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Hli’li'l'l'dlil) Nbv. ' ‘z.—-d‘overnor
Week: has appolatcdfae deloqiteo to
the national? tiibtlo't’a‘ry conference
Mitch is“ to Consider the report of the
jovernuttnt a monetat commission. to
be held in New Y-oilt’ November ll
min or «titles :u. Whiples. of Bantam
W! mm” harrouxho of Middleton-
and F xii-5,313“. 0! Bridgeport
. Dont be negligent about Your eyes
carelessness only means future ttou-
lilo nd a decline of sight. Arrest the
I?“ [tide 'b‘y' halving a perfect fitting pair
glance
5 EXPERT OPTOMETRY
7"l‘he CORRECT fitting of glasses. to-
‘ titer “with our prices, means relief
5 ti comfort without trouble and least
pop to you.
wick thioal Co.
WILDING
Marc-I II
or w argon Irvin‘s:
Ecur‘h‘wll‘ 11:80 I. at. Inc 13:46 to
it old. Moriarty and shunt”. 7 m
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flame “i" coloration-room:
51". .8 PER DAY AND UNAID
Imam prawns. 75c
DONAH UE TO REPORT.
Labor ”Federation'o Exccutivo Com-
- miifib‘LIlVII Action to Him.
At the conclusion of the meeting of
the executive board of the Connecticut
llrnnch of the American il‘edcratlon of
Labor held at the 'l‘ontlne Hotel, New
Haven. yesterday afternoon. it was
announced that President Charles J.
Donahue. of New Haven. would make
public a statenient. as to what had been
done. sometime on Thursday,
Members of the executive committee
were present. representing the cities
of New Haven. Merltlen. Bridgeport.
llanbury. Waterbury and llcrby.
While the proceedings of the meet-
ing were not disclosed, it is understood
that a reply was drawn in regard to
the charges of President Sontboimer
ol’ the Hartford (‘cntrul Labor llnion.
and that this reply was turned over to
President llouubuc to formulate and to
make public on 'l‘lmrsdny. The charge
he made train the llart ford body. it Is
raid. in that the Atttcrican Fittivl‘ttllml
of Labor is being uscd in thin statc
for the purposes of advocating the ad“
vancement of candidates on the Demo
crutic ticket in the present campaign.
lt was thought after the ulcotlng
that thc fact. that the matter oi malt-
lng the reply to Sontltcimer‘a charges
hltd been turned over to President
Donahue indicated that the executive
board of the federation ‘of labor pro-
posed to stand by Mr. Donahue.
.w‘-~‘L—_.. -w. _. . M a
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only ‘
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
East River. New York. (foot of Dover
street). every day (eitcept Sandal). at
:t p. to. Freight received It Norwtllt
up to i p. m. and South Norwulk up
to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Lo.
Arming J. Smith. 5 c. c. Hoooman.
LII-II GInIrIl ApInt
Mystic Sunshine
A ”Good Baker
Has Six 8 - inch Covers
Duplex Crate
noon ‘
$18.75
K. MiTCHILL. UNDIITAKII
or‘i'l‘. A. MITCHELL
' HOU PWNIIHII
5 .
5 colul‘Ia w on. one mm Ira.
NOIVIALK. OONN.
Norivolk Branch Office of
: lion
and Dean to
ill lllillill Jll Willi
, A necklace of cut steel beads with
‘uumetal pendants is a pretty piece of
work for industrious fingers. and one
that would make an ac ccptullio gift
to: one of the older members of the
family.
if pcloxide is titled with care, it is
a very useful toilette accessory. it is
.llluted one-half for all ordinary pur-
poses. such as nail-bleaching.
Though l have never tried it. l on
dorstand that white soap added to the
gasoline in which nlovea are cleaned
adds to its efficacy. Rinse in gasoline
without soap.
Do not accept invitations to visit
your friends unless you are. willing to
do your part towards making the vialt
a sucrose. Your hostess cannot do it
all, with the best intentions; equal re
spouslbllitios devolve upon guest and
hostess.
(lut lcathcr pillow colors are under-
laid with mother of pearl, giving a
beautiful effect. The larger part of
the design is burned. with just a few
places cttl out anti untierlnid with the
pearl. and a nicer looking pillow uoultl
be hard to find.
Blatk and while and silver with 1:
border or dark for and ‘a hit of cit-l
blue is a lowly combination for a
large. drops hat.
White the gold ornamontc for bats
are I bit expensive thd} are finite «is
elusive and the. hat noddh no other
trimming A small but so satailulod
{unites an ideal hnIlaeltI of everyday
lat
Among the pretty thin?“ for gifts
that are a'lao easy in mu 9 are verv
pluclltal hat pin holdora‘. for which the
foundation is a fluted glafitl vane taper-
ing toward the bottom Between the
ridges are run green ribbons sumoum
ed at the top with the tiill pink or
White satin points of a full-blown
tour. and the grecn calyx of the flow
or is arranged about the bottom. The
hutplns of course are slip rod into the
vase which is tall cuo Kit to hold
them without otorturuiug.
\ll binds of laces are in toil u fpr
both drones and lam) glitch». from
the delicate llouiton to heaty lr‘iah.
from bar val to opcnuneshed Cluny ~—
all are desired and all are good.
if a wholly dark but is unbecomintl.
a light colored, or white. facing can
be added. than keeping the hat dark
it intended for general Wear. yet in
troduclng the becoming light touch.
Point d'eaprit Will‘kii into iahots very
«lulutlly. and is this season quite de-
sirable with the irish lace which to so
exceedingly fashionaibe in neckwoar
Studenta' clothing is quickly and
coolly marked by threading rod silk in
the sewing machine and atltohln‘ loltv
idle or name. ’ 5 i
Tho Jane Eyre. one of the very now-
out and Imarteat of the low cation.
is attached to a sort of chemilotte.
which. together with the embroidered
or plain turned over collar molten a
very effective finish for the neck of
almost any day -.time
A velvet tunic. straight and diznl‘
find of design is bound widely with
the cloth of the gown and slashed at
the aide of the. hip line. The deacrlp
b’ou Mllfldll heavy. but no supple Ira
th velvet and cloth that‘tho gown
zlvu no effect of hIIvlbeaI, but Inn-
ply warm rlchnou
owing to the dark color- of even
tit-III cootumu this tall matched
glam will not be much in demand.
but bloc): l{till be worn ihliofllm 55 “‘55-- ~
. v rt. ... Amid
Done mix” in “*h“ Momma—Many
Nearly “ditty than lids heard 697
Will“ mail: out 7777ccEtlottlal-t.‘m‘k and
our mainstream new no How I Eaton“ ctr
9|? filo 0! i
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ltit lie'ofitli‘
W. 8. Gregory. 5 Alarm place. loath
blowout. Conn. are: "i than not
a '. u.- I...
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it in o" garment:
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All“ “will:
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salary.
to slay
order of
Ni.
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rotary.
l.. A.
FURY.
in];
place.
Million
“DUI it,
tablet to
the hall.
robs.
lid.“
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l
and
ill...
ill-co the
cd will
assist
'i‘hcriault:
(lcorao A. Walker. 33 (inborn are
our. East Norwaik. treasurer.
ll}. ('. Fanchermblorwnik, Conn. acc-
Thosc convent!
The superinte item has i
men who Wom‘fiu Detroit.
other: of the all 9 type who are living
better lives amuse they have come
to the Litrltthouoe Minion when in this
Articles of clotltl
Poaltiona sectifg‘gv
late fellow of
was llllVollOfl l
Yale, ontIrdIy morocco. with lim-
fill in tho prooonco of
tilted to owrtlowlnz
pie communion.
I cathhrittg Whio
Joceph ll. 'l‘w
for fellow of
Ichool. mono
Battalion» .l’ll‘
liter proficient
benediction.
litter of
5 col it White. of Great ._,
also Ittbc rectory cfllt do «
”mobile mi south Not All?
' “at... pica-am»-
Our friends will be glad to
that. the local pastors are interested
and have given acvcrul addresses on
Wednesday evenings this your.
‘ The Lightouao Minion has bad one
Very touching exlicrioncc
. your. namely a man of fifty years cattle
to the mission and united (own place
over night. This
Dr“ Baker
This s
the
who stay
..............
gven an
initial
number
not to Mr.
la in n
and “ahead! be
Thane
5 The annual tepurt of the Lighthouse
f‘ Mission is made public as.follbws:
. We desire to call the attention or
. bur many friends to the first annual
5 of thin Lighthouse 5
. which was opened one your one, Octo
her 23. lull) by one of Sleuth Norwalh' ll.
7 “Well known men. L. A. 'lhotlault
The addition hail beell tilled of God in
- doing a very good work and for the
man who is down and out. We also do;
‘ tire to say that no one working in the
mission receivea one cent salary for
. their services rendered.
are all workingmen. who conduct the
, mioaion, and are giving their evenings
to the good work without receiving any
Misaion.
m 8]]
know
this past
was Satur
day night. and be was cared for. Sun
day morning he was found to be very
Ill and was removed to the hoapltal by
He had pneumo
ale and ”Mined. away to the great be-
read from which no traveler ever re
turns on Wednetlday of the next Neck
The South Norwallt llaptiat people in
cooperation with the Lighthoulc Alla
slon paid the expenses of the funeral
and services were held at the mission
from which place he was burned. The
Rev. ii. 8. Carpenter officiated.
The mission has also hen useful in
that it has helped several families with
coal and groceries.
tiered baa hen made possible by thc
contributions given to the mission by
those on the outside who
ervice rent
e Interest-
Wo would urge those who can to
aid as in the coming winter's work by
money and any other way they feel so
(iinpoaod.
The mission in for all denominations
and is not a "flatltlst mlsulon"
have been supposed,
The following is the staff appointed
superintendent,
as may
1.. A.
'l‘hcrlattlt will still continue to
act as superiateadtnit for the cnauinv
in ut‘dcr that the public may gain
some or the idea.of the work done no
let the roof or. the mission We report
as follows:
Attendance. approximately 5,300 peopic
Homeless men,
night .......................... 850
Mcala alien an l.\’ lost your cloa-
ed one
or 150 pca
on ..... 25
....... ltlll
lcard from
Mich. and
As an instill on of this kind we are
looking for a l yer opportunity to do
the much muse warhin this
and would say _
ance should but“
188 Walhfngtonatmot. The lJtththouae
of finances just at
around to meet lie obligations falling
place
i any and all assist
'i‘hcriuult.
to
welcome ansistance of this kind Just
now. which will be acknowledged. 5
We Ire glad to any that all are wet
come to the curricula held in the min-
Ilon each cvaniag but Thunday. when,
the superintendent and
worker: attend the mid-week church
services at their various churches.
Thanking you. Mr. Editor. for this
space, we be; to remain.
the several
VIM it’d” ”WI.
Mm
lithe
so
Rev. Dr
Tllh‘. LIGHTHOUSE MlsBiON
ll: C PANCHER Secretory
“t“‘rl’r
nuance TAIL'IT cavemen.
NEW HAVEN. l.-5~A memorial
dare TN
I Yale Corporation.
Memorial Hall
anger.
at
After the prayer by Rev.
Rev. Dr.
VII
ll.
dluol‘pn
oil. of Hartford. Ion-
corporation. Prof.
John if. Weir. director of the Yale Art
optboontathn, Pref
medulla-it on be-
hair of tho unlverolty The IpIIltcr of
the afternoon was
Edward P.
Warm. of l-llrti’dl'd. fellow of the cor
alteration, At the (lit
‘Ruv Dr. 'i‘l othy D‘wuht. for
pronounced the
e to “lot which occu-
hio Id-
”firmly tghi'l‘cil t ado
.. rm WW
WHl‘l‘Im-MILL”
9: ll. viii
The nutrition of Mice Grade A if ’5
tier, of
its bu .yo:tord5aym
tillt
rold Bra
55ttlrf
would
Willi! Mil
_ tb‘woofrliy Kalli 1ku little“ “I rum
three feet wide and Ma foot M9355 mill:
which Dr. Man or ll dentition
hll robu of ii
Yale corporation. The
gift of friend:
nit-housemate bdrofrlic 5
ofhdrtbl to to“ 5
f the It! clduymhn.
Ills.
“t...
y”
. lilllllll in nu
Annual financial Program tinder
Dirtlllilanvfi. it Thoriddit
0 ler types or enginea need by the New
i
entail'brldgcs, will be started before
'a Padraig:
(Novel cold iu'btlild
Fresh .ln climate. .
cold. mt dry.
Ad; to every
Ritli or poor, sick or
Sititcd to every color:
black, red, yellow.
Used by my age: Childhood.
youth, manhood, old
Good at all times: Brenklatt,
lunch. dinner, supper.
And in all places: At
{NATIONAL
BISCU
DOUBLE TRACKS ON AIR LINE TO
START AT ONCE.
The contract for the double track-
lag of the All iinc division of the
New Haven road between Middletown
and Willltnantlc. a distance of 30
miles will be awarded probably in a
low dayd it was git on out by rcilahlc
authority today. and this yvork which
carries with it the erection of some
the cut! of the your.
The Air Line for years has been the
weakest apot on the New Haven aya-
tom. but the proposed bridge and mad
bed changes will put it up to the high
standard of the main liaca. The heavw
Haven have been barred from the Air
Line became of the weak bridges. but
when the proposed work in completed,
I thin; for which manufacturers in the
district enacted ibave waited for y.ears
this line will be used to I much greater
extent for transmutation of freight
and some of the proposed new pan
censor trains will probably be moved
over that line.
The new steel bridge being built
over the Connecticut river between
Middleman: and Portland is progress
lug rapidly. Two of the six spans have
been set. The total length of this
bridge is L200 feet. it will have a
swinging draw. The new bridge takes
the place of one built in 1872 and 'will
cost about slattouu. The entire work
on the Air Line will coat the road up-
wardo of a half million lollata
rnA'rItaNAL comm FAILS.
ALBANY, N Y. Nov 2.-~8uperin-
tandem of Insurance ilotchklu has ob
talned an order which has been on-
tered in the anode! term of the Su-
preme Court for New York county. di-
recting him to liquidate the lite
of St. .lohn and Malth. h fraterno
oioty. 'i‘ho moiety Jo era”
"inordinate lexicon and tran-
carting business in live Stator. chief
ly in Néw York and Pennsylvania and
in the nonunion of (lanolin. The ordIr
to liquidate wu grated‘wltb the con-
sent of the executive onioe'rs of the
Society.
Even the dignified hood waiter oc-
casionally put: his foot in it
-
ldc to ”"3
I
cruptionc call for immediate attention.
amt?” 1llh.'to not one
—— quarry cal-filly”itlmpmt l.
1:ng application icotlonallm a
“Anthem”... .- . Mm,
“ con PANY
; who to coordinate, :0 far as might be
, pmtloable, the
”A
QUARTERMASTERS PAY RAISED.
Salary Paid to Militia Officer Advan 5
cod $25 Per Year.
Of interest in connection with the
movement now on foot favoring reguo
lar pay for militiamen comes the in-
formation that quartenmaater ser
grants, who have been. up to. recently
reaching; $75 per year-for their work
at the local armory. have had this
amount raised to 8100 per annum. The
duty of a quarterpmaator sergeant is
to take charge (if a company room and
keep it in the condition required by the
regulations. it was stated last night
that the $100 Iaiary will now be re
ceived by quarter-muster sergeants all
over the state.
PASTOR‘B INDICTMENT OF WO-
MEN t3 SEVERE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.--Women's or-
ganizations are today planning an
answer to Rev. Frederick Lynch. pas-
tor of the Pilgrim Congregational
church who. in a sermon Sunday;
night. declared that more women are
summing today than over before in
the history of the ”world, and tlfat the
passion for mumbling makes women
steal and ”neglect their babies
‘Wltes about from husbands.” said
the preachfi. "husbands speculate and
steal from banks: the manager forges
to pay his gambling bills. and the of-
fice boy Steals postage stamps and.
change when he should be at luncheon
This vice leads to divorces. estranxe;
manta and enmities and is a moat pro
litlc cause for murder and suicide. it
has a very decided degenerative influ-
ence on women. Where once they
rad books thy are now crazy about
bridge. Gambling is next door to
stealing. for the winner takes home-
thlng for which he gives no return;
but that needle to be one reason wh
the wotmou like it: Not even the Io
arms 0 one ‘Inwa child about her neck
can satisfy the woman infected with
the gambling fever."
COLLEGE PREMDENTS MEET.
. AMHERST. Macs. Nov. 2.~~ilow to
bring about I concentration of inter-
oltI that will be effective and yet pro-
Icrvo unimpaired the individuality of
tho lnotltutlono which they moment
no the tenant theme for dlIcuIIion
among the monotonic and dotezotoo of
No v England colleges who gathered at
Arnhem College today for their on-
naIl convention. The prime purpose
of those function. which really par-
take of the chiraotdr at I symposium.
ill“ of New lilac-
land’o hlxher inattttlous of lamina.
and a) this main proposition all other
exnh'anaen of vicw‘a were today Iub.
cremated. Harvard. Yale. Amhcrtt.
am. ilowdoln, Dartmouth. ll‘ri ity,
Mind abury5 Tutu, Willlol .WI ey-
an. rite lake. that): nirofilty.
baton lliitvcrd‘ny min each Mr
tgd by tho mmltiottt and I. little-
“in. he convention will last thrown
tomtlrrow.
7 LAND. lilo” Nov. 2.—-Altlloti h
» - clover than than her liar
’ rhyme II shown
5 g
condition:
play, by day or night.
5, top lever.
w
well.
While.
age
work or
NEW OEMURRAGE LAW.
Compromise Agrobmont Ruched
' the New England CaIcI.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 2.-—Thc compro-
mise at Washington before the inter
state Commerce Commission by which
the dcmurragc time in New England
for which cars can be retained by con-
stgneea. is raised from 48 to 72 hours,
is due to peculiar conditions which
exist upon the N. Y.. N. H. and H. B,
it. system. and for which there seems
to be no immediate remedy. The com-
promise affects chiefly grain. lumber
and coal... All of these come onto the
New Haven system in extremely large
consignments. consisting . of ten of
many acres and they pour into New
.Englund each at a particular season
As a result the coaslxnees particular.
ly in Connecticut. and largely in other
parts of New Ensland. have insuffi-
cient facilities for unloading. The can
—1
in
olgnees therefore. are reed to take
extra time and tile fill is compell-
ed to forage for the a ll time the
l
of many of its care which remain
oven
oauoan‘ro KEEP saddNo PLACE
ON vorme MACHINES.
‘Attornoyflononl Dooldoo ‘Irlngport
Matter to This Eff'ICt.
Attorney (leneral John H. Light
mailed to Town Clerk William Thom-
as. of Bridgeport. yesterday In opia
ion relative to the designation of lev-
era upon the voting machini) titled in
the next election. The statutes state
that the party Month; the last gener-
Ii election ahmild be entitled to the
top lev.er The Deuidcrata carried the
last election in antiseptic: and many
Democrats were or the opinion that the
victory entitled th in to the use of the
Town orlt Thomas asked
for the opinion and attorney Hint
"gives one to the effect that the term
"General election” applied to the loot
Butte election This means that the
Republicans will be entitled to keep
the top lover. The Democrats will one
the second lever the some as they new
done since the machines: have been in
use.
l
:
_.._.._..
GIRL KIDNAPPED.
Two DIIpIrItI Mainline Run Off
With are“ Ralph.
MEXICO cl’l‘ilf.Nov,1¥-Arnibd men
are now in clinic gut-Inn of two this
pct-ate Maximo v o kidnappoli Grace
Rdlnh. ill yIIrI‘olti. from a lunch it"s-hr
Chicoy 'l'a‘ ultpao. on, Wetland”...
Miss Ito h is ‘I dioxide; or Dr. '8.
ill Rolph. of 1’5““an
A few dctltill of the chopping were
contained in I column received.“
the American cmbany last night non
enrol Killer. of Tompico. 'l‘ho oonIlIl
reported that continue Saturn and l»-
hadtfi‘ucndcn. d‘ooponto moo. contact!
I to’tc itidnapp all the air! Ind ‘iiddti.
Dr. hoot,“ watchmen a 5
Ire new in» pursuit. The it ham
joined friend! with whom tilt! «no
hooded tor Verb crux. Conant mm
on“ salted that union no “at our
the pavilion 'tho I Wait them
our. tile my“ It I c to prohibit.
'l‘bo taco of the Ill-l is in doubt.
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