Ito-[mill Winnington til.
i too to P 0.
.9. Norwalk
We sell more
"."ths statement.
.‘lst .The fact that we sell for cash
large losses and expenses of charge
. mm the mills to you.
'when doing so.
' LOUIS
Sale
ALL WOOL MEN'S SUITS $5.98‘
up.
NEW COLUMBIA SHIRT. 98c.
HERALD SHIRTS, (Union Made)
COURT COMPARISON.
Large Gathering of Members
Friends In Red Men's Hall.
Lady Jonuiugu I.IIIIIIII. Shcphcrdu of
Bethlehem. gztvc II \‘I!l‘_\‘ plIIIIIIIIIII and
well attended IIIIIII-II lIIIIi IIIII-uluu Ill
Red Men'a lluli. Music for ”to own»
elon woe furniuhcd hy IIIIw'I-I ()rI-hIIIIIrII.
The commlitIIII III clIIIrIIII of thI iliTlIil’
comprised Mrs. th'illllll I)IIichquy.
‘Mru. Willlum H Mouhcr 'IIIIII lIIIIIuiII
Joyce Mine t‘IuIIIII LIIIIIIII, MIR .\lIIIiII
Delehuniy. MlIIII AllIIII lIIIv Mrs John--
and
alter, ChIIrlIIII Homer.
and EVN‘I'II SIIIIIIIIIII.
loo crontn :IIIII ('lliit‘ Wt'l‘t‘ IIIII'I'IIII till!"
ins; tho III'IInluII.
POSTMASTER AT NEWTOWN.
WASHINGTON. (II-l, 1.1,... \V’IINIIII M.
Reynolds was IoIlIIy IIppIIIIIiIIII poni-
mouter’ut Nowiuwn. ("IIIIII.
..oJ‘.......w.,I. ....I<I. .- ,.,,.
‘ A Friend That
.
That means a
8rd Compare our prices with the pri
COME AND BE convmcsd.
L. Udelman,-
You Lino In Your Blind
most of the time—~18 hours out of the
:54, at least. 'Why not be comforta-
hio'.’ You’ll and In our long line or
foot equipment something that will
suit you exactly as to shape, style——
even price. So the Invitation goes
from us to you; See shoes herem that
satisfy
F. n. LYON I.“ oo.
90 WASHINGTON 8T.
1 SOUTH NORWALK
goods at retail for cash tyhan any store in The Norwaikc.
clear to all who want reliable qualities that our prices are the lowest.
only is one of the very best arguments
accounts.
2nd We manufacture our own goods,
great saving.
'l‘bo Udolmuu utnrcu
for leadership in .VIIIIIII.
popularity ol’ our
(living.
stores is
tiou. We have told you why our
prices are so low. Our methods
muke smnll profits possihlo, unit we
are satisfied with narrow tum-gins.
LADIES’ SUITS made of the finest
cloth in all colors from $17.98 up.
EVENING GOWNS from $30.00 up.
.50.
SKIRTS, black cloth, worth $5
for this sale, $3.48.
COATS, at all prices from $4.98 up.
RAIN COATS, they are certainly
Worth
swell,
double.
SHIRT WAISI‘TS from 30c up
$10.00.
at $10.48 and $14.98.
UDELMAN, Clothior and Furnishar
126 Washington Stunt. next door to Post omen
Sale
PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR for
:PSC. I
NECKWEAR, others ask 50c and
$1 .00, our price 25c and 48c.
WE SELL BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY STORE IN THE NORWALKS. AND WE
REMEMBER ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE.
LADY JENNINGS LODGE DANCE. GERMANY ON THE DEFENSIVE.
Disclosures in France are Believed by
by Kaiser's Advisers.
lii.itl.lN, ()c-iolu-I
sun-II in II‘IIInIII oi' IIIiIIIthI lltlllsh of-
Mao oi alllIIIIIIII ngulimi (Icrmnuy IIrII
Io ihotoughly IH'ill‘\'l‘(| hIIIIII thIII Iill'
pIIwIIII'ul IIIIIIII II-IIgIIII. with its I'IIIII
IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII'A I.IIII IIll IlIc IIppurutuII IIl’
Imitation III itil't‘hii) moving for II ncw
unvul pIoIzIIIm IlIIIl HIIHII furthIII III
IIIIIII-III (it‘l‘llllllu' lIl IlIIi'IIIuIlIII rIIuourII-II
IIIIIIIIIIII III-cut ilrliudu. i’opulur lilti-
IruIIl oi (II-IIIII. llrituln IIIIN IIIIIurIilll‘
Day. Williiun (loulcy WilllIuII ll. him 1 Invollcu lo grout lll'tllltlI'IIUllt-I IIIIII thI
l.oulu (‘unuuluun‘
, III-IIrIIIIly ovorconnc IhI- I‘flllt‘lI'IIUili-I now
IIIIml-uillclul IlIIIIlIIlII III Idllllillll cIIu
fIIruch IlIIII (lmrtnuty hIIIl II IIIIJ'I'uw
IIIIIIIIpII from It wur in which. IIlilIIqulI
HIII' would burn IIIIIIn \‘II‘iIII‘IIlIIH on
lIIIIIi. would hIIVII l'i'KllIINi in how boluu
(‘l‘llt-illi'fl III own and Ilauiutitcd along the
count with tho coiIIIIIIIucnI destruction
of Ilm‘ ovor IIIIII IImnIIIIIrI-II. ’l hII ovculu
UI tho IIIIII four nwulhu lIIIvc IIllIIuIIcIl
IhI- opponcutn of II unvul lnrrcuuo Int-
copi IhII l-lIIIIlIIllIIlIItII HIM] ltItIlIIIulu.
Whilu limp and money IIIIyonIl (lor-
nmuy‘II I‘IIIIouI-IIIIII would be IIIIIIIIIIIIIII'y
Io IIIpuIl Grout llrliaiII‘II prcuoni nuvy.
You Can Tie To. .
, Money at I per cunt. iIuIIIIIIIIt
accumulates rapidly. IIIIII when
that Internet in allow-Ii to ntutlii
. And compounded IIIIIIIIy IIix
months. it become» II friend that
“you can tie to-o client lltll‘llllil‘
ihlt hoops: right on working [or
, on titty and night. throo hunI
’tlripxnnd oixty-tlvo days in tho
I
We par 4 per cent. Intcrent
, solicit your account.
.SOUIII NORWALK
”SAVINGS BtNK
Nut?! Mont evictions.
My” N... “a...“ .. ..
; I
i will
not III «punk ol' hIIr fqurII lIIIilIllnIuI.
vIII iiIII fouling III iluii Iliu'uumy quII
for IlIIrIIuIIlve runuonu build RN tuIIuy
IuoIII uhlou I the IIoutIIIyII IIIIIIIIIIIIII
lIIIIIII.'1‘lIo mIVornmtIui Homo
montlIII tutu decided to Introduce In
tho ltrlthtolnu II mmeuro uulmiitullug
iltl‘lzt‘ I'IIr IIIIIIIll ci‘ulmro In tho IuItlIor
Izod IIIIIIII prom IIIII. Whether the gm»
IIIIIIIIIIIIII. will hormone the rccommcui
IIIIIlum-I bcymii’t thin or not III not yet.
known.
“dam W) aa-
CELEBRATBD HER BIRTHDAY.
MI'II. A. 1) Allen. mother of Mr».
LIIIIIIII Smith celebrated the eighty—
IIIIIIIIIIIII ntInIvIIIIIInry of loser birthday.
hon Wednesday by entertaining II
number of ,‘glleltlll III dinner at the
home of Co‘lcneltund Ml'tl. limith. In
Elwood avenue. Mrs Allen III in good
health and enjoyed the orcuulou imI
nteneely.
STOCKHOIM. Sweden, October 14.
«Who lotsrnstionni Herventer 0cm-
ceny tau purchased the Vulcan Work:
user Noorltoeplng. A suedtsh corpor-
LARGE DANCING LASSEB.
Professor Gilbert Nowell Begins Bes-
sions in Hoyt's Assembi Rooms.
l’t'oi‘osuor tillhoII NewI l. the well-
-kuowu dancing tIIquhor. opened his
clot-loos III thlu city lust evening in tho.
hall ovol' iloyt'n 'I‘IIIIuiIII which has
been preiliuod for dancing. 'l‘ho uliou
duuco won-I cxrcodlugiy largo- l‘or Ihoi
ilroi night uud Prolouuor NIIWell uutloi
pales ti highly IIIIcchIIIi'ul IIIIIII-Iou.
ProI'IIIII-Ior Nowell III well known on one
at the lineal dancing teachers in this
motion of the country IInIl the young
people of this city are very fortunate
in having such a competent. instructor
in the url Iorpslohoroun. The: other
Louis lldolmnu’s Stores
We are the Leaders of Styles and Creations
pecial Offerings
Involving High Class, Seasonable Merchandise
in both stores at greatly reduced prices, for
Saturday and Monday.
And there are sound reasons to prove
thereby eliminating the profits of the middlemen.
ces elsewhere and do not forget to consider quality and workmanship
ill'II organized
The
carried
forward by the power of tho, fuclliticu
that. cuublc us to Imdcrsoll competi-
il4.«'l‘ho disclo-
seoslonu will be held in AIlon lluli,
the next one being lI‘Iiduy. October 20.
. ..- .--.-.-,w-
.,..
Paris that and Suit linuu
33 So. loin Street
Why? Byecause we have made
The policy does away with the
Merchandise direct
10
Sale
FINE PANTS from $1.48 up.
RAIN COATS, others ask $25.00. our
price. $12.98.
FALL OVERCOATS at $8.98
-Prop
’l‘hc hiIlIilIlIlIi ('Illltlliill). which hue
lII-IIII running light ihc pIIIII wcclI will
IIIIII'i up in full iIIIIII uIIxI Monday
morning. (‘ouIIiIlIIrIIlIIII Iilmlliii) hut-
lIIIIIu IprIIIlIIuI-IIII in tho Iompuuy liI
uccuiltur. IIIIlllIIiIIIIi IIIIItI-Ilul III lIIIIIp
tlicm quIIiIIIz IlI‘I‘llliHl‘ oi lhII iinprt!
l‘l‘III'llit‘tI huulncsn IIii m'III IliII IouIItIy.
m’I'VIouIIIIIiui IIIIIIIiiv wonIlIIIlul VIII
IIII IIuIi II'IIIIIIIIIII'III untliinuunhip IIIIIllt
lhII piuuuu III inc. cxhibltIIIl III lhc SIIIIII
IIII hooih. ll'irclucui. i“',ilil III IhII Ar
nIIu'y.
"otnvurs IIII Punt."
UNION MADE
W
'PHONI 001—4.
llwfiom
Memory Wins Vanderbilt “Cup!
Ilene .
(Continued from First Page).
IIlghth round, protcniotl the mac. IIIIII-I
Iaiu’s IlI'lvltIg I'm tho that IIIIvou
rounds of tho Ionrun won sensational,
his time being for inside the mile to
nilnuio mark. There were several mu‘
cldeutu during that race but forv'tuuuto
ly no one was killIIII. Ono llliltlilillv
let was taken to Ii hospital with It
Iih fr'actuiod by It collision. The
elapsed tluieu III' the tour lenders III
the finish were:
Homry. 4: :III: 08;
'I‘rIIcy, Ii: 58: 26;
Month.
IIIinclu. II10013|
:‘iil. ' I1 I);
to the smiling llue oppositc lhc grand
uiund ut Mlncolu
in uwtly Ill one minute lnlci".IIIlu .ion~
:Iizy (hiring II 120 horeepowci much-
inc went away IIIHI Iunld cheers and
IIIIIIIIIIII Iiud ho was cloucly followed by
Duruy. illuglcy. thII Invoritc of the
AInorIlInnII III climinnilon IIIco .Iicvolul
\IIIIIIku ago, Wilt'I next lnu hc with
.IJIIIIw cuily in thc Iiny. Lunclu quI
the i‘IIV'UiIII‘ (trim and iit' lcd ovciy
round up to the curl of thI. novcuth.
when hc lIIIIl quIiII lilil.l Iuilco in Hill
minutes and .I2 sccoudn. 'l hon to col-
lision with (lIIlhIiII‘I-I ("lll III II gono-
loue contIol fotccd tuim III out o thII
I.IcII foI u limc. but III Blllil‘ of :.I. he
finished foulih. lIIIncin quII not
him in thI ('Oiiiuion but UbIIluilc‘I-I
machinist was hudlv liuIt
lI‘othIll lIcIIuII Inn iulo H tIIlchuplI
polII with his nutchluc. llo cecapcd in-
quy. but thI uxlc of his IIIuchino Ins
broken and ho was out oi ”to men.
l.yIlII running (I 90-hol‘tic pva-I much
IIIII was looked upon rm it 1",uvoiiic
but nu uccidcut to his InitchiuII 011qu
(III much uuxiciy to IIIII spIIci IIIIIIIs IIuIl
hundicnppcd l._IIIlc. ’I‘uiicrnull. IIy-
tlc'I-I nutchiuist, was thrown from tho
IIIuchlnctI llII wus lost from the
(III in II Sil"t‘i(ll ol woods and W. K.
\‘andoi hilt. .lr
(l\t'l ihc. (‘OIIIHII and plckcd up IlIc iuv
jurI-Il mun. llIIyonIl II i‘cw cuts he
won not, injured.
'l‘hII Silll'it‘l'h, giving the country.
l'IIri IIIII'II. follow:
(,IIIIIIIIIIIII'. .liumizy.
my. 130; Amcricu, lliuulcy, 50; holy,
IIIIIlI'Iil, lltl; (II-I'IIIIIII)‘. chuc. no;
l-‘I'IIIII-II. \VIIIIIIIII'. Sit; .I\llll‘l‘I(‘il, 'l‘rucy.
ilu; lIIIIy. .iozurro. llIl; (ii,‘l‘lililll,\‘, \Vnr»
dcn. I20: i“l'illii't‘, Szisz, iIII: Amcrlru.
(‘III‘isllIy XII: liuly, (‘cdrium llil; Gor-
mIIuy. (‘IIIupiIIIlL till: I“l‘illll‘l" HI'IIIIII.
on; Atucricu. l.ytiII. 7.3: “My, I‘hcv‘ro~
lIIt.1Iil: I“|illltt‘ ”I‘lllIII‘ tin: AmIIrII-Ii.
Whit; III; lIII'II .‘Iuloii till.
'l‘hI’I I‘IIIHSI‘ “us 25.1: Iuilcs around
and was I-m'cI'IIIl Icu iiuIIIII, milking
Ihc iolul IIISIHIII‘I' of ”to Nice 281i
mill-I, .lIIIIIIizI. who sturicd first, tin»
iuhrd tlIII ilrsi round uhcud. huvlng
IuIIdII tlII- 2&3 Iuilcs in 24 IuinIItIIu, 52
III-condos. lluruy. in il l1iII-IIIIrsIIIpoIIIcI
lI‘I‘IIIIIh nIIIIIlIiuII, Wits #I‘I'UIIII. in 26:26.
Wuunrr in II lI‘rIIuclI Nii~il()l‘5t‘|ll)\\'('l‘ mu-
I‘Ililll‘ was ucxt in L'I,.3Ii.
i‘Jli: iI‘rIIIIcII_ l)u~
Lulu-ht. iu illl II:IlE.III I-III' lltllIoIaII»
puwcr who got nu'uy No. l. linlshIIIi
Ihc tits! round in 23:49. lI‘IIthIll l‘.
KIIIIIIII. in II
I‘ili'.
lEIllIIIrIIIIpIIIIII-r I‘II-I'IIIIIII
cIIquit-Iud 111,, first
27.21. ()IlIIII' curs finishcd thII round
IIII loilows: Szisg, lI‘rnncc,
pIIwIIr cur. 2i..’I.'I. \‘I’Itpncr,
horscpou'cr ‘ NIIZZill‘t)_
hI‘u'HIIpchr. ; \\utdcu.
lIIIlI‘. Illi-
I ch‘mIItIy,
.‘II'II.
lL’Il-lIorII-cpowcI". 1.": ll: ’l‘I'IIcy, Atnt‘rt
IIqu. i21i-Illll‘st‘1ln\\0i. 28: ll: t‘nmphcll.
licruumy. UUIIIII'H‘IIUWL‘I‘. 281:”; [lint-t-
icy, Allll‘l‘II'ilIl. IiII-horucpuwci‘, 29:11;
I‘cdrlno. liliilllll, llIl-lIorscpoII'IIr, 35:56.
(‘cdriuo. liic liuliuu III‘iVI'I‘, di'oppcd
out of tlic I‘itl‘l’ ill thc third round 0w»
ml: to troulIlI- with his tlrc.
\Vugucr'I-I I"l’l‘lit'h mtIchiuI- IlIIoppoIl
its poor covcr on tho sixth round IInIl
ho foil out ot’ Ihc l’IlI't‘.
chlnII hlcw out :I t')’“lliit‘l‘
fourth round. (‘unIphclL
IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII-hiuII, IIIIII troublc on tho
Ilrst round. It Witt-i rcpIIrtI-II thin the
lllill‘ilillI' Iil'oppIIIl tin guuoicuc think.
A uumhIIr oi pursuits narrowly (‘8-
I-upcd hIIlug run down by Wugnor III
llydc l’IIrlI. IIIlIIIr nmchiucu had just
lliltih‘t‘li and thc crowd surged into the
rondwdy. \\'III:IIIIr‘II nmchlno was ul-
Iuout upon ihcm III-fortI Ilioy I'ocolvotl
wnrulug. All put out of his way.
Iluruy wok III-htyed for six minutes
III llyIlII Pork and llculh won held up
for It short How to IIIIIkII rcpitlrs to
hint I-Itrhurctior,
IIIIuI-in. thIu lending in the race,
bud a collision with (‘hrhitlo on the
Willcis roud. ho” to mile west of tho
Ilouhlc I‘Ill'VI‘. (‘hi‘lutlc wun i'ollowlilll
l.IIuI-III IIIIII III thI former come along
Idlnt'iil pullIIII out of his way. but no-
vorthIlIImI ”to two IrIIrII IInmo Into col-
lixlon illlti I‘lIrIsllII'II ruccr iurucd tl
i‘llmllil‘il‘ HIIIIII‘I‘HIIIIH. ’l‘hc mIII-hlnlot
of (,‘luIiIIilI-‘II nor had one rlh broken
llllii. (‘lIrlIItIII'II right ion was injured.
’i”lIII nutchlnioi \vnn inkcu to the Non-
IIIIII “IIHDIIIII.
I‘hovrulct, in on “dildo car. droppod
out of thc l'llI‘t' in tho olghth round
witch tho IthIIII or tile cur ukiddod Ill
IllII IloIIlIlrI now and the machine went
lulo thII IlolIl. IIIII-ruwly missing It trio-
phone pIIlII. Nurnrro. in on Italian
Ian quI IlIIlIIyI-Il uovcn‘ Intuition by a
punciurIId tlIII
18qu IIIIIIII hits
(ill
driving II
muchluII whilc adjuniing uonic of tho
with It surgcon IIcnt
Ilrivcr and the lIuI'scpowt-r of the (“TI =
circuit in
ilIl-horsc-
It‘l‘lllli‘t‘, SUI ‘
.lcnnizy's Inu~ ‘
tlu.I .
EVENING SENTINEL
ISA’I‘URDA'V, OCT. :4. ml;
M w... am~w-~e~. . n M. _._ . “an. ...
.. H... .m'nflmuwmw ~-m.m...... ~n—v...........~.~ .. .,
THE LEADING DRY coops STORE.
STEAM It. HYIITT.
NOS. 2 AND 5 GAZETT—-—————i. BUILDING.
lBLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES
THE COOL WEATHER WHICH WE HAVE EXPERIENCED IN THE LAST FEW DAYS HAS SUGGEST-
'l‘the WPl‘o ill 8”“.le that cuiuo “ll IED THE NECESSITY OF ADDITIONAL BEDDING.
NOW COMPLETE.
PRSENT TIME.
BLANKETS.
We have all
and Weight 59:; pair.
Special 11—4 White Heavy
worth $3.00. which we are set
$200 per pair.
$2. 00, $2. 75, $3. 00 and $3. 75.
Better grades of White Woo
ketn at $2. 60, $3. 35, $4. 00, $5. 00
$8.00 and $10.00.
grades of Blankets, -~
from the Cheap Cotton Blankctd to the
finest quality 01' Wool Fleeced Cotton
Blankets In white and gray, good size
Blanket very soft and fine, a blanket
Gray Wool Blankets, large size, $1 .00,
TRISTRAM 8n HYATT,
.7
Fleece ‘8’
ling at
l Blan-
. $7. 00,
OUR STOCK OF BLANKETB AND COMFORTABLES IS
OUR ORDERS WERE PLACED AND THE GOODS BOUGHT BEFORE THE ADVANCE
and IIIIII’ Wule nIIiItI IN PRICE AND WE OWN THE GOODS AT MUCH LESS PRICE THAN THEY COULD BE BOUGHT AT THE
COMFORTABLES.
Our Comfortable: are made from
Clean White Cotton.
filled with sweepings and waste.
danger of contagion.
Good Silkallne and Sateen Covering,
in the very best patterns, price $1.00,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.75.
Many of our Comfortables we have
made for us.
and the best Covering ls used and
they are made extra size.
They are not
No
No shoddy.
Only the finest Cotton
The price
is $2.50 and $2.75.
NORWALK, CONN. ,
ability tact and foicsight VI
how. plIII-IIII thI H. KriegerItI.
mun,
(liill’i' lusidc of the slow.
custom of thousnndn of tho
IIIIw stylcszIIn,
old or now cusioiuors.
TAILORED SUITS
FI'I'SIL ucw stylus
plodicd skirts, ctr”
iI‘IIlI .IIiylcs. 'l‘hcsII
I
Ibcm. Cheviot,
woman Oi child in tho cit).
to buy lII-cIIusII all IhI- asaor
good III-I skillfull dcuignlug can make
Broadcloth. etc.
H. KRIEGER M30.
The StorelThaIt Sets the Pace
In the Business Race
in, if thcy
Co. stoi'c in tho lI-IIIIl in NoIIIalk.
bcsl pcoplII in Norwuik,
tmIIutsI III-II complctc.
Here are the Goods that Win
puiIiiI: approval and uprluuxzc for this Si()l"?*-C\'I‘I‘,\'Iillng man. woman or child weIIrn now.
Fon'womsu.
«new long route.
to have it mode
the. cream of the,
suits are just as
$12.50 to $45.00.
This display rouu
ilt'SS iltl Ihc scunou
lll‘t‘ tho. bcut of the
plrcs. new Automob
juckcin Is attractive.
JACKETS and COATS.
the usual Illspiny covert and fancy
IIIII hockcd by good gonad—and it is this combination that
Thc only complete outfitting store la"
The Store which sets the pace.
III" IIIIiro‘nI; and II InoIiIIru ciuirg'c account plnn havuI helped to cstuhlish our popularity.
huruuin is worth a iIIouSuIIIl promincumncver ouc price in our windows and advertisements and an
'i‘hIIsc lll‘t‘ fruiurcs of our policy that. have brought. to our store tho
All our full stocks are ready now.
Them is always :I fascination about seeing the
woman and child will find ”to best and latest hcrc.
MEN‘S FALL CLOTHING. ‘
Any one suit or ovcrcout, if we wcrII,
would cost you as much as Iegular
custom tailoring, for expert, designing
and tailoring as well as high grade
fabrics are utilizcd in their milking—I
however—ms your suit In only one of
many you pay for less than the tailor
would charge~yot
high grade clothing.
I—
Uniformly courteous treatment
Our real
It‘s time
Charge 'accounts opened with
specially for you,
secure the saute
do into complete OVERCOATS
udvuuces —- hero
RAINCOATS
now styles~-Exn-
FALL TOP COATS
$10.00 to $25.00.
lle models. etc-I
SACK SUITS,
too. breasted.
sons to 335.00.
Single or double
$7.98 to $25.00.
cluulng illngcrlo Wu
nlnx tIhItdco.
FASCINATING WAISTS
IunIlII with long or oibow IIlIIcvcs. in-
men Wnlnls. Irish Loco. Silk and soil
Sllkn in block. white nud popular ovo-
TROUSERS,
$1.50 to $7.50.
DRESS SKIRTS
lain. All Over and {Ignite of Chiffon
I
olb. Cheviot. Broadcloth. etc.
Pa nnmn. Panama
$2.98 to $25.00.
90¢ to $15.00. .‘IIIII' Hutu,
or child.
Boys’
Clothing
PULITZER—WIBB. ~
New York Editor’s Son Weds Society
Women In Bheihorne, Vt.
BIIEIIIIIIRNIE. Vt ()cIIIiII-I- lirw
iiiiii
i
Yiiiii
....II “A m... e amen-‘-
at..." ... ,_. ..... ”w“... .. ,,
iiiiii
iiiiii
. ~. A ..._,..,...... ,...I
colon wtilhe towed to nucleotide.
harvesting mm. 1
, u,
“out noon ilIAifll"
”I‘M. .3‘ UM
fl “II III1
shire who Int!
Ed oII’qu who.
P‘rcdorikn Vanderbilt Wfiiwlll daughter
1ot Dr. Itnd Mrs. W. Scwurd Wohh oi
‘Sholhurne and New York. IInIl llIIlph
.lIIlltzcr. non of .loucph Pulittor thII
owner of the Now York World were
I“untitled to Trinity IIlpIIIcopIII Church
hIIrtI III noon Iosduy. Right RIIv. Ar
IlIur I‘. llsll Episcopal bishop of
‘I'III-Iuout.A oiliciIIiIId. nuslotod by Rev.
Dr. liruIIII’I H. Stlrcn, rector of SI. 'l‘ho
IIIIlII Clitn'Ih New York, and llov. Wll
ilqu II‘. ‘ WIIIIIIII. rector of Trinity
I,‘ hurch. i-lhclburoo. The bride was at-
iIInIlod by Mimi Wenonah Wetinorc. III
New York and Minn Indith Pulitzer.
sister of tho uroom [18 minute of hon-
or. while the best man was Joseph
Julltser. Jr. For the ceremony. the
church IvsII decorated with autumn
leaves. and cut flowers. Vocal music
by It male choir from St. Thomas
Church. New York. was one at the
planning rectum.
After the Wedding. II reception and
hrenktoet were held III. Dr. Webb's
homo. Shootout-no Farina. shoot 400
auction losing present. Liter Hr. end
Mrs. Pnlltser wont , on bond Dr
. A full line of shoes for man, woman
Two Piece Jurkol Suits,
'cd by the death I
_ oranloyerr.
MILLINERY FOR FALL.
All the Intent designs in ready-to
600 to $5.00.
;
1
Were Senator Clout-troy M DIIIIIIW.
Licutonnnt (tenet l Nelson A. Mlleo
Mr. nod Mrs. H McKay 'l‘wombly.
MrII. w. I). Simon. and oddly members
of the Vanderbilt unity of whom the
brldc III I'. rolntlvc.1
“M.-- .7 . mm...
LIBERALS WONlpv NOTABLE VICI
LONDON Oct 1 1t«~-’l‘he Liberals
won II. notnbltI vlc er yesterday in aloe
election of .l. O. ulrewa. to represent
the Burluiton Ash division of the West
Riding of Yorknhiro. or II majority of
228 over the llnlorltu candidate coorse
R. lotto-Fox. 1‘ In vacancy was cone-
’ Col. Robert Gunter.
Conservative. wh hind represented the
constituency hill!!! the creation in 1885
The election Just. hold was fought on
the lineal and II'IIIIctIItIonuI questions.
u—n-a a ‘4’...
ELECTRICAL‘iwCRIKINC erIuKI
BERLIN Oct IPw'l‘he strike at the
electrical work o Is ended. At a con-
ference today he delegates at the
whrklngmon vo II to accept the III-
minted compo ion’ original otter of
tire per cont. i create to was I. “the
totem. in c piste victory for the
microbe”
the _
'l‘rlnIuIIId VIIlvci llntII.
Iorfolke, (Ito, $1.98 to $7.00.
Three Piece Knco l’uutg Suits. $2.93 to $7.60. (ages 7
Elana, Norfollui and Bloueou. Sailor Blousoo, otc.. (3 to 8 yours) $1.98 to
$2.98 to $15.00.
.to .16.) . l‘lussiun
t
AMERICAN OFFICIRB RETURN.
'NEW YORK Oct.14.—'l‘he mom-
1» III of the American military commiII
nlon which represented the United
States at the recent manoeuvres of the
French army. arrived here today on
the steamer Philadelphia from South-
ampton. In thin party were intent.
General Ann R. Chalice, Brig. (lento-
nl Franklin Bell and Brig. General Wil-
liam Cronicr. A solute of 14 zone
was fired from Covernor'r Island [In
the Philadelphia passed through New
York Harbor.
Mu...
Popular “Plush
SPECIAL DALI SATURDAY.
150.
CAVALII
MY lRIIH MOLLY D.
ALICI DARLING
SWII‘I‘ HIART’I PDRIVIR
BRIGHT IYII GOOD-IVE
DOWN THI PIILD
IUNKIR HILL
Norwalk Chronicler