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. to'clock. All Master, Masons,
lip-Invited:
M; Robert M.
arias F. Mills,
ileum-Sec. .
‘ Chapter,,-No.'al. R. A. M.
fleets in Donovan block. 138 Wash-
Ington St, 2d and‘vith, Tuesdays of
each month—July. and Aux. excepted M
at 8'o‘cloclt. All Royal'ArciirMep‘
, cordially invited,; . ,hpddeus
‘ i3 yer. RIP. RobertAM. WI ”cox, See,
‘ neutron-p. No. 52. Order Eastern .8“);
. Meet. in- Donovan, hlmktvlfis Wealth
tington at, 2d and‘tth Fridays of each
month—July and Aug. excepted—at
.2345 o’clock. All members of 0. E.
’8. cordially invited. Miss None A.
yRot‘Vland. W. M. Miss Ida Sharer, Sec.
After taking measurements of the
height; of women In France. England
nhd‘America. a doctor announces that.
an English woman is the tallest; and
the American woman comes next. The
, “average height of the French woman
, fl 5 feet 1‘ inch. The American w0-.
' ? man is nearly two inches. taller, and
the women of Great Britain half an
inch taller than ihe'laticr. ' American
.women, however, weigh slightly more
than either of the others, their average
' weight being about 117 pounds.
h
There is uproot deal of intolerable
» . ‘ cruelty in some husbands. A woman
"In NewYork who is suing for divorce
relates the fact that her husband used
y house and senate. Inf
iii. ” . thin
til it view to determining the
, "of themeueral assembly by
it: , ~tlmm. As yet the compiler has
vyn'ttgormuch beyond figurin out the ~
num '-of.‘nttorney|.who wil occupy.
Mats“ that body. but his figures are
interestingin this particular andprom-
I to it “new valuable, informs»
. W01 {Mutation is completed.
So far too ,tlis‘t‘the attorn ya
in the legislature pilot)? will‘be n-
siderably‘ fewer in lumber-«than those
in that-of .1906. - more, will be only.
eighteen in the egg to
a lower house
" there were
alone of the last legl
twentyytwoylawyarsp , ven in the
senate-a total of nine. This
. oar Waterbury has added .one to the
int of attorneys. but other places
ymadeselectlons of a different nature.
Hartford county. however,.ouly elect.
ed two lawyers to the house. but Fair-
fleld county helped make the delicious
cy less marked by electing the same
number as two years ago—~five.
cssrs. .ludson. and Walsh. two of the
four lawyers in the senate this year,
are. also from Fairflcid county.
or the fourteen attorneys elected to
the house three are Democrats—Dunn,
of Milford; Cunningham, of .Derby.
and Noone, of Rockville. 'i‘llson and
Banks, the two candidates for the
speakership, are lawyers. which may
indicate the influence a well-equipped
attorfi‘éy is likely to wield'among-his
fellow members. A lawyer as house
chairman of the judiciary committee.
in fact. the most important. in the gen-
eral assembly, is usually nmdc up on-
tlrely of lawyers. ' '
Without arfair sprinklinn of attor-
neys, the legislature would be badly
off. These men understand the drift.
ing of bills that will hold water leani-
ly and. having made. it study of tho
statutes. are valuable as advisors of
the legislative committees in whipping
legislatiouinto shape. Whether the
incoming general assembly will be a
less effective working body from the
sniallor number of experienced luw‘
yore In Its membership remains to be
seen.
Frank. Fleweliin. the Norwalk man
who attempted to end his existence
some. time ago by cuitinl.v his throat
with a razor. is doing well at tho hos-
pital. and is expected to recover in a
short time. For :40an tltnc. his con-
to, pelt her with fifty‘and one hundred
dollar-bills. . j
dition Was very critical.
in both '
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. [hihfli thereon: baking; never
fails to do perfectwork.
Healthful Guaranteed free from
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BAKING FOR MORE THAN THiRTY-Slx YEARS
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iWindhnm, Mrs. Guiiford Smith. Wind-
uham; Toiland. Francis E. Maxwell,
Connecticut Officials A eluted B .
Board of amid. Y Rockvilie, Middlesen. c, E. Jackson,
now HAVEN, Nov. 28.-Thc board Middlemwn-
of governors, newly elected, of the The executive committee was
Connecticut branch of the American' pointed consisting of the
lied Cross Association met here yes- secretary and treasurer and governor
terdny and chose the following gm. of Connecticut all ex-ofiieio. and two
core: President, Professor Henry W.' other members: John H. Perry. of
it‘nrnam. New Haven; treasurer. Thom- I Southpori. and Dr. P. H. lngails, of
as Hooker. New Haven; vIce—presl-,‘ Hartford. ‘
dents of counties, New Haven, Charles!
F. Brookcr. Ansonia; Litchfleld, H. iii
Bridgman. Norfolk:
l W.~ Cheney,
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president.
—»At Warren's Cafe. Thora. beef
Hartford, Mrs. F.,soup. roast beef, 12 to 2. Eve. roast
Manchester; Fairileld. pig lunch. t‘rcat sb w it
nnin ii. Jennings. Falriieldflgeese. ’ 0 when and
Open Wednesday Night.
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Rogers & Stevens‘ dressing and turkey lining is the
combination that will insure the most thankful feeling
Thanksgiving Day. ,;
in Overcoats we give you choice of the smartest styles
as well as conservative models, all tailored in the best pos-
sible manner. andimadc to fit perfectly—gray Varsity form-
fitting coats and Oxford and black Chesterfields,
In Suits there. is practically unlimited choice of all the
new gray effects, fancy tweeds, and blue and black worsteds
and thibets. in broad-shouldered, waist-fitting models that
rival the best custom-made in style and fit.
~ $l0 to $25
Iii trimmings you have choice of the best hats made to
sell at $2 and $3. the best and smartest shirts. neckwear. hoo-
iery and gloves; and if you are going away, you‘ll be glad
to save money on a bag or unit case such as we can sell you
at a moderate price.
Open Wednesday night until 10 o’clock;ucioud all day
Thanksgiving. I
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What Friday Specials Realtheah
.
Friday Specials at the Boston Store are merchandise specials in reality. Each week wc;s¢le'ct
‘ article; from each department which we intend to SACRIFICE at a very low price for ONE DAY
ONLY. The prices are cut from TWENTY-FIVE to THIRTY-THREE PER CENT. lower than
regular. You can depend upon our statement that every item is exactly as advertised. Thesev‘of-
{cringe are only for Friday. You cannot buy them on Thursdays or Saturdays at ’these Friday
prices. By carrying out to theietter this principal of straight dealing, Friday Bargain Day hashe-
come .a permanent fixture in our daily sales, and has proved to be more their worth one's while to
come, even a great distance, to share in the unusual money saving opportunities. On account of our
store closing tomorrow, there will be EETRA SPECIALS ON FRIDAY.
Friday special . . . .9%c
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FRIDAY I36 inch Wool Coatings
SPECIAL. for Women's and Miss
es' Coats. regular price $1.60. Fri-
day special ......... . ........... . 99c
FRIDAY 44 inch All Wool French
SPECIAL. Voille. in navy, tan,
mode and brown, regular price 81.00.
Friday special ................. . 59c
FRIDAY Women's Suits, regular
SPECIAL. price $22.50. $25.00 and
835.00. all now. Your choice of the
entire line. The greatest suit bar-
gain over offered. Friday spee-
ial ......... ..... . ....... . $14.50
FRIDAY Women's White Waista
SPECIAL. of Nun‘s Voiiiug and
Brilliantine, all sizes, regular price
82.00. Friday special ........ $1.49
FRIDAY Corsets, any size, any
SPECIAL. make. Regular price
60c. Friday special .. ..... 39c
FASHIONS ANo CULINARY.
wnlNKLse. .
Those with whom the poppy design
is a favorite will find many lovcly
ones among the silver sift things of
the, season.
There is a unique, arrangement of
plumes upon some of the smart hats
which shows two or three thick. full
feathers completely covering the
crown. with the longest. one drooping
off at the back. and another extending
a little beyond the edge of the brim
at the front. also drooping.
if you are expert at any form of out
work. by all means favor some less
workmnnlike friend with an example
of this pretty art, for it. is very fash-
ionable. and makes delightful gifts. A
leather belt with small bag to corres-
pond would not fail to please.
in speaking of the braiding in two
colors for tailored gowns. Vogue men-
tions some. very good combinations.
Dark tan or brown with doll. soft
green. heiiotrope with grey. black with
blue. and both black and gold with
red. the black eoutache in some in-
stances threaded with gold at one or
both edges. These are some of the
color schemes noted by this authority.
which goes on to say that. in metal
soutaches. oxidised silver ls decidedly
more used than any other. and this
shows in advantage on any color.
The idea of lining the, lower part of
the sleeve of the bolero with for In a
very good one. The cuff may be turn-
od down on wintry days for comfort
and In milder won her rolled. back to
make a iauniy th quarter sleeve.
Pink, blue or Whitefielvot ribbons
are run through buttonholed slits to
gather the fullness of the wide sleeves
to the desired also on some lovely mat-
Insert.
Contrasting b ds, braided In a more
or loss ornate osign according to the
taste of the wearer. are seen among
the prevailing modes. aciltncho In a
conventional design on hands of vel-
vet. proves very effective for a cloth
gown.
line you ever used the small gold
fish bowls for short stemmed flowers?
I have found one both useful and ar’
tinilc.
Perforated leather tips and edges
are found on some of the exoitinive
shoe models for 1907. .
Sweat cream rubbed over pie crust
Just before putting into the oven
makes deiioiouI brown‘ flakes over the
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FRIDAY Agate Salt Box, regular
SPECIAL. price 350. Friday spec-
ial.... ..... . .......... ..... .190
FRIDAY 36 inch Black Taffeta FRIDAY Corset Covers,over one
SPECIAL. Silk, regular price $1.19. SPECIAL. dozen styles, regular
Friday special ...... . ..... . ..... 79: values 25c and 29c. Friday special . 19c
. . FRIDAY 100 Pairs Full Size
37,232: gffifmmfm‘fi‘he [:23 SPECIAL. Blankets, pink and blue
mom range of styles. in to any borders. Cannot be bought outside
stores the price is 15c, nowhere loss 0' th'islstore less than ‘2‘50' Friday
than 12950- specs ..................... $1.50
FRIDAY Fine Quality Comforta-
SPECIAL. bios, our regular price,
32.50. Friday special ..... 81.75
FRIDAY Aercel Face Cloths,
SPECIAL. t of the kind made,
regular price c each. Friday spec-
ial .................. .............3c
FRIDAY Women’s Heavy Weight
SPECIAL. Black Cotton Hose, best
quality. Regular price 250, Fri-
day special 19c
FRIDAY Misses’ Ribbed Shaped
SPECIAL._ Vests and Pants, extra
fine finish. Our regular price 29c.
Friday special ...... .. .......... 23c
FRIDAY Men‘s Medium Weight
SPECIAL. Black Cotton Hose.
Regular price 250. Friday spec-
ial ....... ................ 19c
FRIDAY Agate
SPECIAL. whito
price 25c.
Pudding Pans.
lined. Regular
Friday special ...... 15c
77M? Boston 8th
. STATE HIGHWAY WORK.
The highway commissioner has
awarded a. contract for road wurk in
North Branford to Olin T. Benedict, of
l Plttsflcld. Mass. The work to be done
is the construction of 2,820 feet of
macadam road at 81.40 a foot, and 735
of feiford at $1.75 a foot, the total
amount. due under the contract being
85,234.25.
Highway Commissioner Macdonaid
said yesterday that. It was his purpose
to make all the contracts he could this
winter. for highway work to be done
next season. that the work might start
at the earliest moment in the spring.
AMERICAN CONBUL ARRIVES.
NEW YORK. Nov. 28.—Arnold
Bhsnklin, American consul-general at
Panama, and Joseph B. Bishop, secre-
tary of the Panama Canal Commission,
arrived here today on the steamer
Finance from Colon. Other passen-
gers on the Finance included the wife
and two daughters of Theodore P.
Shouts, chairman of the commission.
LOW PRICES.
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SUGAR—But Granulated . . ..
"ITRON—TM Very Int Ind New, "3. . . . . . . . . . .
BANG! OR LIMON PIIL—Ixtrl Fancy, lb. . . . .. . . . ..
CIIDID RAISING—Full Pound. POP Pkg. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
CLEANED CURRANTC—Cbnrlot Inna. pkg. ..........
IILL’C POULTRY DRBMING...... ..
Telephone.
Phone 303:4. ,
: THANKSGIVING.
CHARLES iii. SEYMOUR,
noise psocan.
FRIDAY Agate Tea or Coffee
SPECIAL. Pots, Regular price 25c.
Friday special ......... . ........ . 19c
FRIDAY ‘ Ladies' All Linen Hem-
SPECIAL. stitched Handkerchiefs.
regular 8c quality. Friday spec.
ial .' .................... 6 for 25¢
FRIDAY Cuticura Soap, sold
SPECIAL. everywhere at 25c. Fri-
day special ............. ...... 17c
FRIDAY Woodbury'sFacialSoap.
SPECIAL. regularly sold in other
stores 25c. Friday special . ..... 17c
_FRIDAY No. 100 Best Quality
SPECIAL. Black Taffeta Ribbon, ’
regular price 250. Friday spec-
ial ............... . ........... 17c
FRIDAY “Hope" Nickel Plated
SPECIAL. Steel Safety Pins in all
sizes. Regular price So. Friday
lspecial .................... 3 card. So
FRIDAY Delnong Hooks and
GITECIAL. Eeys in' Japanned or '
silver. Regular price 10c. Friday
special ....................... ...
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ARRESTED Foe oAMAeE nous. av
HIS AUTO.
Torrlnqion Man Taken to New Haven
‘ to Answer-to Charges.
TORRINGTON, Nov. 28.~Edward
Dennison. foreman at the Torrlngton
Building Company, was arrested. last.
evening. by a detective from New lia-
ven and was later taken to that city
to answer to damages caused by the
collision of his‘ automobile with a wu-
gon in New Haven about We Weeks
ago.
At the time of the accident Mr. Deu-
nison stopped his car and offered to
settle with the owner of the wagon.
but he refused. He was later notified
by the authorities in New Haven to
appear in court to answer to the char-
ges. but Mr. Dennison consulted a law-
yer and was told that nothing could
be made of it. He wrote back and said
that If he was wanted in New Haven
they would have to come and get him.
They did and he went back with them
this evening.
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Thanksgiving Specials.
COME RIGHT HERE FOR THE BEST OF EVERYTHING AT
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Fancy Stock,qt. 120
300
250
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FOR OTHIR SPECIAL. SI! YEUTIRDAY'S PAPER.
A complete line of Nuts, Celery. Applu. Oranges, Raisins. Cw.
unto. Grape Fruit and In fact everything that you to make the
Thanksgiving font a most enjoyable one.
THE STORES THAT SET THE FACE.
N'ovaork Grocery Co.
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