board of
eqaalintlon was held in the treasur-
‘Bosldes the “and prim 02: the m"; are allies in Hartford yesterday had
to be drawn tonight. there will also be ‘
a long I2: of valuable prices for the»
119%
p 1
pro p
the values to be placed on the shares
of stock of the steam and trolley roads
of the state were considered The
board established the value at the
stock of the New York. New Haven a
Hartford Railroad Company at 8215
per share and at this figure the road'
will pay its to: to the state
Ines. ‘
~ .200 bulidlng lot can. a book
alld, a half of the trolley line. located in
th most aria oorotlo suburb of Nova
York
d, in! in twenty-lire mi‘nutso'
_ behalf or New York City will
” ‘I‘ still: to: $232?me
syr- .
again for I'fiul interdiction concerning
oust ff‘r write immediately
it action! at.
MlNNliAPOLlS, Minn, Nov. lid-11:
P. Benton attorney for the Mlnneap’c
lls. St. Paul and Winnipeg railroad
which is yet of paper, declared the
detention of E. H. and it. B. Fuller in
Chicago as posboilice robbers involve:
an absurd mistake resulting from the
spite work of persons recently defeated
in bankruptcy proceedings. He he
Moves the third meg hold is a. M. Mull-
ley. president of ti! proposed railroad
“ of which iii H. Fuller is secretary
2 Benton declares they wore in Minnesp
oils at the time of the Chicago rob
bery.
quota—nu undue-«M
VALUAILIOJ STOLEN FROM
LAw WYER
NEW YORK. nor. on. L-vimmi.
worth ".000 including a pearl nook-
lots. were stolen last evening from the
unpast- doors of the residence of Paul
Deters; s‘ Brooklyn lawyer. __
Spornthinc that team possibip View to nicks at table and
room unseat can be sound have at a scum; to
use as about 28 to 85 per cent
saute attraction reductions
'3he
\
hold good on the one.
“entranced Stacks
Our small proilt system has
made these departments grow
with wonderful speed because the
prices boat the state .
SOAPS AT 19 cam-s. ?'
Roger & (inllett Cashmere Ban-
quet, Dr. Woodhury’ s Facial Soap.
Cuticula Williams‘ Stick Shaving.
POWDERS AT 19 CENTB.
Calder‘s Dentine, colgatc's
‘Tooth Powder. Comfort Powder.
Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder.
AT 15 CENT$2--
Mennen's Tulcum Powder.
. Brown's Violet Powder Shep
field‘ :1 Paste Pucker' a TM Soap.
AT 5 CENTS.
The best Hooks at Eyes in the
country. "DeLong's, sold 10c
elsewhere.‘
Clinton Safety Pins. pickle and
black, all communes 6c, 7c, 8c
and 9c
Uncle Sam Thread. value 7c.
Harbours and Marshall' 3 Linen
Thread. value lilo, at 7o. '
hitches ‘Dtpt.
Moat Chopper. will 'chop meats
. ,or vegetables. either decked
or raw. regular price 98c,
Chopping Bowls, maple, regu-
lar price 15c,
Table Knives and Forks. sep-
arate. regular price 7e, do
75022
poo, moat.
Carving sets. stag handles.
regular price $125. 2 98s
Carving Knives, separate reg-
,, ulnr price 49c, 30c
’ Covered Roasting Pans, regu- ‘
[or price 59c 39c
Sheet iron Dripping Pans 12c
Granite iron Pie Plates, large
size extra deep
White Lined Stew Kettles, 6
qt size
Earthcru Mixing Bowls large
size, regular price 25c,
Odorless Cooking Kettles reg~5
ular price 89c,
Blown Glass Table Tumblers
to es.
Celery Holders or Trays, cut
glass patterns 10c ea.
Blown Glass Water Pitchers,
2 2 qt also.
Salt and Pepper Shakers, with
plated Tops. 10c ea.
Qhanksgioinc
120
19c
21¢
'3ah\o Salmons. ?,
lfcu'll find we are heat!
for styles. quality and Militias-‘0!
price.
65 in. full bleached Table
Damask, all linen goods. We yd.
in. full bleached Table
Damask. all linen, extrw
heavy, 670 y.d
65
9c 72 in Satin Daniask beautiful
designs, pure linen, special
75c yo.
5,5 extra heavy Napkins, as-l
sorted patterns, 2 “.60 doc.
25 doz. large size Napkins, as
sorted designs, :2. 75 value
' $2. 25 dos.
A fine assortnlent of Hem-
siitchcd Cloths, full bleach-
ed, $2. 95 ea.
Turkey Red Covers, all sizes
and prices,
59c, 69c. 85c. 31.35 and 31.76
in arm underwear
II “stemmed.
Men's Buffalo Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers. shirts double
‘breasted pure ~ sanitary
fleecing at 50c
Single Breasted Buffalo brand.
sanitary fleecing. at
Men‘s Random Wool Shirts
and Drawers, value $1.26, at $1
Women's Heavy Flooded Vests
and Pants. value 39c, at
Appletcn’s Corset Covers, all
« raises.- value'llsc to. too. at
Children‘s Ribbed li‘ieeced
Underwear. 280 to 84. value
. . 251: to 35c, at
Boys "Tufi’ennf” ‘ Hese. the
best stocking made.
we. three for bile
Children a "Tuifenuf" Hose, at
12520
Womens extra large Vests
and Pants. values 860, at
45c
25c
25c
19c ,
250
\
2
Continued 3N \Dcck.
Soarmcn’ts and Sursler women and
misses. one third \css than
man prices
AT ”.90. 2
Ladles’ and Misses Monte Carlo
Coats, in ten. caIstor, red, 0x
.tord and block. ‘a few made
with collars. Sumo half tight
medI back] #29,; @ntnfirapa '
'over shoulders, all satin “in
pigs and velvet and double
breasted, never before altered
at less than 3.10.09 and at this .3
price aspects. iy strong value: 3‘
' tomorrow'sprice $6.90
AT '10:” I
iladles’ Lord'Kitchenor and Men-
te Carlos. exclusive s yies,
Skinner' s guaranteed linings.
best quality Koraeys and Mel. .
tons; also quite a few in the 2
imported Montague... all 90",
‘ are all shapes. shines up to'
115.0 . ,. M$10 00
We allfspd Child io‘u tothls
Tl 11,21)le hill2 use 0 mile for
we nbdllo‘vn it will be a' hard
matter to match the some at
$15.00.
.IIIOIIGIVOV‘I
AT 812.50
We have selected from the em
tire purchase about seventy:-
flve of the best, embracing all g
the popular ideas of cops ooi- ,
lar effects. velvet sand silk -
stitche‘déii'l. 80. 82 and iii
inch‘iengths.‘
A few all silk Peso do Bole, with
padded satin 2ll lags, but
one lty, volcant 2 also and
.22 pin a. When no they are
worth $18. so woflhdorestlmsto
oigvsiao ............iti so
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