tenovoav. ‘ valentine ” g“ P. and A. M" ‘ , NOV. ”lb. or. Work. I. d MIMI“ n“bill" TE Hi My". A full EWI 'm‘e We My l yawn m I» olaouea 001. ion which have been .d hir. Dibbler IppctlveIY~ tartan 1‘ general it ‘uaeion or act again. from the general ~ opinion lite well toned pro- tion of the oeaehae the bueineae y' it} line the common b’eaii that .ehould be the com, ing influence in the conaidcratiop fodtultated in connection with "w bridge have made sound are doubt the unity of more or itiie’ promulgatorh. Their purpose to he to apend a lot of money money than can be encroach» :l‘e hurt or any dint of public W ”eat. "which. 'at the beat, would nary alidiit and that in not green» hp the conetruetion pi. a bridge lit: requirementi demand. Bedtimeirt in strong for a ll bridge to replace the pree- and of ample capacity to ac- te all the traiilc that could use it from its two ap~ -hi0re than that in not re- apatite. oapociaily titer, drillileh wild remove the great ed- ‘ ‘ of the remaining water front lhrbor. heifer future considera- tide needed: now in a new bridge. , fill we ever not it under preaent it ia‘ a buaioela matter. 3 it in huddled in a buaineatr ,. . ’0‘ MI" 00 NOT AGRII. *‘le all going to plecee attract- deal ol attention. and deem- . aineda melt. Today the met ”one i u 3. ll Gong them that of E. " t ottheiCora Producte Redn- _" are. d . ..i J. Hill's atatemgt that ~dewththevlewaoimany Journal print opposite opin- enumber oi eminent ‘ e eummor home in Mr Redford in hunt! a director of the Oil Company. hir. Bedrord there in the peaalrdietie . byiamea J Hill ibelieve neg to“ have a alow but “mag .witb. entitle! Mm“.m. v to be dead caemite was wrecked on a reel oi! the harbor of San Louie d'Apra, Philip glue,“ intends. and live of the crew were row not! no Not a glean manufactory in an . , lit-anoint: on which a large unin- 0 people were Witnevaiug‘ a toot bell the. collapeed throvIlng m of pentatora into the furnace. Four- teen were killed inrtantly and about 100 were injured. ’ PiiPllllP lllllllflillli MUSIC HALL. The Music Hall tltoclt Company more than made "good." laat night. when. in auperb iaehlou. it preeeniotl Charles Klein a luatly celebrated play. “The Lion and The Moon." before a large" and particularly well- pleaaed li‘aatee like critic indeed who could witdeaa that performance and not be‘ iutiireeeed with its ell-around excel- lence; The acting was at all time strong and adequate. and. an in the case of the principal»). powerful to n degree such an has been seldom. it ever hill ore. loan in The Norwailte. and the advice now given to thoae who hove not yet seen this meiterpiece of Mr. Klein‘flie to ace it now. while gtherlr in an on tunity to do no. The Mutti‘c Hall Bio Company will more than give than 'who attend their y-e worth. of. that they can be nurtured. . Tito rail bk Mint the play are the World. and fourth. and particu- iarly in t e-true er the third act. when Shirley (Mile Gloria Gallup) complete» iy outwita Ryder. the Wall street money ltind (Garroll Italy). this being done by the sheer force and clever-t ueaa‘ the charming womanly nature. pitted against the driving. indomitable will oi this heartleae and reientieeu money power. She completely bailea pm at all times during the interview that taltea place. and frequently be maker hia admission aloud in hie no- true i attempt-to tofaihom her lin- ally eoaieaeiag to her. in the next act that hire baa beaten him completely and decialreiy. ouch an no other livinx creature. be declared had ever been able to do before. The acting or Mr. Daly and Mine Gallup wee eimply met. he was also that of Lynn Over- men. who euayed the part of Janet-- ooltyder. the money king's eon. who was in love with Shirley Mr. Over map'd performance wee all that could be desired. particularly when. an the son. he defied hie father to hie (are repeatedly. hallo tonea that rang out sharp and clear. gave that individual a tongue lashing auch ea made the audience eit up and take notice. The rather however. handed back some or thin iiiarpnees or month himaeii. all of which added to the interoat and tedaeaeea of the scene. It in hard to imdgine where two men could be round hotter titted for time perta titan both Hours. ()verman and Date. the one portraying a character strong and manly. and poaeeaaed. eithal. with a powerful will of hie own. the other typiiying a man whoae atrength or will cratt and ambition were won that no one had been able to tiers him edccoabfully.‘ until thla wee done by hie eon and abide», 'hiiae Gallup. an the heroine. made a ' moat churning Shirley last night. and uni? pletely won eyerybody by the aim p iolti‘ N powerfulneee of her acting. She la a beautiful waman. looked ex tremely well in her tight iltting coa- tamea. and with her aplendid abilitie- o’eaayed the role of Shirley to perfec- ' on! Two other actors who made a very favorable impression were John ll'lotn- minge. ea the inauderahly. conceited secretary to Ryder the money king. and Mlee Eleanor Parker. ea hiiea Nea- bitt, who eroded mach laughter by forum paradl‘ the fact that her father was prea cinema bank or other. All the o are in the can aleo pertormed their parta adequately. and telling the preaentatiou in its entirety it in unnuoetlonably the beat thing of lie ltlnd that baa ever been et-eh here. and everybody ahouid without; it .... ~~~-_ ”a... IAIN BURNS lN WISTPORT. WEBTPORT. Nov. 89.—~A barn own- ed by Edward F! Ryan. was destroyed by Ire that night with a loan of ii. 500. _!nll covered by insurance The cauee oi’t e ilre la unknown ww—vww§- George and Frederick it. lecitwood. of Norwalk. are' apending the day in New York city today. >.,, - 'liill'eaght to matters. and ed [are thia care it iaa't- .‘ . in patient ”well to unturned to hold it. The tinned Staten auxiliary 0mm EllEli ill PEPPERS 'i $100,000 for poor inland lleiupe Harborhmm tor New haven . wnuulrtoron. Nov. 20.—-»Connecti- cut in awarded "38,500 for i’lVei‘ and harbor improvementa. according to a achedule of appropriation uoeded‘ior filter and harbor work (or the decal year ending June 30. 1012. made public by secretary of War Dickinacn. The principal improvement provided for in the harbor of refuge at Duck island. (or which 3100.000 la appor- tioned. The city or New Haven in awarded 835. 000 tor the breakwater ‘ and 08.500 in needed in improving her-- ll Qfili'l'lzill. TILIPHOMI audibnce. and it must uooda be a Mr born at Five Mile river. Stamford. Bouthport. Greenwich and Weatport. One appropriation of interest to marinara of the east in that oi $60,000 for the harbor of refuge at Point Ju- dith R l.. one or the moat vitally needed improve ents on the Atlantic count. The aunt o 812 500 will be about in improving much laiand harbor and 05.000 on Pawiucltet river The estimate calla for a total of 830. 095. 098 and la in the form of a report oxide to the secretary by Brigadier General w. H. Bixby. chief of ongl- ‘neera of the United Staten; army. There iiguree will be lent to congreaa by Secretary of the Treaatlrar Mac- Veagb and legislation in accordance therewith will be recommended by Preeident Taft in hit annual module The eetlmatee are divided aa folldwa: Under continuing contracte. 87,300.01? Rinere and harbor-a (general including Miniaalppi river commie-Ion. and examina- _ r tiona. eurveya and contin- genciee . . . ............. J22, 027 001 Under C'elli’orliia debrla com tniaaion (expeneea) ..... 816.000 Prevention of depoaita in New York harbor. ..... . 806. 200 Many pet proiecte calling for the ex- pondlture of large eumn have been omitted from the eatimaiea thie year. Among the» are the li-foot channel from Chicago to the llllnole river. and deep channel for the Missouri river from at. Louie to Kaunas City and from Kanaaa City north. The elimination of many of ha ha provementa which have form Doria of river and harbor hilla in the peat la in accordance with the ‘inaiatence of President Taft that "pork barrel" moanurea ahall be atrangled. The aeneral estimates aggregating more than “2.000000 are applied to in worhe. or thin amount about tel per cent. in for the restoration or main tenance or completed proierte at m localities. no as to secure the continu- ance or benedle reauiting irom peat en- pe'nditurea. Practically 70 per cent. la for the proeecutlon of worlt on the Ohio. lieslaaippl Detroit. Hudson. Delaware and Columbia rivera and‘at ll important harbora. The remaining 20 per cent. in for the prosecution and completion of 82 other worlte. QCHODL OF iNlTRUCTlON. no...- Regular Army Ofllaer Will inatruot ninth Company. C. A. c. taptaIn (l. A. Welcnorelt. oi the Ar tillery District of New London. baa been detailed to inatruct the local Sixth Company. Coaat Artillery Corpa. 0. N. 0.. during the winter. and the first instruction will. be given next \V'ednceday evening. The regular drill night of the com pany has been changed from Tuesday to Wednclday evening for the heroin- modation oi the army oillcere who will not an instructors during the couree. which will cover a period 0! neverai weeks. interest in the worlt oi the oruaniaa- tion was never atronger than at prea out among ite uranium: and with the addition of couaiderahle new appara- tus which baa recently been received the progreee of the company under the oillclent inatruction of a regular army onlc'er. in addition to the 0 core of the company. ehould improve pidly. I... ._.—... The South Norwallt Truat Company edvlaee you to keep a caeh account tor just one month. if you have the money spent neodleull'. you will be able to alert an account on which they will adv. Goblet PIANOS W. We havebeeheolilagmanoerleht hereinthedlti‘ior airman I My you tour por cent. intereat. Seal ’8. Dacia Huntington eerita dWMem—aram themagiliyrlght Iaflmle lime Pleuleie WEDNESDAY . Housefumtshmg a W ORCED to reduce our stock to create room for Holiday Displays. 'only one way to accomplish our purpose ..__..—... . mourners WALK THI nor sauna at' caanmomet. Pyramid Temple. Noblea of the Myatic shrine. lie ally Intertaln Melba Tempe of eprlonfleld. BRIDGEPORT. Nev. .- 20.-Pyramld temple. Noblee of the Mystic shrine. held a ceremonial aeaelon in Eagle 11' ‘ hall that night. The local lodge on this occaaion' entertained llluatriona Potentate Fred Brown and hill aeaoci~ ate odicera and Arab petrol .of Melba temple. Hpflnfifleld. trend, and rPoten- tnto Henderson. Sphinx temple. ilert- ford: The viallora arrived'in Bridge port at 6 o'clock on a special train. The delegation numbered 107 Shrin- era. before the ceremonial aeeaion open- ed the Pyramid temple hand. under the leadership 0! F E. mourn. oi Bridge» port entertained the gathering with several concert numbers. The mini. clana were dressed in the convention- al dreae euite and were the red Turlt‘ lab for of the temple in the after noon the band gathered at the Betta photograph studio on Iiain atreet and had their plcturee taken Thia band numbera 20 pieces and the member-e come from Danbury. Norwallt. Thom- aaton. Ridneiiold. bier-idea and Bridge» port. Exhibition Drill. An exhibition drill wan given by the Arab part-01.0! Melba temple which was finely executed and brought loud applause from the shriner‘a This drill watt followed by an exhibition drill by the Arab patrol of Pyramid temple. which we alao iinely executed. Dur ing the ceremonial aeattion 3i candi- datee walked the bot eanda The milk of initiation nae witneeaed by 750 Shrinern Following the lnitla “u a aocial eea- eion with bold durlng hich the path- erinu wan entertained with a vaude- ville ahow. The gimme alent. pro- vided wan donated e throunh the goneroeityvor bowie l). Garvey amanenor of l’oli' a theatre A rectal eeealon followed the vaude- ville portion of the Me ‘a molten. at which members or“. he temple were the guesta of l’ryritn temple at the Algonquin club who refreah- menta were eel-ted in the bowling al- ley. The Pyramid temple band played eeveral numbere and' there were apeechea of welcome by illustrious Potentate John ..i Fisher and (‘htel of Arab Patol Frederick '.A Bartlett. of Pyramid temple. The vieitlutt Shrinera left on their apecial train ior springilcld at l o'clock tbla morn- lng. llotweeo the liret and needed not alone of the demo worn. in which Edward J. Theater. of horwalk. took hia degree. there will. a large banquet revved. Among thcee who took the trip from Norwalh are the following: Ferdinand it. Smith. Nicholae Martin. Henry Ile- theia. Edmund E. Crowe. Hilton Il- wood. Howard liowndea. irviug Rob- erieon. Arthur C. Wheeler, Frederick L Baxter. John Keogh. William Volt mer. (leer-go Foote l-‘redericlt 8 Lyon. Edward J. Thomaa. George lianivricit and Harry Bennett. Dr J. 0|.- ldailery. oi South ilaln aireet. haa reautned hla practice. alter A gentlewomen may do as site plan» a weelt'e vacation which he about at tea-4t ehe has the price. Autistic 0i. . . Nearly every advertieement you read nowadaya ie filled to overflowing with bar the in thin. that or the other. and the NEW way of dole huaineea Weare up to talir about acute in: OLD—10' old that name of the Item that aell everyi ing a clothea the to a . ,heve forgotten. anyhow. that it is the heat poll y. we iuet OLD-RA! lONIiD HONW. hat we .nriee more than anything else is your eanddenee. and once we eat title eeem to have re ttea it; oouddence we leave do alone Sterling i Milan nuani'.aeiam 3 M'MW‘ and that is Sensationally Low Prices. Come take advantage of these prices tomorrow We know of Tea Kettles No. 8. solid copper. plated. flat bottom. Usually Wednesday 89c Wednesday 15c , Racks blade of hard- .wood. mieelon finish. capacity 18 booka: auit- able for dealt. table or man- tle. Special Toilet Pails Large aiae. heavy galv.ani-aed At lut you can buy a bottle a email coat that will keep li- qillda hot. 20 lira. and cold 72 bra. Excellent for au- tomobillng, hunt- ing. halting. etc; 1 Wednesday Wednes- ‘ . Barrel Shape Hampers llade 0! beat quality willow. 23 luchoa high. dtted Regular price 81.10. Wednesday 84c tip-carton . " Saucepans a quart. extra heavy. eteel enameled. blue outalde. white inside; long handle. Wednesday 190 Skirt Boards l Madam! clear. selected wood. no knots: smooth an- iah. rounded edgea, with wide enda; alto 5% feet. Regularly 89c. Wednesday 59¢ nodulariy lee Wash Boilers also it. made of aolid copper. atatlonary woad hart» dloti. with cover. Sugar and. Flour Canisters blade of heavy tin. neatly lapanned. eteneiled flour Uaually 03 00. Wednesday $2. l9 Double Roasting Pans Marlo of heavy Ruaaln iron. fitted with ventilators, aell-builng: nine in inches long. Uaually ".00. Wednesday 830 3% pound lite. uaually 10c, at ............................ .70 T-pound nine. uaually the. at ............................. llc ........................... . 14c uaually 25c, at ........................... 19c Ill-pound alto. o uauaily 19c. at ls-pound aiae. Old Dutch Cleanser t-lb, package. cheapest way to buy this well-known Wednesday 19c Roll Top Bread or Cake Boxes Good aiae. nicely iapanned; will lit in any pantry ' aheii. Uaually 89c. Wednesday 6% ” '. wee ieit over until neat meeting. On motion of Harvey ll. Kent. eec-.be ended by Prof liarurom. It wee voted meat. melting the eppropriatien 000 to apeproprlate 0000 for the salary of the atreet mmiaeioner. The dleenaeion of atreet oil waa next taken up. and it appeared that ‘ the board favored the one at tar-via. which waa need on Wear. avenue leat year. Ilr. Riordan moved that ".000 the ap reprinted for street oil. or this 1.000 was for the percheae tarvla and the other 01.000 to be about by the budrd on their Judgment. it wee moved by Chianti” be utilitarian“? the m3; A attrattt tmrtorrn ll aetvltt (Continued no. ”your race.) .‘lfiie meeting wee called to order at it illdward J. Fin» BzflbyAe “I" of the board mom A. iteratroar. . an hearitierdaoum ”M of nentnoederoilowedend-itwaednally voted not to adopt them. it wee- the» flaunt or the new that the natior ‘ Hr. Riordan that Oh . de‘hlenhoh‘fi“ ll. Kerrllla ”beginntothelmldl a" At atin. On ”We: at M'it will voted that tea for the adlll‘l‘lfi the hitter of. ”olivine an bill tread the neuron. and or tool... a appeared be l mu ' ' , .. land recommendedm that an extra 0100 apfOrlmiti'ietod edre depert»‘ intend Mo! ”00. u flit voted. he matter waa dleoueaed at am h. length. but nothing duel W aettl At title pole or the meeting he... John I ur. a member or the board. Iiuch diam-aloe on Ir. number's former reaolntlcna re- carding duetleu. mudleae and permaa be leit to the vote 32 a dill" alli b- l Pilate ..
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