..-.-. .-M..,.._._.....—_.- .c- -..-
9 . , aaama- steam-shrunk: very soft. serviceable and comfortable; . ». v.” havelon a..." “up... ”911.,"de gm.-
3 Ngfigssarmt‘lgghn‘igmegjure fxskraiififwyggld :gudbelyrwm; d“ ".'Ileetltbolua‘&aaaaaaa~”ua&aale-analblltlobnol j “W h In‘lh‘o” Mn“ mt my. '0 mph [homu‘ I, W- 3.1%
l double Iguascts; finest pearl buttons. Every garment ateam-ahrunk. very u. . in." 1 . ”‘1' underwear. exceptional value. ' garment. ‘ ' ‘ ' ° ' ' ‘ ' ' " ' '
‘ single t read that into this garment was carefully combed before it was 30", “Id kl]. UM .. . flunglly fine ‘ " Women C RI!“ UIIMW—lm ted Swiss ribbed veats
spun—that's why it. so amooth. This is the linear underwear of this kind wool combinl a “I". m M. has mm selected ‘1‘ "a m“, made of line Australian , soft and durable. Made with
I “a" “l“m- wooleapeciallywovenforualalaaZyaara..................... a mmidfimlifllmuolhmvhodninvm I'M."
Drawers and Single-breasted Shirta' each, $1.95 ‘0 am“, “a m . , _ , p ' * wear at a very low price. .
\‘ Double-breasted Shirts at ‘2.” , «m an... w my .. : "p. Short-iaeve vests. alas. Long-sleeve vests, area. . mu. ’5'“; J
Wthvei3’7,000loCharlty
1 And We‘Aslr Our Customers
To Distribute It for Us.
avails cost. nutty VDTE
And Absolutely Without Coat
Full particulars “it Charity Voting Booth
'er
near Ladlea'tPal'lor.
Fourth Floor. MAIN Building.
°-M'V°'N“‘w M H - . .
surnames,» Jim , . .
Hats Trtmm j ed Free ' ‘ -
Wm..vmu
l
uncouuanrtou .wtr‘u '
.1581, "4‘
F.
our Annual
Sale of
Knit
By all means one of the greatest sales ever held in this country. We cannot compare this
sale with any similar event that has gone before, because no such valu
by this or'uny other house. and you can depend u n it that no such a le will be liable to occur
at any future time, because it’s so seldom that in e conditions make a sale at this kind possible;
, Hummer)!“ . ,
have ever been offered sale is in progress.
tenement. -‘ '. ‘
nderWear
. our GREENHU
and
We Purchased Through the National Bank of Cohoes, N. Y., on Enormous Quantity of the Parent Natural
WI Knit Underwear Made by the Victor Knitting Mills 00., Who Are Now in the Honda of the Receiver
Fortified with the greatest gatherin of reliable Knit Underwear ever marshalled for our
annual sale-oall bought at prices that ma e these wonderful values possible—awe intend to break
Men’s Knit underwear—line natural wool underwear: soft
' and serviceable, warm and comfortable.
Surpassing in bargain character any similar
olferillg that has ever been made. and of
course you know that when we make a strong
statement like this we're prepared to back
it up. The shirts are single- or double-front
and back; the seams are double—sewn. and
on know that that means stability and last-
ing service. Double gusaefed drawers, titled
with pearl buttons; all sizes oi
shirts and drawers‘ a garment, 98C
osltlvely 60 %
during this Annual Sale. . . . .....
Men’s Knit Underwear
natural wool~—iust enough cotton n these rrnents
to make them soft and pleasant to the akin an 0 make
them retain their aha and with out of the tub like
new. it's impossible or us to state the value strongly
enough. The shirts are sin Ie- or double-front and
back; double-sewn seams an double gusset: In draw-
ers; all sizes. You’ll certainly accure the best .
- underwear you have ever seen at this low '79
: titrlce. Agarment ......................... i c
Men’s Knit Un erwear-lrs value like this item rovides
that rompts thousands to watch and wait for this Annual Knit nderwear
Sale. This is a heavy weight part natural wool specially knitted under-
wear-whirls and draweerlcndid wearing garments; all sizes; and
we’re willing to go on record that you will wait many a day be- 59
C
fore you can buy their equal at this sensationally low price. A
armcnt......... .............
Men’s Knit Underwear—made of heavy natural color rib-
bed cotton. Shirts and drawers built for rigorous weather; slightly fleecet}
in order to give that soil. warm and comfortable feelin ; fitted with pear
buttons; scams sewed double. We certify to you by th writing ,
that this underwear at this price represents the most remarkable 39
value ever arran ed for your choosing. A garment ..... a. ..... .. 6
Men's Knit nderwear—tbia is a heavy and reliable fleece-
Iined underwear—shirts and drawers. ideal for those who do outside work
or for those who desire extra protection. You have never bought .
its equal before at this price. and we doubt if you will ever buy as 49
ood at this price again. All sizes. A garment ..... . . . . .. . ..... . c
Nfen’s Knit Underwear—an extra fine quality oi heavy-
weight ribbed natural wool underwear~ahirta or drawers. Made tram
careiully spun yarn. And when we tell you that it is the beat un- .
derwcar ever sold at this price. we know what we are talking about. 7 9
Allsizeskfiarment.... ..... ‘. ....... . C
Men’s t Underweur-fine ribbed ail‘wool combination
suits made according to our own specifications from careiully selected
yarn. it’s a value that is an unusual that we can any to you .
thrt ‘it's the best union-sult-bargaln of a decade. on don't3125
m 55 f ............................ . . . . . .
Men’s Knit Underwear—made of heavy weight natural
.wool and camel's hair. noted the world over for their enduring quality. their
soft even texture-what of centre they have never been sold belore‘ g9. ,
I .c
q.
..aaaa..-.aa-a ...........
anlatlepleaevoa-a
at this unusually low price, so you want to secure your supply now.
Either shirts or drawers in all altar. A garment. . . .... .
'lt .....
Children's Knit Underwear
Boys’ and Girls’ Underwear~llne ribbed cotton shirtst
pants and drawers in natural. cream or white° well made, very aott . .
and will ve excellent service. Our Annual hale price provides an 19c
Boys’ Knit Underwear—natural worsted ribbed pants . '
and drawers. double-sewn seams. One of the cial values hun- 65
dreds of mothers await each year. All alaaa. le they last. . . . . _ ‘ C
Boys’ and Girls' Underwear—specially line slxly'per cent
natural white wool shirts. pants and tigers-t a splendid wearing _
quality. and the value is an out at the 0 that It will pay syou to
secure your entire season's supply during Annual Sale. in 18 400
‘h-nasaqoaaoa-aaoaaa. ...................... ...-..aaa-caaaeo
.
. Eachalaelargerbeealra
Girls’ Knit Underwear-a hne
uality of ribbed worsted
vests and pa in that alforda a a lendid cod-weal protection;
materially bio and services is; an axceptl value; two-
year
aaoaaaeaaeaeaa... ------ to... ....... ..aaaaaaIaa-aaaa
rural-trauma
Glrls’ Knit Underwear
-rlfl wool ribbed combination
writs. cream eaten a practical.
comtottabIa and M gar-
ment. at which we call as aw
dices quantity. tonly ?
metros;
Knit Underwear—-
line cotton ribbed vests and side-
hand paata, all
produce that
t at will appeal to thousands of women, es
to those who have come to know the wonderiu values
t Ia Annual Sale always alferda. These combina-
na are slightly linseed—a delight to delicate skins.
tly fleeced in order to
effect; regular or extra
un anted bargain; two-year size ............ .............. m"; In cream orwhite. Vesta have 1°“
. or abort sleeves. Notwithstanding its low
30 “in for Oldl “IO M0! mice have direct ofiattemo thei coda;-
. . c aracler o l a t e
Girls' Knit Underwear—{vests and ants of extra . excellent nallty. rd. main?" -° '.
line rilhled cotton; slightly fleecad. In cream on or. This Annual 20 character positively unprece-
Salc marks the lowest price at the year; two-year also. a. . . . . . . . . . ‘3 dented. Special at .............. c
be extra for each lac larger Women’s Knit
bbad cotton combhllation suit. Here's
and besides. they are so warm and service-
able l, Silk ribbon-trimmed; all sites. While
they lent ......................... . ......
cotton ribbed.
ribbed
cheted.
Women’s Knit Underwear-exlra tin e
silk-trimmed combination suits;
white and cream color; long or short sleeves; a veri-
table bargain-wonder at but extremely low sale price.
quay-lee
nderwearma very line
aanltwollalaeao
Complimentary no! \
Stain; sFree
:Q ‘ 10.9: loci... a
. 63%.. Any of... will:
These will be diatribe :ed Tuesday in
T Building, Premium ‘ '
Parlor, Third ,Floor.
5‘,
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For Men, Wome ”
Children
therefore. we urge upon you to take advantage at these immense values while this great annual
in addition to the enormous stock from our regular mills. especially acquired for this great
annual event, the value-giving character of this sale has been sensationally enhanced.
all former selling records. Don't miss a single word. Every item will reveal a value that’s worth
coming miles for. Then. too, this sale comes inst when your knit underwear wants are urgent.
Women’s
an item
ially
79¢
a
of this sort that has made this store th lar kni It: value
e at t . '
headquarterainNewYork ........ " u“ ”m”
y 0. Women's Knit Underwear—a seventy-live er cent. wool
oaaaII-aa-aa-aaaaa.
combination suit; cream and natural colors: ban
. . - *1 95
donal Juttrlmmed . long or short sleeves all alter. excep- .
Women’s Knit Underwear—imported Swiss ribbed. silk-
Ital-eva-
and-wooi combination suits. in all circa. Thoroughly dependable and‘
urvicaabie; the very acme of ltnlt underwear a
dog. as "his, 'fight!" best that can be produc for any-
Otte of our very special values; at
Women’s Knit Underwear— extra line ribbed cotton
WHOM!
MG.”-
’4.75
was pants and rights. Regular and stout altar; titled with pearl
. , bu :ailk-trimrned;whlta or cream color. When youaeetheae . . “
. BO]! ‘ Knit Underwear patients certainly waatagaaaroua season's supplytagar- 39
.4“. wool “um 4mm .Illent...;. ...... . .......... . .......... .. c
extra-well-wearlag,f‘1garqenta. Womena Knit Underwear nuine imported Swiss rib-
Thouaaada of motherabay them ‘ bed wool‘veata; also American-made as cotton vests. pants and
each "’5 “”4“" ...»... retains. HHb-ulm—rchmmwitblongorahonaiumzm -
, - ' ororw to. I! awoadarful value at this aale price. Agar~
. , 3“ 8'3?“ aniline- "c meat.... ....... .
. n ' i. on. Inst...“ a “ ‘
lilac ‘~ -. .-— m“ m. luau Women! Knit Underwear—six r cent. are wool
"‘ ’” ‘”‘ be h d“ rears. p;an tannin-trimmed. Antyeapgeciafly. Tethered" . .
' , an tr a cat eaevar not on rmenta t ractr.ao 5
530': “finial “dwm‘flGthledt Igfidmmfufl Y youdaaaeawhatawonderfdl bargain so. you? Angmhntnf...9
,....‘“‘””““""“"°"“' . . . _c Women’s Knit Underwur—uI-wool black eques-
“chainsaw-infill
Boys’ and Girls’ ”Mm-«extra line medium-weight as
oral andfwbitalwool ablttagpanta and drawers. Double-awn
trienne tighta- open or closed; knee or ankle length; all aiaea; an
extraordinary'apaclai
.
.‘f .......... ...........
9.5..
..oocacaaaa.
Women’s Knit Underwear— fine silk - and - wool. silk -
and-cotton or ninety per cent. llna Australian wool vests. pants or rights.
J
98;"
WARNING TO C. N. G.
lull. Requisition will be llllldu for olive
Limb blankets.
ELOPERS FOUND IN STAMFORD.
Double M Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Matte Before 12 o’Cioclt
SEEK FREEDOM THROUGH count
v" ’ Paul lioltiatolu. of l‘alrflold. brings
Weakenad Organizations May BeuMua-i
tel-ed Out. I
ill uollt’l'iil orders issued Sllturtlltyl
from llli' oilico 0f llll‘ tlllluinut not“
tlrlli llxlllt: iiw [line of lllb‘ wet-lilyi
l‘H'lllllg drills us from November l,l
lull, in Muy .‘il. lulu, lIlt- lldlulmlt‘
gwtlvl'ul says: "’I‘llu lllloullou tll‘ regl~
ill ‘llllll and other t-nllluluntllllr oillt'uru
ll‘ i ll t . . -i
. ill ttl to the fact that the roapun .muslv “M it good
Hitllll)‘ lur building and keeping up
,litlil'uslltllcnis were
the required membornillp of their or-
. 9V
gulllztillmla rents upon them. lilo low ‘ i‘lflli’l u “no limit.
rtll-nlburalllp at present in some of tllol
l Tllosu present
orttulllztlilous must bu lll come man“
not!" l‘nulotiioll or It will be llet‘ellnorv
' Marti ’llllb in. .II .
to lllualol' llu-m lull null muster lll now ‘ hllilu‘ lix'rnchu Ami": m" Smith
ormtuizltllons that are wulllnz. Organ-l hung,“ [Kellwl null”
imtlllua or loss than mluumum mum-' "
. . Mill‘l'lilm.
bvr-lblp ('lllllllll be l‘iilt'd lirst i'liitlli, no
ll: -' h ' ‘
:lbih'l‘l: it':l(:;-\Jl::-h" a mark ' N may troll of New Column:
Alli-lllloll in also culled to the "9091*
any for Instruction of fill- militiamen
lu llw pmpur cure of the l'il'llltl luallull
lli lip-ill.
Parades Must be Authorized.
Allullu-l' orllor calls the ntlolltlon oil
in Honor of His Birthday.
primal Inst
illllo' lllltl
were. Misses
Messrs.
Arthur Ml‘l‘l'liiill.
l‘toy
M l'.
A. llolllulllunll. Mr. and Mrs.
ta...—
BOV'B BODV RECOVER ED.
M
MASTER MERRIAM SURPRISED. ,
Large Number oi Friends at His Home Lulu- R
l’lllilp Merriam wan plettllunlly sur-‘
cvl-ulult ltl honor of his
litil'lllllll)’, by a number of his friends.
The t‘\‘(‘llllllt, was past In games and
by lill.
served and
left at it late hour declaring Mr. Mur-
Ethel
‘Merrluln. lClllol blotldc, Clara Meade.
h'lllrl llll Kelly.
l‘lllll p
- lulu. linury .lt-utlltllts, null Sidney Hill'-
lllui Ml‘ii.
William (1. Murrllutl, Mr. and Mrs. A.
it‘l‘llllk
.l. ll‘orrlss, Mrs. Hattie l-llugewnlli, lul-
l'utlly llolnzclman and Ellaon r‘orl'laa.
‘llcor Hickey accompanied them
Young People oi New Britain Discover-
ed There by Parents. l
Ruth llur'rnws. is yours
oynolds, 20, of Now llrllalll.
wuro lOi'fllt‘l‘ll In Hillu‘urtl Sulllrllzly
night. after having but-u own; from
llu-Il- humus twu weeks. The) wore
detained at police llultllqltnrllu‘s. illlil
Lilur ill-Ilflrlt‘ll for homo ill ”10 cu:-
iluly of their parents.
The couple. worked Ill u lal‘lury til
Neu lll'lllilll. 'llluy clupetl about two
weeks null. and went tilts-oily to Stain
ford. The girl wrote. to a friend Ill New
Britain. and bar (atlu-r learned from
the friend that his daughter was in
Stamford. Mr. liul‘l'oua \Vl‘ilt to Stum-
itll'il, Smurllu) (Welling. It appears lllll
daughter but! lieu!) working In a atom
in Allullilr strum. Silo saw her par-
olll puss the utlllu.‘ null loft ll. fill‘lll'
with and was lost to sight. ‘
lull-r Mr. illlrl‘own mot lloyllollllt on
the. street and the youth named in
conduct. ililtl to a store wherein he hull
an appointment. to most the girl. 0!-
and
they found the alrl at the appointed
bill. nlli
t-umtttuulilng othrerll to the regulations . Father Was Drowned Near Same Spot, place.
allvvrlllug the appearance of com—l
mantis in. parades. “No organization/'l
says lllP order, "in authorized in pa-
rlltlo willlout ilrul obtaining authority.
if the. Ilino iii so short that It lil Im<
possible to obtain this
Two Years Ago.
Mrs. lloyunllla wall tllon notified and
m,” Lyme, Ui‘l. 3,...1'pb body of she camels Stamford and took charge
Citation lilil'llllll Munro, suven yenraloi her son.
old. who was drowned Baturday‘usarl
his home in the Connecticut river. has Take Your Common Colda Seriously
authority the?!) recovered. The boy's ilalt polo?
W...» ..me
:omtiton ('Oltl‘i. several and frequent.
through military clluulluln. oummami- was found Saturdliy “,0.“ not) foul. lay the foundation oi chronic. dlaealed»
his officers are authorized in com-i
municnio direct with the alillllnnt gonv
ernl by telephoneor telegraph."
New Oversea".
The new olive drab overcoat in now
t' ally for Italic, anti common-ding ot~
Jim‘s are directed to make requisition
for a stimulant number to equip their;
present oullaloll nil-onglll, forwarding
palace with requisition. on receipt of for your next winter's supply.
' " bmivllllo drab overwrite. all blue oven , the beat mined and door
is arsenal in thomauner preamp-“nay more. ‘ '
overboard.
the child that death. The.
now Mrs. Willlhm Tinker,
llnveu,
of
“use.
or
rav Hart la 0. cans com.
”mm the wharf where the boy foil . conditions of the nose and throht. and'
The boy’s father was may get-elop into bronchitis. penu-
llrnwncll two years ago he" whet-u mould,
and consumption. For all
boy's colluba and colds in children and in
mother ,was recently married and is grown perilous, take Foley's Honey
Nl-w‘nnd Tar Compound lerlnllllymellG
l‘llrldgo Plulrlunty. W. l". ngmore lb
‘ (70.
C.
Anyontl who contends the hack-
not cost you bury it n trail, is too liberal in his
vliollnilctlcns. ‘ it ~ '
notion in the superior court to have
his marriage to .lelltllt- ll‘rltrdlautiur
(inhibit-ill. of Bridgeport. declared null
and told. The plaintiff declares In
in. notion that be ltlllrrb-tl the ill)-
iolllisui on Miii‘i‘li L’li. lilll, but till
lllnt llilli' lilo ill-fondant was already
liliil'l‘lt't’l, llul' lliliililillll bolus otw l-‘t'leti-
llltuier, whom she llilil married In ('nu-
lulu. in illui, and that the said mur-
l‘injto ls still in full l‘urcu The plain»
‘llif tlei‘llli‘i‘b that when he made, lilo
(list-livery he left the defendant.
Mary Barkers} Krill, of Union City.
has brought. action ill the superior
court to have her marriage to Michael
Krill annulled. and pl-rlulsalml to drop
the Krill. 'l‘lle pltlltlillf trill-iron that
defendant has been illlbltltally luteul-
llol'ntn alnctl the marriage on July lib;
limb. and also that the marriage hlla;
llelcr been consummated.
w «...—......“ .m
ANOTHER COMET IHOWO UP.
ironomor Bellawalty of Kiel is the hair
out dial-overcr of a comet. A cablegrnm
'tl'llnounulng this tact has been receiv-
ed at the Harvard Observatory.
newcomer was viewed by the German
scientist on Sept. 2ft with the naked
eye In the couatollatlon lino, night as-
rcllslou 10 hours ill minutes. (inclina-
tion north 8 degrees is minutes, mov~
lnguiuo east. The ilellnwaky comet is
The ‘
BATTLESHIP CONSTRUCTION.
Believed That but Few More Will Be
Built at Navy Yards.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-Ad\‘0calea
of the building of battleships in Amo-
l
l
i
of the organlntlou of
l'
FlFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
. W
W "'
BUTLER-CLARK.
Pretty Autumnal Wedding Celebratbd
at Bedford. New YOrk.
One of the prettiest autumn wcdr
dings took place Sunday afternoon at:
4 o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William ii. Clark, of Bodtolvl, ‘Neitr.
York. when their daughter, Augustus
Frances, became the bride of Otto H.
Butler, of Norwalk. At the appointed
time thsomarch was“ played and the
bridal party advanced to the parlor.
where an arch‘oi’ golden rod and am:.
until leavis had been madc.“Tlle bride-
mald and beat man were in advanced
the bride and groom. The bride was
dressed in a most, handsome dress at
white silk and trimmed with “We and
she carried a bouquet of bridal rose
buds. Tile llrlllcmald was Mlss'Nellle
Farrington, of Port ()llester, N. Y. cou—
sin of the bride, and she was dressed
ill old was cashmere. trimmed in white ‘
lace, flilil she carried pink lll‘ldemnid's
rose bulls. The best mail was Charlie
Clark, brother of the bride. The bride
was given away. llywher father. After
the cel'clllony Mr. and Mrs. Butler
were showered with congratulations
by their many friends, there being sev-
enty-live in attendance. The guests sat,
down to the wedding supper at 5:30.
Tile high esteem in which the bride
land groom was hold was showed by
1 the many handsome presents they re-'
1 cell‘ctl. there being gifts of money, cut,
1 glass, silver, linen and many other an
.ticles. Mrs. Butler is very Well liked
i in the younger set in her home town.
ng. and Mrs. Butler will spend their
. honeymoon in New York state. before
5 coming to South Norwalk, where they
“ will reside. The bride's traveling.
l‘drcss was blue with list to match.
l Those. who attended the wedding from
gThe Norwalks were Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
iwin S. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.
¥Clarlt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomp-
zson. ilr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett, Mrs.
ibelln Haymes, Miss Emily Hs'ytnes.
Miss Ruth Huymcs, George Barnes and
1 Charles Miller.
FOREST FIRE WARNING.
a
I
t
{State Warden Spring issues Notices
i to Hunters.
, ln contraction with the opening of
I the hunting season, State Forest Fire
l Warden S: X. Spring yesterday issued
E notice to every persog nun-ting in this
;stato, asking cooperation in prevent-
; ing l'ot'est' tires. The notice after
tasking cooperation continues: "There
1 are losses each year from fires started
lby the careless dropping of lighted-
;matches, cigar or cigarette butts by ‘:
g persons passing through the woods. , .
i Such carelessness is punishable byline ’
sand lmprisonment,,and‘vthia and Other
I
tire laws are being enforced.
“From September 15 to November
15 tires in or near woodland must:
Inot he kindled without permit. from
jthc local warden. nor is it lawful to
ikiudle tires on public or private land-
} without permission from the owner.
i “Other New England states have a.
glow by which the governor can close
ithe hunting season it’ drought pter
,vnils. it every one hunting in the
l woods is careful we need no such law
till this state In order to prevent tires
in our woodland.
"Lille ought to be more careful
about throwing down lighted matches
or clgllr or cigarette stubs in the
woods than he is in his own home.
Don't knock out the "heel" of your
l
l
l
l
l
l
: pipe into the dry leaves. Connecticut
a Silas plenty of bare flat rocks, and it;
Flakes but a moment to lay a cigar
Company E, Twelfth C. V. I-, Haawl. cigarette butt down there and
Seven SurviVora._
i Sunday was the iifiielll anniversary;
. Company
istamp out the tire in it.
"it any one comes across a tire lei-
Ell him notify the nearest lire warden or.
”u" mv‘ yards wIlI be dealt a “M": 'l‘welllil (,‘onncctlcut Volunteer inland. much ht‘llt‘l'. 861 help himself and
gi‘l‘ll‘lfl blow when Secretary Meyer
submits ii) Congress at its next Mission
figures showing the comparative coat
or construction ot the tlrcllllnougbia
Florida and Utah. The former is Just
being completed at the New York
Now Yard. and It is believed that
when all of the figures are at hand
ll will be shown that the vessel cost
Lily, which was mustered In Noru‘alk‘ put it 0m...
lior the purpose of taking part ill the.
«War with the Union tom-ll in 1861415,.
and many Norwalk people are interest-
, ell lll this company because of the tact
,lllat their relatives left with the com,
.pauy unllcr Captain Stephen D. Byx-l
. hue.
The company lllrllretl prominently
"hum" twenty-live per cent. more than. lllroultltmlt the war, bellltt in the thick
her sister flhlll. ”W! l'tnh, bill" by "‘6' 0f ”16 ilahfiuglmost 0f the “me. There! con‘l,an~vb
BULLETIN'S NEW DRESS.
lTelephona Periodical Preacnta its
Finest Issue This Month.
Every month has marked a steady
llluprovcment in that excellent little _
: periodical that chronicles the news ot'
. the Southern New England Telephone
the Telephone Bulletin. but
New York shipbuilding Company, at W W seven “who”, 0, me com; the September issue. which has lust
t‘llmtlt-il. N. J.
lpuny In Norwalk today.
Joseph
it ill believed that this {not will ro-, Crossmnn. of Norwalk. remains
train the New Department from un- one survivor of the original company.$ be their masterpiece so tar. The con-
tiortnklna any more ship construction H" roao m lieutenant mm served three: tents are interesting and instructive
oi the navy yards than perhaps one years: and live. months. Some of times: its over, perhaps, a little more than
as
P i come oil the press, In smoothing that
its editorial staff may loci justly to
:veanol in each of two yards, which will “.1", h," with the company were Jo ever. liul it is in the typographical
. metro to give employment to a small seph J. Crosalnun, Jolm nutty. Henry; dress that the new issue is especially
' CAMBRIDGE. alum, Oct. a.—-As~
number of expert. mechanic: who White, ll. bl. Provost, William Tubbsd distinguished. For ills first time the
Alexander Taylor, E. ii. Brush. John; paper “Wen” In “ 00'0”“ little.
Walsh, Daniel Riordan, .l. R. .ionnlugs,‘ graphed 00"?“ with a beautiful ”‘0’
might be kept available far nu omen
ltenoy. ‘
Opening at the Chestnut Burn.
The frosty nights or the last few
days have opened quite a number nt
chestnut burnt. but It Is not likely
that there will be the usual harvest 0t
chestnuts in this neighborhood. since
the vast majority at the trees have
brighter than cllller'ut ltll rivals. the; become attracted by the disease which
Brooks and Quoulaaet comets. It is rap: is slowly destroying the chestnut trees
pltily approaching the aim and chiller the state.
be soon early In the morning. i ' . .. y
" I lot-rm neat-u aaou Tveuono.
a... ..h...:-_....~...w .m. -..
CHILD aoALoao to oaATl-l.
THOMPSONVI‘LLE. Oct. alu-diCarroll
Bonelllpnaod three who with his ulster
Eunice. aged 6. was scaldsd by the
upsetting of a boiler of hot water bun-
day died yesterday.
recover. Thane
Salvatore}?
murmur sites
that
and Aaron 8. Hull.
{ lure scene as the decoration. The
' change is ll marked Improvement and
. REV. DR. IMITH CALLED FOR THE} adds much to the appearance of the
THIRD TIME.
The Forth Avenue M. E. church of CHOW“ mm finely executed and Ill in l ,
'llrooklyu. Is one of the most prosper-‘ ““4119 “We 13 an exceptional one '
I paper. The cuts throughout are well
one and arowlna‘ churches in South? Welds-Mil“ it shows New HMO“ , til:
Brooklyn and among the hlctllodistihflve 13.33.5li018ilh0fl9l 3““ mains
churches has one at the lamest Straw minim it! lead tilrouflhfi‘lt the ”5
(lay evening congregations.
the . East Avenue atoll,
On Sun
1 day ‘ovonlng last. at the third quarter-
‘ l ly oonterenoe the popular pastor. Rev“
. 'A...l. Smith, D. u, was unapllnouslyi
. WINBTED, Oct. 3-“7‘19 “all“ 0’ 'I invited to return tor a third year and "
. Psiander whose name was entered as soon ‘
. Malor Kai-nut, til the Lilollllald Coun-
jty Hospital, makes the allhthdeath
:trotn the typhoid semantic. at, ’32
The clatter vii angina. in it ‘
pied the cali.~—-Bi‘coklyn Ne -. .. to l“mm"...
Dr. Smith was a tumor 7'0013311
. . "weal in oalmlatryii‘talllna me."--l-iouaton~Poat.
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I
l GOT rusw‘
’ “What mildew . .,
“l 3’5 are no reason why you,
. e an hour late. selling 110‘“
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"i know. but i asked him how be
'ttas feeling and the tool insisted,
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