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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 31, 1910 · page 6

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STATE LETTER CARRIERS.

Their Annual Convention to be Held
in Mormon. February 22, Next.

At a recent meeting of the Metiden
carriers plans Ware discussed for the
entertainment oi the 111an lotto: car
l'lers' association in that city on Feb
wary 22 next. it is expected that
there will be about tilt) carriers in at;
tendauoe at the convention which will
he held during'the day. Not all will
be delegates.

it is announced that National Preoi
dent Kelly and Secretary Chntweil, oi
the National Carrier's Aasociation, will
he thure on the is occasion. The Meri-
den carriers will give a Joint banquet
in the early evening with the clerks oi
the state, who are to meet there in
convention on the same day. The can
tiers Would uppreciato otters oi cigars.
Mimi and Cofioe, which can be used 11 '
them in the entertainment at 1th
guests. They are rostrictod in their
methods of raising mouoy (or an (item
31' this character.

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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
. ' ROAD NOT TO BUY THE.
NEWS CONCERN.
The New Haven road issued a statev

 

News
tompany with a view of entering the
nowapapet business The New Haven
toad operates under a charlor by which
it could legally publish and sell all
newspaper or do' most anything all”

but the road slits the new: company

will not be diaturbod in its busineaa

which is out of selilnomwspapors and

weeklv, hi-weekiy and monthly maga- ,
zines on the trainn oi the New Haven

and other enstorn lines

 

THE HAT TRADE .

\1’ .l3ils, oi Flank Srhobio ti (‘..o
of Philadelphia; manufacturers or huts,
'who has Just Ioturnod from his trip on
the Pacific chant, reportb that businrus
in greatly improvod there He also
status that the soil hat is very ninth;
in favor in that sertltm of the country i

 

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Mystic Sunshine
A Good Baker

Has Six 8 - inch Covers
Duplex Gtste
SPECIAL

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IIITOHIZL UNDERTAKIR

F. A. “MITCHELL

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Goldaborough Brid'§011Qll:R. b.8111
Mid 1W J. it‘rouhalt- G. W Wright. A.

'iunhoe it Eugier.l\11».w York: iii-l
kins Knobie, .1. 'i‘. Siariovant. Now Hu-
ron; Miss Emma Hoyt, Miss 72. '1‘.
Drop, '1‘. Donn. Dorian: ii. Montgom-
t-ry, Oak Pork. 1.. l.: .l, 1‘. Flynn, .l. 'l‘.
Manning, .1. .1. Ungvury, Stamford;
“1‘. and Mrs. Doyle. bitchiloltl; ll, .1.
Kicnauiti, Chicago: Charles H. Booth.
lioeton; E. ll. Silonnntkor, Winona,
Mind: 1.. it. llurlbutt. Wilton: E. B.
Smith. H. H. 110110011, 1“. Doulons, M.
P. liuilock. Win. Jondronu, .1. (”1111033
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Samuel 1.. Weed and a party of Nor»
walkers witnouuoti tho noroplanc
flights at Belmont Pork. Saturday at-
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any 01.11.3112“; FOR unusv are:
am your eyes noon-yr are they
beginning to "halt. Llano About coal
in... Wat out». -, 611'. also
unto am 01:11 one "

We. grind our own teases.

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flatly Line to N Y
For Freight fluly

Freight Propellers ionic l’ler Ell.
East River Now YoIlt lloot of Dover
sit-coil, otery day (except 8111103)).1"
:1 p m. Freight revolved at Norwalk
up to 1 p.11) and South Nurwuik up
to 1'1: 80 p. m

Norwelk Steamboat Co.

Arming «Smith, 01' 1:. Human.
Leone General Agent
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‘Thc Reed 81 Yolk 1
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The only Fully Equipped
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in "1. Town

IAUTO IUPPLIII

Phone lion-50 South Main 151ml
11. Norwallt, thrill:u Music Hall Block
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. and
‘ meeting of ihbn (lily Lodge, No 1117.
”order or Railway conductors, in Now
,. 'Hovon yesterday Afternoon at the con,
'ductors' meeting room»
..lowa‘ hull

‘ her present

. Andrew 1’. Kelly tho third \'lt-u-l'-uoui

,ruilionds to bottom an increase
"Eight rates. which n is claimed is

bent sat down to u hounloous mount

it
and Firemen.
. About 75 oothlllclora from all (Not
the New am Railroad Hitfltoul. tho
host It on I’ll/intuit mull out Now York
law Jenny ntteul on u spot-11111

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in Odd Fol
There was Ito'liatlontll oil!»

The meeting was called for u gun

7 oral discussion of matters \Vliltll mol
‘ now coming strongly before l‘ulli'Oiill‘

men, not only in thin state, but botoro 1

.: the uouniry ui lat go‘ via. Employorn' I
liability act, the removal of the lituita I

tion of $11,000 on death damages. thorn-
doracmanl 01.11111 pension system on
being carried out by Ptoaldout Mullen
of the Now Haven Railroad and var-l

' putt matters of Hits import. 'i‘hcru wua f
Haiso a discussion of the beat moons

to carry out any effort whlth con bo'
undertaken in the. matter of hiding the
(11‘

called for by the inoreuso of wages
which the roads hove t'urtently grunlt-tl.
After the. meeting ”I“ momhcrs pre.

served by tho iadios 111‘ Auxiliary 2311.
While this meeting was in progrona.
unothul' mooring won bring t'ondliclod

by the Brotherhood of Locomoiiw.I
Firemen and Engincmun, Elm (3111‘
110111111. No. 2114. on tho iloor below.

This we addressed by 11mm) Ollit'or

dent of that order, who won lllcoclii
from Chicago.

SPERRY APPOINTS CANDIDATES
.. FOR NAVAL ACADEMY.
Representative Spcit'v today rcceiv

od notice, from the navy department

that his recommendations for the up
polntmont of Otto principal anti two
alternates to thetncudomy nt Anunpo»

1111 have been act‘opiod. and the can-

didotea named by Mr. Sperry will ho

allowed to take the entrance exuininu-

.tiona in April. These examinations will

be held in New Haven.

Those who were named are: Mnrk
Leavenworth Sporty. Jr, of Water-
bury. principal; Cecil Josaph Marlowe.
or New Haven. first alternate, and

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1.0111111 Frederick Lawrence. of Anson-
la. second alternate.» 'l‘ho candidatra
were selected by Mr. Sperry after a
tsompolitivo examination heiti undur
the direction of Proi. A. W. l’hiliipn,
dean of the Yule (it'aduato school. as-
sisted by l’ostmaator A. B. (Thief. of
iiitddlotown, and Dr. Willis (,‘I'ou'o, at
New Heron.

Mr, Sporry'a nominations to West
Point, who are examined at tho sumo.
time and by tho we commlttoo. have
ill-to boon accepted by tho wur dopart
Int-m and they will-take .iitolr entrance
oxmulnationa ‘ort Slocum, New
York Janna!

The principal selected ’by Mr. Spar
ry ls lloward lionneiiv, oi Nuutmiuok.
and tho altoroiitoh arc l-‘ranit V Tier.
nan oi Newt Yen nnd Rudolph F.
Zettorstrand, ot ugatuck.

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CORPORATI” CERTIFICATES.
The Boston rnituro Supply Com

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OTHER CHANCE.

State Tax Commissioner
bonds out the following letter:
‘ Hartford. Oct. 213. 1910.

Corbin

Lion with the receiving of tax lists
and other reasons, a considerable
number or the hast-saws were unable
to attend any one oi the six meetings
held in tilderont parts of the state. A
meeting at annotation and members of
the boards of toilet will be held at the
slots capitol Hartford in tho supremo
tourt room, on 'ihuradly. November
:,1 at: o‘clock in tho attornoon to ac-
commotinte any who wcrc unable to at-
You‘ll tile- iro‘vloua meeting. 01' others
1111 . o discuss thallium pertaining
e ‘ till duties.
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J-‘iwnntodt and Abraham Stalin. all of “my ”19‘
llourr e to 11: an a. m . mo 1:: 15 w! "ritireuort

Monday and Saturday? to, ‘3 “WNW"
Il“"‘“‘”u and A. Stollu In ironsuror.

~ -~ 1 Company. of Sci

‘ lrionth Win 11111.

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party, or Bridgepo has filed a tutti
rain or 101'an itlt ’tho state,
set-rotary, s 811. capital 11an
striped by Fran S Cohen. Morris
F. lion is president: :
vicepreeidcnt and
'lho 0' Conn vlland Tobacco
indoor. has boon
Incorporated by (ioorso A OConuor.
oi iiarti'ord. W118 II pp A Haviianti oi
mug H11 11 H Altorn.
it" 600
(Elnora a limo
PITTSBURG,I. 11., Oct. “While
the Rev. Dr, hi ud Alexlltitler. pae'I
tut of tho First rosbyterlln Church,
which is in tho cantor o! tho doantuwn’
shopping dinlrlot wall conducting sol-
vireo that «running, joy riders mode on
with his automoibio which be left
standing; in from at tho. edifice At
midh the limo or on
Grand nievhrd .vllabandonedws‘li’i-r the
gasoline supply had been exhausted.
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com . it aviator at
1901-“ i used ”manhunt to
bout my oh: lament hunch. using a
boiler of “Minimum“! Boll» Jill“
”multili- 111$?" Lon-lo and our
some cool hill 3!. potion?! M
You may use this allotment to any

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

«"1“de revisions or the statutes rel
alive to allot: whit-11‘ may not be
clear. an o to go o views con
cerning e’hpplitia do of the stat-

lic an ”authors

11 ring the hat

3'” or thepho d of A'eiiet
Willa h Incusat‘d Ii the same
limo I shall bu glad to meet any of
tho abovo officials who find it tonven-
tout to pliant! and are I? inciIlnod '

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.. To PROTECT 8 ATE.

A petition eignad by tho aoloctman
of tho ib‘wu at Berlin has been tiled
with thmllmud commission asking
for protection at a railroad crossing in
that town. whom U! A. J Tanner, of
IMéridea; mot doath two‘ days ano. 'i‘hc
petition says this grade crossing. at
tho Midtiictown branch of the New
York. Now Ham: and ilartlord rail-
road. is so dangerous that live acct.
dents have happened within a year.
causing broken limbs and other lniur
ion. and the deqth o! a human bolus.
i310. 'l‘annor, oi Mormon, on October 26.

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. are of a site suited to your honor.
and have it Wriy set. you w1Q

If you are about to build a new
house or rebuild an old one,t ,
dinner oi cantombie and health;
iui hosting is one of the mold
lmpgrta‘nt dilutions you will
have to decide.

(Never sold in built)

fin

"Because 01‘ their duties in comma-1

vii)-

Revelation

in sodan'acker
realm this the
openthe r oval.

and 0mm soda. crackers
gig and Iood thatth

 

American 0018016 are better adapted
tho American» ilgure than are
French corsets. and on those of Amer-
ican manufacture. go to nearly all the
foreign countrieu. and in some of
those countries American firms are
established which maintain very large
luv'toties, there is ctidenco that it is
not necessary to buy the Vmported
product in ordér to get a stylish,
eImD'Bl)‘ and comfortable article.

or scant flounder; that we see on
many irocka are uatmily circular. thus
gl .nv, uiuta itpo‘ut fullness. They
are. in inch 0 very scant that per
haps we should not call them bounces
at 1111 but for the fact that they are
set on aoparutaly instead of being cut
in on 7 with the gown

We hear oi lite-sin flowers tor mil-
linerv use but the) are in reality often
nearly double natural also, imitating in
the silk and rdvul. iabrics in which
they are dowlopod the natural volt ety
softness of the flower perfectly.

Have you seen the new "iunglo tur-
bani" ‘0! spotted for or spotted velvet,
it does indeed suggest the leopard and
his haunts.

The little theatre cap that accom-
panies a goltiiarerrowned black velvet.
but In of the gold lat‘o, a Turkish 1001b
ing little aliair with a long gold tassel
hanging over the left shoulder. Though
this may not be quite as Mt and dull
cote looking as the cap oi lace, it is
extremely rich. and quite the appro-
,ptialo one for this particular but.

Not only does sand in the bottom of
tall vases prevent their easy over-turn‘
inn. but it also helps in the arrange
ment of the dowara to keep them
where placed.

Hat. scarf and malt these days form
the complete for set. Not always an
lirely of fur. to be sure. but very
smartly developed at in in conjunction
with oriental embroidorv. silk, or oven
moo-solute. shined and united tremen-
douely

As if to allow the beauties of the
couture to be utilised to v ow instead
oi being hidden under a h ahel. as Is
the case with most at the ' usaon'a
hats. some ot‘lho very newest and
smartest models are out out at the
back or turned sharply up. The care-
ful droning ot the hair is then not
(“”th by wearing the hat over

Not window curtains stretched be-
tween 1 all brass rods are a detail
window tarnishing. for living and bell
rooms. especially when lint-bed with
“night-hanging ride curtains at one
or the many Ill tapestries.

811901111158 that sell tor "is a pair in
tho metropolis havo an inaot panel of
Chantilly loco dorm the trout . .
on. girl who 111111 anon ed by the
"knobs”, that formed at to oi
her pedom- roli utter lit9 11 {loan
11 r a time. not them all and tall-
toad tho e u. at tho roll math” to
mate a ch- 11. in this why she '11
171%}: troublesome. bane height: 1
persist in ribbing“ When e
at?" turn .31
o no on o w 7
11111111er wily not lluioltll‘ :1 .
l on
culls ind V or white
1|th moron!“ em tor
yona
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ROOSEVELT WRITES AGAlN.

 

But Judge Baldwin oi... Not can-idol-
it an Answer to Farmer ’Mioslve.

MERIDEN, 0ct.I lit-Judge Simeon
E. Baldwin, the Democratic nominee

tor governor. after reading the letter
sent to him by Colonel Roosevelt, as
printed in the morning papers, said:

'I do not consider this letter as a
reply to the one?! rocently sent to Mr
Roosévoit.“ Further than this Judge
Baldwin declined to say anything.

Yos'tiorda‘y the judfe received through
the mail a copy 0 a letter which he
took to be u reply from Cblonei Roose-
velt to the letter sent to him as the
outcome or certain atatemanta purport
ed to have been made by Colonel
Roosevelt at Concord, N. 11.. atmkinx
the attitude of Judge Baldwin on to.
hot- matters. more Mfliouiariyton en-
ploy‘in'e' liablllw. The fidum'lm-
tng New Haven to coma here at the
time and said he had. not .had the W
portun‘ity- to .welgh the contents. 001
adult Roosevelt's letter 01. last a ht
was a further comment upon Ju
Baldwins alleged attitude on labor
matters

 

ENLARNGEMENT 0F 0'. l. K. SALES
STAFF.

The Croiut it Krupp Co. have racont-
iy added four new salesmen to their
corps of representatives on the road.

John W McGinley. who is located in
Denver will show the C & K prod'nc
ticna to the batters of Colorado. W)-
oming and parts of Utah. ldabo and
Nehrhska. He has a permanent oilice
at 121 Charles bulidnig, Denver, where
a toll sample line is on exhibition.

Edward Eekland will assist lawn
son in covering his territory, giving
particular attontion to the ..étnt. in
the neighborhood 0! the large cities.
Charles Goldwbm‘ldt will travai, under
the direction oi Mr. Johnatone in ion.
itiinois. lndlana and Ohio. weather
with portions of Michigan and Western
Pennsylvania. William Learned will
cover Pennsylvania outside or Phile.
dolphin. Plttihurg and the points view
[ted by Mr John-tone, New Jersey and
other cities in the neighborhood or
New York.

Mr. Ferris. o! the Boston once, in
addition to his present territory. will
visit cities on the New York Central
cast of Buffalo and will have the Ionian
tnncu at Walter North in New Yip-h
state and New unload

The Grand o K1111 17 Co 11110 have
retailiiahed hormone! located w-
ousrtera in San Francisco. 0:1,, in Jtho
Phelan bulldinr'luflet' the ramifi-
ment of 13‘er Nth-ulna Amorien
hatter. ,

THERON UPUON Dill OLlDDIINLV.

Theron option, limiter 111' in

communion ”in Wilda. gilt“
suddonlly
helium , It

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Friday Ill nought
wits that h ' Hardin
the he‘ll-t. 111‘:pr

Million «to it . .
them “monumental-ed. notional“.

lapsoId into sleep. again. ,.
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