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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 8, 1910 · page 4

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genital itiniietero Aeeecie-
lien elFelrlieid Bounty

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FAIRFIIIILD, nous
t.ionaI hilaietere' eeeooietlen of Fain
held county held ite annual meeting eI
etthe First Conemeetional Church at
Feirileld Tueedey. Owing to the

eater etormy weather only about twenty

 
 

 

members were in attendance.
‘ The New Couenoatienaiiom.
At the morning eeaalon Rev. Mr

I Woodrun preaented “The New Com

eroeetloneliem II the tonic for die-
million. Following him Judge John

till Arch 11 Perry, oi Bouthport, who in a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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tor'e leeldwnee

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collecting {he recorde oi Fourth

le manned an approximate total
7 the people. which had a mark-
no trace in promoting a eeno‘ral

culIr. and which hoe had a bone-
ill elect. Now there in a record
deatIII and wounds from huhtine
dediyeInoidentn reported In Ieo~
Iii“ eased item time to time with
‘t eon'veyln: the etertline impree-
duo. of“: the total ceeualtieo of thie
‘tuee ,which occur to a hello Ice

The number of such for the sear
juei cloned to 113 deatha. and 81
IIet of injured. "Mistaken for
r." and “allot by a companion"
n the Hot at oaueoe for theae on
g III and an often fatal ehootluee
” beaneee III the handling or euna
; whOneIhle {or the large number
in which hunters accident-
at themselves.

..__.......
' Norwellt le turniehine the
It! .with a case erowine out oi
haunting in the late election.
I yoho there on reported for city
' Val: J. J. Cuneo.Rep.;,fi‘lii F.
Weston. Dem. 573 The latter
to the election. alleging that
oi the election ehowe i.-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. The total of the two votee re~
Ia 1.162. and he «he where
15 othere? He aled alleeee
‘Irreeularitial in the headline

 

y. December 1. 1m
horeeo and venom and any.
, ' oi harneeeee. blankete. etc.
men from the barn at Harry L.
. in steletm.

k of the Baltimore Bernie
Baltimore. wee completely
. by Ire. entailing a lone e!

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women-e. 1.5
not on the Hat Room
at 'l‘rlauuen' ile-

 

 

 
 

Iy Wellies. and thereby wee .

in Mt towards reform in that ‘

winner of the etete committee on
church polity. save a lengthy er-
planetion oi the eubiect. eulogy core
Iully into every detail. At 1 o'clock
dinner wae eervod In the parlors hy
the young model the church. the
port taken by the young men being
an Innovation.

The Dleoueewn.

it was decided arter dinner that it
would he more comfortable to merit

‘In D‘r. Child's e‘tn’dy and adjourn-

meet wee accordingly taken to the

parelnaee. w e lollowehip was
Inoreeeedgtdfl‘ inbuilt oi the mom
in; Iwe‘e‘fi "i‘lp- a'l‘he (ge-
cure on rename y ev r
Swain. Rev. Dr. DePeu, Rev. Mr.
Holman. Rev. Dr Berry. Rev. Dr.

~ Rider and othere.

Officere Elected.

A. resolution or condolence and
eympethy upon the death of Rev. W.
D. Hart. 01' Wilton. moderdtor or the
eeeoclation. wee peeled. "

New odioere tor the coming yeer .
“were elected. no follows:

Rev. C. F‘. Taylor. 01’ Weetport.
moderator: Rev. Herbert 8. Brown.
a! ‘Darlirnwloribe: Rey Henry C.
Woodruit, member 01 the Eiecutlve
committee;

Rev. A. W. Oerie was the eoribe
pro tem.

Rev R C Bennett. 01 the West
End Congregational Church. In Brides.
port. wee added an a new member

.5 Thou Proaont.

’I‘he tilecueaion or the day wee cx-
ceedinely intereotine. inetructlve and
thorough. and although ocorcoly hall
or these who were expected to at-
tend were aide, to do so. the meet
In; wee coneld‘ered a great eucceae.

Amen; times who attended were
the following: Rev. C. F. Taylor.
Wentport; Rev. Herbert S. Brown.
Derien; Rev. A. W. Corrie. Rev.
Henry c. Woodruil. Brideeport; Rev.
Dr. Swain. Bridgeport; Rev. R. c.
Bennett, Bridnport; Rev. W. H.
Ruling} Southport; Rev. John De~
Pen, orih church, Bridgeport: Rev.
Dr. Rider. New York: Rev. Dr.
Berry. or Stamiord; .lud John R.
Perry. Benthnort. and eeere. Bacon
Wakefield. Charles B. Jeanine Wil-
llein O. Burr. Edward Oohoru. L C.
gnliéth and W. H. Miller. of Fair-

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PRIZE FOR AD. WRITING.

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Won by Themoe F. Dewd. Manager ei
A. l". leekmonn d Conner.

Firet‘claae proof of the ad. writing
ability of Thomas F. Dowd, manaeer
oi the South Not-walk etore of A. l".
Beoitmenn and Company. had that
been furniahed by a conteet In whlc
Mr. Dowd participated. and in whlc
he won a hendeome caah urine.

The company oderod lie managere
the priae tor the heat edvertieiue moo
ier to so on a circular tor "Crown Ae-
ter Coffee," and of the private hreude
A row deye Ileana a bundle or air
cuiere. containiueI Ir. Dowde compo
oltiou and later the erlao and a letter.
intermiae him at hie victory.

All or the edvortiaine for the local
etore or the company to written by
htr. Dowd. who hoe developed into an
expert or ability.

JOHN H. LIGHT'I DOOM 'OR 00V-
CROHIP HAG “IN "Alina.
Even hetero Judge Simeon id. Bald-
win nee ilniehed hie centroid!!!“
the hero of Sea Juan Rill. and before
the blue doe u Coedogleut nee waved
oter the weet wine the oeoitoi .et
Hertiord donation that "the eovernor
haenowerriud. cornea thehooh of
Minna General John R. built at
Rental for the next Idem $131)ng

‘It to illilin . too, that!
aeyot I own no 1mm
toemite the boom hip and
and hie irieado point to the one

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

till

wi which be secured the nomination
to. election

for tho
{Maureen more! which e new
hde mood arenmeet in ever of
ale mutton tor the elloe.

Aiittle coat enviimentery dinner wee

 

 

 
 

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”mommy

HOT BISCUIT

Aleo’Rolla and Muffine
CrueheandCekea

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PINOCHLI OLUI Mll‘fl.
Mloe Myrtle Plane the metoee at
Laat IVonIn e Gatherin-

A meeting of the Plnoc e Club wee
held last evening. it was ound that it
wee convenient to meet and the poet-‘
ponement wee re—coneidered. Nearly
all or the membere were preaent. and
those who were not. had their places
tilled by gueete. 'I‘he priae'e tor the
evening went to Stephen Bray and
him Thoreau Verlin. while William
Rider and Mia. Alice Lyon eeain took
the coneoiation nrieea. This is the

RETIRID PODLIDIMAN

BIUSTOIAM
or. for thirty yeere a member 0

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

he had been livine here for in a
at: more. lie wee l5 yeere 0

other eon. Theodore H. Cracker.
at Winthrop. Meal.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

AD rouuo
Swim 8 Greek-

tthe

Boston police force. and who was re»
tired titteen yeere no on a million
with the renlt of aereeent. wee round
deed in bed today. at the home of hie
eon. Charlea B. Oroclter. with whom

neat
and

death wee due to natural oeueea. An-

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third time that Mr. Rider line been
uucceaol'nl In winning thie priae. The
meeting was held at the home or Mien
Myrtle Finney. to Berkeley atreet. and
retreehmente end a aerial hour Iollow-
ed the card playing. The next meal-
iue will be next Wedneodey at the
home at hiiee Thoreau Voriiu. ot Elm-
rreet Terrace.

oath Hamill. Genoa

’l‘ho roeular annual meeting 0
etocitholdere or thia hank. tor the
tion or directore tor the enoulnl

M~,m

One game was played laet night In

To ad . t e t of e
the pool tournament of the 80th Nor— e “y u “m 3," J n

1911, from I to 2p

 

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1 Altman & (Ila.

mucus roa cm roam Ami" SHOWN
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES

IWJL‘ING COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR WOMEN AND anthem.
MEN'S AND DOYS‘ WEI-"N03; MOTOR W AND
LEATHER above. UMBRELLA HANDLES. FANS AND ”AWN-
ERY: LIBRARY TABLE. AND DESK REQUISI'IB. 18ml"
NOVELTIE'A AND SILVERWARE.

JAPANESE SCREENS.

5&mcmv MAW. .
‘Imam.mmammflnw

 

A LIFE Till: "

Our 8911qu Hollow round iteam will lee you a lilo time No tannin
trimminxe. he value a in the himln.
prepaid upon the receipt or ,,

 
 

 

Election Notice

m‘cm NATIONAL ease.

t the
elec-
year.

will he held at the banking houle on

tilt-y.

walk Fire Police Edward Merriam. WILFRED no WELL Ceehi r
60. deteated Fred William. 90. by I south Norwall. 11.. Mac“;
more 01 co to 85. F. Jerome Buckley 3_ 1910'

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GINAMENTAL OIIIECI‘S W ART. ORIENIAL was AND‘

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Ila e or the ilneat terrain e.mhi:lhl:d

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I’ limo"! DOLflLAR athiithoemteet
oei it“ or For genital-la. “II?" are 11'1" t‘he ' 'rot'uru the
“grid ”a???“ “I?!“ .‘Ionrééiflmgigoguw’: 2:0- ”

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Tomorrow, We make self-Interest the .
the motive for buying. Q We present . ,
values such as no prudent person “
should overlook (I We cannot begin
to enumerate all of 'the splendid in-

‘ ducements~you must come in person.
to see them. II We mention part of

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Waists
VIIV IPIOIALLV PRIOID

WAIB’PB.
trimmed with lace and embroid-
ery. lone eleeve. button hack
modeio; roeular 31.35 and 3160
yaiuea. Friday Special

73c

Lot of Women'e heavy PER-
CALE WAIB'i‘s. tucked and
plain module, light and dark ool~
orine; ell oieeo; 76c valuee. Fri-
day Special

491:

Three Good Muslin
Underwear Values

That are Practical tor HOLI-
DAY GIFT.

NIGHT GOWNBaWomen’e ilne
duality neiueooit Gowne. low
neck. ahort eleeveo. trimmed
with torchon lane and waeh rite
hen; "flier $1.00 quality. Fri-
day Special

. 79c

me Did OKIRT VALUII
Lot of due luelin Potticoete.
mode with deep ruifle oi elu-
hroldery. othero with lace trim-
med licence.

smut-1 ............ 79c
li'dfil’f”... ...... 31.50

 

Handkerchiefs

Women'e All Linen Initial
Readaerchiete. Friday Special

.. 2 for 25¢:

Women’s Leather
'ilend liege

mirurtunhy to buy a loud.
and leeapoueive eltt.
Genuine Weirue and Seal Bill.
Itted with puree. einelo or dou-
ble needle. lot-ch

ere, black. brown. ‘

neon. neuter hi to value. Fri-
day nuclei

 

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Give Hosiery
HIRE All OPIOIAL INDUCE-
MINT.

LADIES’ SILK HOSE. light
blue. lavender. old roee. white,
tea and black. "Onyx” make;

perpar $1

GENT‘B COLORED SILK 1.18le
HOSE. blue. my. black. laven-
der and ten; per pair

25c

GENTS 81LK HOSE in my.
red and dorit blue. Special. per
pair

50c

LADIEB' annex alert noun.
“Onyx" make. per pair

50 and 75c

 

Men’s Christmas
Neckwear

Loren aeeortment of colon in

eeleot from in fancy efleote; in
ready Chrietmoa hem lpeciel

259

Women’s
Neckwear

Prinoeaa Lace Yahoo. round and
adhere odecte; retuierly oold at
79c. Friday Bneoial

49c
Burnt Wood Outfit

Containa all neceeeery ‘rticleo
tor deine the work properly. and
hoe elven Wt Interaction. Per

lot 8&19
Sharing Sets

Nicelyi nickel Goat'e
at ahead.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

'eealeeoeeeeeaeeeaeeeeeeeeooeeeee-egeee:-

Sample
Pin Cushions

Handsome embroidered and lace
trimmed Pin Cuahlone. all aim;
and colors. Pricoe range from

25c to $3

 

 

Toytown

BIDDER. BETTER AND DUB-
lER THAN EVER

Bring the little once before the
Chrletmae rush. Come. see the
lereeat diepley of Toys in the
state.

SPECIAL! FOR TOMORROW

3018' and GIRLS’ SLEDB. Fri-
day Special, each

19c

BLACKBOARD. with etend. Fri-
day Special

19c

DOLLS, kid body; worth 39c.
Friday Special

17c
\

Linens and
White Goods

DOYIJES—looil round Renoir
eanoe Doyiioo. linen center. with
drawn work; value Rifle. Pri-
day Special. each

8c

SIDBBOARD 80M. with
three linen centerpiecoe. llilieh-
ed with Reneleeenoo lace: value
81. Friday Special. each

78c

Iii-inch line duality Neiaeook.
eort linieh tor the needle; outt-
ehle her nice underwear and
chlldren'e dreoeoe: the value.
may special. per yard

 
 
 
 
 

‘memmo‘eeeleeeeeeaeeee-eeeeeeee.”
”h ' ‘Reelter'eerwnitekeeet'ieuueei............ .......e5e

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