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ai "communication ”is! Old
No. 108.? . and A. M., will
its roams. Nov. Iii. at I it. in.
.“D res. All Master Ms-
, la ly all lratarnaiiy Minted. ‘
Frstcmaiiy yours. -
oun'r M. WiLcox. See'y.
"fl-Nswa Departmzlt ‘
”clap-Bus ncla Department
Wis—Ira b Office. Norwalil
.‘ , » e-liditor's Residence
., lty Editor's Residues
Association
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0ND
cams . WAL
nationwide
1‘” u. bohth‘iu
TIAN DWARTZ
inhuman rue Paorlrs.
The stock of a large importing
so in New York has been seized
d the order at a judge oi' the United
a court and a suit for the re-
cry 0! $200,000, alleged to be due
out duties. has been started. The
tilt is only one of the developments
‘ the campaign oi Collector boob to
6tenure the amounts that are believed
be due the government as the re-
tot iraudulent undervsllling oi ar-
clan. imported. .
In the case in question the man
niactory is looated in England. The
customs oucials Were given a tip
by a former empioye. that brought
about an investigation. and his now
‘clamed thutan amazing system of
_, fraud was uncovered.
'lt is claimed that for tire yours
goods have been brought into the coun-
try under false classification and it
the government can prove its conten-
, lions somebody will have to suffer do
1 “daily as a result.
. That other cases at a similar char
.m will follow is very probable. The
information that is secured in one
as. is of value in developing others
And there are a good many business
man in the metropolis who are not all
they may be implicated before the
crusade is over. it is believed that
the government has lost millions by
under valuations, bill carnage suits
are very likely to spoil the proiits to
those who thought themselves so
smart.
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"O’DLIOTION OF .HE’DIFFI
k
W that Judges would object
”pointing, county sheriffs all the
d that it would bring them (the
'4 i more conspicuously into poli-
‘ The Postw says. editorially: "We
‘ l loses wby"indlies should cbiect
”Planting sheriffs, so tar as poli-
" considerations are concerned
Q)” dppoillt states attorneys who
' Vi,firy great power and have si-
vactlclties would materially do-
‘if ‘siiil'ritts were made by
..-?! oil- the present methOd of
\ ’ county sheriffs has usllaly rs-
iii in cities continuously
lineal plan would fill us of
r election turmoil. bill as
“hid plblt dill only it. “in“
‘st lit! blohwaslnmarlulnDad-V‘
1“ it h“ mm m. Waterloo. but Teddy the center chandelier to every corner
from its ustmllilhlnentr- Providence with his not of chimes and save an
comfortable as the result oi fear that .
(Bridgeport Post does not entire .
spas with the Hartford Courantln .
. race‘oi lobbyists-lu fact. I colicle fifth “mug! [rand Mil (if the United
humans which had caused thousands
or workers to be idle. .
Rilllt Rev. Bishop Potter. of New (Continued 1"" l‘irat Pass-i
Yorkimade IVA.“ to 8b. ”DUI'I church. Th9 a.“ WI. "an“ With ll!"
and preached a powerful lemon- . . American iisgs. an immense one being
William 111.. . king of Holland. died iin the :ua‘vi‘allhoi‘w the srmgry. 'lt‘hc
sitar a‘long illness at The Hague. like. 0 w c t are re a cut. weal
Ghost dancers of the Pine iiidge . "”3 mm“ the 031W by friends
"dim 50”“ ”“0“ “"9 ”“93"“ work that the members or the corps
an ambush for the United States ao|~ have done in the prevention of drown-
dlers and a massacre to rival Custer‘s “ll “olden“ Iii “0'0" Point, where
' the division has its quarters and from
w“ "‘“““"“- which place it derives its designa-
"“““'"“"""“‘"’“‘“ ition as the. iioton Point Division.
RIGHT TO THE POINT. i Flags of every nation and flags of
...-- ,tbe life saving corps were also in evi-
somo people have the idea that 'r dance. bolus draped on vim from
and to other parts oi the hall. Spaced
may M be able ‘0 “out i" from 3L with mice discrimination between the
lieicna on his his Stick. -Meriden flags were strung incandescent lights.
JmirnuL the flags dimming the light. making
' . ihe collie illumiilliitio‘n not: ilnd sootil-
ng in t e eyes. a g are a nil near y
Lord Lunatiowne may be “Cd'lmmislimtnnted. The refreshment table
"“9 a “Wk" oi' "‘9 ““0“ “ by m“iwas decorated with red. white and hide
clover parliamentary tactics he has hunting and presented an invltng agi-
ssved England from being plunged ”93’3““ k 3;“?! 21'2““; 33:52.3: co
_ corps wor e s y m-
m; zrxfi‘zmgogzflgl "’23” :21: plate the decorations and succeeded
"" ' in doing so about 6 o'clock but even
deuce Journel. ' ing.
.4... . The affair was a success socially
Japan still has a war party. But I?“ “3“??eg “dlutw forms; :10};
. p ease. e nove ea are. a o
{zlkmwl‘lmu count‘ry tire ”‘1'?“ who dancing until to'clcck in the morning.
‘ “r” not a t ° “5“ “K ”“5" draw it large crowd and all seemed
nsss.-—-Scranton Trlbllne-Reltiibllcnn- pleased with the arrangement. The
‘ . . .9... , refreshment table received the atten-
lt is reported that congress Will lion Of all throughout th ”Willi. and
probably do little or nothing for the soft drinks and “‘9 cream we" 9"”
, ti .
next three or tour months. it will mgyasg. 2: entertainment. Professor
doubtless take it that long to recover Kunbel. of Bridgeport. was present
'l‘ m » excellent. concert. He played six times
r line.
. and was enthusiastically applauded
8W ...... ...... down no ...... lfilmh‘ihdfdi‘lé‘ll' ..§2"il’1.1i‘“.‘mlll
a hlmdrrd bound“. the lower Cort of was one or the drawing attractions.
living he promised by the Democrats his time being Well known through-
“ or b 3,. out i e town.
Pamditlmm “0mm“ New Haven A teatnre or the attair, which was
' a Buf‘llll‘llfi lhli Captain hEdward J.
, .. .. “O“ Cross and w ch ma ct e programs
““39 J” W"! i" ‘9‘“ MW iii“ most attractive, was the printing of
Proud honor of being the leader of the :2: ”pgcérzgvg "a; $213!??? $33:
minority faction _of the minority.» knew or this arrangement. and Mr.
8"”"3‘13’" (“”0“ Smash was more than surpgised to
, . ~O—- oak upon his likeness as e was
Caleb Powers, who educated blmseii handed a program tor the. dancing. Mr.
‘“ ”""°"' " i“ °“"' WWW ...... $5531.13itli§l§.$‘§§h°h‘é°l.‘i££i°
:reasn‘ian elected in Kentucky. The” mom committee worked faithfully to
"9 9°“ ‘ '9' other congressmen make his port 0! the ball asuccoss. He
who might have been improved by an is one or the most popular members of
educational course in a like institu- "I‘le‘dhmgfl 3:: iii; humming! :3
u oogrsp u n c p' g
ilDlli—Jl‘allnton Gazette. thought of by several of his admiring
New Hampshire is cnnvullled by two ”$333 01th:: “goalienfxtlingwrcrc
“Ninth! alld learn something dll‘i‘ l3 bmuuhi IN)!“ on "no programs “I009
to happen to the state. The tlrst is No b on the first half. was dedicated
Mr. Mellon'a statement that railroad ‘0 "0‘" ”‘5‘" A M Pohlman." ‘
interference with New Hampshire pol- $19222” 0' ‘23 gfi¥”":ngog:nc&§£rzj
“ch AD OVPF. . ..e 0"!” h ”It! ”inn 0‘ “on Guam. John! KW‘D.H ‘|'o a
s pig‘witn two fails at Bunbornton.-- member of the corDI- The“ dances
New iluven Journal-Courier, were lanciars and were merry ones.
__.__ The ballhop‘ajnod‘I ‘31". ill: ‘ grand
Mas President Taft “two trunks tili- march M ‘ " nte ales ounteer
.. Life Saving Corps. which was a hit.
ed with data lor his annual message Then an“, "1 Am Awr’ly (llad 1 Am
‘ivlth him at the canal? We hoped the lrish." and others until the last one.
message would he brlerthis 3“,“ng "S'Von't You Walls Home Sweet. Home
Angelou Herald. “"h M”
The members of the entire corps
Six more my days before Christ- “'{ggg‘gdfi‘iflpmm w_ Ferris.
mas-put don‘t forget that there will ViceCommodore—«John Reynolds.
be none for a lot or tortilllateg,~.lloa Csptsin~hldwsrd .l. Creagb.
Anacleriierald First lAeutenant-ClllYord Benedict
' Second Lieutenantmillchard Webb
Third Lieutenanl~lel lmbor.
Lieutenant Surgeon—«Dr. ii. 3.
West.
Old Ckrk'm’ Custom M" Get A 4’“ Quartermaster~Thomss Webb.
From Nut Loci-lattice. Boatswalnulcdwald McKenna.
One custom which has prevailed ill C°""'”'“H°"’ Kerstin “mph
the General Auembly for 18 years is Sam?“ M" C‘mwu' "my
liltily to receive a severe Jolt incidenv secretary and Treasllrer—mCharisa
rat to the dsht over the United States LBW!“- W A B bee F k
' pr men~ . . ys . ran
Senatorsbip in the coming. General Krouisch, Will. Smith. Fred Bollardus.
Assembly. is the rotative system by hm“ Moduli“: Thurston Stabell
which the clerks of the House and David Bliss. mrl' White. a. Stabell.
Senate clerk of bills and engroaslllx, Dick creagll. B. Reynolds. Sam Policy.
clsrk are appointed. it is pointed out a. Podmio, w. S. Mayhewflhoo. Byli-
by leading Democrats of the nest all. m. y“ Walgh, Frank Relay, Albert
sembiy and by progressive Republi- ‘i’ohlmgn, Samuel Makins. Harry Ala.
cans that the present plan is one of bier. Fred Robinson. Arthur Day. C. A.
the moat objectionable restores of the McNamara. Andrew Lyon. J. J. Keogh.
policy concentration ct power as pm: iisin. Otto Schanke.
well as a breeder of the most active The oommiileea In charge of the
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DOTATIVI SYSTEM iN DANDID.
tor the graduation of experts in the Vohm‘mr Life Saving Corps are given
science of black-horse manoeuvres. mime;
The prevailins Intern goes this itali Committee-«Wm. A. byxbse.
way: 'lbs young man who secures chairman; aids. or. Crush. James
the assistant clerkship of the House Monagban. Char a! A Voik. J01!“
may naiouablydndud. sulslywlooll Keogh Dr. H 8. West. Albert Pabl-
forward to at least ten years of oillclal man. Victor Ferris. Andrew Lyon.
packing at the State crib at very Floor Manaur—Jinrry ii. Smith:
handsome salaries. besides some oil- aids. 'i‘ Stabsll. a. Stsbell." Keyscr.
sills play ill the marble corridors. The p Roblmn
House clerk becomes clerk alter one Retreahnlents~lii .l. Gmgb. chair-
session. pushing-tbs clerk up to clerk man: aids, H. B. Ambltr. b‘ N.
in. semis; two years there and nightclub. hart whlt‘s. Joe Walsh.
that tuhctionary goes up to the clark- The Robinson brothers, Richard
Chill 6! iii! and MW to “mill and Fred. took tickets at the door.
clerk. a: toolkit g‘ogs.’ 'higllnd are -.....
hand.“ roll t a arm I le TYLI OP MARKIRI.
noi‘stop at the last clar ship which . ...... .l,
~mariratbe edict launch. it takes They aids! Is Used by Automobile
its altionjn the ebb” and it ”bill . ,
$6 as i 1, “min" ”1 mm . owner-tau» sanitary 1.1m. ».
will o 6! thin HARTFORD. Nov.“ ll .--'l‘lio “to”
guitars! Aw bile department oi the cecrstary of
mm film” state's also is getting ready to sand
“Jug" out notices to all automobile owners.
of infill» ifiifliflifllflf notifying them that their restorations
installer; of savaial Gate min on ileum r at ll’aai. and that
s new atria oi ma altars must lie and
and altar January 1. tall.“ with
“To? is?“ oi signaling
iassist la pm“ and
in? «mam soil
are s also a circular ml in
it owners that desire to rein
‘nid numbers to fill out a blank
2??”de the latter. mam
tor players owners will
a ll,
will
a d by those who appreciate the good ’
a door.
In.
"le
"it‘ll...
UV or A woman
many were made.
Light, Delicious, Wholesome.
Bu! Miles. Ivor-Id over. an fl.
CDNDUCTOD 8T. DEODDE'B STODY
No detail
Connecticut Company Employa'a im-
agination Gets Working Again.
Harold at. George. a young conduc- '
tor employed by
Company.
the Connecticut
who oridentIy by some
strange twist of imagination thought
he was launching a joke. spread a
story last evening to the effect (hilt
cm,- of the company‘s double truck
care of which he was the conductor
and Robert Morton tile motor-mun.
lumped the track while passing over
the bridge that ll
and landed into lb
was quite a graphic one. for he l‘et‘itl-d
how there had beeil’ but three people
on the cat. that M l§rmoo Hilltop had
salted himself by In
himself. had been thrown up against
,Flva Lille River.
lid. ills account
ping and that he
Willi loll out. in-
cluding the information that the tide
was low at the than. The tide colon
dar said otherwise.
report reached Thebllntiucl other.
A little telephoni g to odiclals of the
Connecticut Coal
people showed in lass than two min-
utes that the conductors story was a
fake pure and simple.
Mr. St. George was also prominently
identltlod with a story one morning
last summer that there had been a
fearful murder in Cranbury. one man
having shot another to death in a light
whether or not he
was the author of that canard all in-
quiries landed inseam him as having
been the some of intermation
it appears to be up to him to explain
. wherein such stories are of pleasure
or proili to him ,
in due time the
y and Rowayion
I
MADE MODEL 0' II PLANE
...—o
Joesph Fordbam Receives Congratula-
tions on His Work. '
”‘—
Iil‘efl 000i!
.. Poll ice Thomas b
MW Wall street
The do: was crossing the ail-act near
liaison w nsnsdicra lsaal: market.
Well the . ‘ ,
“insomnia“, g
timid
Joseph Fordbam. 0! Main street. the
aeroplanlst wonder of Norwalk, chai-
lenlles Frank Hanks, another enthusi-
ant. to a contest in aeroplane construo-‘
llotn' That is Mr b‘ordham does not
really challenge Mr. flanks, but he
holds that his experience in the line
In worth smoothing. and that he is
‘from Mtusollri.‘
built a Wright bi pig ' that is a beau-
ty and weighs lour' linds. it is lit
course only for exhibition punmmi.
but iii‘t‘eMllti-Iell it shows that iron-
tlemllu'u skill in construction.
Mr. Hanks confined himself to tho
illeriot. lilollooplsne and is having some
success with his model. He has not
exhibited his all yet. while Mr. l-‘ord.
ham's Wright machine is on exhibition
all the time at 20 Main street. Both
young men deserve credit for the till
out they have shown in this direction
Some day their genius may be of com-
mercinl advantage to them
Mr. Fordhaln obtained his experi-
ences in this line when he was a young
than. its and his brother used to have
gliders at that time as they lived at
the foot of a «in foot bill they had an
ideal place for enrollments oi which
A cessation of these
, glides came with the injury ct Mr saga
Fordham' a brother. whose plane over-
turllatbtll a illlht. The inlur did not
rerun seriously. but stop . the mo
Mr. i‘ordhnm baa
W
THOUGHT DOD WA. KIM-IO. _
Little Fell PM»
lambda a
What nearly
of a fox terrier y
Ml lino-r iii no
"0‘1“”! takings:
mm o . r
is was in
it’ll autcnggiiil
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THURSDAY. Nov... igloo .
...-”m...” ms. ‘M'swm - a W .... u—u
Double
Attractions
for Friday » ~
Owing to the holiday, we will offer in
all our departments tomorrow
Double the Usual Fri-
day Bargains
0f Illiiliil ill iliilili
Not only bands, brinta. crowns. and
‘eahs“ of for are used in the making
of hats. but even little balls ar “but-
tons“ of the sort skins are uniquely set
in rows or clusters to make wintry-
lookiug. attractive trimmlnxl.
A small hand-bag oi Persian. ottimes
the sole bit of color about a dark coco
lump. in the very fetching complement
oi tho subdued tones that are so {fash-
ionahie thiasoason.
The dollbleobrimmed but is a novelty.
and as sometimes developed an attrac-
tive one. though certain double-decked
sffairt. elabosately overirlmaled. give
rise to thoughts anything but compli-
mentary to the women who wear them.
Though nearly everybody wears the
ion hip corset. the bust in a matter of
rho cc with individuals. and may be
medium or high. as preferred, or as
units the figure.
Very, Vary wide are the fashionable
bandeana for evening. and they are
gradually increasing in width for day
wear.
To pass on somewhat enriched the
smile. the hand clasp. the aid. the gift.
the word. the forgiveness, the wel-
come. the opportunity. the faith. the
hope. the charity which have helped
youmthla is Thanksglving.-——Pictorlal
ilovicw. ~
A little box to hang at the head
at the invalld‘s or couvsloscent's bed
is useful for dropping small articles
Look for the Friday special Price
Tickets
SELECT GROCERIES ' SAUTERNES. CLARETS
Why Not Drink
CHAMPAGNE
With Your Thanksgiving Dinner? All the Leading Brands
at Low Prices
Mumms Extra Dry. per qt. 32.!“ Great Western. per quartr. Jl is
Mumm‘ 3 Extra Dry. per pt. $1.65} Great Western. per pint ..... ..70c
hi & C. White Seal. per qt” H3295 Pommery "'.‘8ec per quart“ $2...”
M a C. White Seal. per oh. ...i 55 Pommery "Sec". per pint ..... $1.55
Krug. basket of it! nips. $9. 50; Clicquot (yellow label). qt....$8.00*
into, such as handkerchief. small mir- sch ....................... 85c Cllcquot (yellow label), pt....$i.oo
N’d'c‘m‘ ”0"!”- "0- where “’9 can Bipin's Sparkling Wine. one-half Rhunart pore & ills, qt. ..... $3.00
rmh them without «shins someone pints ....................... 25c Rhunart pcre a dis. pt. ...... also
Women who feel that they are at a Cook‘s imperial. per quart. .3115} Golden Age. per quart ., ..... 81.26
disadvantage when in the company or Cook's imperial. per pint......75c Golden Age. per pint . ......... 75:
others who make use of powders or
room unless they themselves use
them. too. should remember this. that ,
a poor treatment at the skin is far
worse than nothing at all. and should
take pains to instruct themselves as to
the right use of any aids to gooll‘loolls.
Let the cook of the Thanksgivina
turkey remember thllt slow and aut-
ilciont mating will greatly aid the
t‘lll‘YQl‘.’ There are few things more
trying to the head at the house than
to try. ‘ospecially in’the presence. or
guests. to carve a bird that resists
cvory chart. The turkey should lirst
be selectad with (rest care and then
looked Just as carefully.
iiav you ever thought to serve the
out salad in scoopedout red apples!
'i‘bis pleases the eye as well as the
palate
Without doubt the green shaded
light II host for the eyes. but take
an to turn the lamp so that the glare
trom the white lining is not reflected
into the face. for this is about as hard
omtllllc eyes as if there were no shade
at 1
Lemon juice tor whitsnlns‘ the race
and hands is sometimes too harsh
without an oilsctilag treatment. which
may be given in the cold cream MII'
a ball hour or hour later than
the lemon Juice application.
There are numbers of people who do
not know how to cook the delicious
scallops which are new in season. 0‘»
oi the most common ways is to ; ry
theta last as oysters are iricdmdippcd
in m and then in cracker crumbs and
cooked in fat. another is to Mid llslf .
as may mushrooms as there are scat.
laps. and a sauce. and bake in tho
divlduai it
Someone Ian that to rub the breast
oi the turkey with lemon before boil
lug still has“ it. white: and site also
says that bolas“ a turkey is the most
iwllwar cooking u. but ball-
is a dainty about will on
«Manse has at yet tabsbt
Cordials. Brandies. and all Leading Brands Beers and Ales
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
I! AND I5 WAOHINDTON OT. FMMMO IOUTH‘NODWALK
Lamberfvule “up;
3222;? HIP BOOTS
Reduced to $7 a pair
F. R. WATERS 37 Wall st
Successor to E. L.“ ijIOYT
Christrnas Photographs
Sittings on Thanksgiving Day
DOM. NOW AND ID AUDI OF HAVING WORK FUD GHDIITMAI
Picture lemme 300 Patterns to Select From
‘Jackson’ s New Alt Stole
lfti conusoriorl wi'rli arable. morons or ALL «mos
Jackson s Studi i: :: 3:: 3m“; 33?
both black is war generally be-
‘ com as. mtroll black is try us. and is hilt:
ly to brins out lines at the tallest
startling distinctliaai. which makes it
to liars all the accessed“
kill}
i sin «basalt the hair, nus
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