t
w “trillion uni
ti llama
‘ ‘l. ‘ ll‘ ‘1
. counaossas Fiat-man. ’
Patrick Darby at Head of litre Depart-
ment at Soldiers' Home.
it "it Would at their coats witlt , .
mopgfii: fitting 00. hits. we), would null 'iho lire couipmcut at the Soldlcrs
he
constantly taming their shoutdersTnl’m“ “O"‘I’Vlm “ “We "Will" 3;
.. , u , . , ‘chuuilcul fixtures ou the inside
'59 hitch "D ‘l coat ”‘8‘ [S "m (”m'rooms and hose for all parts of the.
. high enough mound the neck.
ore men ctmld‘with benefit give some
Many 4
buildings. At the liomc the chemical
tle attention to their clothes.
:and hush apparatus is located on each
i’l‘hcro'is u now for!“ of ovcrsltlrl :iioor. The water pressure from the
.m. . . .. ‘ iii ,outnide hydrants is amply sending
fiflsgduffmlllfi$333.12; “13;; if“: “y, ’ water over the principal buildings. The
Hips and in considered quite the “mm fire equipment at Norotou iioluhto.
. pan in one where the Walt vapor is
b .
6 mil anti alendcr figure.
f’i‘ho business girl who reaches licl‘
hptne in time to dross and refresh hcrw
golf for the evening meal will be hot-g
tor-natured, enjoy her dinner more and ;
look more attractive than the one who“
romains around town visiting that
aim-es until the last moment. and thsnl
rushes homo and drops down at thu‘
~ table alter the others are scutcd. l
Even a white broadcloth dross may,
have its girdle clasped with a hand-
flome bucltlc, which goes to show that
more is now no restriction placed on‘
-_'e buckle.
. Whatever your proscut sell may bc
“solve with all your strength of i‘t‘iltl-
lotion never to degenerate lhcnt-o. Be
Joalous of a shadow of iallinu oii‘. lic-
flrmine rather to look abovc that sinn-
(flrd and to givo bcyond lt.~--Cltur~.
lotto Bronte. 2
LA 111th cover for the cot in a girl's ‘
combination sitting and bed room in
better than the inouc couch cover, and ‘
It: canoe made by the girl horsclf ln'
diorg ind fabric to match the other
furnishings. ‘
.The raglan sleeve has a place oi Its
own in the inshiOns of men as wull as
of women. The raincoat is the start
gent where til. is ultra exploited for
Mb.
.‘gA‘wl‘lnklo'in ties for men that in?
ry popular with the taco folks in the.
rite having a little tab that buttons to
m collar button in front. holding thc
illflmlbuly aniluli point. so that it doas
not Blip away 1931) lbc llllilt.‘ of the
dollar.
2"}: to altonlahing to note what really
‘ it? little feather pit-cos can b’c
cited apitor Very small prlt‘eu If one
_ s the time to so about a littic. Some-
el a sample piecc or the last of its
at! is priced much hnimv what would
"turdliy'be asked for it, and this is
39219th home miliiuer la abiu to
five a little.
‘ t'l‘ho realistic littls clusters or candy
"apes that are soon in the stores make
attractive candies for tho ’l‘hanksgtv-
table.
mlf you haven't enough soalsitin for
Ill ultra Into! fun. it than be very et-
aotively undo. handing upon plitltcti
, iifon for bath «cart and mutt.
phlovm- 1M browned dear for articles
.. on it is hot. it is a good plan to
-. . e I"; ill Itnount and put it
fil’oflutfil‘o ‘
are.
still red hanging. are bettar in a
5.;- nnlshod with plain wall coverings
in tho latter case. the
.W- ,
4. MW W0 id, mm in! plain. with.
,ll .1. rod Minor. ‘
Junta a «plum t his waist
Wisteria ill that aria com-
:n . rt stands? cu .
“aim-unaware: tooth. ti. willy
. “ q 3th.. . out __ ‘ all
an Mir no a can so not
,‘a tax at who» am by. u
. in “W “limb Com.
many. ThOso who wear it are thosc 7
'clmmical casino with chcmicul
.Hooit and Luddcr company is in the
gnarl Catholic churches on the
which can he depended upoa for bulp
in cast» of humanity, comprises a llox
sup-
pllcs. truck anti buckcts. Patrick
Darby is the lorcmuu and ltlchard
llugdale assistant. 'i‘hurc arc thirty
mcmbcru all told in thc company. 'i‘hc
cuuine honor is a two story building.
well suitcti to thc purposca of n ilrc
company. it had a hall on tho acct
0nd floor. which is hand for dances.
'l'lic .‘w‘orolon military band is also it)-
r‘utcti in the building. 'l‘lw \‘olunlcer
ztcitzhborhoud oi the (‘outtrogalional
main
road from Stamford to llarlcu. tltrcc-
llitm'lt‘rn of n tuilc from tho liniuc.
(loorgc lluudulc i.»- tbe forcumu. lust
Wcok t1 lit'lt‘ auto t'lluilllt‘lll cugiuc was
ticdicatcd at the hcudquurtcrs of the
illicit and ludtlor company. ’l‘bc oc-
cnsiou rullt-d out most of tho lll’t‘lllOD
in tho biotic and lurgc numbcru oi‘ t-lll«
mus. ’l‘hc acw auto chemical in an
important adjunct it) the iorul tirc
l‘tl'llllmt‘ill, and can be readily calimt
in case help is booth-d at lht- homo.
'i‘bc tank supplying wutcr for ill't' and
ollwr richer-tuition at tho homo hold:r
4,300 gallons. in case of arc llic
pumps can be put in operation in
quick timc.
Mill‘filiilll l‘louuo, of tho Sixiccnih
tfounccllout. received his discharge
Hum lltc bomc Wmlucsday of last
ucclt. and will wiuicr in Hartford.
Franklin lluvis. of Company A. Six-
lt‘t'liill, was admitted to tho home. last
week. Ho has bccu domicilod lhcrc
before. Ho 05an front Winstud.
wlicrc he has nuttlc his home {or act-
t.ral yours hack. llc was from Hark»
hamsiml whcn lic culisicd in 1802. He
was capturcd with the regiment and
Wm‘t iu Andersouvillc and Florence
priaon. '
llanlt-l W. Albro. of the First Houvy
Artillcry, wun lll Company ll of that
regiment with C. C. (lourtlcc. of Hart
ford. the regimental uccrctary. Ho
enlistcd from New Haven in i881.
when bu was cngaod in ulochmulv
lug. lie was born in Willimshurg.
N. Y.. but has spent most of his lite
in (Jonnaetlcut. _
Night Police Officer Hoary Smith
was In Hartford. Tuesday. for the
purports of voting. He will avnll
implicit oi the opportunity for it
week's furlough. During his ubsuaco
Day Policeman Charles H. (lamp, oi
Hartford, will be on night duty at the
home. Policeman Bmitb in a mom-
bt-r of the Vetorsn Rom guard. lie
unlisted in tho campaian undur this
late Major William '1‘. 'l‘ttluott. on,
tinting at tile name than with General
It. H. ltimbinr, at New Huron. truss-
uror of tho hmuhnm New inn land
Telephone com ny, and Wt ilain
DWyer. (loam-ii "tablet. whacquontly.‘
liocauia major of tho Foot Guard. to
uremia smith has completed three
years of police duty at tho home.
The nambor“ of Catholics to tilt}
doldiars‘ Home, at Norman. who avali
thnmmlves of t a than to that annual"
!"~,90ill' n w
will‘m servants.
the second dun my in ueh month is
bot!» [tom novuatydlvs. Willi t a‘
halo who come who. porrir. s
l- 3’ "3 on! ‘39:
late
«13333730. in titles: mi
0 ill rl
t in charm 01’;
Norman. who
of smith
hr ago
iii. walhlnd
’tto‘tho ohm-ah. 5 till.-
day evening, November 18. to; “land mcilltt.
m3: lagoon an‘tt mist tghsahelfiother: on .. Mw‘ ..........
oven n; *iy . will any martian it fit! "on ll Lt-
luotin..hl.ltl. ultra good limi- asq , .l ,. 'l wait: '. .‘ 0
him all who so upwfihfllfofil Adm common .t-‘Nov. . mall/arron
m.i t L I . l { “I ”am”
fill ral'nr. 'l‘llomlllllnlocti‘lo Oil; is
;pcrlulendoni of thc Fairilcld lluhbpr.
lcompnny far live youth and was in
ll-iarti‘ord for tho sump lcutztlt of time
.with John W. (lruy, multlmt rubbcr
dings. ilc was a cousin of (ll-urrat‘
.loscph it. iiawlcy. and is an old-timc
(‘tllill‘lltlt' of John ll. That-bur illlll
Captain 'l‘urr. of l’ltllndclpltlu. iic has
a wile and two sons living. the iattt-r
belonging in Pl’Ul‘ltit'ilt't‘.
Amos Risloy. of tliaatonlmry. who
was in thc nary during the war, lila‘llll‘l
with Admiral it‘ui'l'tlitul at tho butliu
ol’ Mobilc lluy. has l‘t‘lllrlit’d to tilt-
from a tout; ”furlough. lilsllml
throlittlt lltc summct‘. llc has bucu
dmulclicd at tho humc for ion ycars.
H" is u (.‘otiucclicul ert-r boultnan.
and in familiar with orcry foot oi‘
watcr trout iiartiut'd to tho Sound.
A stormy day at the homo is not
wholly dcstitulc of opportuniticn for
plvnsurv null pastiincu \l-‘lil‘m tlw own
in lhc ltnt‘racka arc .‘tcpl lunidn fol"
llit‘ most part, tbcrc arc attains oi“
rttrltilih util'lu that attract ttllcplloii
l‘ho nilltlltllllz‘ and billiard rooms arc
‘l<'('lllll('tl to this lullcui uxtcnl. ‘l‘hc
library and rcntiinu mun: buy-,- a larm-l
ciiutttugc. 'i'hc old lmoitworinu itnrcl
lutvc cilougth to cnttrtuln tllcm for til;
min)“ day. The plnt‘tx It! t‘ct'i‘t‘itllotti
urn itcpt warm and dry, tho comfort
at tllt‘ pup in tho barracks lining pro-5
vltlcd [or by lilo oillrinls in clturtn‘. in t
lllt‘ hospital nothing is omittcd lllllll
can atmt'antcc it stormy day‘s plum .
art- for lhc sick and tllsnblt-tl. \Vlllicl
tho titty in Hill to bc classlilcd with:
law oi sunsltint‘ uutl ubnlcuuluc sur-
mundluutz. it is tuttdc litc intuit of by
hmnc
hallway and ward»: and how tlb‘ good
l llllll' as could bc t‘Xllt‘t‘lt‘ll.
it}. i. Morse, of tho Flilt‘lllll (‘on
ucclicul was atltnillcd irotn llurhatn
lust wcuk. sum-ring from palm poi
~=uulnl.'. lie was with thc Fiitt-ulh
through lhc whole of its I0rrlcc. l-it-
was uudor Captain .iulitm ilassclt, who ’
was ltillcd at lx’iuilston, N. t‘. Itir
Home was captured at that viii-Ills!“
mcpt, but tuitdc his cm-apc. llc wua‘
udmiltcd to thc hospital through lhc
inicrtcntion of Past llcpurtnt-nl tum
tililllili‘t‘ May, or Mcridt-lt. mcmltt-t' at
tho r-xocutlvc board of tho bomb.
The Lurking (l. Monti statue of “'l‘lto
Foltllor‘s Rt‘iurn." which oruutucalni
lltc grounds of tho hospitals, will soon
.w slticidnd for tho winlcr by a board '
i’llt'loiillt't‘. 'l‘liist cuciostu't- is pro-
cidod crory wiutcr and prolccla tho
liullau marbic from the ciit-cts of cx-t
posurc.
The electric light uucd i\l ihc llOIllt-l
is furnished by tho Stamford ltlcclricl
IJ‘R‘“ company. Witch titc homc was:
first eataltllsht‘tl kcroutlnc lumps wart-l
pact] in the institution. .\(lcl‘\\'llt'lli't
gusoiiito was iniroduccd. and tilt:
buiidlugtt llghtod front that nrtlclc.
a
AN HONEST DOCTOR
remarked to his patient who had bot-u
cured by Lydia it. l'lukltttm‘u Vugtn
table Contpound after his afforta had
failed. "Mrs. Walter. i do not bolls-rs
ln painnt. modicinun, but I will say
that Lydia it}. i’lnkltatu‘u Vu'totablu
Compound l tho hast msdlciuv evur
'llnool’crotl or women. Contlnttc to
use It." 'l‘llla is another link in the
long chain of m'itionco to prove the to
liability of this standard mmiinlnu for
woman.
.w w“.
METHOD!" MIN'B MILE cuss
WW“.
The Men's Bibi: Clans of the Bomb
Somali: M. iii. Church is to hold a
T hit-giving supper on November
is h. Tho following uommlttt-tm haw.»
boon sanctum: . 4
committal an tutoring. Charla» it.
lion and. limited“ ii. Mold: commit-
toe on dishes and tables. Richard iii.
llotiton and Jams O‘Hara: commit.
too no “harmful. it. Mold and H. it?
3‘ commuter on music. Dr.
House: commutation entertalttmonl.
not. If. B. Uphatn and Dr. Houu.
.a tag... ”on...” . . ,
to Vist'r ti'i'H nonwaut. l
A number train Stamford .botlzun
Now England Order of: Promotion. tilt-i
pact to so to south Namath on no
l
"ill
but. PM” s Initial“ filial dint
it (so
sauna-woman. b that wit
it iii.
“In” ,
lulu
‘ Evident That it is Not intelligent
~ d. l'cnlctl at my. film-‘3
lVol
the mum”. who waadcy ”limit-ill tin-ll want to thank ihc pooplo oi firing...
“The sloudr uso of
on,
‘ at... will: photo-1w ‘
I bud complex on, pimples on my face ‘
ma. mrlirod ma undigested ailments:
luvs it Now] autumnal); pull, on
=hare-ll ., ' and pointy}
. I ‘ truthfully g‘thatmreta
utu'ldvemr vs films only
I of them."
Chinook. Orifln. Sheridan. Ind.
. . 'r 0 0d.
End-0:3. P135?“ Paton: all, 0
.1 M ‘ I u»... . “M
r . . y . ‘
in lab
pane: or:
«mm. .n'
ii tutor
. itiiillli“ iiiiiii
-.. ._ ....... ..v.
i-
Even to intelligent Men
”u...“ .. ....
WESTPORT. Nov. ltl.-Nothiua
startling other titan the weather ’i‘ucs-
day and cloctora did their ditty on tho.
average. and let the lighting [to to
others. Not the nominal ltlud of a
role, but lntoroating while it was com~
int: and decisive now that it has boon
counted. ,.
it is very ovidcni that it tho Ans
traliau system of ballot is to be main
tallied; or rather it We nro to have
the Australian system. it should be
made general and uniform. and by all
means intelligent to intclliusut volt-rs.
such as it is not today legal opinions
and political promaitlonn to the con—
trary notwithstanding. it should llé
as is thc cone in New Yorit and in
Massachusetts. where a rotor propos
on to split a llokci, it only (mo in
stance. iltctl he he l‘cquirctl to prints
the name of t-vcry candidate on tho tic~
ltul llt’ votua.
Where the rotor ndlu-rcu to tlic
Hlliliglll tlc.kot.1ho cross in thc circle
in of course all that might ncod be.
Too much is left to thc politician and
moderatorlct as it is today tutti tlic vol-
cr is rcttliy not at fault in that hc is
made to appear ignorant, or his bill-
lot hoioggcd. Tllt‘l‘l‘ wan morn ilmli
unc luniuncc 'i‘ucsdn)’ wlierc sirnialu
llt publicuu and lloutocratlc llillltiil:
urrc chill. the crust: bring put in tho
t‘il‘t‘lc allrlalu, the rotor yut crossing
in tho lino to tho loft of gulmrnntor»
.‘tti candidate. What for '.' i-icrutcltcd no
«pic. was superfluous. They wore llt‘t‘oll-
tad, but not according to law or right.
.-..w-.-
HAWLEY is NOT CRUSHED.
--........,.
Criticixol Not-walk and Bethoi Citi-
zens for. Voting Against Him.
The Bridgeport Standard last night
printed thc following intcrritw with
Slivi'lfl lluwlcy. .ts lin- papcr worktd
tooth and nail to hard hint and all tllv.
oihcr Republicans cloctud it is inter-
patina:
Shcrlit Sidnuy r2. llnwlcy. although
clot‘ilon by
William Vollmur. of south Norwalk.
was at his onto: the county trourl
httttm: this liltll'll Ir. llflKlll lllltl curly
’l‘bc slit-riff lul.cs‘ltls dot. at in a good
way and \\'lit'li 'i'hc Standard rcimi‘lcl’
ttskcd him rm nainicrylcw, bu gladly
gave onc.
"i lllll‘t.‘ nothing but prniuc for Mr.
luiv-l'.‘ lilllll dbl-Hit iiawicy, "nut!
burl. Fairilclti 'l‘rtunhul] and othcr
towns in lllt' county for the support
tltcy purc mc. t.
Surprised at Nor-walk and Bethel.
"l was itrcniiy surprised at tho
action of lilt‘ ilcllltltilcnlts of Norwalk
and llcilici, having heard irom Air.
lllll lltc day lwio'rc. He sold ‘you will
hut-c a majority in the Norwailtu.‘ and
naturally 1 {ch that i would expect
that lh(' mic than would be a good
our for luv and I out much stir»
prise-ti at llic rcunll which showed
w “1'“ lllc count was tnatic.
"lici‘oi'c thc ntuuiuution of short“
was madu titcru was a tcudeucy to-
wards tutcusincus on the part of some
lmt'ard tlloiw who had dour things
whitth they thouxht. wore foolish. and
i cailcd my dcputics together and put
thc attention howl-s mom. ,1 asked
them if tbcy tell or thought that l
ought to giro . any to some other
firandldnic and ihcy all named that l
Bhould maltc the run a sin. so i did.
I loi thcm that l mirth ho defeated
for sperm and that their interests
mlitht bc holler off with some other
man up the candldatc but they wanted
'mc to try for the onion once mom.
"i bum criticism for none but Nor-
wuilt and Bmltflflor their action to
wardn tho party! :5'
-WW.
BOTH sPslow‘ANo arrlcrtva.
This indlcntqltho notion of ll‘oloy
Kiduoy Pilln all 8. Parsons. Baltlo
("tooth Mich. illustrntcu: "i have been
iiiitltti‘id with a savers «and of kidney
and Madam troublo for which i found
no rcllcf until i used Foley Kidney
l’lllii. 'i‘htrc cured me callroly of all
my rilmcnh i was troubled with
backache and aware shooting paint
with annoying urlu ry irretltlarltlu.
giddy Kidney plila
tlti nu- onttruly of all my former trott-
l-ltm. 'Ibty but» my highest rumor
minimum." 'rhu undue ”harmony. "’
m. ”w“... m
stxa «shoal». ssavtca.
Norwstk Lodge Planning for Ceremon-
ies in Music: Hall. Naomi!" 4.
Nttt'wttilt Lodge. Brotherhood of tho
llrntactitu turdor‘of mitts. is maid, ar-
rtiultohluhtu for. kl! annual molttt rill
aorvloo which wlli‘bo hold in Music
iinil. on llldl‘ afternoon of holiday.
littrcmbur ii! ., 'i‘lw 0933130134.“ ll 3 W
cured liar. Hit. it. Satirist. oi reh-
loh. New Jamey. to limiter the ads
drum, and be haunted.
its was luvimi last year. not could.
not. coma lielffliifll oi' othsr
didato tor my
mm than
this.
plots
ill
or. who“
.I WVM‘Ht
. f a '
.l'.
tilticas Which‘llext Billet Exac-
' raunsba’vi to... “lg. will,“
musalwd um
tilllllltlllill
t liillllilllliliii
m "mom-W
M
alive at state Will Fill
.iudgo Simeon it}. iluldwln. who
was oleoelti govnrnor in this state“
yesterday will ltaVu tho iollowing ap-
pointments to make:
insurance cot unluslonor. $3,600.
’l‘wo t'ttiirout cou‘ttnisuiomru, catch
$3.000.
Bani: contmixuiouur, $3.500. ,
Highway commissioner, $0,000
Building and Loan cpmmiusionct'.
$2.500.
‘ W Gum
Enihroi “Collaborations .
Embroidlutl Skim ." - -
I O O
moon .1. Diane
‘M-FIFTHAV. «WSW. Nazi? max
MMn-ndfldmt‘
French Lingerie
wort." am on Will!"
2‘ .’ no. 330
a. n. ‘ o. . a. o _ u Fm 2.25
o g I o 9 o - FUN 8'50
0 o O o o i FTP/II 9.25
Three huh comtuiasloncrs, compcn—
i .
(‘4'! v
nation til it day each for actual sets or.“ .r I! ‘ .- . .. . . . N I . <-~ ..
‘vlco. iMPRiSONMENT FOR NEGLECT— LIGHTED MATCH CAUSED BURN.
’l‘wo lzhcli fish commissioucru. $500 FUL pAnEN‘rs, iNG OF YACHT.
each.
BOSTON, Nov. l0.»»lmprisonment
Barber commission tibrco.) t‘ilt'll for parents who netticct tht-lr children
$5 a day for actual section. .was uugttestcti by Archbishop William
Members of commission for care of ii. O‘Connell. of tho ilomun Catholic
Fort. Griswold tract. archdiocese oi' liustou, in an address
State board of osteopathic rotting hoi‘oro the Associated Charities last
tratlon and oxatnination. thigbt.
Voting mathloo ctmtiniusioucrs. i “The laws upou the statute books
Two pharmacy commissioners. $30M relating to abandoned chiidrcu are
Labor commissioner. $2.000.
oath. t many," sold the archbishop. "but thorn
Two membcm of sculpture coiumls- ’ is a singular obscure or nominate lett-
uion. l lslatlou compelling parents to perform
Throc members of slate. hoard of, the natural duties which they owe to
education. ' their children. ~
Momburot board of education oi the "A special house of labor for dolin»
blind. quent and neglecttul parents. the pro-
Six members of the state board of tits to go l’or tltc support. of the family.
auricullurg. imight prove to ho a stop in the right
Two members of board of pardono.’ dirccliou to bring many littl't’illb‘ to a
Two members of plate board or ncuse oi their lawful obligations."
ltcnlth. i . .
'l‘uo ntcmbcru of state
(-itarli lost.
'l‘wo tncmbcrs of (‘onnccticut board
of examiners oi embalmcrs.
Two members soldicru‘ hospital
hoard (confirmed by novcrnor.)
lDAHO GOES REPUBLICAN.
liOlSlL'. ldttho. Nor. 10.»~~Wilh two-
ihirds of the returns of thcs talc at
hand, lilo (election of the entire R0
publlcau ticket, with the possible ex-
bonrd of
Two members state board or he. 06-min" of Brady for governor. is ms-
counting. h i Bullion-h chublicnn for ‘onsrosu
S st to c. at: illlf‘ ‘ulon " ‘ .' '. " . "
remix a cut 8 co “m t will have a plurality oi about 10.000.
Factory innpccior $2 500. The race is close bctwecn Brady and
who illi'nlllf‘i' oi advisory commission
for itppulntmcnt oi fcmnlc dcputy fac-
llawlcy for govcrnor. The Democratic
committco claims Hawloy‘a election
by not. and tho Republican committee
tort inspector.
. inspector—uoncrai of
cmupcnaatiou icon.
Tlu'cc incmbors of the stain board
or oxamittnliru and registration of
nurscs.
claims Brady by 30$
Ran motors;
mum
of the (luputy sheriff out
election now. it it! can dorcd proh-
tt day or too holore stroll
l
’l‘n‘o plumbers of stain board of vot-
crlnary registration and examination.
Two dental commissioners.
lsraoi Putnam canxp commission.
Board of tttcdiatlun and arbitration.
()uc mmnhcr oi tuhcrculoais com-
mission. $2.500.
'l‘wo sicum hollcr inspectors; i'cos.
liarhor masters.
MILLER—MILLER.
Former South Not-walk Young Lady
Hn Many Relative. Here.
Word has boon roceivcd in South
Norwalk of the marriage of a former
West street yount lady. Miss Annie
‘villlcr. who for the past number of
wars has lived in Albany, N. Y. The
following clipping from one of tho Al'- . .
ban} nswaimpors tails of the. wedding:
The marriagc of Miss Anna Miller to
tiiarcnco Millcr took place Wednes-
day evening at ii o'clock at the home
at tho hrldc on Dunn aycuuc.
.‘tiulml Woods was tho brldomald. and
.\it'. Milicr. hroiltt-r of tho groom. bot-ti
mun. ’i‘hc tumor was decorated with
maiden hair ferns and palms. and in
ihc bay window an arch was formcd
of palma. with a bulge wedding bell of‘
white Nags sauncnded in the cantor.
l‘ho music was furnished by Miss lda
Adello Millur, n ulster of the groom. ac-
t‘ompunlcd by Nathan Kuloman. violin-
ist. Preceding the ceremony the cata-
pus march was played, and the brido
onlorcd thc room to the strains of the
iloitongrin wedding march. During the
ceremony Hearts and Flowers was
played. ’l‘hc bride wore a gown of trait
while stilt with a tunic of white mar.
quisctlc, trimmed with satin. and car-
ricd a showcr bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The brldumid wore a gown
of blue satin and carried a large hott-
aunt of pink rosobnda. Misti Miller‘s
trarcilnit down was of dark blue broad.
cloth and hat to match. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller will reside on Wootllawu arc-
illlfl.
Among the relatives of the bride in
zlouth Norwaik are the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Hamuoi Sample. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Riordan. Mr. and Mrs. Wll~
ilam Miller. and Mr. and Charles B.
Gray. Many of the former friends of
Miss and Mrs. Miller will be surprised
to hear of her matrimonial stop.
AD Millidflt WEDDlNG.
WWW... ..
Ml. lRKLAND ALL RIGHT.
Rumor That Ho Collapsed At Ellction
News Deal-rod Untrul.
homoono started a report that Do
only Sheriff Samuel C. lr‘eland had ho
coma proatrutod and fainted whcu it
became known that Sharia Sidney».
film!!!» had been deioatstl. Mr. [so
land's Ion telephoned to The Sonflnul
offloo ylutsrdsr that the report ‘was
entirely untrue.
llo said somoonaraliod him on the
telophons tram Now York saying he
‘was a New Yorlt American reporter, to
local papers worn
It afternoon tolling
ill"! at tho
the «duct that ting
to hard station t i
tibia that the portion calling up and
raring ho. was a reporter was try
to work all a lake. Deputy attend or
hand was at! on a hmulng trip yaw-
M'- . .
*l‘hero has been considerable to
or a circulnr that was
lit ov-
panned animal]
_ 9;! tho agr-
port of which wall to keep it r. troll d
n attics by voting for lilhorlff 11an y.
it has been declared that» tho cit-nit ar
an a“). was gotten out by nniaxoniitti of Mr.
8 V liratnn’d and that the union lanai m0
llldrpodeiy left on' it.
a... a”... ......A.-».. .. ..
. UM. leNIW HINGE.
airman deputation» cast. emulatimflmnoavsntlon team on
snow, dentin judiciary and has
~ mt till insulators power to tit-eats .
, lot at. antidttronlis‘ outlrl. iridium
l“ . ‘2
o _. humanitarian». Court
its» and
M int!
puicu .
I ‘ [2.11mi] ”$2101,“an
{'5‘ mafia-Juiuifl'yfiu"
in “Ill and . will;
lwsn. guild with mu-
m ' ‘ DIMMLAW Ream
$019 31' 93000515 EVERYWHERE
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Tm; Light that Lights
No matter when you want It
or how you want l“ in
where you want u, a
is the Light that never fails
We Pipe Houses
ls yours piped?
[i not. come in and see us. or
we would be pleased
to call and talk
it over with
you
Or a postal
will bring our representative
Housemate: Pswer Co
oLOVEst
.4!"
it —-— THE wit
f‘ r
ft.
' ii For within it
i
llRiDGEPORT. Nov, i.0.-'l‘itrowluir
a lighted match into the cockpit of the
raw) rigged pleaaure yacht belonging
to E. 'l‘. Harrell, of New Rochelle. N.
Y., by one who had lighted liin pipu,
was what canned her destruction off
Steeplechase Island Monday night. it
has been ascertained that no fatality
occurred as tho crew of three men eu-
gnpod in the boat’a tender as was
thought to be the case by Harbor Mas-
ter Morris after his prolonged search
in and about the harbor and th.
Sound, and rcooiving no response to
his repeated hails.
Gasoline was carried to propel a
motor used for auxiliary power and
more unless of the fluid had soaked
the woodwork of the boat rendering
her unusually susceptible to the
llamas. The value of the craft was
about $2,500. The men landed near
the foot of.Seariow avenue. one of
whom left behind him his clothing
and about $500.
it is human nature to think well at
those who think well of us.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. ll. CONNOR. Mgr.~
T uERViCE AND cutam: up TO on:
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UPWAID
l
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
- Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL m
it. [tried & Vollt
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equlppoc
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In "I. Town
AUTO SUPPLIEI’ ‘f
l’bono tilts—~50 South Main Street
8. Norwatk. Conn. Music Hall Block
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embaimer
19 North Main Strut. 800th Nam-lit
Ruldenco. a Washington Strut.
Telephone at office. 3384!.
Telephone at house. 090.
NEW roux, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
. rm: TABLE.
in Effect October 2. ma
”a“...
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. ill.——l2:5(lx. 6:001. 5:41;. 0:08.
6:57. 7:30. 7:40, 8:17;, 8251):. 9:15;.
9:37. 10:20:, 10:4bx, 11:20:.
P. M.»~l2:55x, 1:05. 22491, 8:17,
itzdtlx, 5:35, hzliilx. 0:40. lizlitlx; 7:16X.
7:52x. 9:40x. 10:29.
Sundays.
A. M.—~l2:53x. mom. Bulix. 8:64.
10:20x. .
P. int—13:50:. 2134:. 2:103. 5:85,
5:53;. 7:00x. 7:12. 7:52x.8:31x. lizttlx,
it): . '
m
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NDHW'ALK.
A. lily—4:40, 5:40. 8:15. 7:408.
8:515; 9:081. 9:15!. 9:301, 10:02.
11:00:. 11308.
P. his-"13:08:. 1:10, 1:008. 2257!.
37:80:. 8:55. 1:80. 5:00;, 0:12. 5:86,
8:01;. 0103!, 8:088. 9:001. 0:30. 11:00:.
11:30. 12:00:.
‘ .0019.”-
A. M.‘“121008. 0:00,, 7:80. 9:03;.
10:03. \.
r. n.-n:ot. hm. 5:02x, not.
their. 1200:, 8:801. 11:00:.
SOUTH NORWAtK TO NEW HA:
v N.
.t. Mew-12:103. 1:10;, 0:12. rill.
¥s01:i10l103. 10:23:, lmtl‘lx. lliil.
. r. ammo: 1:20. 2:11;. 4:».
illgi tizll'ut. 0:4 , 7:10;, 0:091. 0:1“,
., ovation.
A. Maw-12:101. “13101, 7:43, 01.11.
illilillt. 11:11:. . , .‘
P ,lil.-——li:10x. 0:10x. Md. 11101;
with 9:43;. ‘ "
as at Tor-oath dammit.
it 60 r4255. 7:30, 0:00. 0:10. 10:08.
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