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celtwr. The storm that was central in
thetOhiel valley yeaterdq Vianornlng,hn
mend I ow y eattmdgt) I now cen
tral near Bingh It ha‘an
cod heavy tr Nthe MlsIlII~
l iveVr eastward to the want. it la
to
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entire count 1‘ ygat oi the Mississippi
river. ltiI e rat retti cold wave or
the season. Conditions raver tor this
vicinity. elm «other tonight hoi-
lowgd by fair and much colder on Wed-
96 I].
George Kellum, of New Yuk. was the
guest of friends in town yesterday.
Frank Cassette, (it New Britain has
been visiting relatives in South Nor-
walk.
A daughter Was born Sunday to Mr
and Mrs. John it Morton. at Taylor
avenue.
Miss Margaret Kelly. of Franklin
street has returned heme iron: I. visit
in New Jersey.
Chester 1". miles. or Antonia, was
the guest or E. N. Telles,o olsouth MainV
street. yeatnder
Miss Grace lorhn. who has been
leitlng friends in louthport has re-
turned to South NM
Percy W.'Keywerti1. el drove street
has returned to Bette Academy after
spending Sunday with his parents.
Charles' Lockivood. of Norwalk is a
guest of “13.1“ hire. Fred Ii. line
cos, Carma!» arcane. authentic
éllerse Clipping by electric power.
L. M. Wright's mphaitory
A meeting of 11m Jennings Lodge.
Shepherds of Bethlehem will be held
tomorrow night in Red blen' s Hill
Mr. and 1111 Philip N. 31111111. or Be!-
vlew a’vdnue trill entertain the newly
formed whist club tumorrow niahh. .
Plefeisor Erneat Platt'e 1.11m.
cltlltj held a reunion lent night at the
totin sinnwiy hall, in Wall tweet.
llin Elba Bamelonghl 111m Ca. '
man. it new employed in obi-walk by
the Mean Cornet and (use! Com
pany. .
'llhe Buckingham (Whlnhn's lielietV1
Com hedddhalr meeting it. ,
G..A.~'m.i!ail mm. Milan; Val-
mm 1' ,
Petey Wool
.ot‘llotelle. N. 3., has
returned 1111111111111 ai'ttir a ihdrt
visit with Mia 8. 1111111”. of Center
avenue. '
The regular 111951311; ol Uncas Tribe,
lmporved Order at Red Man will be
held tonightin Red Ken‘ a Hall, Wham
legion at tréet.
“Hammad meeting of th e direc-
tors of the Norwnlk Hospital will be
held tonight at 8 o 'ciock, in the rooms
of the Nerwalk Club.
midi-s. May E. Bennett and Hrs. kC. VB?
En: zitr. lye
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'* 1111M 1.0 e. 11. Hilton
rehearse the second degree tonight,
and all members or the degree team
are requested to be present.
A meeting or the Whatsoever Circle 1:
oi King's Daughters will he held at,
Miss Little 1. TOHOI, 25 d3”
nae. tonight at 8 o'clock.
Samuel Pakulski is in new York
city
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etery,
ied.
The annual roll call of Eureka Re-
bekah Lodge will be held Friday night
in Odd Fellows Hall. batten annea-
pected ’ nenr'dmie 1111111111: 111 be pm;
ent. , .
The lines attornetseoih Nor
walk. and Miss Edith snyder and Min
Berger. of New York, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. E. Snyder. of New Canaan.
last week.
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The linen store is rcsdicr than
That means much for' it has
always been a read one. Linens
rem the misty
cons of old inland;
Scotch linens range-
alongside them; German linens.
strong and handsome. add their
rugged beauty to the collection.
And this fall's collection surpasses
Wc' ve had before
at only are patterns beautiful
and outlines satisfying but prices
are tempting. The direct buying.
in the large Quantities that the
store's syndicate can use. brings
the power to make the prices low.
Read this example detail and, as
bleaching
of merchandise mentioned is pure
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PATTERN CLOTH.
Altogether to unattractive a
cloths. Each 6111: is of an individ~
all ’round—arid there are many.
many patterns to your choosing.
Two-j ard long cloths for as lit-
tle as $1.60. $2 and $2. 75.
'l wo-and-a-half yard cloths for
as little as $1
to as much as
Three-yard icing cloths begin
at $2. 25 and run up the price scale
TyAB easy steps.
ABLE SETS
If you would have harmony in
your table linen and napcry, these’
sets offer it in delightful Vmanner.
With each cloth. there 15 a doz-
en napkins of exactly the same
pattern and 11111111. When hem»
stitched the work is excellently
done; if fringed the fringe 13 full
$5.
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Hemetitchcd sets—$4.25.
and 10515.
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itor in town yesterdy.‘
John intone a: the arm 11mm
and Malone, Norwilk. is ill of intimid-
lever.1at.i1ie home in mluatneet
The Pastor’s Guild of the Nerwalk
Congregational Church will meet to»
marrow afternoon at? o'clock, in 1110'
chapel,
William R. Simpson, oi Norwailt. has
Louis to secure employ-
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Mr. and re. Wm.1. McKendrlak and
Mnhilm 11.9. C. Benger. in NewCaV-
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“it was sheer carelessness on' some—
hedyiaphrl. that «need Charla! toilette
money on that race," said you: hire.
Torkina sympathetically.
“blow doyeu howl” , ,
“i saw it in the paper. The horse
was left at the post. The idea oi put.
ting theme iaonce and mean“-
losing to nnhitoh minim—Walnut“!
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hold mid" and the young hen
who had cenIulted a fortune teller.
“that i was born to command"
"Well, well. ” exclaimed Henpeck;
she nem 431%}?th .M year will, matter be
yeti my tildt 111‘.
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he finds lt."—-Chlcm ”Record-Herald.
,1 ‘tilil whiny
land aeeartala its share or emoieaey.
' s or the tenant and even mom that
. goes so far as to any odiiarilly:
64¢ what inexplicable silence.
d be possible that the military org‘aaiu-
. regular army Adjutant issues his re-
° were amen the oldest families in the
' . married itiI richedy' huei ens. Ftietldli
’ 1111 seven to} to At
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There is a latitude filling in hwy
quarters reuniogth rt of at
or William ll. Hamilton“,e
army otheer detailed latt sprint ie in-
bpeet the Connecticut NntienIi Guard
-0 at the newspapers in the south
tern part of the state are clueetilll
t is Mine held up in the “intent
- eral’e ollce because it is not com
) eatery to the Connecticut Nation.
and. The New London Nell-ooh
The reports 0! the inspections at
that states. made long since Meier
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misatiene oi this state. have been
free to the public at those stolen. but
so in: u the aoldiery or Connecticut
is concerned there has been a some-
}t cannot
tion of Connecticut tested by the
standard oi the United States army re.
quirerneata, is so much interior to
those otother states that the state tal-
thorities intend to keep to themselves
the text or the menacinr's Wort! And
yet it hasn‘t been given out.
The [act of the matter is that the re-
port hu not been elven out me: the
adiutant- geaerel' s allies because it he:
not been received there. And turthw
more. it never will be given out from
that odioe because the oflce will never
receive it. Major Hamilton I report
does not go to the adiutent- -Meral or
this state. but to the militant-general
oi’ the United States army. A part of
his report may be published when the
1
pent but the toll report will not be
made public. it is purely confidential
in diameter and is tor the use at the
authorities or the regular army.
The iaiormation in the repent was
obtained by Major Hamilton. new of.
coast artillery and commanding emeer
at Fort Terry N. Y. The statement
in the newapapere that reports oi sinu-
lar inspections of the national goal-ti
in other states hue been made public.
is incorrect. This impreellon was
doubtless created by the ”publication of
reports or Milena! monuments.
As for the text of Major dinmliton‘t
report there is no concern in the once
at the adth- moors] at the Cameo--
tlcut capitol lest it be unfavorable to
the National Guard oi the abate. he-
tore leaving her. Major Hamilton ex-
pressed hlmseli in terms of warmest
praise to a high military olilcer oi the
stthVe regarding the efficiency of the
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A IALTY ROMANCE.
Retired Nav.al Officer Mlon Bride on'
In“ Chip.
Woeed alter a lapse oi thirty years
and won on the steamer Huntington,
which was one or the craft drawn 11p
alongside the‘naval review all Oyster
Bay last summer Mrs.Au11a Adams is
to become the bride of Goo e N.
Goodmanson. a retired navy o cer, et
Nerwalk. Cenn. Inn 11 Huntington.
L l., story in the New York Herald.
While she is more than sixty years old,
the prospective bridegroom '15 a tow
years her senior
Mrs. Adams had lived with her fam-
ily in Huntington for years. The!
village an after moving to ew York
about six years ago. her bus and died;
They had two children. th
became a probationer in the Methodist
Episcopal items in Brooklyn. and at
the end or six months the elected to
leave the home.
She had known “Mr. 11015111111011 for
years lie had last retained tram his
honeymoon When the 11111111111: him. He
lived happily with his wile for years.
but last summer she died. 111.0
quaint villus. Stony Brook. a 1va miles
distant from flunti
The naval ellicer was retired a short
time ago. and was witnessing the big
naval review last anteater when he not
hire. Adams stun many years, and the
renewed triendshlp resulted lath their
- etVi‘gg’gjeViVnth. ti l3:11 Wedding Will take
. p a on
Erin Adelina mtllshe ants mbéir
of the bride (liar. the secret of the
engagement
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to please you.
Wamcn' t Percale Wrapper-sin
Miranda arm Ml
trimmed. deep flomce. at .1 w
Women' s Reliance Concetta Wrappers In stripe: and fig;
at 01.5 V
Women' s Rounded: Wrappm' 1n the “11111:”de
Women's Reliance Corstlte Wrappc rs. fancy braid V ‘ .
made up in the latest style, at
The Ideal Hunyflannelette Wrappers. handsome V.
and latest style trimming and cat. from .1 60 to $5
A full line of long and short Kimonas from
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eaves Washington Street.
South Blotfwn'lir Conn. ‘ '
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cracks. ,
Ladle-5’ vici kid. patent ins. extension ‘ '
wells. ,
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[tack lined unmarked at 61.26. 61-60, 61.98.
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