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“:3" .s “1.; . 358 Pa vl“-
‘ " ”atrial Comi‘nttnloatlon of Old
fill Lorine, No. 100, Fraud A. M.. will
"held at lts‘rooms. dept. ioth, 1011.
, p'. m.‘ warn. M: Mt BOWL (Ion
.; All Master mum cordially
anon-ah, dawn; will not begin in
earnest been» or the man ism un-
ti! arm the am or next moors. mania
oi the local hunters are already pro“
curing their licenses. We the am
at January flityone hunters have so
cured their licenses at the once at the
town clerk in Norwaik. The cream
number at then have taken out the it .
cause to'shoot since the full season
hue set in. . . - ,
This your promises to be a great one
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. SOCIETY NOTICES
«us-
ans' MOIATION
Nehemiah Candee. President
‘ ' Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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PHONE CALLS
gen—News Department
yrs—Business Department
spa—Branch Ofiice, Norwaifi
'90 —Editor’s Residence
729-5—City. Editor’s Residence
W the boot hunting month and the moat
‘ ' ONE CORDNEi-‘i's wav.
The latest railroad wreck in this
LLJQRQHANTU W MANUFACTUR- beginning to get busy. Plans for early
V Nice-president. Charles]. Pidgeon some excellent shoots during the year
'_ EVENING summer. ram.
(Or the hunters and for the various
‘shooting clubs in the town. The Win.
nipuuk Gun Club members are already
Saturday ahoota are already reaching
‘a state ot‘ perfection. This club holds
at the grenade in Winnlpaulr and the
members are anxious to begin. it will
he‘seyeral weeks yet. however, before
the first meet is hold. “ *
The prices for the licenses remain
the some. Residenta' licenses cost
$1.25. non-residents, $10.25. and aliens'
$15.25. The greater number oi licenses
are generally taken out during the
next month and the first of November.
The'ilrst week in October is usually
popular for the sport.
The ioliéwing have secured licenses
up to yeoterday afternoon:
state was on the Valley Division oi
the New Haven railn’gad. A train
rolled down an embankment and
many were injured. The accident did
not approm'h the magnitude of the J
one by which the Federal Exoreas
was Wrecked in this city. but human
coroner was necessary. The uewnpa-
l‘
per reports announce the procedure W. Gorhara, Raymond B. Gerad Davis
that is being pursued by Coroner Ds- Hatch. Fred W. "00:0 John 'Horan
Alva B. Ambler. Jr.. Harry E. Bait
witz. Harold iiyxboe. William A. Clout
her. William P. Cole. James 1'. Connor,
Otto Dei’lerne. Antonio Ferraro. Frank
G. Ferris. Frederic “r u )-
Jiie was lost audan inquiry by the u k j. e denthai, H
Around Anderson, Charles Anderson,
olin F. Carpenter. Louis H. Dayle.
'ood Freeman. Victor W. Ferris, Hen-
! Green, Stephen 3. Gregory, Herbert
via. oi Mlddietown.
”4 to be held
about
count y.
port ’-"i’~‘nrmer.
The hearing is
. in the "W" “9“" monument n. Lockwood. Paul bonnet.1
mom. A in” has b0“ em”““°“ed- John McNaliy. Henry ulnar, John H.
, EVldem‘Q will be when l“ "“1"“. W‘ Miller. Edward Miller, George Hiller
the proceedings W‘" "°‘- be shrouded Joseph Manny. William J. hiciiush.
in that mantle 0‘ secrecy 'bk’l‘ ““3 in, Frank J. Novsii. Herbert 0. Pol-
lhe coroner's 90"" I“ ””5 lard. G. Louis Price, Charles L Pau.
The "9mm 0' "‘9 American Henry '1‘. Prowitt. Louis J. Reynolds,
procedure In Coroner WV“ “m ‘3 E. Jay Reynolds. Edwin B. Roillrllon
that its findings will be regarded with Rléhard W- Sweeney. Ham W. Suv-
fljcontldence. and respect tor the cor- "dor, éhai'loa kills. Smith Edward
finder" om will be increasedrjprldxe Smith,’ My [Alum 9"”. Indy H.
Samuel C. ireland. Themes Joseph.
Sherwood. Thomas Shea. William H.
g...
ACCEPTED.
l. The bill giving South Norwalk the
right to . appropriate $50,000 for a
bridge and parkway. passed by the
legislature over the veto of Governor
Baldwin, was yesterday accepted by
the people of that rity by a very large
majority, which ,demouetrniea that tho strateulcui reasons have induced the
improvements are wanted and the neo- Japanese government to decide upon
ple ready [0 aggtlme (he fegponglhnny HIE abandonment 0! ”W naval elation
’i‘hat gettloa the matter at Port Arthur in Manchurin, repre-
ior the present and the people will '9'"an ii" investment 0' many roti-
wlfih‘mmmgepo" lions oi doilura.
built by the Russians when they were
In control oi- the Lino Tuna Peninsula,
Jerry Donovan. oi Norwulk. is a under a nominal learn from Chlnamnd
happy man onre more. That city was even after it was shown toiail of that.
more than eager for the bridge in» degree of lmpregnuhlllty which was
provomeuts advocated by the senator. tho cxlm‘tation of its founders and
The vote WIu practically unanimous roll into the hands or the Japanese as
for the new bridge and the parkway on
War, the victors did not hesitate to
spend another [test sum of money
upon the deionoes‘.
oi the coat.
have what they
Standard.
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approach». ellrldgeport Telegram.
v- ...
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
fl...»-
into the street.
~0—
Here's u prediction: A store of
fully established in thlhcountry. they
will have been so slicessiui that any
hint at doing away with them will be
that with the strongest kind oi opposi-
tion—«Hartford Port.
“0-
The experts figure it out that the
«oonamsionsl redistricting which has
Winston» wiiiadeesouah Boo
“ pubiiaana to ”imitate district to save
four and mm at! annual: train our.
dlstrlct to beat him. Two birds with
, ‘one stone.-iisrtiord Currant.
--—O-
President 'l‘sit says the day of the
damages is out. it that is in“ we
satay hays a decent presidential earn-
’oaiaa neat ”arm ma.
, 4- .
Matinee Ir. Dryer ulna as
m he rtili had the Democratic
'. with madam: tethe
hen-ohm» News.
.f ‘ , an.”
mm silvloes Ihow that the east
in diatom is late this: in
Waste-Ms m.
, "I a ..
Troy and Frank A. Van iluren.
'~ WILL ABANDON NAVAL STATION.
Japanese Gowmment Had Opent ml-
The women oi France have a some. Japanese he! M. the Port Arthur
what original way oi dealing with the station moods" in importance from
price or living problem. They submit ‘ novel MM 0' “0'.
a schedule of the prices they are will- land and of no u“ in the deletion of
ion to pay and it the merchant doesn't Korea,
cure to sell they simply pitch his stock resulted to abandon the place as s na~ ¥
Th“ ”“1“” may he val station and to transier as much
ext-lined from not enjoying the method of tho umtorlsl us can he used else-
uu much iii the public.~New London where to the n", m. selected n
“"Y' Chinhnl any. on the coast of Korea. a
position that will command the or»
tranre to the Yellow ties and the
years after parcels pants have been ("iii an" a Poohlll. II n" M “-
iord a measure oi nroteotlim to the
run mm nu me new 7
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s
lions on the Work at Port Arthur.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l2.«—Purely
This station was
lnridunt to the Roam-Japanese
But the acquisition oi Korea by the
it was far in.
no the dentition has been
weotorn coast oi Japan and the straits
oi Korea. Great docks will be non-
atructed, whioh'will be reserved exclu-
sively tor naval purposes. The port
will he closed to commerce. while Port
Arthur will be released for the use of
the members marine.
Hill'i’Ollc GOLLIOI IInOPINID
EARDBTOWN. Km. Bent. 16.‘--Hll-
torio at. Joseph's Gallon. ones a
place or More for exiled Kin: boats
Phineas. oi France. abandoned so a
seat oi Catholic learning except hr
twenty years sMr ths war. was or
oiled here last nisht with impressiu
ceremonies. in whioh the lost Rev.
nomads r‘stoooio. Apostolic Belem
to the United ltstas. participated;
Bishop O'Donouahns and Elation Hess
and numerous other Granite mm
as trail as notable mu. site had
parts in the cm
i
i
. fear at:
t».
By the Silver Sea
Do'you remember the wild. gray
sea. - -
.ti‘mlu The white mist falling.
' A gray bird calling
me.
Like a siren voice from the sing-
ing sea?
Do you remember the low, sweet
song.
Of a love we knew
That I sang to you?
Life oi my life. how the memories
throng. m
i
0t hearts stune to that led}
sweet song.
Do you remember one lair. bright
Int.
O’er the lonely sea?
Ah. lain would I be
On the yellow strand where the
white clifla are -i
And the sea-bird's note and the
radiant our. . . .
And we walk. we two. by the sil-
ver sea.
On the golden strand
0! its tairyland.
From the pain at parting and sor-
. rows tree
We walk sot-earn by the silver
m.
”Mum-newness-
Out of the shadows to you and
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l
~35?) m.
From 2%
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' For the Discriminating " Shopper.
Come Tomorrow
and See What Is Here.
Belts
Smart Belt with silk" elastic
back. and hid trout through
which the cloning la eiiected
with three stilt-covered snap
iaatehera. Small chanu purse
at the lett side}; also it! to 30.
Colors black. white. gray. To
narrow
l
4%
'1
:le '1? B ed
Washahlr Lingerie Braid. In
L white. pink or blue. 10 yards
to the pines. Tomorrow -
Dutch Collars
A dainty Dutch t‘oliar at Point
do Venice pattern lace in an
eitective scroll and tloral de-
siso. A pleasing eiiect is ob-
tained when these little white
Lace Dutch Collars are worn
over black or other dark cot
and waists. Special ior to-
morrow
' 49c
‘I’.
Soft Felt Hats
Regularly ”.25
$1.75.
Trimmed Han‘uno
$3.98 '
fill mm m
w
Cane m an” an Tue
Vmfiasrusarflnonssithrh.
Cocoa Door Mats. 16124, worth
500.. From 2 until 6 o'clock
360
Lace Curtains
Nottingham Lace Curtains. all
new flatter-as: regular price
$1.50. Tomorrow, PAiR
Door-finial «
Men’s
Handkerchiefs
Plain white Hematitched Hand-
kerchiefs. Special for tomor-
6 for 25¢
Children’s 25c
$1.19
Coral Neck "Beads
Graduated sixes. regular price
25¢. Special ior tomorrow.
PER BTRiNG
llc
Girdle Frames
Warren's high-waisted Girdle
frames, aises 22-34 inches.
Special tomorrow
14c
25c Ladies’ Vests
Low neolt. sleeveless, plain iisle.
laoe trimmed; regular and ex-
19c
. e
lots-p Lisle mores, all colors
and silos; 50!: quality. To-
85c
' ma. uma‘rm mm It-
Stockings
Fine ribbed Silk Lisle Stock‘
lugs- black. tan and colors;
made of selected yarn. seam- '
lees. Special tomorrow s
19c
1‘ Mott’s Reg..12'/zc ~
Seamleasiiaii Hose ,;
All shades. extra good wearing
Hose. Special tomorrow
9c
Women’s Reg. 79c
and 89c
Tea Aprons
Made oi Lawn. trimmed with
lace and embroidery, also one
style with bib. Tomorrow
49c
Scaris and Squares
”8h Gloves ‘ Drawmrk Saris and Squares,
lac quality Linen. hemmed
border. drawnwork orator:
sires 30x30 and 18x54. Torsion
l‘OW. 39c
NW HAN“. loot. law-Form
item Joins It. Hartia will bathe
mmmu‘mrnamisths
«randomness-immuni-
victory la the em last Ilslil
snowman-n Other
pheasantbsWdeb-tuiiihs
.liisd nation: castration Arthur D.
miles: M. m o. reassu-
m:wmamam:m
Mr “W a! mu; ”3
paras were ”It and w. numb
more» must * iler um aloe, «-
‘ieateeau opponent. out. 1am J.
Mimi id W.
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PIIPAMNO FRINGH NOTI.
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Minister 6. delves film it to West.
«at Patieries. at Rambeuillet.
PARIS, lent. ltd-The minister of
uranium. I do Soiree. west to
Win near. hauhithoflub
east lilies-lanthanum Minoan-
nsai's mater manuals lacking to s
Wdthalormeispats.
Thurston-Winslow .
cabinet. yesterday. alter a trait had
beau new to his enthuse“ by >
the isreiu him and the situation
Mines-shy discussed horae'niaim
,tsrsiorthreehsuta.
M alert will be Isle its as sea- «2
eludetbs letter that mm ails ;
I» be m to I. m til it
Mamba-em stileflia weaver
motoris-
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