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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 22, 1911 · page 8

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next Iegal holiday

 

September at 111111 is furnishing some
will attractive tinys.

1... ‘ .————-.—.—-——-I—'.—.

; *«Noi‘wnlks Vs. All Stars, of llnrlen,
Saturday, 3:30, Amusement Park.

3 Connecticut's 1011111111 erop this sea»
”11011 is lurg‘or than last year.

Mrs. (i. A. Davenport, (11' Wilton, 111111
returned from :1 visit in lielle lslttntl.

 

There is 1111119. but little c\'1it~t-:t1
lion, that. the legislature will ntljonrn
this week;

 
 

Kenneth Vot'nttm. oi" 11311111 avenue,
has secured :1 line. position in New
York-city 111111 11:11: resigned 1111‘ one he
has held for some time with Ct'oi'ttt
1'1 Knapp. ' .

 

 

 

' ' 1511100111 Countli \'11.4.(ll‘111?t 111 1: 111
1011 11191101111 3100111111le 11111 hold its
weekly business meeting this owning,
in the Mystic i‘huin 11:111. 11:1 \\'11.~'ltitl:.'1
11111 street.

Shoulder Steak. 1331':

 

mil 111:1, 1111111

 

1P0! 111111311. 1111' 111. 11111119 .‘Illl'llol.
Colonel i‘ h.'11111s \\'. 11111111111“. 1:111-

tloplltv sliei'ili‘ in 3111111111111 11:11-1 11111111

1111110111in 101111 11111 t :111111 111 the Siam

ford helm-11111111. 1111111111 the 11111111 111‘
1131111111151 uil'nn, 111111110311 ' ",
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1-1ilr01'1'11 llet'hies.()'il:'it111

l‘ho “union's 1111111111111 111111111» 11‘

'South \01 11 :1111 will 1111111. 31111111111,
September 27., at 3:110 11. 111.. in the

‘ Rest 11011111. 51 Washington street, .112
this is the first 1111111111111 since June,
11:11.11' member is urged to in- present.
Thomas Gilbert. of Wilton, now 1-111-
14.11111in in New \‘otk 1111. :1 1111111111110
' at 1.110 fiQTWIIk 1111111 11110111 in the
11. to complete 111111 school

 

'tei‘dil' in Norwnllt renewing: (1111 1111-
0131111011ch

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John Austin 1121111111. 'nr xo'rwlnk.

:MTOSI'KIINI his position in 11151 Huh-

Iiell and Stool" Hardware Company

In Water street Vorn 11111, the resistor

. 1lion effort this week Mr.,\\’-nll<111

copes trout Kentucky and will return

i. on: no noon on he can arrange to
iotwé town. .

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‘ The work on W athletic field whit h
‘ ll 00 be the home of the Athletic Anso-
0100.01: of the F1111. Methodist 11111111011
~le church. in well under why. and will
1. 110011 he completed. The members or
. the club will 0.1001111 thwhurch Sntnr
1. . tiny morning. 11‘ o'itolor it, to perfect.
‘3 arronltomontt'l tor the molt Intl iioiti

“ 3 meet. to 1111 held in tho near future.

 

 

Word 111111 110011 rocoivnd from P111111
ditiphio tliot loonorti Floater 11111! Prod
We»: 111111111 101111111 111, "1111110 1111111
on Club." or that place of which Dov
'1! Mile: 11141111111101.1111. olub 111111111101
“31191100011101 111111 (glint-intuit): youmt
M. 1111111111111. mote-nor Edward Al-

1 Atomic Von Conrtl'omi Bonito.” tho
m1. pion'o Ind lit-tint.
.. fliiioy ion lit-£11341 William M11
' 11119. 11111 111111111 1111111111111 1111111111

hon-M
tin-11.“ and 1.6111 Spring 141011.121“:
oyob' Mot-lint.

 

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Noibon Themult. the. young nit-1'11
tho Mnhnekomo oignr aim, loom:
111111111 for Montreal 1111111111 in will
i fur iiib 11911111111111. Thoriouit to
with nothm' 11111111 meow

11 11111111.: “old 11111ng It»

. , ones that tho 11111111130 of climate
' 111170“ honotioioi. Vincent Canton
lion with tho

 

 

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anil- 1110111119111 0111; tor Trio-1111 .1. .

‘i‘o Flume .............. 50.00'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'o No in the 11911 1111111111111 51111111 yes- .

 

the bakeries.

Imagine their trip
from bakery to your
table; exposed to air
and moisture—kep t
in grocers’ boxes and
finally in a paper bag
on the shelf in your
pantry. Could they
be the same as they

I, _ were the

.. ' were the

 

No moisture can I
' reach them—no con-
taminating influ-
ences can affect
their flaVOr—-—their

Sodacrackers are-
extremely sensitive
gto moisture.

Before the advent of
Uneeda BlSClllt the
only persons who
ever taSted fresh
crisp soda crackers

were baked?

Now that we have
Uneeda Biscuit—ewe
have perfectly
' baked soda crackers
mperfectly kept.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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people in

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

day they

 
 
 
 

 

goOdness is impris-
oned only to be
liberated by you for
you when you open
the package. , 1 1

AlWays in the moist-

ure proof packs
Never soldvint buy. . -
5 cents a package.

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NATIONAL BISCUIT

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Iii-o Homo 111111.11. 1.1 11111111 ovo-
fiue. has returned home oiior I vim
out woolt'o ynootion ooont in Now York
and Brooklyn.

 

whatnot” 110.,2Ili him. or button,
soturdny. a: 30,-Axnuoomont P111111.

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It. and 1111-11. ii “that iitoyono out!
tituo mm» Dorothy. of 13011111 111111
flit. onont homily and Motor with

 

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till-o Honnbh than no: maroon
tram South 111111111111 out will now to-
min in manhole

moo mm 01min aflfi’fifl 1111111111. to
1119 out at hot- cousin. ovum. or

 

consul button. .11 Wilton.“ noon

ode i to lilo M1W
m adv-m Wt. ”I

which work'woro easily apparent. _
j ' The old homestead was attractively

decorated with flowers 0! all kinds. 3
making the 1101150 an attractive 111100

1 Elliott,
mitt-.11 for the purpose.

: tor the successful players.

“division of tho burn no "norm.

 

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Kuwait. and it to anticipIietl by those :
in charge that the sum or at toast $100
will be cleared. The use of the basil»

William lines in Wall street anointed
molly in reducing the expense and

iy approprinto'nloco tor the inaction.

The efforts oi the committee which
have boen‘oxtended over 11 common
ohlo time in curtain! preparation (or
the occasion were attended with every
honed-tor success. N0 detail but that
had been given the‘ most thorough
rare in arrangement, the result or

[or the curd party. The. flowers were
all from the home of Mrs. Stewart ii.
of (lotnsiot‘h l'iill. kindly do

From 3 until 5 o'clock the 111111015 111
thmthlrty-six 111111011 played CAfd§.1
There were twenty-six tables of bridge
and ten tables or 141111111111 whist. A
prize was nwnrdeti for 11111311 1111110. and
thus thirty~six prizes wore on hand

One hundrod Ind forty-tour ladies“,
of Norwailt society played cards you. *
1111-11111 alteration tor the benefit oi the 1
AJ:-'ti»'l‘uhornnlooiu Dispenser of South 3

titui historic eitlte of the late,1Mrs. 3

made 11 most attractive and particular. ,

 

These prizes were the most beauti-
lttl handmade work hugs and all who
were fortunate in seeuring one 111111111
most proud of 1110 11011111. Tho coin-3 ‘
111111011 of ladies 111111111 the prizes for:

 

$11111 111111” and tool: endeavors in this

direction 1111111 greatly unprecloted.
'-'1111it IllilitllW'mk 11111111: highly complh'
3111111111111 1131 1111 ,3 I
T1111 t'ontmittet,~ in 1111111111 vouortlny
11111 0111‘“ uptnoprh'itel) attired in
'11'111111 111111 wore 11111 1111111 red cross:
institute on their toll arms. 3 1
There were 11 111111111111' oi indies who:

: did not play curds “11111111001101! the 111-.
11111 during the tittorttnon. tner r1111 tor
the purpose or 1111111111111; 1.110 charitable?

1111111 111111111 done

3 The tonnnlliee 1111111111 to thunk the-,-
press and tho peonhwl the 101111 who
helped to make tin 11.1111 one of the
innit: enthusiastic vulture eter'
. held 111 The .\or\\ 111% 1111.) are moro'
. 1111111 pleased 11111141 why the citizens
jl'espontled 111111 11111 gttititying results

‘ liltuti‘riuily mt well .1111 socially are most}

11111111111111 to hear, 3
he prizes for the 1111111111 11111108 were
4111111111111 to the tulinwing ladies who

ilri‘ given 111 the respective order “1:

their scores: 1 '
' 111111, 1111111111011: .1111. 11111111111 11.
'1'1111 11111151111. Mir“ hinry Serotonin;
1 Miss Florence 11111111111111. Mrs. Wright.
1111's. it. 1‘. Prowttt. Mrs. Herbert A.
lMotthowuon, 3111111 31111 Curtis. Min
‘Qt‘milie Roadie. Mrs. George P. Foote.
3M". Minor 1). Handle. Misti Stelll
tStnlth. Mrs. S. M. Allot‘. Mrl. George
11:. Ernst. Mill Mantle Butler. Mn. 1".
ill. Rowan, Mi‘fl. Pillow. hlro. Robert
1 Way, Mrs. w. 11‘. 11.51.11. Mrl. Daniel P.
‘Toomoy, \iro.1\ .i Rummior. Mill
10111111111. Mrb. William hi Betta and
l Hrs Camp.

The prison for lilo 1.1.11: n’hiot In
ltriven in a corresponding mower to
3 the above: Mrs. 1111111119 11!. Raymond.

Mrs WHO Lewi- 1111.11.11. Portino".
hits F 0.13mi», 11m. JIinoI 12111111-
119111".- totally 1:. soul. im a. .1.
O‘Connell Mrs. StiII Koiohltu. Mrs.
it. 1}. Murphy Ind In. Ridor.

Tho oomloliioo to cit-m of tho u
coir no ”do up at tho toliowiu
1min: in John if Dorms Milo.
Ilium rum. an. vi. 0, Von-1111.?
1m. 1.. G. Botto. Mrs. Pruitt lilo!»
Mrs. ”Ill“! H. minutes. In. Hour
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lilo vori rooolvoti loot ordain.»
loo o'oioo It tho one. It tho NW1:
11ml «Motor comma-1m ion til-
pifi' 11111:: which in on not! within 0
short thin in .109 mu of Newton:
about to ho pom. ‘i'loin uni Water
room. on tire-1111mm. :

MM” mind In 'in the
Mflihooonimnmoooooa no

11mm on will ho mm to
WWW» ohm Iliton
tho boll! dill hold 101‘ lint“!

Tumult» lotion: allow

 
 

 

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mode in this season’ I very

 
 
 
 
 

A great chance for you to

 

f 11.5 to 111511.11 DRESSES 10.95

. of this lot of beautiful Dresses Ike‘morrow. $9.095 No two alike.

$3.50 to 14:50 SILK SKIRTS $2.95

in this lot sold up to $4. 50. Shop early for the best values. For tomorrow, $2. 95'

latest styles. no alteration: or exchanges. Take your pick

Jn. Q

select a Taffeta or a Messaline Silk Skirt' in all colors; Skirts

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We will sell tomorrow a n

SAMPLE ' SUITS ’015. 98

in the season’ 11 smart styles. All Suits lined with Skinner' s guaranteed linings. Suits
in this lot worth to $20. 00. This entire sample line, $15.98

NEW FALL SUITS AND COATS
$15.00 to $35.00

We call your special attention to our lineal Suits, Coats and Dresses, styles that are
dificrent 30d fit to perfection. Prices range from $15 to $35.

 

umber of Sample Suits of Serge and fine Broadcloth made

 

1‘1

98c 10 $6.00.

new in read

Plumes $5.

9 -

BlIck and White. Very

 

Millinery Advance

opening Tomorrow
A FEW SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

Shapes .980 to $6
Trimmed Hats $3. 98 to $5

Smart Trimmed Hats. prices from $3. 98 to $50. 00.

Ready to Wears $1.49 to'li

$5 98 to $2500-

Willow Plumes $5. 9

Plumes. We will match'this Plume with any $8 to $10 Plume shown elsewhere.

» $150 SWEATERS 5195

All Wool Sweaters for Mines and Women.‘ in White, Gray and Cardinal; good $2. 50
values. Your choice of the lot 31. 95.

A large line of Untrimmed Shapes in all col-
and styles. -F0r tomorrow prices rangefrom

We will show tomor-
row a large line of

Everything that's
worth while and '
y~to~wear Hats for Misses and Women, from $1.49 to $5.00.

98 to $2

We will show a fine line of 'high-
grade Plumes tomorrow. Prices from

Very specially selected stock,
very large high- -grade Willow

In
special tomorrow. $5.98.

 

 

“ 1. 01 91131011111111 Loon.

Antoni Coo-ion Will to Hold to Iriuo-
- 1 pm, Moot Wow-y.

Th5 forty-okhth InIuol ooooio or tho
Grout! had“ at Connecticut. 1 0. G
.. will in bold in tho city of Bridge-
tiort. on Too-nor. Bootombor. Nth.
"rho mo iodoo will no colioti to or-

.“ dot: It 9 o'clock I. 111.. ohm-0'1!

Molot‘o 111111.11111 Brood otroot.
(til-oi 11111111. item the ultimo m-

- 1111-.)

During tho morning Ionian tho
Grotto bou- ...;viii ho contort-I'd
Ino- oil 11m Input-inn with tho

anuuo tron tho iiubnrtiio'
union WW All not!“ and Pool
Ohio! “with”. Vino Templar Sonora
lihtondooto 11111-111111 Workl. Ind
Donation of tho Grotto Ohio: Tomnlor.
on olioibio to roe-1119 tho Doom Io
loom" molar- upon tho 11mm
of coo donor.

Tito moot nominotlon Ind election
or odious will no tho first barium oi
tho mom union. is

A public ballot will It held in the
mom to. loo-(mm bottoming
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W1 .

Ail mom»: «will» hotoi
In! Miro-to two hoof mode 111111

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weet Potatoes. o'er peck, . .V

W BAKQT’ICOCOA
w. Bolton Chocoioto ..........ih13i
Soon] Milk

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Baltic Cotton ...............No

415.111 plan. White Roso Onto ”......uo

Crooborrloo. Bartlott Poor); Apploo. 01-1113"u Corn. Temlioeo. Lino
Buns. Pickling Onions. Eu Plant. Minimally“.

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

10 NORTH MAIN ITIIII

1..

’HONI 14.

RP "' 1

Shore matters a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
1111111111; and Other Attractions "

Mini-i CL“. GONG‘I‘I’Q AWIINOON AND—IVININW ON‘THI Hm '
Especial Attention ' Given” to Automobile Portia
Tel. 000 JACOBS BROS. W

maintains 1“.»th I

 

 

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in: on balloon. treatment in will
you 11.11 mm: £1111 auto tho mu-

‘wtot'r 1.1111111111111111 ' 1,.
ntlono tor YWM 11111111111-

1m. molar-“11111. snub. no the!

 

j to 119130111111. No mm 11 tom Inhooi.

 

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