laloricious, hut‘ltdig
are always with us. VI .
”genuine lime to t;
'Witbxa Stanll
V’ SHRL’PON. Oct. i3.-Oii the eve of
- " his Wine to' ‘Mlds Genevieve
, Shirley, pt Dsrpy. Austral B Williams.
‘ ‘ Vo‘d “limplucc. «aphid suicide last
‘ was the home which he had im-
when for an bride. by shooting him
it through the hurt:
llllaplt left his boarding house
ditto ‘yoatordhy. bidding the people in
the house a cheerful good. oily-,9 and
went to What was to have been his
tuture Acme on Congress Avenue. Resi-
«ionic or the adjoining hunch on Con-
mundane hearhl a receiver shot
solid alter he val; idea idih'g into the
new home but paid little attention:
the matter until later in the even
when they heard groans. Entrance
was made by breaking In a _door. and
a search through the resins disclosed
Williams lying on the fiber or a bed
room on the second llllor with a re-
‘Ma 1‘ (flagging. Medical at-
__ cumin odd but Wil.
t{QM and tilt alldval ot
ll ,-‘V_rV‘VV‘
'\
I the essay Vim to
., I allowin- sharpens and
f" Monolithic had been
7.an ; .‘d ‘
. .y‘da‘ra' old on leaves a?
brothsndnd slstel‘ ~ ,3
' 3‘" Plano. Proatrstsd.
,Oct 13. ——When apprised of
'Is. who committed suicide in
ewiy furnished home in Shot-
2. t uidht, Miss seeiey Ins elltera
A number or bar Manda it a
“ll party at her hometlicre. VShd
oatrsted by the news and iwith:
to lllk on tips ill“. I. Mills
has begs employnlli} or some
V‘Vds cashidr la the ling/Md and
”2%,:sz store upd; ha'd’ nude
for hot Wedding
{and ormrmc dim rolls.
V finthrscouodt l3.--wmr'
slit tor the ifimyweight chum-
. 1."
V to
.13..» or the wot’id-bnly u lew‘days
V“ a til the prlncipals have be
1? *Wmnwmia their work.
While the betting continues at odds
V ‘ olV ten to iopr in favor or the chant
" . plop, cousidél‘Allis tnoney Via bslhp
p on the then and one of the
‘ is t ofrthe short slid dotting in Billy
. VPAI a.a lKWInEO lighter. who but
{sold libidour limbs in the ring
' V has written to Louis Blot. his
" mphbthylvaw papilla 1th W
V t (in the encoded of his oil!
.‘fl'hbt lilinm middle-
i outpolnt .lbs ichampion. V
3‘s“ admit“
‘luflhs ll“
ic‘h he in“;
ashlons lire vc ' Allanglhg; and
A i: .. random
V,V. Thelf custom of three good meAls
~ij day {Bills lair to hold its ‘d’wn
' Poll SALE BY
4: brush Nash cor. North Mammal West Sts.
little of her dance August a. illb
.o MAVVI’VEM‘W“’H for
scornsits-loop,VolI or. ANDREW.
Leaders of Protestant Episcopal
) Clutch :91er lo ProvldOnca.
PROVIDENCE. a. “1.. Oct. iii—About
9000 delegates. leaders in the Protes-
tant liipiscopal Church in the United
4 fstgto‘j. and many or them of high
a'ta’ddiao in live educational world.
' isthsred trom‘aii sections of the coon
try in this all)!‘ today. for the Jpeulnx
of the 24th annual convention of the
Brotherhod of St. Andrew. The meet-
ing will be bazuaV tonight. and con—
tinue until October 17.
In addition to thamuy Americans
at note who will address the conven-
several from Great Britain including
Rev. P. B. Bull. or Mirlieid. England.
well-known as a worker among boys
nnd chaplain oi the royal navy. Among
the others of prominence expected to
attend the convenliion are: Prof.
Charles Sears Baldwin. of Yale Unl-
C‘Vlark Uniyeu‘ity; til. D. W. ,Enslish.
president of the Chamber of Com-
merce of Pittsburg. and first vlce-presl
dent of the Brotherhood: Bishops
Robert Codman, o! Mpine: C. C. Groi-
tom of Fond Du Lac. Wli-i.I William N
MacVil-kar. of Rhode Island; T. i“
Gailor. of Tenue’riads‘. ‘E. M Osborne.
of Sprinxdsld. iii.: lip Law cc
or hisd'aachusstts; “ginger-t when
0i Conical Pennsylysmahn J.VKldsV‘
dismal tV'Dalnfia‘re: Wflum. it. oorl
land; of agoraphobic, a'h‘d A. M Kllgllt.
i.- -iiiltup cl Cuba.
- Wm-
SHORT CALENDAR LlBT.
“nuns—La}
Five Uncontested Divorces Scheduled
to Is Hoard‘ Friday
The short 'bhlendar session tor '-Frl
‘ Qlly‘ in 'i'hb Admit-tor than ‘ls Emails:-
than usual. -'M at or thl’ dine have ‘the
familiar apnea nose or being on other
rt calendars. There are five uncon-
tmed‘ dl'vo‘rccs on the list, and cotton
‘other matters relating to peddling xii
ltlil‘ce actions The uhconteatsd til
sprite aotlbfimare: Marla B. Hahn us.
Gangland Hahn; Viennie E. Alien vs.
Wilton G.‘ illicit; Susan ’i‘. Lynch:
J‘iinie Roan thvin‘ usinst Joseph Lit
visa and Esther WV «Parish against
William E. O'Brien. .. V
sham...
VV ‘.
AFFRAY I‘CAUI,”
STRIKE.
BIRMINGHAM Alu., Oct. ill—Two
bidst‘ turn‘ubol'l Itt. abusemer were bill
ed down sector“! when negro em-
. pious walked out tollowidta nodular
assay in which are Worm than
race were seriously injured. “Walking
with} the tw‘o engines and they had
him down when .i. o. oakleyfp the
slat oilicsr. appeared on the scent The
neuoes turhcd upon him and be tired
point'blanit lit both of them with a
doubisd- barreied shotgun. it is rumor:
ed that the strike may spread to other!
i'llu‘naoes. .
despots MAN I-fAnl‘is Humour.
Anselm. om. 13.n‘tl’nlflck ones:g
on committed s lol s a be i ai
nee claim by illtnfldx'h a $33er p
but mist-ash «ternothViotlosnnmll
arrest on complaint at his wife. The
Wfilldi We more tall ditching. lying on
‘asasss the Hamds'u property at the
tics during its session there will be P
varsity“. P i nt‘_(l.V lanld H ll. 01' V.
res “8 S y a company in 1900 for 349.745 was. after ‘ bodies.
Boss 3‘. M Ichiure got intoA digouitm the
y.
f i"! apreslnlint.
As lh‘elrelult‘.ot'VVlthinvcatisatiun in
the matter or humanism. and taxation ‘v
claimed to he tar under the real value.
in Ramona. the Romans town author-I
ltiss have decided. as a first stop in
solving the assessment question. to re-
New Haven Water company from
$500. 000. its praisnt usasssd valua-
tioa. to 81.000.000.1‘hs decision. which 5 ';‘
is by fltr the. most lmporlant one made
' by the smash authprltlos in the the.
levy of the town was decided upon at
the education of ”Representative
John Oi Shares. of iteration, who dls- '
closed a number of startling facts in
connection with the assessment of libel
New Haven Water company last night
at the annual Hsmden town meeting.
in his report which be compiled from
the town records and other towu
”09'“: All; Shires claims inst the wet-
er company assessment is rldiculottsly
low in today cases the company buy-V
in; iapd in Hamden at a 'high price
and having it assessed at a small flac-
tibn twhat the company actuhily
DEM , ,
The following are a' few of the ln-I
sidnce's. Ias’insnlioned by Mr. Sharon
lust evsnl
“in 1930. the New Haven Water com-
pany ‘holixht the Pr‘sscott properly. in
Hdmdnn. ‘paying. according to the
thn records, to. 250 it the assessed
t a talus 0:01.500 by the town lia-
ses'sorsl in $397. the comnsny pus
chased the Delis property, paylhg‘hy‘
town recmds $8.000 (hr the ldlltl it
Was valued at $500 by the assessors. tannual
at a rate or 6 to i The Sherman place.
bought (crimson. 9was lisseasedfiat a
value or $700 by the town.
“individual prdpsrt'y. bought by the
some reduction on the grhtld list. mt-
seas.ed by the town at Aid. boo."
. 33;} .V
MSTfiBdA
JOIWNWM '
. I r. V;‘ is“ t ,
cases or LOCAL Iarlllla‘r.
. Baton Civil Silo of li'lo Superior
chin dialling My.
The October term of Ape civil aide
oi the Shporior court wens today.
its llr'sl session who tell week lv‘rldaV
with a' short calendar day. The cases
set down {or trial are the appeals of
L.loue'ph Klskn. Annie McDonald and
Jellies F. Layden from the county coal
miss‘loners. All three cases are from
Norwaik V‘
. ’rlautr‘l‘oau Htt'aiamos.
'i'wo hearlngs were held by the rail;
road chlnmissionars at their office at
the capitol. Holiday. 'l‘he first was
the petition of the Moriden. Middle
town and Guiltord Street Railroad
company for the approval oi the con-
Vatl‘uclldn ofI lines in Merlden Mlddl's;
held and" Durhhm. ’l‘here was no op:
posililln s‘n’d the lines will be I'
prdygdln aformm ordor (o be issue
by the dolumlsaroonsra ill a few days.
l'i‘he acclldd bedrlnk will on the ad‘
peril of the New York New Haven
Add lotion: Railroad CIo any ll,
lll ltcr bi laylnfi tracks on mend
nd ‘deh'htgtoh avbn‘llhs lo the no
t New Haven hspllttnin i idpoc
Appeared tor the compilny add
. if, 'eer. dorpoljallon chuhd's
oi the all cr'Ne‘w Hides. apps‘a‘
tor the cl 'i‘lle‘ attol‘nsys chins (ll
.rVV l
New hillside. is... on. it «on
hillsm the shaman l‘dciiic StdllYn
ship (3an eri‘til'ea'a ills heiier‘ thai'
dis Nihilist 'Adtlliss. robot-red «prim
nitric flotilla boast last lupin. n his
is}: ‘in it nonwhites ears position slid
. he liver of his cell. All}! on lnvsstips'
on i’hpwdq than “lie illld helped lilo.-
lair with h' Maths; hglt ,‘vr’hlhh
head would“, had at Iflit
hut tile deli, ME he
l li‘dd up belt himh bib eh‘ All
(#me the may to fail to the door
aged mils Add rest
she'll linih'lii tau * . ‘
‘ T M‘lfl'llm' "mtmfifilhb.
wasted! in wtttllilylns
retrofit punish bl‘ifll‘i‘lili’ oh i"out
new WM flittaion “WWW W
emf
r mldwmtibfssa .5. Arm» .,
is. mummies ten: Wininill'
is thatimmingl . itaVllid's vars but!
lumpy in New slaves. in. body.
itch to New laugh on his arm trots
,, railroadi dropped Villas chi oils W "' “"“" ‘
: Central station, New York
, more; 'ltmswmmammsih V
inputs: mwswwVmeh V V V ,
that no denser or dodti‘tldl‘llin threat?
ad's it or We on board. P‘r‘o‘lbpt mess
use. in rum have heel tars... 'l‘iltl
lithium Onions. or out southern w
.illia lli‘lbs‘. filil ifilbldbm‘ltdddy id“
lists business-lull» till-shalt- still"
lower ditch Willi smrltlisy it‘d
Chlrldatotla will ham to the boom.
ml!‘ is:
spam. on: mt lrhhlr rm stall
amino m at tilt can last nilllta'll
tho Hill‘s gimmhawydo you mowf'i
“Mussels. his sleep ha
add, Vlflfllpllil star. but i don't know
run to sw”V‘-liltorihootl'a.
ms sathVVVaiV‘lmw m at I
l
assassin ANTILLIB AA". A V.
Arousal-ll ivaadm trout Havana and!
W
{PM ”twist“ wits was talking tall!
Welling lla
VM 8.4‘
5vortiscmcnts hare made us damllit'lr
if V Wit.
5wri hiss] lint should not be depended
lotion minim r.
' doubling slid working the lace should
(6"
The wrinkle plasters which the
are ’asnful ad aids in remorlng
in the tlrst place.
be ‘avdlded as for as possible and
their italic] And; render massage
’he appil
* A settles of ti hon loops radiating
new the center" of the crown is u
lllh'hrl‘: gimmlht tor a street but for a
21 ‘
PM a when»; of iémon juice into
nth t otlft'esh .ra‘ln writer. 'sdd a dhsb
r favorite perfume, and you
‘a bdrmtess and dilicacloos wash
a complexion ‘ ‘
V 'l‘Vin‘y roses in circles or in garlands
V lid thickly placed as to almost entirely
Abner the crowns of the wide hats are
hard or Managers W
V ‘ " luap‘aciloili" W ‘W
several oi tbehilhcsrs and the has rd
of managers of the Odd Fellows'
Home corporation Pairy‘i'ew Gretna
recently visited the home ‘lbr’fibs
purpose or attending to fired“ tort
flats of importance in colilll'totlon With
'ilt‘s management. Ther'c‘Wdre pres-
dint: President Selah G. Blhltemait' of
Shelton; Second Vice President Pr'aalr
lR. Upaon. of Boutbinxtdn; Becrdtisl‘y
Wallace R. Johnson. of New Londont'V
3‘. s. Keith, gi-llorwaik: w s. Hutclb
inpon, of New Haven; Philip Pond.
ol‘ New Haven; Leopold do Loouw. of
Hultford; Charles E Gates of Nine-
tl‘c; John H. Noble. of Lynne; Flank
a. orA'ep. or Norwich and Grand
Muster William E. Thoma of Water
bitty.
'Thirty or the present inmates ol'fthe
birdie signed the new form of applica-
titin. ’l‘biaI is the form adopted at the
meeting or the oilicers of be
Odd Pelican Home or Connecticut
and conforms to the toms of appli-
editorial in vogue in the other large
frdt'srnpi organisations who have
The form went into enact
Ohidbel' l.
The new water supply. which is
being installed. was inspected and al-
ler Altering a few minor details in
connection with it the system was no-
retired.
laws. 01 corneas.
Organizer to a. Appointed
—-Tc Raoslva Salary.
NEW Haven. Oct ia.-—At the close
or the quarterly meeting or the board
of directors of the Knights of Co-
lumbus yesterday, It was announced
that a new since, that of national or-
Aanlser had been arranged for. The
0mm Will be filled later lild will DIV
on a sdlary bpsis The ftilllia for iti-
resonant for the last quarter it was
stated would dmopnt to ”00.000. .
or the 3500 000 [and to he raised tor
the Catholic university one half has
been promised and 835. 000 already
paid in has been invested in bonds as
ivlil be the amount when raised. The
bonds will stand in the name of the
order and the university will receive
the incense '
Nailoni
ALOOP TO WED TIUDY'O MICE. ‘
' Announcement of the engagement 0!.
Miss Carrine Douglas Robinson. niece.
of ex President “coders ROosovelt, to
State senator Joseph w. dishes 0!
Avon wlls made public in New York
today. Miss Robinson is a dliuxhtor in
hit. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson 0!
New York. Senator A p is one of
tile youngest momberddt be last .an
Aral Ass'einbly. His home is In Avon
dill! he was the representative from
that town in the legislature of 1907.
‘He has been a popular member of
bath branches of lb iooialsture dad in
the contest” for ‘tbr‘fldfitorship‘ lie-
teatsd his soonest. “illuminated" .
Bird-ere or Pennington. by mr plu-
lailty. Mr. Aisbp’ls‘s hon-sun. tar-
chr who is making a specialty of to-
bacon plowing.
can-W
ICIIIA'NON 0F
LAIOR.
HOLYOKE. Man.” ,ohh
AMIIlGAN
AP. «The
election of oilicers w“ “Milled to be V
fits pphhlpal nun ILhuh. at todays ses-
aloll‘ oi lids Minions state
branch of l o A‘ grin Federation of
Labor. which is hoidl’hi its convent;
lion in this city. 'lhtlil‘i wife contain,
tor nulnlrly every oflcarl witir the sweep»
of tile posit of necrotary-
“liter, for will“! D. i) Drlscoil. or
was unoppoaad l‘ho aspirants
a”. lbs pro-idem ware Thomas 9.
W’ of this Veils (It viewpradl
in 'ttature's colors or in those which
lilai‘monlse with the gown. though it
be’ green or heliotrope.
One of the isle waist- coats button
113 down the from to a point below
{he hips. and peeping out below the
closing at the long coat with which it
is worn, is the very smart touch given
an October hrllie’s traveling costume.
The very wide. list hats, together
with the haste, 'oouarc hand-bags, serve
to Incantuate the silmness of lili-
houetle. "
‘ Have you taken notice of the ex-
tremely smart scarfs which are draped
at the left side of the back from the
shoulder and caught just above the
waist and hip with handsome buckles?
They do not encircla'the body at All.
but'prescrve‘ ‘th’eiéng’l‘b of line by
(ailing straight and soft to the hem
of the Wu.
tier being lniurious, test it in pure cold
water. if it dissolves, It in sale to
use; it not, it will clog the pores. This
is the advice or a chemist.
'l‘lle'drooping brim lit the Charlotte
Cordays is especially pleasing about
some wlusomc faces of the denture
type, and how is a good one to take
advantage or them for the charming
modifications now seen are more at-
tractive lhan the more fussy ones ill-st
brought out
The loonponcd coats are number in-
centive to proper standing. for a
more aloucyViooking tigurc than a
' stopping woman wearing one or these
fashionably-cut garments is hardly to
be Imagined.
One of the best colors for a clear
complexion bionde is blue, cspmiaiiy
the deep, bright shades now in vogue.
A turban or dark blue velvet, with
band and sharppoiuted “ears" of light
blue beaver cloth edged with the dark-
er shade, is decidedly smart and at-
tractlve on a pill of that type.
wearing a lace veil of thin white not
which whltshs the complexion emu»
inst!
Either dull silver or sun metal are
appropriate for mourning jewelry, in‘
which. by the way, more latitude ls
aiiowa than formerly, and some real
ly handsome pieces are worn.
I don‘t think very many care for the
name "szegter" dress, but it is the
term applied to all those one-piece
dresses, however expensive the mate-
rial which are close- fitting like a
sweater down to the deep pounce.
The dressing second or albatross is
much llkhd at this season and during
the winter. Finish it with a lace or
silk edge, decorate it with hand em"
brcidery and you have a light and very
dainty garment with the bit of neces-
sary warmth.
The rule tor the neck opening seems
to be any shape that is becoming to
the More and often two styles are
combined as a round back and
chilled trout.
”i‘ho' lam beaver hat with a single
wide brlm'bl‘cit against the crown at
one side of ththront is a model do
aim tor a man; woman seen in one
or our smartest shops and very much
approvdd by time Fashion.
As if his tortillas were not heavy
enoughI_lOOidncvilltlbre we now have
in is.ssl.lon a i t o e
paranoia" all” gone in!
a
it you are in doubt about tare pow-I
Some elderly iadielt have a habit oi.
rose or other ornament holding the.
When shown
remedy had cure
any sensible woman coho
foutlve and reliable proof thst :a certain
numerous cases of female ills, wouldn’t
e that the same remedy would
Isles benefit her if angering with the some trouble?
Here are two letters which prove the cfllclency of Lydia
E. Pinkham’ s vegetable Compound.
"fink- Hulls!
1111“! note .0 VIII 3
gambit”: bias 333mm. ’1
more! weakncga which the doc-
tors-aid was ””me manna-odd tumor, and _IV commenced to
Compound.
Pthkhsm's v’
-§‘§ $333!“:
We
We will pay a hands e rewpnd to Any perspn who
Cars Are not genuine and tl‘ut
prove to us that these‘l“
think there Mil? batsman. Lydia 13.;i ..,
. V Quail w0man after all
Salim
gun's. ““333
. Van
what ham 9‘”
Wm scrunch.
IR. Pinkiaaaa’ a \i‘owotabla Com-
will
——or that either of th‘ Isi women were paid‘in
their testimonials. oi'l:
lit "the l Fuels are publish-elm wit bl
their pennissibh.’ or that the crl rial letter from each did
not come to us entirely, unsollc ed. "
What more proof can any one edit?
them with double hrlma~iadthd
crowns no smaller than they were.
With the creamy colored ser‘ge wear
mink or some rich brdwn fur but
with the costume of ivory or pure-
white serge don the silkiest and finest.
of deep black furs
How soon will it be before Nor
walkers are seen carrying tile new
suitcases or reindeer skill? it has not
been stated which explorer it will in-
dicate is the favorite. '
What is prettier 'for afternoon calls
mg than a one-piece gown. ol' hand-I
somely tailored cloth worn with a
stunblng set of furs and no other
wrap?
it is pertsltly natural when velvet \
is in vogue that corduroy ‘Vshouid be
used, andVNew York is having evening
coats made or it in white; trimming
them with fur and lace.
There‘s a new device for keeping '
Jon 30 icon Lydia E. thana's €qu \
FOUND‘DEA‘D VI
MYSTIC. Oct. 13 ~Edward Jones a
. native of London England, 66 years
old was tsund dead 'in a corllilelll to-
day with two empty whinkey bottles
by his side. Medical examiner George
D. Stanton gave his verdict as death
lrom exposure. Jones had been em-
ployed on farms hereabouts and had
been in‘ the United States twenty-live
years. He was said to have come from
in aristocratic family.
the‘air moist in moms hosted by steam V '
or hot water.
be titled with water and biting on the
back of a radiator next the wall out or
night.
There is scarce any parent however I
friendly or tender with his ‘chlidren. E
but must feel sometimes that they
have thoughts which arc not his or
hers;
beyond the parental control—Thanks
eray. ‘ "‘ ' ' ‘
W
childI'OP Dry
FOR FLETGHER'S
CAISTORIA
beyond redo aition.
mtmmm troubled with ‘
Porcelain 'Iilh
ins. planets and
it ls'thh attachment to i;
and wishes and secrets quite :
A V
Some family shalom are padded A
LINSIO GROUND WHlLI "‘
YOU WMT.
Coins in And hare Sronr broken
loam d V no mater
where they wore ads. ‘
Wo‘ hare all or r. Hoyt’s Pro-
adripllons. I " . - v 9
Oliico hours. 8 a. m till 11: 30
also; 12:“ lintlldmdu‘. loat- ‘
day and Saturday evening an
All A p. in. . V. V «
damn?“ h
a m l‘°"hfil‘w‘w”°"§l int
00 I
(9:3 9"” EFL-(v.
T noun.
‘1mhlcdtlh-ai"
0N? one am
of Gas Fixturesfiantl‘cahglobss And‘iiurners
led» th sud root Tubs Lavator-
lukewarm“; ,‘V
it you are to have a bolus built or 'wlah to improve
the present abode the look we ask won so malts will
prove my pmnldbie. w ‘
, we mean: all Pasadena“ do the “you: won
if the IAAM
Itinlon.
NO IAlt. MR l. I
t Herbal-t ii. Len natlll 1H1
his
slant}
V rumdrddrlitat’tsca
and 'f‘iltitrlss l
“is clan. oi the Windlii'yposrsphlcsi
“Will, you“.
‘ u
. co.
They soothe the
land. Allahabad”
.7
a up other
m mfi film's? llth
{its 'i‘ablsts are very ‘
V“ stomach. strengthen
Wm .
or to overcome or '
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