undershirt
WMYHII manner.
For Norwsik Ind vicinilyl Flir Ind
colder toIIIht Iadtzl‘huudsyfll'
turbulent t pooped over thiI vic
yesterday :I
mood“
now centul near MI”. The cold
wove _t was In the
II spread eastward Ind monoth-
Ilia!
wsrd. emu“ temperItures have 90c
outs:
Centre! New
rm.-
reached as far
York Ind Is for Iou'tll:
Atlants, GI. was twelve
0r then New Hum. this 0‘, The
extreme cold centinues In 0 north-
west where it is twenty-five degrees
below sore. A- disturhsnoe lI develoo-
Ins.“ oil Enters.“ I mornlm but t
rdiy pro t it-wi lresghé
this wild lionsIIvor Ior this
section generally Iir and colder weIth-
er.
u—I—II—M— .
Pointens' Union will meet tonight in .
Central Labor Hall. South Iain street.
Ilse Amelie William of Norwslk
is visitingot the home 01 Ed. Supper-
ly in Wsetport.
Town Cleric Hystt. oi! Westport,
spent yesterday attending to legal
business in Norwalk.
Prat!) A. Stsnmn's dsncin class
will holds session this even rig In
Arlen Hell. lladlson street.
NIii: Alids Bell. oI Mott avenue.
w,Ilk is the guest ot’ Mrs. Louise
ya. in New York city.
{use GrIee Allen. 0! Norwolktls
spending two weeks at her home on
Quay. Blsin street Bothel.
mule Cutler
Rommel-the Mystic Chain; will hold
a bell hidsy night. In Arion Hall.
—-The Ingest hora moulded Phono
phone records. 28¢ each at Schmedes.’
42 30.1mm street. ‘
Hemon BrundI e. at Norwsllt is the
guest of MI nep ew. Arthur éniifen,
in llaiirosd Ivonne. Newwssssm
A meetingot the Central holler in
law will be held tomorrow film is Can--
trsi Labor Lyceum. South lulu street. .
An anniversary mass at requiem wss
celebrated for the isle Thomas Chelsey,
It St. "Mary 0 Church. yesterday morn-
ing.
A mueicsl will be held in the B_roId '
River thpei this evening. (little I m-
ed'p'rogi‘itm has been arranged for the .
aIIIir.
~110rs0 Ci npipgb electric power.
L M Wright’- repeal ry,
The new addition to the Catholic
Club building in West escape is rIpid J
ly nearing completion and will give
more room
CThe Pssmrzs timid ot the News“:
tinnIi Church is holding I
eepl‘tbip attornoon In the chapel
of thee urch.
Samuel—vigour “bittie Joe." was
hauled out of the water yesterday and
placed in Captain Eph Merritt's yard I
for the winter.
The” Girls'Fi-ien dl Society of Grace
heldor stylishly ,3tar.rI uthoemtiverttus‘.
ham-Ii ven “tfiggspmmlm d, Perrier. the. south 61:0 rwsllt
In W no“
kw?” move!" will be I feature It“ fine 80th Nomafibgmm. ‘3?
the South Norwalk Congregationslao
Church tonight It 8:30 o’clock. Admis-
sion will he by. ticket only.
Mrs. WI: W. Dale, 0: Denver Colo
redo. is t 0 guest at he
nncie Mr. and Mrs. J. “my 39%;
witt. ot Elmcrest Norwalht‘. -
Themes 1“. Dunn. representing the
Wage .worhers' Hospitsi society. or
Bridgemu- has been unsung s busi-
ness trip to South Not-welt.
Miss Dotba Stone Pinneo librarian
of the City of Nerwflk's public library.
is giving original resdings this after-
noonytfile “meld Mellow “My.
mum: .3; Mr"... ..
this evening. James N. i«muordon and
Charles Littleton will be the entertain-
amino. roll call, thensnsi WM-
ly prayer meeting of the Young 300-.1Bl
pies Society
Where. and
Ancient . Order.
i
bright with giver ”filth.“ .
it. issu- is chars
my
brownedri
tits t:bls my store.
lost without them; ever
.find the needed articles here.
Nickel ware.
lUniversal Iced chopper—95¢.
5" ble rossting-pan—Il, 31.10,
Tin winders—12c, 15c.
Chinese mothers—65c.
SieveI—sc to 8
Pat strainers— 6h.
Gum—ts to 350.
Gravy “miners-60 to :50.
s .
Oval Meteorites—10c to tile.
1 Graduate mares—dc to 18¢.
Flour amuse—00 to 100.
Ample-enrol“ to 100.
I“ MOW-1.0 l. m. a
Flour-sieveo—dnc to 200.
Jelly-mids—flo to “.60.
Mums-40. to 16¢.
Potato ricerw—ildc.
, Croquette-monldI—IOc. ‘
Tin IpiI-olateIr—he to 10¢.
Lsyer-oske tins—40 tour.
Tin ~breId-psns-dc to 15¢.
Oyster broilers—lac to 350.
Ming baskets-459 towc.
Poisto manners—45c to 26¢.
Pastry bonds—25c to disc.
Chopping- bowie-100 to 00¢.
Rolling pink—10¢ to 3°C.
_ Wooden Ho to 160.
Butter puss-10¢ pair.
Butter prints—10c.
Sslsdsets-zsc to 01.26.
Potato Ilene—100 to flc.
Cos-openers—iio to llo.
Potato scoops—26c.
Cork screws—5c to $2.25.
lestiskewers—nc set.
, Nut crackers—200.
Agate were.
Nut picks—35c to II.
Butchers knives-100 to title.
Cooks Incite-10c to the.
Bering knives—6c to lilo.
Chopping knives-5c to 85c.
00d kitchen equipments are
not till that's needed-hot the
much. The best cook 'woui
up get help from them. 1 his list,
not complete by far, will help to ‘
some idea of haw surely you may
" input; pInI, Russia Iron-30c to
Biscuit pegs. Russis iron—25¢. 80c.
Puddlsg moulds, with tubes, tie to
French oooh's-hlves-dtc to 850.
THE HQWLAND
one poops-
. nude-snow;
autumn
w .om,
M illi't tight Invite
’mustbedonetostsrmitmdsths
musteomdto
be
cook
81.25.
81.28,
0.0..
2L.
‘ -—Entertsinrnent ond sociIl,N
side. Good time guaranteed.
in the Gr d Opero Hon
f,ord has :gt the b‘IIketb
Martin ‘ls than the'
anal boy: about]
’110 pounds. adage:
’Ing rind anxious to pip y his
{goiust an tenmol syeragew
«new
money
Heels burns.
no“. Eleven 0 In. sceept Iposi
tion with Byct Brothers on Court
pition with this Ilrm In has
anions-with main-mm
Main street
1'
Bifmrl‘lfli‘éit ‘ :
Winders: ‘
Bonito Beckerel.
WW ,
W‘mmt Fish,
Mir.
{ditto Nellie leis.
00M
'ao
Y
At RIndIIi‘s Hall. For St, Paul?
P. J. Mortln. I. M fioytle Inuit All
crane. “I".
store liive. I
l"It-tin is will-
ereab'ont's'? for love of sport or for
--A household necessity. Dr. Thom-
street. mm, has mined his po-
Lfim doth! It mummy"
Fm] FiSii.
Corp. “Fiber Stash; God.
I is
“gm.
cuts,
rtlsndt
tIken
Tiled
' ' '00
.100
0
Middleth.
Nov. 13. The
CL. alternate.
torney,
college body and glee club enlivened
the intervals before and after the de-
bate. The speakers were allowed nt-
teen miInies
orlIr'ohut
itiiliilli.iti
~ Hilttiliiliits ilwm mulls on.
That the boycott is I
organized labor. The
who argued tor the Idlrmstlve were:
A. it Ginord 1904 Cottage City Miss,
S. F. HanctIck 1600. Syracuse. N. Y.,
and '.C W Atwster 1906 hilt!dle‘ttivm,:3
ers were A P. Nowell, 1905. 0
burg. N Y.. J R Pugh 1904.
.' Ecle 0 Oil.
Eden awth‘é Willi-mil
train is sttssd M131:
Ind cheers were slmost contin-
A
half the time. mdi 1y
Used from collar to
one «0th it touohes. A perfect
solvent of dust. dirt Ind Item's.
seat res. “usually," ems; W
"qu Mil, nil-uni. u vam—
no it "Bright-
me pass.
sov- outto on 00 n.
NEW WORK.
WEMIEVAN UNIVWW.
Conn. Nov. 18 1908.
Wesleyan won the Iosrth intercol-
legiate debate with Williams College
held at Middletown Friday evening.‘
question win: Resolved.
r policy for
«Meyer: then
The WiiiiIms speak-
ens-6
"Mini
I were?
A: I". Gstes "It.
tor Irgument Ind five
At the close of the de-
mi II int rmal reception was tender-
ed the owl”? men It the Delta
ion ouse.
ngexn debste to Iiwsy's h d ills
' ternsteiy at Wlhismstows Ind 'lliddls-
tows the evening bsilore the WilliIrII-
Wesleysn football game.
won in 1900 Ind 1902 Ind Wesleyan in
TheW
William!
seasonal”I ten weeks.
Ifi
" in: ..
1
nous during the contest. or the ten
games, in the schedule Wesleyan hIe
ld‘et di’x. won three Ind tied 0110.128
point! liavc been scored Igsinst m by
opponents. A year In Wesleyan won
three out of ten games, lost sis and
tied one scoring only 08 points against
“:7 by opponents. The six gsmes in
iddletown wzere Holy Cress Il Wes-
l eysn 6: Renelser Polytechnic institute
0; We“? In 30; New York Universi-
seyIn 6; Trinity 11 Wesleyan
anillinnm 5: Wesleyan ii The In
mes away were: Columbia 10, Was-
loyan 0: Brown ll Wesleyan 0: Yale
Weileyss 0: ilsrvsrd 11 Waste
33:. 6: Dartmouth 34: Wuioyap d. The
ytteeti men who have won positions on
e todthsil team this sesson and are
untitled to wesr the “W" Ire: T. W.
1.0.1901 Wlibrahsm. his”. A. K.
rborn 1900 Middletown, CL. J B.
ster 1'905 i’ork P. 0.11. Garri-
011.1904 Patterson. N. .R. W. Gil-
lissie. 1904 Brooklyn N. Y.. retiring
prtIin K. II. Goods. 10“, thint
tint. D C. R G. Goodman 1906 AL
Honisn,1900 Csnssn CL. W. C North
1901; Syrscu'se, N Y. H 0'. autumn
1005, Hiddletown. Ct.,l-i .8. Pschsrd.
1904 Springfield Mass" 0. w rs.
900.- Pdrksviile PIF J 1'. non er.
sot Scranton. in I._ no Tsylor. 1901.
rbrldge uses. B. B1. VInSurdsm.
906 Hoosich Falls N. Y
Geography Teacher—"Name the lo-
cationot Darlilés Ll“: 1M h it
Ton‘my—" art now: w er:
in. mIIm butl linow what it's inIde
l
'shegotaaolerto'oiai
:bodytoe'skeberp
‘pliedverymodestly It dliar
. it"‘lwlll't «.‘f‘f‘ “‘ ‘
t "l. I ’ i
WW hep out out. ,
“0009 The gills] emollient-I:I with the evi-
-. 0 N
that mwhenmiuw III :Iiién out
that Willis Pei InI'wored all unet-
li0lll col-rec Iy slid houettly, I'ud «that
there was It othi
"31m?” truism
Melt. whow
turtle is Infield
visit our yes ‘when It to. a
0d "111% Fell III] {or I policy
we: re gird. was I witnehp
plsintii't. He said that the young melt
put in his Ipplidhtion, thIt w to“: sent
it to t e doctor Ind thIt to: dIyI
is or re 0young man's mother visited
wl need and told him thIt her son
would not It 0 the policy.
Witness sa d thIt this rel tloll “the
back from the company I I w dais ist-
er. Witness did not tell the young msn
about this rejection.
"Then young Fell never knew he
was rejected?" asked Attorney Walsh
“No 11", end he don't know it to this
dIy,‘" replied Mr. O',Brlen st which
some ot' the lockers on smiled. I: Mr.
Fell has not been in this world 0t 10-
. gsl battles and quibbies tor some time.
Mrs. Ncosnn Ind llrs. Neil went on
the stand Ind told tht they knew
about the Hartford Lite policy. There
was strong obl'ectldn to offering e'ri-
.‘ deuce which showed whst young Fell
. said about it but the court let it In
and exception wIs taken.
Mrs. Fell said her son told her to go
to ,Mr. O'Brien Ind tell- him thIt he
would not take the policy. Witness
visited Mr. O'Brien and told him. Mr.
O'Brien interned her that the appli—
cItion wse in the buds ot the doctor.
She returned home and told her doctor
what she beddone. in the presence of
her son, Ind how she thought Ir.‘
O'Brien did not like it. The young
msn said he did not care. he could not
help. it. .
When they hId the evidence III in
Mr. Pessenden suited that the Jury be
excused. and when the twelve good
men had flied out he announced that he
would move a non suit and would quote
some authorities to his honor in stip-
port ot the motion.
Judge Curtis said they would come
is hell In hour earlier to hear it If
counsel were willing. There wss no
objection. and the arguments were
started It 1:30. the defense pressing
for the non suit in strong terms.
WEDDING IS NOT OFF.
Iridolm In Prophet! Peck-Wheeler
Wedding Ititiest Makes I “element.
At last authoritative statement con.
cerning the postponement of the
Peck— Wheeler wedding has been
Insde by Horace D. Peek. who bed-0s
pected to he married last Thuritdsy to
one of Bridgeport' s most popular young.
women.
The discussion and speculation in
regurd to the sudden postponement ot‘
the event hove not yet subsided and
therefore the ‘ tollowing dispstch
which wI: sent to The Bridgeport
Poll yesterday by the editor of the
Demdcrat of Springfield, 0., will-be or
interest: .
Horses D. Peck, the sudden post~
ponement of whose wedding creIted I
sensation in Syracuse, N. Y..‘ does not
care to discuss the Ilsir tor publica-
tion. He Is now- vlsiting his brother.
Punk A. Peck, 381 Genesee Ivonne.
ClevelInd. 0. The story sent out
from Syracuse was to the onset that
tor hsnoisl reasons John M. Wheer-
cr. father of the bride-elect. Miss Hel-
en Wheeler. at Bridgeport. Conn.
caused In indefinite postponement of
the wedding It the last miauliev
‘lioraee Pack. in a statement made
Monday said:
‘The wedding is postponed tor. a
short time for reasons known to both
him-Wheeler and myself. The wed~
ding Is. not oi! as loll ted.
relations between Illss healers pur-
ents Ind myself nre “not strIined in
the lust. M¥ plsns Ii‘e bideflnite
lust It pretext Is 1 have not msde
up my mind whether 1 sh" remsin in
Clevelsnd or not.
pol-outs museum“.
syronr or Miss continuum
There is an interesting story in con '
nection with the brilliant actress
Kathryn Ostermsn, the sur oI"‘Mi:s
Petticosts." which comes to Hoyt's
Theatre, Ssturdsy nlglit. There were
tour 01 the Osterman girls who went
on the s .Ind it Is singulI‘r that
they all e their debut in the 0
role. It hsppened this way. 0
family.~ live in Toledo, 0.,Ind Indwhon
gnarleym Jederuon A”on; o'n "Halide
'mmom In Ipibitions amateur «I.
engaged to mm the part. or;
She Idopted the stsgonsldo
moot Ind scored spells"
Smith nus-
sol. new site with)?!"
her whether Ibecou
“GIMP.-
Bessie was a bflsbt'glrlsn
a: the stub. 80‘ Bessiewss
o. "no“ or at...
I “won vs
wusboutmbomsrrisdte‘ehmw
otfiie'd‘olddddrsdepartuert- "
"hell‘s “My“ IE‘W“
wro Ibout the
1fist to'i‘lst.“ .“
for tall
The
moss-that
rscnssledi“
MW somb- ‘
Ill!!!“
liosatn'
sis-wt
We' he got I wrapper equlgyhrrtt’lrm that you should .
into. Made of dark cambrlcs and mules. Hstle of ' "
printed flanneletts. Halide the most mafia! manner Mm
to please you.
Women' s Percale Wrappers In brocade: or WIN
trimmd. deep fiance-It It 96
I‘M“ . '
at
Women ’s Reliance Camila Wrappers. fancy bald
made up in tbs latest style. It I
A full line of long Ind short Kimonos from .
690 to 33
83-85 Washington Street.
South Norm-1k. Conn.
IMPlRFuT
Ladies’ patent coll Goodlear wells
cracks.
wells.
Ladies patent. coll hide button; vom‘ _
A chance for nod to bilil Good Fall, 1.
is s. " "Titration.
oALLAup she ous ‘
WINTER-'2 Nikki-NEW.
NEW GOODS iN EWY WEEK. ' ‘
ruu. Lms o‘r ourme mire moist. vetoes ON ALLIIA»
DY- TO-WMIH
Moth Not-walk. Conn. uiwmtington otuot.
We invite your impaction of ourlnssv line.- or hiIek nutrients.
Iilolr 1mm Ink it‘ssss‘sna “.139-
lisck unlined Meteoriudjt 0.9. “.50. M
IlIek IiIId Insert“ I 01.8. Ihu. 01-“: ’1 ~ r w
in every use their. guilty II of infirm ilr stun «ugly
ty and finish. Ind m pogitivsiy the but Isle,” petal-net. It
so, who. ~ A
l
t
mammmsuitJiuthMel
eleudaa‘hi:
‘ I
. "If” the “.1100!!!“ "I
I sisal-er th“ unwise ram?
.715; mining; “In hm ‘udiym "Gust flesveasi “c
Might”
my gilt?
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