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iinal Statement
concerning the Copyright Clothes.
As to style and quality we will warfl
rant you will and evidence enough to
lend you to our store for your unit or
overcoat. when our tailor-men can in-
vest a garment with hand-made should-
'era no shapely, well moulded and
everlasting shape retulnlnx ac our
suite and overcoatu. 37.00 and $10.00.
No mom—no less. We cordially in~
vile your inspection.
’ Get the Habit. Go to the
taillight tinting it.
6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
HARRY GOODWIN.
Manager.
. . . . $2.50, $2.00, $t.50
..... $2.00, $1.75, $1.50
..... $1.75. $1.50, $1.25
........... $1.50, $1.25
are strong. serviceable Shocs that will stand the hard
knocks of school wcar. or othcr'cvcry (lay usagc.
Sold only by
'SOUTH, NORWALK SHOE 00.
90“ Washington Street,
DABV SHOW AT THE FAIR.
Pinning Entertainment Given at Music
’ . Hall“ Last Night.
The? Baby Show entertained a good-
sized and well~picaacd andicncc at St.
Joseph’s fair. last night. and the little
titers and their habios \vorc all vot-
pl‘lzé-wlnllers by those present.
though the judge was limited to one
baby as the prize-winner. in this grand
'exhibition there \vcrc twenty-two pret-
ty‘little mothcra. nil attired in while,
with nunbonnct huts and how: of pink,
bhe, red and yoilow. Routing upon
their arms wcrc twonly-lhroo bountiful '
doll babies. for mu» molhor. (ii-um»
O’Brien. carriod twins.
itllng ovor this grand Occasion,
was aiph Donnie. tho jlitigo. and ho,
was a moat capablo jndizo. Ai‘tcr ho‘
had announced llio grand show and
exhibited the prizo. a gold chain andl
locket. tho molhcrs rhino in happilyi
singing a pretty march song. ouch ourl
sure that her baby was tho proitlosl.‘
After the illoiiii-I‘s had snug a lullaby"
to quiet their infants, tho judno hoguni
his task and it was vory hard to so-fi
lent the wlnnor. ’i‘hc olioiro roll in tho;
baby of Alvira l‘nganotil, and shc was
delighted as tho chain was Illill't‘ili
around her baby‘s nook. lilii iilt' judgo';
was immediately :iseillilt'ii by tho moth-i
er of the twins. who dorlnroii lllul lleri
babies worn the proilie.~i. inil lhc judge:
wouldn't change. and all tho moihorsl...
except the prizo wlnnor marchcd ol’i‘, lizftllx. 7:17x.7:.’~~lx,9:37x, 10:112.
declaring thcy would ncvor. ucror go:
to another baby show. ‘
Those who tool: purl worn: liniph'
Dennis. lliillzc: i“lili‘t'lil'l‘ Skldd. Kathor-j
ine Daugherty. Mary ilowaril. Marion
Gorlnioy. K.‘liiim‘ilil-‘ Sculloy. llclcnl
Ciiggollc. Mary McMahon. ilculrico‘l
Morolli. Marguocilc llcldcl. linzr-l
Stratlon. Loretta (’omslook. Alviriu}
Pagancttl. mothor of prizo baby: (ion-g
eve Cullen. Ellzabclh (fullon.
Farrell. Grnco ()‘ilriou. inolhcr oil
twins: Mary lircmmn. Eilznhclh (“bull
nolly. Alh‘c li‘lorolli. ltuth Klimt. Mar-i
garet Mchrm-y. iiolrn McMahon. i
The chiidron woro drilled and pl‘c»‘
pared for this nurol poriornIani-c by
Julia MrGinn and Mun Iiolloy. lt‘ilt‘ll-
era in the Franklin school. The noo-
l'enn of lho Baby Show provw llll‘ii‘
cxlraordinary ability in bundling chil-
dren and than Will'll in a orcillt to
them. Of tho l'lilidron. loo murll pruisoi
cannot be said. for lhc)’ carriod ovory-‘
thing off so woll. ’l'licy must haro.
been very allenlivo iii lhoir it'lll'lll'l‘fl’
and their pnrouts and tout-hora wors-
wry proud of ilH'IiI last night. 1
After tho porl'ornnnico, ul lll'.l
Mabel-'3 dll‘ln‘lilm. tho litlio obi-ll woro‘.
made happy at tho li-o rroum lablo. ll ‘
was ti matter of Dol‘fililliii l't-izi‘l'l to tho
rector that ho was unable to bo prowl
out laai evening, on ho won rnilod iol
Iconforenco in Now York and did not,
min home until tho it o'clock train.
Willlnm Donovan. lonor soloist. alt”
entertained laid cvcnlng. and his Hon
lectlonn were thoroughly nnjoyod. Mini
Donovan'u voico ii: «irony. and pious-l
lug. Hill iiral noun \t'hu Luvo lilo “Hill
the World in Miuo. 'l‘hia wan woil‘
received and ho intro on up oncoroi
Good-bye. Sweetheart. liomlhyc.
On Friday ltluhi, by uporlni request.
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South Norwaik.
the inrcc ll‘reozlng a Motlicr-lndmw
will be rcprmluccli. This
successful at the first production. and
those who worn not prescul arc vcry
anxious for an opportunity in sec ll.
Richard llossninn will give an ox-
hibltlou of card tricks and magic. Mi".
Rosuimin was soon at tho i’air
your and proved himavli an artist in
this line. His onlcrtalnmcnl is worth
swing. ’l‘horo will in,» no fair tonight.
and with il‘l'iiiil)’ and Saturday the ton
night's. of tho luir will romp lo a closo
limanucl Painter, of Sound View ’i‘or-
rnco was operated on yestcrilny at tho
Stamford Hospital tor ammiidit‘ilia.
llia condition is said to ho uulto sor-
ious and his iuolhor was soul for to
day.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN G
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect October 7. 1906.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.”
:\. Mr»12:". 5:14. 5:41, 11:18.
0:7»Ux. “ «1. 8:18 8:40. iizllfix.
lltiillx. .: . 11:01, 11:17x.
1‘00~ i:4;’;x_ 2:57x.
:10. 3:41. 5:57x. 0:40.
Sundayo.
A. .\i. 1::filix. 5:1”.
llzlilx.
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Fwiix. 8:57.
. .\I.'l2::i:l.\'. 2:l?x. 21:3“. 23:41.
5:317:18. T:.'iix.. ‘ x.ll:.'17x. 10:00.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A, h1.~-—12:00x. lfltollx. 4:54, 5:45.
0:40. 8:01. 8:05. 8319. {ti-ix. 10rli‘Jx.
lillilJ-l‘ 111003;. 11:03.
M.—»l‘..':ll:ix. 1:04,
1:40x. Szliox.
~35. il:111x, 410.“, 4:00, 4:32, 5:02.\'.
milll, 52:55. 6:00x. 0:03. 0:58, 8:02x.
Show. 9:39. 11:00x.
Sundaya.
.:\. iii.»--12:tulx. 12:09x. 6:00. 7:30,
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
\ M.»~1L’:00x. 1:12x, lzfifir. 0:11;.
7:34. 8:2: ..10x. ill:l:.’x_ 111(15):,112411.
1‘. M.” 2:02x. lzill. :l:07x. 8:22X.
4:10. 5:20, 0201);. 01214. Till-ix, 9127.
11:21.
Note 2:“: and 7:2? to Bridgeport
only.
Sundays.
A, ll'l.~‘12:luix. 1212):.
010x, ill-.01. lltfll’ix.
i‘. l‘i.""iii‘i3. 7:01. 0:10. 9:00.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M. 0:20, ilzfifix. (will,
i’. M.-»i '35, l::l:lx. 5:10. 0:07. 7:10.
iti’ihx. 7:37.
Sundaye.
A. “3-97 in.
1‘. M.~~7:30.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.»l'i:i’i;"i. 7:25. 8:11. 10:09:.
11:45.
1‘. M.-~4:ili. 0:35. 6:48.
Bundlyl.
A. him-«71135.
P. M.-—li"lO. 7243.
to Will win our new quarters. that you may know where you can
'hevbiyour hext job of Printing d
worrying your pocketbook.
me to fit your mate and without
‘THE' ELM GROVE PRINTER-Y
(Old Fairiield.Fire Insurance Building)
u South Main St.
Tel.
337-4. South Norwaiii.
was vory .
lulu .
'-ximntc(l on tho nonornl rcsulls
; «1 mild Habit in You Forming?
. The Midi of unending or the llliilil oi ital/inn?
are you living beyond your income or inside of it?
Ml. Inbred. to spend all Your cam to bring beyond your in
’ me for a part or every man'e Qi’ii‘flinfli should rightfully lw lultl
. clinicians future,
. . Have you over lhmighl of it in this light?
i navingu ilrcmml. here. it ill the right way.
" . Norwalk Savings Bank,
n“ mmnwmnm It. loath Namath. Conn.
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Filly-one oi the Sixlyvone-
i Counties in New York State
; Have Been Heard From on
; Office of Lieutenant Govern-
‘ tin-Returns From Other
} States
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Willi nearly
complete returns from 61 of tho til
coupling in the stale. Lewis Siuyi'o-
Hunt tilinnier. the Democratic and in-
dependence League candldato for lien-
‘tennnbgoveruor. has a lead over M.
Linn Bruce, Republican candidate of
20.057. The utilising counties are Eli-
sex, Hamilton, th'himor, Niagara, 0n.
larlo. Orange, Fulton. Monroe. liock‘
land and Yates. Estimated returns
from Orange. county give Bruce a pin-
rnlit-y of 2.7%. and no estimate from
Monroe credits Bruce with a load of
3.600 ovor Chanlor. These figures. do
tilltlit‘d from (Thunlor'n whole plurality.
ticnveu him with a lead of 14.291. with
eight counties still to be heard from.
The returns are coming in extremely
slowly and tho rtnnniudcr oi the slate-
llcket is far from being as near com-
plete an is llii’ total for lieutenant-go-
vernor and the possibility of forecast-
llng lho probable roauli oonscqucntiy
is so much moro tliilli‘llll.
BUFFALO, N. Y.. Nor. it.~—0l1icinl
rclurns giro William R. [learnt a nlw
railty of 404 votes for governor in But,
falo City This change is due to tho,
fullnro to count the lndcpmidouco Lou
guc volo in a number of disiricla,
Connecticut.
N CW HAVEN. Nor. 83~Wllh only
a tow towns to ho board from. and
with the iiglll‘t‘i-i in those towns, lipprtr
illt‘
lplnl'alltloa of tho nomincos of the Ron.
.uhlloan party in 'l‘uoadny'a oivciion urc
unofliclnlly as i‘oiiown'
i 'ii‘or l,‘.o\'criiol‘~il. S. \‘t'uluii‘ui'f.
Now llarou i'll.73~'1l
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1.1. Luko. of Hartford, ill7ll1.
For Sol-rotary of Stain» 'i'hcoilorr
.‘Binlcnwion. ol' Now London, 20.104.
. Fol-Stali- 'I‘lt'v'lHllI'I‘l'"‘l‘VI‘l‘t’lllilil l".
il’a-llru. oi Stroll‘ord. 21.1111.
For Uoulrolior- 'l‘houlus ll. lirmi-
strool. oi‘Tholuasu-n. 21.2110,
For Allornoj‘ilcnornl M'ircua 11, Ho].
comb. of Soulblngton. .1.-.‘17.
’l‘ho volc cast for tho sovorul nonlin-
,oos of both pnrl‘ios ran \‘ory oron. own
.uioro so than in many roars whorc iho
totals arc compurod with linuros of
past t‘it‘i'litlllS.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nor. 3. At mid-
night rolnrns wcro allli incomplolo.
onlr 1.508 procincts out of a total of
2.174 in tho sinlo having been report-
cd. Those givo (illicit. Republican.
for gorcrnur. a pluralily of 8.970. The
tiguros on governor arc: (illicit. Re-
publican. 91.0711: llcll. l'ioniorral. 72.-
007: Loiigdou. lnd.. 9.5020,
(‘hairman Stonc. of tho chubican
stalc cential rommlltcc. ostimatcs fill-
ioli's plurality at 10.000.
The Democratic committee was not
,rcl ready to concede (iiileti's cleclion.
’l‘lio iuilor rctnrnu published today
do not mnlorlullr change tho first
showing and tho indications nrc that
the Republican party has clootou its
state lit'llt‘i from top to boltonl.
Montana.
HELENA. Mont. Nor. ii.-»—ilcporta
from ovory county in tlic stair indirnlo
that tho loitlsiatnrc. which will olcci a
acnalor to snot-cod Senator W. A.
Clark. will conniut oi 1‘11 licpnblicnnu
and ~i.'l lhunooruiu. giving ibc Republi-
cans a majority of 1:1 on joint builol.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, Nor. Elm—Willi bnl
one precinct to hour from today Wil-
liam 1%. Thompson. llcmnrrul. bun do-
icalod Major (ioorgo i‘. (‘olld for re-
olcction by tho majority of 3.341. Thc
volo inguinal illt.‘ propoucd now frail-
chinu for tho. llctrnil. llullod Railway
advocated by Major (Yodd and normal-
13' accredited with running hie dcfenl‘
was 28,823. with only 13.310 voice in
favor of it.
Penneylvnnla.
'i‘t)WANl)A_ i’u.. Nov. Rnwiiiill‘il’lit‘it‘
rulnrna iroin lilo Fourteenth (Tonnrcun-
local district allow that (lonnrcnumnn
Niel E. Lilley. iiupnbllcnn. wua dofont-
ml for rc-nleclion by (item-go W. Kipp.
nemocrai and Lincoln licpublicun. by
7.407 majority.
Democratic Committee to Meet.
NEW YORK. Nor, ll, *(‘liliil'flfflil
(lonnoru of tho l’tlllllll'l’lliil‘ illilil' com.
mitten. today liuincd u call for n int-rt.-
lng of tho l‘uli comlnlttoo to ho hold at
tho Victoria 110th in iiilll clir lnmrll‘»
row. The ohloci of tho nicollux in
to device plans "to unionnnrd the in-
tcrcnln of the Democratic elnlo lic‘
hot."
NR THOMAS “5:0" lN WATER
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NEW HAVEN. Nov. anon 'l'homml
Lipton. who will he the gill‘lli tonight.
oi the Algonquin t‘iuli. iirldgcporl. ar-
rlvcd here. at 11:30 indav from New
Vurk in company with hla traveling
companions. Colonel Neil and Mr. Wou-
tornook. and Will! mot at tho ulnilmi
‘iv a ilridltopnrl delegation. including
Senator Allan W. Paige and r.‘ C’.
Smith. Al'lor uhnklnu hnnllu ilii
wound the party. which included aim
Calvert 'l'ownlcy. assistant to Front-
dcnl Chariots 8. Malian. or tin» N. Y..
N. H, A ii. 11. 11.. boarded tho private
car of the (.ionnecticut Railway and
Lighting Company. and worn taken to
Waterbury hyiroiioy by way of Mt.
Carmel and Cheshire. sir Thom“ wait
the silent of normal prominent Water,
bury wen thin afternoon.
The Norwuik lilrd Club will meet
Monday Wenilili. November 12. with
lDr. Mabelle .l. Perry. iii Weill avenue.
Itaflton Politician compliment Him
on Hie campaign speech.
Councilman E. J. Hill, of Norwalk.
in very much pleased over the follow-
ing telegram. which he received yea-
terday from J. w. Reinderu, preeldent;
of a campaign committee. to which he
spoke. in Bteelton. Penn, October 26th.
The telegram reads:
Sioelton, Penn, Nov. 7. 1906.
Hon. Ebenezer .1. Hill. Norwalll, Donn.
Oimntcad polled 1,271 votes in Steel-‘
ton against 320 for his opponent, al-
though in the same district the no
pnbllcnn candidate for governor won
by only 119 majority. Your forceful
talk made a deep impression and start-
ed the ball rolling in line shape. '
J. W. REINDERS.
(‘ongrenaninn Hill spoke in favor of
the candidacy of Marlin E. Olmstead
for congressman. Mr. Hill told his
audience frankly that he knew nothing
about the situation on their state poli-
tics, but in his forceful way explained
the advantage that would be derived
from sending Mr. ()inn-iieml to Cou~
groan.
OBITUARY RECORD.
FI‘NERAL 01“ EDWARD SEYMOUR.
The funeral of the late Edward Scy-
mour, who was found dead in hot] at
the Fulton) States Hotel at Water and
Haviland slrcctu, yoslorday. Will be
bold tomorrow aitcrnoon from the ill]-
ilortuhing parlors of David W. Ray-
mond. 'i‘lio dcccaued was a carpenter
by trndc and was nlxiy’nlnc years of
ago. llo in uui‘leod by one eon. 'l‘ho
Rov, (‘harlon M, Sollock will oflicialc.
Tho inlcrmcut will be in tin: i’amily
plot in Pine island Cemetery.
MRS. JULIA 1“. SCOPIELI).
'l'lio (loath of Mrs. Julia l". Scolicld.
widow of tlic inte Gem-go (T. Scoflcid.
occur-rod thin morning at her homo in
itownylon. aged sixty-nine years. after
:i protracted‘ilineun'. She is survivor)
by four children. Mrs. A. .l. Owens.
Mi'R, Kate l..hidsley. Mrs. E. H. Watt“?-
bury. of Torringtou. and Stephen M.
Soofleld. The funeral will be. held
Sunday morning at 9:30 from her late
i-ccidonrc. 'l‘he interment will be in
Long itldgc (‘tunelery
Thcrc is said to be a famine in china
boys. Usually there is a famine in any
kliid of boy except just after meals.»
Chicago News,
(icncruiiy you can toll what a woman
mounts by gnonning the oppoi-‘iio at
what she ears.
Notice.
Building Line.
Notice is hereby given to ovary por-
<on whose land is nficctod by tho es-
lnbliahmcul or iioaignaiion of a build-
ing line on cal-h aido of Scymour slrool.
running rust and west. in this city.
11ml :1 pivoting of the (‘onnrll of this
'in will in) hold at tho Collin-ii t‘linm-
‘ocr on Monday. Novombor ill, tilt»; at
night o'clock p. n'i.. when said t‘ouncll
will hear ,objocllons to each building
lincs. and will also hour uii parlics
interested in rotation to thc acccptanco
of tho roporl, in whulc or in part. ol‘
ll».- committoc appointed to oatnhiisll
.n‘ lit'sigllilit' Mich building lions. and
in rignrii to any modification or chunk
of said report.
The following in llic building lino an
dosinnutrd or oslnblluhcd by said roar
uiilloo, in or by tin rcporl aforoenld:
The building lino on the proporty illi-
joining said street on tho north shall
ho pnrnllrl with and iiilccn llfil tool
:it all points from 11 northerly bound-
ary lino of said at fit; and the build-
inn lino, on tho properly adjoining snld
Htroot on tho south almll ho pnralicl
with and iiilocu l15l tool at all points
from the southcriy boundary lino of
ailid street.
Said commiuoo in its said roport
('Hlillliilt'i-l and ilmll‘llilit’h‘ tho lli'lli‘lllh‘
and damages resulting or accruing to
any portion or persons from tho dosh:-
nuiion or outnbllahnicul of uald build~
int! lions. and tilldtl the bcnclila and
damages in cvcry case to ho oqual:
that is. that tho benefila in every crow
ouunl tho damages in the HillllO t‘iltit‘.
South Norwnik. November ii. 1900.
For ordor oi‘thc (‘ouni-ll.
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
(lily (‘lorliz
Notice. h
Building Line.
Notice in horoby given to ovcry por-
tion whceo land in afflicted by tho. ce-
tabiiahmcnt or decimation of a build-
his line on tho cant ride of Elmwood
avcnuo, bctwocn Golden Hill «tract
and High Hit'i'lel, in this city, that n
"looting of tho (‘ouncil of thin city will
1w hold at lilo lionncil (lininiber on
Monday, .'nvcmbcr iii. 1900. at eight
o‘clock p In.. whon fluid (lulillt'li Will
hour oiliortiuun to each building “no.
and will aluo hour all partlou lntcrcul-
oil in roiutiou to the acceptance of tho
report. in Willlll‘ or in part, of its rtmr
mllloo uppolnlmi lo catnbliilh or denim
unto t-iiit‘li illiiiliilli-l lino. and in regard
to any modillrnliuu or chenille of acid
report.
The following in the building lino
nil drulgmitcd nr cilinblluhud by acid
committed. in or by it» report aim-o»
nil in
said: Commencing at a paint. on illi’
southerly line of said (loldon iiiil
strum. lwcnly‘two and one-half 1221/.)
tool from tho canteriy‘ntruct line of
acid idimwoml uremic. thence nullihoriy.
to llrgh ulrooi. terminal a building
lino puruliol with and lwcnlydwo and:
coo-hull «2214.) {not ill all ptiilitn from
said easterly boundary line of «aid
Eimwood uvodnc. l
Fluid continuum in ila paid report at»
llmnlen and uppraidnn the lmnedle and
damages resulting or accruing to any
fiction or hereon: lrom the designm
lion or eelubiiahmeni of «in building
line. and finds the benefits and dam-
age: in every race to he ediillll that ill.
that. the benciitc in every care count
the damages in the some cone. 1
south Not-wink. November 8. 1906. .
‘ Per order of the Council. , l
8 2t . JOSEPH tl. TAYLOR.
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Children’s and Misses’ finals for Fall and Winierillear.
We are showing’a very complete line of Children's and Misses' Coats for Fall and Winter
wear in original and attractive styles and a largerange of fancy mixtures. ‘as well as in plain cloth
in all the popular shades.
Children’s from 2 to in years. Misses. :2 to 18 years.
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Hoyusefurnishing Departmgnt.
Nickel Tea Kettles .......... 950 9 bars Soap. ..... . ........ 25c'Cake Plates ...............50c
Wash Boilers. copper bottom. .$1 3 Scouting Soap ' ' ‘ ‘_ """" 5° Large Platters .....$I
Fancy Salad Dishes.........35c ‘
Large bottle Ammonia ...... 6c Decorated Tea Cups and Sau- Fancy Tea Plates... .... ....10C
3 rolls Toilet Paper ...... ...ioc‘ cers ......................25c.Dinncr Set, my pen. .........$7
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. i
Sale; Recorded Yetterday With Town
Clerk Herbert H. Smith.
'i‘lnoe real estate transfers were rc‘
cordod yesterday in the office of the
town clerk. They were the following:
A. A, and ii. 0. Raymond to Michael
Malone and wife. lot and buildings.
()ukavcnuc. War.
Gcorgc C. Scofleld to A. A. and R.
0. Raymond. land and buildings. Elm
(irove street. War.
0. Willie White and wile to Harriet
E. Burger, 21013. Main street. War. .
TWO VESSELS DRiVEN ASHORE.
VlNEYARl) HAVEN, Mll3i1., Nov. 8.
—~'l‘ho strong northerly wind which
prcrailcd (luring tho night drovo two
vvsuols ashore. according to reports, r0-
ceivod at Vim-yard Huron. Mann, to-
day. The British schooncr Alberta,
liullinx for Now York. with lumber.
was forccd aground on llcdzo Fence
Shoal. She was floated today and
prococilcil. it was thought. that she
Huil'crod no damage. l
The second schoonor drircn aniiorc
was the Mopnng. which had been load-
ing clay at (Warhead. ‘l'bo blah wind
soul the schooncr on tho hoarh and to
day she was roportcd all being full (if
wnlor. Tho tngllrlon loft, bore in us-
uisi her. i
H. Krieger '& co.
WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
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We will continue
Matti
Rugs;
the balance of this week,
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ii is a woak loader who must linro
ill“ mark of his position pinned upon
him to ho rcroniiizoil. .
in Southampton ii is against int“
law in whistle in tho strcl-ts on Slur,
day.
lA!!litl)0W——-\Vhlll I say in true. Be-
sides, “saving is iwiicvlng.” you know.
Wino-«Hut always, Longbow-Oh yea.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
The recent preliminnr and final ox-
iuninallomi inimn by t o ntudenta of
Dr. Carl Axel Harnlroni'ii preparatory
urhooi uhow some remarkably tine re-
ltliiil. 0f the forty-tour candldnicu
for Yule. Princeton and rlniouth.
forty-one were mtccenetui. Two addi-
tional inulrnclorn have recently in»
coma associated with the school. They
are Arthur Bantord, A. 3.. (Yale). in-
ulructor in physics and mathematics.
llllll Edwin 0. Lamb. A. 13., (inland
w—v” .e... emu...
all of William F. Ambler the present .
prcecnlor. no tenor. Mrs. Ambler an
unprnno. Mine Richardson mull-alto
and Bullii W. Mitchell. have. The new
quartet will begin its cervical-i next
Sunday. The chorur choir will anoint
Iii lilo Huntley evening nurvlcee.
‘ manna“
MAY GUCCIID
ouuAd.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8.41mi Cur-
Ion. former voiceroy of indie. ill mem-
lolned in diplomatic evil-uteri u a non.
nitric allotment to liar Henry Mum.
City (Sierlmqu‘R W81“... fll"
. won a'uectlre
manicrd Univernlty, and later a [red
mile of the Columbia school of 9011-.
mar inland, lio- Brliiuh ombuudor
to the United platen. who in to give
iicni Science). inulructor « in English "3, tile 90“ mm rating ii- the Bri-
imd ancient hilt/arr. t“ - illh diplomatic service, not eprinn.
WANT MR. TORIIY To IIMAIN.
't‘hai the her. iii-unit i). Torrey has
Blane in the hearts of the.
lumber: of ’ eliorwnili Methodlet
church. at which he has been pastor
for about at: month. want shown by
The incl that writ Carson tenor: Oil
the rich between Great lirltalnmnd thin
country. and hue announced that ho
will visit thin coal?” {or «me limo
lends color to the :- moi- of his appoint-
ment to the Wuhihtwn poet. Lord
Carson il uncommitted 11y Dire. taller.
WDMIN the action at the oilicial hoard M. It [the mother at but! Caron, who died a
“.00 AND “.00. mecilnafiteid hurt evening. 'l‘he meet- chart, time also.
“-3- lng unanimnuaiy extended a call to ‘
Phone or. Mr. Torrey to! continue another year ”trunk-"Phat lid in the that drew
all their rector, from the annual con-
ference next and?
'i'hn official no» also voted to enge-
lit: a quartet choir. it will in coupon.
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is a poem.” Rostrum“ it or: from
molt poems." Hm , “How in that?"
llama-«moat. p ‘ don’t nl ‘inlo
plinth-down I“; ’6}: “yo
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