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“A Mini Communication otOid
'Woll Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will
ho hold at introomo, November 25.
‘ ‘ .1907, It 1 o‘clock p. m. sharp. The
. .it in good condition.
3“ hold he had not decided whether t
' . malts a second attempt to reach t c
5 F. c. and M, M. degree: will be con—
found on Harry W. Snyder. from the
bottlooblp Rhoda island. it is earnest-i
. ly roquoctod‘that all momboro who can
do so attend sold communication.
Per order of the W. M.
R. M. WILCOX, Seo'y.
‘ lNDUSTRlAL SITUATION GOOD.
A general inquiry throughout the in-
dustrial sections of the stats points
conclusively.,,_to the fact that whatever
depression there is was brought. about
by the recent financial flurry, and it
has practically passed away, and man-
ufacturing establishments which tem-
porarily curtailed production on very
nearly the same scale as existed for
many months prior to the early part
of October, allowance being made for
the customary curtailment of business
in the fall due to inventories or be-
tweeu seasoa change in character of
goods. The metal business which fell.
the effect. of uncertainty in the price of
copper and which showed a falling oil
before the monetary stringency, is re-
suming activity, slowly but continually
upward. The resumption of operations
of plants in Bridgeport which were
obliged to curtail because of money
conditions solely is indicative of the
general trend of business elsewhere.
Reports in detail from the textile in-'
dustries. more particularly in the cast-
ern and northwestern parts of the state
show that recent conditions had little
effect there as orders were in hand for
many months as the outcome or ire»
mendous demand for cotton goods and
Woolens extending through many
months.
“Officers of the law who have been
active in apprehending reckless motor-
ists should not be less eager to arrest.
the culprits who periodically attempt
to wreck automobiles.
WHY NOT HAVE A ClTlZENS' UN-'
' l0N.’
To the Editor:
i beg to add my mitc to the cause
of decency. If the school board are
so callous to the appeals of the pub-
lic, it is high little :1 (litiens’ Union
was formed, and efforts made to put
a new ticket in the field later on. it
can he done.
This school fence question has been
a. source of annoyance for years, and
it will be a bright day (not a Golden
or Light one) for the cause of morality
when we can Dutvpartics in office who
have some regards for the rights of
the people, and less for “the gang.”
. " A. SlGll'l‘SEER.
November 21, 1907.
THAT DEAR OLD FENCE.
Dear Mr. Editor: ‘
You pass it in the morning.
You pass it in the night;
And you often get to wondering
Why they milled it up so tight.
But when you think it ovcr.
You're ready for to but.
That fence has been left standing
For an "up-to-date" toilet.
We‘re sorry it's so handy
For the public about town,
lint we sincerely hope to heaven
The “Big (1') Three" will take
down.
X. Y. Z.
it
~CHANGE lN TROLLEY SCHEDULE.
Car. on Several Lines New Run Five
" Minutes Later.
' An important change husdiccn made
in the running time of the cars on the
East avenue, Dorlon’s Point, Broad Ri-
ver and Newton avenue cars. and in-
stead of leaving Norwulk on the hour,
twenty mluutcs and forty minutes af-
ter. they will loavo at five minutes af-
ter the hour, twoaty-llve and forty-live
minutes after. 'l‘bcy will now icuvo
South Norwaik at two twrntydwo and
forty-two illlllllll'l-i ul‘ivr the hour all
leaving just. live minutes later lion
tho time tublcu tit printout. indicate,
HAD HIS THUMB BROKE.
Employe of Selectman John Dovlno
Allghted From Moving Trolley Car.
A Hungarian employed by i-li‘icci:
hum .lohu lbw-lac, and living on Straw-
berry Hill. alightcd from on Plant. two
one trolley our bcl‘orc tiw our stopped
last night. and wont to tho grtmnd
with a crash, lie was badly shukuu
up and sustained a broken thuntb, but.
refused to go to n doctor. Ho would
pilot give the conductor his name.
EXPLORER WELLMAN lN NEW-
YOR
sow YORK. Nov. 2i..-—~Wnltcr Wall»
man, loader of tho Chicago Record-lie-
‘ raid Polar Expedition. who in return
in: from his first attcnmt to reach lilo
North Pole by balloon. arrived here hr
any. on the Mn cutie. 'l‘hrce men have
boon left. in it onto or his station in
. Samuelson mm the baloo‘h is now in
where at: arts hare muounosd
“H" p My. Wollman
Polothlo coming summer or the toi~
,’ instills year. but that. he will probably
carryout tho plans already ouilncd {or
{tome next June.
lino A BENEFlT ounce.
‘ Ajv’cry pleasant. benefit dunno was
its last evening in Mystic Chain
an ‘ the numbers at Palestine duty
0?; itho honedt of Edward decries,
attenuation. raucous 7
”t ions letters written by former United
Those Which PaSscd Between
Mrs. Bradley and Senator
Brown Are to BoSubmilled
‘ lo the lury From Time to
Time “ -
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.;It has al-
ready become evident that the var-
States Senator Arthur Brown, of Utah,
to Mrs. Anna M. Bradley and those
written by Mrs. Bradley to Mr. Brown
will form an important part. of the
testimony in the case against her on
the charge of murdering Mr. Brown,
which is now on trial before Judge
Stafford in Criminal Court No. l. of
We call for your basket
partially dried. ready to iron.
TELEPHONE 790.
q
and ask to
phone.
and possess
SOMETHING NEW.
Bartlett’s Wei Wash Laundry]
l'ull Family Basket for 500.
Each Wash Done by 'tself
WASTE no TIME
But call up 125 at once
this city. liver a hundred ot‘ Browms
' tailors wars introduced in the court
yosicrduy ion the purpose of identi-
ilcotiou and a smaller number from
her to Brown were also presented. in
addition three or four of her letters
., were road as a part of bar cossvox-
amination, showing that. the govern-
ment will rely lurgolyupon the lot-
tcrs to sustain its contention that tho
killing was premeditated and that
there were two sides to the rolutiou~
ship betWoen the six-senator and Mrs.
Bradley. The letters will be presented
tothe jury from time to time as the
case progresses. in most of. the let-
tars froth Senator lirown to Mrs. Brad-
on ho addresses her as “Dolly," but
this i'rotptoutiy changed for the words
“Sweetheart." “Love," “Beloved,"
“Dear lloart," “Angel." “Darling."
“Wife," and “L. M. J.," the meaning
of which in “Little. Mint Julupl“ which
was one of his pet names for her. The
lottors arc full of entieariug phrases.
llc complained 'freduontiy of Mrs.
Bradley‘s association with “Margie."
whose full name Mrs. Bradley yester.
day declined to give.
All the letters are not now avail-
able, but some of them are. and quo-
tations from those sufficiently indi-
cate the chaarcter of all. Take, for
instance, a postscript to a letter writ-
ten by Brown to Mrs. Bradley April
28, 1902; as follows:
“I have been and am so cross and
and return it in a few hours,
We do not mark the clothes.
Opens Monday, Nov. 25th.
Send in your order at once for call.
48 WATER ST
have a man
call on con and talk tele-
Then, with an
order, 1301] will have uour
name in the Telephone
Directortl. which goes to
press on December 2nd.
. ,........- .
‘ woke up in the night. with thin (loop
savage. at: your performances and vlow
lotions of your-pledges to me that!
can hardly see; but I cannot leave this
letter without telling what I think—m
that I love you more than all the
world: sick without you. Life is.
wretched when you are doing thcso,
things. What can i do to help you?
i sent you a check for $50 and telcv
graphed .lonespo pay you $26. Did
you got both? " [)0 write. Do try at
least to be good and true to me. I
love you, I love you."
On May 4, 1902, he wrote Mrs. i’lrad-
Icy telling her tifut he had written his
will and would forward it to her for
sai’ekceplug. lie in another refers in
his illness and says: "i got so tired
nights. i cannot sloop or think. lint
darling. if i once gel. so that i can
live with you night. and day. We will
gorw young and happy together."
in many lottors, Sciiaior llrown
mudo inquiries concerning persons
whom Mrs. liradley had'mcntiouod in
letters, at. one time mentioning "Clar-
ence." another “FitzHugh,” and an-
other ”ilr. lletts." He complained
about the presence with her of her
relatives and asked her to get. rid of
them. Of Dr. Betta. he said: “I. nov-
cr heard of him. i do not need hint
or any other men at "l‘he Angelas.’ I
don't believe it right for him to be ,
gushing over you there. i. suppose
you think this another illustration of
my 'viciousness‘; l thipk so thyself.
i presume you will not write and do
other things to wring my heart. If i
did not love you so intensely [ would
. ‘ 3hr. amok} slot-c, ‘ out“; nook and ,
out not. \ooms out. bargains.
£0 ok at What \Do Rte 6‘“ critic,
Eur 3omorr oui‘s Sowing.
Bust take a icon minutes 6‘; poor limo and sec
‘ ”what poo can soon.
.
not care, but. my love has become a.
mania and masters all thought and
purpose."
in the next letter he asks, "How
old is Wilmer?” and also inquircs.
“Does ha silty utyour bouso most, of
the time?" and adds, “How many of
these cousins and uncles bore you
them?”
On May 9 Senator lirown wrolc:
5,000 yards of Wool Sailings, in
chucks, sirlpcs and fancy
tut'os._,chular price 500. a yard.
Just for a little oxcitcmcnt in our
dross goods suction,
Tomorrow the Price, 29c.
‘ 30 inch lliuck Taffeta Silk, Rog-
ulnr prico $1.0“.
Friday Special, 82c Yard.
“I
pain and apprehension l have had for
you the past week. My heart riches
and aches for you. My dearest one, i
fear that some evil is befailing you: i
can only hope and trust. 1 ”link it
was a mistake that you went so far
away. I read your vicious letter whilc
breakfast was being premtrcd. I like
to read your sootdiugs; i know the
reaction will come, and you are asham-
cd of thorn before the time I got
tbcm."
bl inch Sailings or Coatings, in
chucks and plaids. Regular pl‘ll‘l'
Midi llllti $1.75.
Tumorrow, 75: Yard.
l-icnvy Eidcrdowu Flannel for
bath robes, (.‘lt‘. Regular pricc
iii-o
Friday Special, 12lu’2c Yard.
_ liulcs' Scorsuckcrs, best made,
On May 12 he complains of reccly-‘ a complete stock, all stylus. lieg-
ing more of bur “bittcr letters." and uual price is now too. '
says, “i never intended to taunt. you; Fri ,.
[ intend nothing but love and dcvo- day Special, 99'4“
lion. I am yours, as the letters i send lit-l in] q‘ , . ., .
today will show.” Further on this H km illuuktts, pink
and blue bordct‘s. Rogulnr prit-c
same letter speaks again of his will 75,,
and says: “it, givos moro to you F‘
- ~ rule 580.
than any child. It is exactly as you y,w
and l planned. it you have not dos Amoskcag Ain‘t"! iliugbams
troycd it. do not. it you have. i will in.“ mode. Worth today 1”,. ,
try to write another. but you mado a \‘urd. ‘
grout mistake in destroying it. it
was not against my judgment; it was
my boiler judgment."
in another letter of the some daic,
be again refers to tho will and utakcs
rcmonslrallcc. as he (“ii in other ict‘
tors against Mrs. Bradley's continual-
cations with a l'o‘lllilit“ nummi t‘lar-
once. ill this leiti-r lu- promlucd to no
to Los Angelou to bring bur back to
Uihu. bc next. day be wrotc. “ilo not
Friday. 7c Yard.
Umbrellas for mun or \vomcn,
both Lid and 28 inch. A low esti-
lilitlc of vallllv is $l.2.’i. Many
dealers ask 31.50.
Friday, 95c.
Milli't'l Waring irons, largo slaw.
25c rnluc.
Friday, 190.
worry, Darling; i will brush away
your troubles and wipe away your
tears. i will try vary hard to make
mix-
500 Dolls, an odd lot, mussed' ‘
and soiled from handling. Resu-
ltlr prices were 260, 50c and 750.
Pick From the Lot. '
Tomorrow, 10c.
(On Special Table—villain Floor).
c-.. _..-..__........_.._____________._‘_....._
lit-st quality No. ~10 Black ’l‘af-
i‘viu Ribbon. lbntul priro lilc.
Friday, 12c.
lleavy ' Domct Flannel Under-
wuiuls, for children, all agcs. list
nal 250. value.
Friday, 190.
10x14 Shoot iron llrip Pun. Rog-
ulur price lilo.
Friday. 12c.
1! Quart Enamel 'i‘ou, or l‘oi‘i‘co
Puts. the regular prict- is Jilin.
Litton Cont Sols. [is 25 c .
slyic. uni ) Friday, 25c.
Fi'daY' 19c. Men‘s Camel liair Socks, hoary ,
' e' 1 sizes. 1 . ' 21‘ life:
llaitcnberg l’aitcrns. 15c and Xli'lifill‘l; “1 “5““ ’
250. A big assortment. ‘ " Frida 19c
Friday. 5o Each. y’ '
Men's Heavy [kuuct Flaunoi
Women‘s Long (in inch) Kcrscy
(Boats, braid trimmed. lining of
guaranlcml satin. Regular price
is $12.98.
For One
. Home Safety Plus, all aims.
is the usual price.
Friday. 2c Dozen.
Shirts, plain greys and slripcs. the
well-known "Giant" make. 500 is .
the price every where.
Friday, 39c.
Day Only, Friday, $7.95.
Smokeless Oil Healers, guar- ‘ -
animal. The regular $3.49
Sth'.
5c
Friday, $2.75.
\Vmuon's (loll Glows. hoary
\vmgbt, in black. brown, ui‘i‘l‘.
whilc. 35c vuluc.
Friday, 19c.
. i
All mukcs of Corsots, all stzcs.
licgular price blic,
Friday, 39c.
Wouicn‘s All Litton llcmstitt'bcd
iiamllo-rchicl's. lnlcndwi to soil at
tic.
For a Friday Special, 6 for 25c.
Just a few mom of those
\l‘aists loft. Won't last lbc day
out. All Sl’M'S in tho lol. Willi:~
lltvy last.
ii an
Friday, 69c.
(lumbric Embroidery Bilgt‘fi. oi"
ft‘ciiw putturns. .‘l in 5 inches.
widc. Regular price lingo and
150.
ll‘lnnnclotto lludvrskirls, cut full
and ilnisbvd with llouucc. Regular
39c value.
Friday. 9c Yard- Friday. 290.
you happy in Hill. llo happy. tie your
own light licnrtcd self. I low you: i
worship you: i am your husband." He
tells her that he wants her to buy
good clolhcs. ‘
Again on tho illib ho writes: saying:
“I tool that. am "hi in touch and lov-
{ ‘ w
, stBos'ron STORE
lug tonight at both coils of tho icic-
paiby."
llo rorcrts to tho will and umki-s
i‘uribcr rculonslraucc with hcr for dcsv
troyiug it. “it was." ho says, “at
Icast it temporary promotion to Ar.
lhur. and hhl‘ would ncod it badly if
”W‘FASHION NOTES.
To the corrospondoni who signs bor-
- A NEW FRIEND
Vent Best Elcin Creamenl Butter, 1b , 8600
Strictlll Fresh Elms, Der dozen, . . 250
Flour. best milled, sack. . 60c.
Flour, best milled. barrel. . 6.850
..$
Stamp Offers at the
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
All This Week.
do Stamps with largo- can A. it P. Baking Powder .........50c
asstamps/withhottlc A.&P.Elttraots 25c
10 Smps with 1 lb! prunes it!!0'0l**‘llflfihllllltllblltrcopioc
15 Stampswithicand.&l’.’l‘omatoos x5e
toStampswithaboxosA.&P.8ailBlue ..................8cea.
rodtampawitthkg. Wheat Berries mo
isStampswithtrcanLobstor................................25c
isstampswithxcand.&P.Pears 25o
roStampswithaconsSardines............................ scea.
ioStampswithapkgs.KornKlnl-(s........................5cea.
EXTRA SPEClIllL.
so Stamps with 1 lb. 3. k M. Calico 25::
Sale at Both Star .
124 Washington St. (old P. 0. Stand),
Tel. cog.
SOUTH NDRWALK.
4t Main Street. NORWALK.
Ninth. whoa ill at his homo.
Tel. gig-rs.
s.
anything llnppcucd to ion. to say nulli—
no.r about. yourself."
in a lcltor of May ill. be rcmmr
slraics with Mrs. llrudlcy for going out
to plum-a of guyi-ty and admonisbcs
bar that she should giro tho lwiior
portion of her lime to "little Arthur
iii-own." lie adds, ”linvo lilill Icuru
his lcitors. Keep at him till ho has
tho wit and brilliuucy of his mother.
llotuomlu-r the quotation. ‘Your blood
with mine commitmlcd yct shall
mount the illronc of kings,”
in u lollor on May ill. Mr. llrowu
says: "i do so hopc to uutkl- an ar-
ruugclncut whorl-by ,you coiuu back
horn and I llvc with you. I built-yo
Madam (inclining hiu wifcl will con-
sonl to a divorcu. (‘lrriuiuly you and
i cannot liro upti‘ri. i shall die and
you will y,” wild if We do not no lo-
author."
(in May 23d bi- takcu up the nitration
of bio llll’lll‘l‘t' from his with, saying:
"Ilnyo boon to bopcu that i could got
uomo (lllil to hclp mo and are Madam
and ludut-c bur to consent. i think
who will it right uppronrliml. but i can.
not. ilui will um- that mono stop in
iulwn towards llli‘ llnui cousiutmtuliou.
and will lilWl'l‘ cutout until you urn my
rl-cowllmui wife."
(in Jun" ll thorn was a ioiior dulml
at irlhouliouv, liiiiim. in which annulm-
lll‘own said: ”i l‘rol wry badly illllllll
any coulroruruy briwmln you and Milli
luwunluu his unit). Don't bit, It cotuc:
i love you both and cannot think of
giving up rillwr. lio whuiorm' bu may
null. and all will bu well. l am loving
yoll not you what. llrut; but how. lull
rant him out and cannot."
A porllon or n humr of August 7
was dovoicd to politics in Utah in
which llohatur brown said:
illllitt acorns uitulniu llln ltcaruu crowd.
i do not believe 1 burn any show for
annular. 'i‘hauo aiorlcs arc so vicious
about. you and mo and nlmul my drink-
ing. Let us got. through our arcui
task and than tho world will ftll‘glvc
and i will not drink. We than can or:
range for anything we with", On utr
other subject, hc said: "Winsome.
mine. nra in bud condition. i must be
more careful; not oyordruwu at tho
bani}. and we llillilt he more economi-
cu . ,
_ in a letter in which the senator mil
dwssml Mrs. Bradley as "My lloarl's
idealfl Mrs. Bradley wrote: “The
senator came. to Beileyao. We spout
three Wealth together. Than went to
Halt take and to tho hospital. Was
mm a month.” Soptombor ill) is th
date of it» onto from the senator. which
evidently micro to a contest in court
dyer his and Mrs.i3radloy'u curios. He
says: "A day of Wroiobsdnsos and
light, but on tho whole we are violin»
. .
l ‘ marinaded on Elohim Fwd,
“ 19““
"lilvory~ .
soil "A (llri limiilor" i would say thal
somo of Hip wry host of tho Paris and
\‘lcnnn module for owning gowns
which arc coming in are trimmed with
for. no your evening gown which has
for on it lllSli‘iill of lit-lug pussi-‘will
be most up to (into.
'l‘iw llttlc tot whose filthy gown is
tlnisln-d with an ombroidorou yokv anti
trout cut in one and buttonbolml on
lilo. minds is quito curtain to bo ono of
llll‘ liniutlcst of ghosts at. her grand-
mother’s Thanksgiving tablv. l-llu-
bt'ohlvrius for liitlo folk. it is unaccou-
snry to llilll,llll(llllil always ho or the
floral and iluinilcst in l‘XN'lillIill, bill
Rllllllli‘sl of design.
(‘ri-iuuua has urcnily l‘lacn in bowl“
lur oslwm rcconlly and lliu now fab
ricu to which tho unnw lu .ipplimi arc
Worthy of favor. ilm- at“ tho into mics
to which ii is put is that of applidullti:
lbo cal-our tlowmu upon iiluty tunic!"
idle for ovcnlug gowns and tho unit
colors mako this a very dollghti'ul
' i ’ » i“ :u new no..." .
Always Your Friend.
form of docorulimi.
Many who l'orlnorly had a fondness it is tho matured figure that is host
for up, Mum” Hubbard morning gown ,suitod by tightly-fitting garments, out,
will ho charmmi to auto lho similarity l away coats and the like. and vorv
of some of tho Enipiro house gowns to ' young girls and those of slight figuro
that style. 'l‘hc now modulo, though will find semi-third siylcs more iw-
looso purl coml‘orlublc, aro wry much i coming. and “toy certainly are morn
mm‘o aracoi‘ul than tho old (mos, and l youthful. ‘
l i V i I r . ‘ u i .
::;-:fl,l.‘;“,i,l,l,l,,,33:, ”Mm ”mull" " t”"W‘l 'l‘hrcuds of silk following tho pnticrn
H - [of law giro the effort, of otnbroidory
Ihc plastroos which arc so fushion- 1 and remain vary fosblonnblo as ll. gar-
ublc aid llllii'll in producing tho dosircd l lllilll‘t‘ ior vvcuiug bodicds and allow
ci‘fi-ct of width. and for this ruasou arc ’ noon gowns.
wcll Iikcd for school ulrls‘ drosscs. a Soft li‘rcuch foil. in a dollcaio shodo
Scrcrnl rows of ribbons or an cduallnl bluo. two light bluo fcaliwru and n
nuuibor ol' tucks laid allow a unilll‘lifil'illlili'k our, and a twist of silvcr not.
Hi}: hom mm a most. ci‘foctit'o liulsh forlorn the component parts that. go in
lii’ bottom of uklrls. lilo two uonlchuw ; liliilil‘ up our of tho duiutivst. of tho
giving a vcry much luorv ilrvssy look ; sruson'u huts, and one that is nol (do
than cithcr nnl‘ lltil'll ulnuo, i vol-goons and cltthornic for roal aor-
lf you hard had poor luck with luak~ . \'l('t‘.
lug gruvlcs with lli'llWlltNl llour. ucxti ’l‘ltc i‘ullnvsu ol‘ skirts about lilo foot
limo try using about, oluniliirtl morvjiu rclnl‘ort-ml by motion of pluiis cut in
than you would tum of wliilo liour unilit-xlvtuiml plows on tho gurus. in this
the rcsull. ought to bc succosuful. way the skirt is ligbtcr and loss hung-
vacr uso tho hrowum flour wbcn it in ling about lho waist and hips while the
hot, but brown n unitinicul quantity follows is vcry gcnomuu whom it is
and koop ii. in a. closed iur for luiurownutcd at tho i'mtli.
' .
llfli‘.
b
Responding to all calismbowo
ever sudden, with readiness and
‘ helpful aid. it Simple to operate
and economical. they meet all ro-
. quirements laithfuilyband well.
JONES a Horst-tiring commit,
\-...’«—-+.- WM' K...
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