Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 18, 1911 · page 7

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‘ bnli spectators. yesterday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR. oontuinin‘s the motile»
innl extractive! of Fresh Cod Liv-
era. with Peyton“,- of Iron.

Sold only by

F. H. IAXTBR

 
 
 

 

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'Pure A finale-mode
. CANDY;

THE B'EsT’CNOCOLAths
AND son now

 

 

 

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Anderson's Launch Works ‘
Launches and Boots
of Ill kinds promptly built. Bom
for ulo. Ail kindl of ”pairing
given spacial “tendon. _
chtor Sit-ll Point. Norwalk

ALL ‘KINDO or
BAKERY (PRODUCTS

F. ii. LANE

‘ 51 wmungton strut.
South Mom-iii

 
 
 
 

;-_-j..g_'._'-;ra .1. v. ct...

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Charles Buek, Jr.

ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR

—-—————-—-

GENERAL
REPAIR WORK

Addrou:
51 MAIN ST" NORWALK
Telephonu: ofilcqom; homo, 21.3

 

 

 

 

 

 

llannor Council. ‘N0. 51, l). of i...
will moot at the residence of l. '12?
Payne, ii llanford place, tomorrow oval

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m...

I Mrs. Robert E. Martin. of Bridge-
port. spent yesterday with her stator“
Mrs. Eva M. llytttt. of Washington
street. ’ ,

Miss Lena Battier, of South Norwuilt.
has taken a position as typewritist in
w office of Town Clerk Herbert. R.
Smith.

 

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All those who take part in A (‘aao
of Suspension are asked to be at Ma-
nit: Hull. tonight, promptly at 7:13
o‘t-lot‘k. ‘

 

The Hospital Whittt Club will meet
with Mrs. tloorge I". Foote, of 4 Court‘
landt place. i-‘riduy afternoon :tt 3
o'clOt-k.

James Harry, the well-known deliv-
ery clerk for linker l)oKlyn, was one
of the Philadelphia-New York linse-

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Mrs. W. S. ('rofttt, who has been tho
guest of hor sister, Mrs. George R. Van
Alatyno, in South Norwttlk. hail return.

.yed to her home in New Milton.

("ashlar Wilfred Ilotlwoll, of the City
National llank, accompanied by Mutt
liotlwoll, has been making a visit inl
New York t‘lfy.

 

 

 

The Sowing (”"ttt-lo of tho Ladies ‘; Mrs John Hmny liwtes. of Pot»
Md Sociotv tonnoot ted nifh tho I'lliilh‘u‘ I’laitw. spout. Saturday M tho
Methodiqt Etiist‘opttl thutth of South ltiotuo of her cousin MI" Annie 1‘
Norwalk in holding a sonsion in lilt “Purdue t‘bootnut street
church [itillOlS this afternoon

 

 

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it in ptedivted that the warm unto

. Mrs. Annie ;.\ Sniffln of linltlirtz-l .“m Continue until tomorrow, a cool
hiort, of her daughter l

 

is ”it? Kill‘fil t \\'l\(‘ full ”Wing [0 the I2“ urn“. (helm-
Mrs. L. M Whitney oi the state ar- most aovoro "disturbance" of ”mi
mory. in West avenue. Mra. Sniilln‘momh‘
exports to remain throughout. tho !

 

week with Mr. and Ml'ii. “'llllllei'. i \Hsg \l.l\ Furoier of Franklin (“e

m nuo. \ot unlit one of the popular i
Mi“ Lillian Noonnn of Winnipank. touthots ut tho {\orwalk high school i
will louvo \iithitt a few tltus tot l' ltis

 

spout Httntluy at her parental homo

field. Matter. whore she has sot-tired a in Meritiuu. Il
iwlltion in a |;t\\'.\‘t‘f'll 1'5““- Slll‘ N". l
' parts to rt-utaiu all winter, but may m out seats for (law of Suspotutioui
return homo liol‘o before that till!“ aro littt rout-Hod. Tickets at iiaxtor's,i
~———-— ’:i.’. (-onta. .

Owing to the (loath rocontly of n‘ __________ t
daughtor of l’iitzhwny l‘tilllltlinfiltilit'l‘ Mr. and Mm. t‘harios Van Pelt
James H. Mnrtlonald, an automohiio Sitiwo. .ir. uro observing the first an

parade from Now I'Ini't‘n to Middlo- nii’vrs‘ul')’ ot their martian. today.
town: to murk tho oponinu at tho now Mrs, Stowe» was formerly Mllfl llortha

 

 

highway, ban been poutpunotl indo» Randolph Hunter.
nnltoll‘. 2 --—-
Ytlt-s. Annual lit-i1. formorly of New.
Sentinel waht adofbrlng resultl. *ntwiwtttg N. Y, who lfl ntiw mulilllili

In ono your. tho (‘ounootit‘ut

 

hor hotno with her tinttulttor, Mrs. W“-
linm liosu, of t‘hrtntnut street, Nor
mohllo imam-lotion lmn‘ NW" "0'“ until, in tam-mung 1 few days as tho.
900 member! to 3.2"" in"“”"’”‘- “ill" gut-st of her sister in Port Chester. i
in; the past nix ntonthu no loan than. __ i
3.400" mint-s hum boon added to tho m ('otm t‘otlio [intuition of Flame.
lint of automobile ownoru in tho no to "(I'll Iholl‘ i-IOtlfll for the month
Ntato 'l‘ho nunut‘iuiluti hopou to no on tho oil-hint, of 'lhttrtttluy. Octohot.
t'uro "Hill! of thoao to in; own t‘nnku. t ‘Jilth. "nlhoro iii ho a vnndovllle about
-~ ., W.... ‘ tutti lto troum anti tnlto will be sound
Tito "Volttlllter' ('lrt‘lli 0' Killit'li Tito uttfl'lt‘ iii to ho hold In file Cullin-
Ilmufllic'l‘u til lllIl Nul‘WIIIIi ”(‘Ihfllllfit “p I'lllli llilllM'
Epiuoopui i‘Iliii'I‘Ii ttro plnnnllttt 10 Will; mm
3 IIIIN'quli unto in tho rhuroh, Mondtii‘ oront.
OVDDIHR. Nowmhor 27th. lmuutionfi.
of rout-tabla». fruit, pio, onlw. truiitli' ’l‘lwotioro Knapp. ono of 80th Non
and Illlli‘y ill‘tli‘lvii will lm tipprecimod.‘ yum. “in": mm umpkno‘u a,”
A 'i’lutnitnttlviug unit-ruminant Elven" dentin, it Mriounly Iii nt hiu midunro
iron. iin floltion liill Itrroi. Ho wont to
“.m.» iNowtoiu tow weak» ago to undo: a

Auto-

 

in \\'otti nvotme and.

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i
i
piano iIl'I- hointt made for thol

 

A mootittu will lw hold nt tho Molly Violi. . nftor lining “mm about a‘
m’lnl l'uruonuo in fltitilh Norwulit. to" m,“ tnium ill. “a bid i
night in 7:30 O't‘lm‘lt for tho purpom- hrouuht m M“ homo itnt‘o.
of'm‘imnlllliit the ’l‘onuin (filth. 'I'lwlymngvn mm 0,. tom.
rourt tlutt hnu boon pinuod on tho
IIthlt‘ grounds in tho roar of tlw
«north in in uxmllont oondition until
Ilw young toiitit how- been playing
thorn for the lust unit.

to ho
llri II olulo

.m... M... .4 M“. Hum»... V. . ., a... u m A...“

W%%W+*+%

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in numuni 1i litmtington of Main
«tront‘ unartv had u had accident in
Wall lilt‘ooi yaotorday noon with his
littla utttumohiio, when he skidded on
tho ullppory pun-111ml. but. tlio_mloh
lm rottinluotl rlalli atria up murlt to tho
roliot of thoun Who withstood the It}
t'ltlont Tim phyaittlan on proceed
in: at a motlomio ratio of wood who’ll
his war itll’twd completely around
Tito whoolg, caught in the trolley
Irnrltt: and it was “PM Ni” I I‘M?
mommts that it would overturn. The
«Motor tumult hit! some for turn. but
all new alloyed when this mu turn»
06qu all right.

Monday Nights
from 7 to 8

 
 
 

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You Need a ”Swéatei
oat these cool days:
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You'll not only find one extremely comfortable but de-
cidedly economicalwfor you can delay wearing your heavy
overcoat several weeks.

Until real cold weather arrives a sweater coat should be
a part of your outfit, beneath your ordinary coat. You are
' then well protected against the elgments and have a free-
dom of movement which an Overcoat does not allow.

Don't fail to see our most excellent values.

Sweater Coats - $1 to 37

Your fall or winter suit is awaiting you here—and while
'the lines are most complete would be an excellent time for
you to call and make the selection.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

TWO STORES:

 

The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.

:4 South Main St.
South Normlk

 

 

Long Island
Escallops qt.

.MILL POND AND GREEéNPORT OYSTERS. NEW IEDFORD ESCAL-
LOPS. ALL KINDS OF FISH. LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.

TELEPHONE

YOUR ORDERS

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marltet.

TELEPHONE 103. FREE DILIVIIY.

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Infant Caps

Poplin and Silk. 25c Ind 600
infants” Sweaters, 50c and $1.00
lnilnto' Knit Jackott. 25: to .1
‘Infanu' Filuneiotte Jackotu. 25c
intants’ Kimonon. Crepe. 75c;

Piano-lotto. 50c. '

is the boat and most ankilairtctorr wu)’
of saving a tooth that hit: boromo
lutdly tioonyod; it ("i‘llltll‘S the air
and tnoiaturo from the broken down
portion. giroa NironI-llli to the remain»
in: part and retains the original ulzo
und shape of tho l'm'll. and Hit omitti-
‘noxv. in nmntirtttion und apoorh.

The Mallory t'l‘Il\\‘IlIl i0£|k Woii.
Well and wont woli.

Dr. I. ll. MALLERY

16 South Mnin St, South Norwul

. 4‘

fit
HALLOWE‘EN POST. CARD!
6 for in

o

J. I. Mallette

(Formerly Miss: Dawson)
88 Washington t. Tel. “9

Moon: 9 a. m. to l p. in. Sun-
anyn ti) nppomtmnnt only.

 

 

 

 

CttyNationai Bank

TRANIACTI A GENERAL IANKING
IUIINIBO AND DIVER! EVERY
IACILI‘FY CONOIITINT
WITH IOUND
BANKING
Capital ‘Burpltn and Milt:
$100,000.00 $111,000.00
—-

Iot- Dopuit lax» 0: Ind 00 not you;
a“
EDWIN H. MATNIWION. Pr". f
JOHN H.KNW.1It View»...
rmwtn'tdu N. liowm. and Vi»
WtLtt'ltlu IODWILL. Cantor

DIN IOTONI

I. H. Mathew-cu .1. vultu- Marvin

John H. Knapp John 1-1. Light

Christi-n Iwnm Frau. H. Rowan

Oumucidmmmnn Lowiu ll Hot-luau
Hoary 0. mm

 

A KEPTIC'?

‘ If \uurt- ukottiml about
riaima w. malts tot out wlnoa W-lllil
Itiou, hottlod boom. tot'diall. «do.

by making it trial purchtnn-Z’

\l‘o have ovori'thinu a fully utocltod.
up-to-duto. proporiy managed
outnhllohmunt ultouid
'will it; till out We know that you wii
iliouomo it stand) patron of ours.

 

L WW. in. M u... .- . u .

"THAMER
M

OGULIITO AND OPTIOIANI

 

l Prompt Delinry lvcrywlim
Tot 401. 2! lliiroud Av.

 

.Hil up,“

 
 
 

{third porioti and hold this :tdvauinxu
" until

500

’A Gold Crown

why
not how no diuprotu nil your doubts.

lluuort
carrymlf youi

Ctisteilano 8. Bardani

EVENING SENTINEL

 

PAGE SEVEN.

 

 

SPURlS I?

i
BAKER DUPLICATEB FEAT. i

Run in Ninth Save! G'm'
For the 11:? Athletic-

I time tho l‘hil
”NM“, 11111
on d

 

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1‘
I V Mumgaja’;

I’olo lil‘tlundon yuntorday
though it required etc:
do "-

lphiut
”hulking OI ( hrlu
“l lllnt tit tho.
VAfim-ttuun_ at l
V0“ inning.“ to

 

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NOT-E THE LIBERAL OFFERS THIS WEEK:

 

 

’l‘he Ht‘tii‘o Willi :l u, 2' ”m Giant.
mulling only throo hliu on lack
(combs and motion a nut in tho hm
inning. 'I‘hoy hung up n inlly in tho

the ninth inning, whon I-‘rzmkl
linker. who won Monday's Killlll.‘ with
a home run, drove ono of lilntny'u
slants far into lilo right wing of the
.grnnd stand for tho rirruit. 'i‘hiu' four
iliaggor tiod tho nooro Iifitl prompted
Ville wiltlotit kind of oxt'ltotnonl.

: The Giants partially t-rmnliittl in tho
[olorontth utltior tho hotny oannonndlug

 

 

 

 

 

I
. as sTAMPa WITH 1 LB. No.1 PLANTATtON COFFEE .. ....... 35c.
so aTAMPs WITH 1 LB. No.2 PLANTATION COFFEE ......... 32c
25 sTAMPs WITH 1 LB. MARACAIBO COFFEE . .............. 30c
fi‘; sumac wrrt-t 1 LB CHALLENGE COFFEE .............. 28c .
___§_TAMPB wrru 1 La. No.1 sANTos COFFEE ............. 25c
‘VIR
V BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, LB. ....................... 34C
MAU
D a BRAND FLOUR pan BAG .......................... 80c
compare
Beans. ALE 23 “3:00“ CHOICE wmas, LIQUORS BOTTLED

°M|NERAL wATERs AT LOW PRICES.

A F Bookmann 8: Co

as a. 35 WAIHINQT-ON 31-

 

Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK

 

{of the AIIIII'IICH, who poundod .‘iintty
lfor throo hitu. which with orrorn hy
fMerkle and iiorzox nottod two runnl
limit enough to win, for in tho last;
lhttlf Homo: made up for soverall

 

 

 

EE_ the 1912 Model of the Easy-Run-

 

 

 

 

i
thungiing‘piaya h_\ lining out a two
(hugger, nftor which ho l’mil' lit-d the
hint», on n tumble by t‘ollins.

Mtttltowuon wuu found for nine hits:
land was liilllHI llitlt'lt harder than the‘
worn indiratos. lio roooivod malty
.niiloont support from Moyora, Doyle;
2and Murray. who helped him out of
‘lllillly tight plat-es. i
floombs uood torriiio upoeti and:
jpltt‘hod with wonderful toniidt'nt‘ei
“ours and Muthonuon hit him sufoly' .
in tho third iunim: utter \thioh thov
{Giants wore hominid until
lorackod out his doubit- in tho final.
i Tho gamo was oxritint; :tuti tlilod
'with St‘llnlilltiillll inridoutsa How do;
visions woritod up tho players and
tho rmud. )oi ilio tulinita nil \u-ro out-'1
luotuiy ittir. 'I'ho only unplotttzttnt fowl
mm with thy spiking of linker by Snodg
grunt in the tooth inning. tho iattor‘
jumping into tho ot‘ttt'k third litisttlllilll
in Htlf‘ll n nutnnor that his spikos ioro:
llnkor's trouuorrt and lntliototl :1 pain-
ful hound, Sttodttroas was roundly
st‘ul'l‘d by thonaunds of fair nuntiod
{anti in tho grand stand and hit-itch»
era. .
IIuvt nit ltottton Mathonuon tho .\li1-i
,lotioa oxprotttwd ooniidonoc last night;
tin thoir lllllll t) to “in tho ti'.(‘ll€l-l 1.
in spite of tho cold ant. ihl‘oulonilixi
‘woathor tho ttttonuunro utmost outtal-i
lotl that of Saturday. The turnstilo‘
count watt to tittI‘fiOIlB. The gross!
rot‘oipts woro 8:55.93. The players":
share was “41.329312. lint-h t'luli own-i
or l‘ei‘t'li'od 313506.71. The oommitv
alon'u to nor cont. simro was 87.3.19.-
.itl. l-‘ot‘ tho tht'oo Rhinos tho total at-'
It‘fllltllli‘t‘ has boon 1111.7.“ pnitl admis—
Monti. tho moan rocoipts “outlining
tho piui'orn' shuro. itt‘i7.,79:lx:l.
r-iuh owner's share 333.2611“, the Nat
tionul t‘ontmisxion‘s uhnro SillJEtil l2.
'I‘udtty's promo \tlli lio tho hint of tho
Anion in \\'lllt‘li tltt- pittyors l‘l’t'e‘lYt‘ ti.
aharo of tho monoy.

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out‘h

Battling Nclaon Lou: Deciuion.

iitiS’l‘ilN. (li'f, t?.-(‘loror lmxint:
:MW I’nl Mool‘o. oi‘ Phiiadr’lphiu, tho
dooiaion mor "Bottling" Nelson, for

mar liultiwoiltht ohttntpion of tho world
in a lH-rmintl hnut tit tho Armory Alli-
’lotir tlzlfltltllillllll‘lilfllxlli. Monro luntluti
'hlowaon tho formor t-ltampion'a body
laud heart M will, but with Iittlo oftht.
Nelson tlovotod his time to intitthtiuit
lillilltlol utttlrol}.

fl. mm...“

? Cobb Awarded In Automobile.
NEW YORK, ilot. lira-diatom
.atart of tho uorhl'u aorlos gaunt
tho l‘oio Grounds today. 'l‘y t‘olth, of
the Detroit town. in tho Anioritnn
ilutlilllv. want pros-touted with tho not i»
.tnohilo whit-It tutti boon awardod him
thy u t‘tillllllitiiiltiil of linsoiinii writot-a
it): tho plaior ut ultitot loauuo who hall

tilt.-
all

the boon of tho urontout tiloiotttntre to hit:

tt-tnn during the autumn.

 

WIFE TOO INTIMATE WITH MAINE
GUIDE.
......._..

WG-0" of Divorce Action by Walter
Foreman. Ji'., o1 Mumford.

l 'l‘ho rontootod tiivot‘to «no of Wol-
tor It‘orttttaou. .lr, nuttlnnt Etulllot
atalru Ferguson. of Stamford and .\ow
York. watt hogan yottttoulav hetero
Judge Howard J. (‘urtis of the supe-
rior oourt, in Bridgeport.
tiff tiling“ infidelity

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OUR WAY 10 THE RIGHT WAY
Our runntuntiy increasing po-
tronattn toll: of nuttnfurtion given
in tho punt by our glutinous. To 1111
rum thin suttutuvtion, m [in the
services of «lulled ocuiiatl to ex.
amino are:
07 Atlantic Ono-n. Inward. Conn.

ithy afternoon. for its semi-anoint

 

 

tnhown points of historic
Wl “mm“ m “l"-
WAOHIMN'. 0A.. FOOTWNIDl Proidont. I‘Vll

intereti
The oillcarn are: ~

 

Harry Ulrich who attach! inn all M m “t, "
III. Cnillflflffllfl‘h I‘Mflm ' I

 

CONS OF AMIIICAN REVOLUTION.

NEW MINDON. Ort. lil.—-’l‘he (ton-
.mnticut Borkty, Son: at the Ameri-
icun Revalution. gathered hero yeuter'

lmootinx. Luncheon w" Iorved tif-
‘tor which the visiting delegates were

3. Carlin. Bridge-

m YORK, Oct. tannnoolrer Mum; viwrmtdem, Hutu- IL’. Holman.
Washington the negro educator came Win-toil; imam noun 0 abort
’tom rental-tiny from his mum» ham *0“. WW: I‘ll!!!“ “It!!!"
at Huntington, L. t.. to apmr “ohm I. mm. BM! 11ml; cavity;
3

Gnome. '1‘. ’tiraimm.
t'orupontiettt.
(ll‘OMl complaint. not: up the rluim ot
orttolty The portion in tile notion uro
wealthy and. while the ratio attracts
little lorttl nttontlon, there are a nttm’
her present from New York and Stam-
ford. ‘

The plaintiff Was on the stand nonr-
iy till titty, and the afternoon he wu
under I gruelling (troll-examination
by Attorney 0. P. hours. of; Néw
York. when the latter brought out the
not that tho piulntltt was in 1m with

a Maine guide.

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twain. tutti it: giro, untitled can 11 in
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lit-rang u,

'SOuth Nam-iii Young Pmpic errlld

_tnot‘ninit at ii o'oiook ill St.

in Tim Norwailnt, ttnd is outployod by

ll” l

Til" Mln- infhflll'd
Wm" Hweeney
on:
Thu defendant in her!

a mu Dorothy Tutor. oi Naomi .

ning, Easy-Riding

MOYER CAR

‘ DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST

OSCAR H. BANK,

RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CON;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Week’s Specials

BLUE LABEL KETCHUP ..................... . ..... 196 ‘
2 CANS KJPPERED HERRING ............................ 256 _
6 CANS DOMESTIC SARDINES ................................ . 25c
7 LBS LAUNDRY STARCH .................................. . 25c
10 BARS F. D. L. SOAP ................................... .. 25c

ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY

22 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 833-!

3WEENEY-HAYEO NUPTIALS. F M. CANFIELD GRAND DAL.

l ARCH.

 

 

Chosen to Highest Ollice,'Of on“
Grand Encampment of I. O. O. F.
\\'.~\'l‘l-2RBI‘RY, Oct. law—The gen.

sion of the grand t-nt-ntnpment, I. 0.

t). 1“,, of t‘onnwtictu. was brought to

a oloso yesterday afternoon with the

installation of tho (idiot-rs elot‘ted ear—

iit‘l‘ in lilo d.t,\. They were:
tintnd putrinrcirv Frank M. (:unllold,

Iiflillllt‘llill'l‘

(irnnti lliuh l’t‘iost‘esutnuol Prince”

Now London,

(it'llnil Soniol‘ \"lll'tlt‘ll-WH. M. Fuller,

Stamford.
llmnd Junior

\\'in.~t.wi.

at St. Joseph's.

Tho nodding of Patrick I“. Swoonoy,
or Norwnik. to Miss Hannah A. Hayes,
of South Norwaik, was solentnized this
Joseph‘s
t‘hut'rh. with ll mass. the colobt‘ant bo-
lng tho rootor. ltov. It. .I. l‘arroii,

Mists limos was t‘httttningly attired
in u trart'llng suit of bluo. with hat
to tuamh. and t-arriod a bouquet of
unite «hrtuanthomtuns. She was nt-
:ondt-tl by Miss Margaret Shields, who
.totod no ltt‘ldi‘lliilld mtti a ho wut'o hitto
also. and milled u bouquet 01 pink
t Ill \ linlli homtunu

Tho muaio, under

Wu den» (1. (I. Burk,

the tlitot'tion of

‘ iiLiIIltI Sutton-WV. S liutohinuon
l’rot. Edward ilronnon. :hh‘ifiit‘d in the Von “We” '
on in to in... trutttu t‘. "-u . ' . ‘ .

it it .\ " 1‘ ntutln) ttrnntl ’lrournror- “illiunt J. Berg-

and Miss Alice Splint, added oharni to
the t‘ot'ontont.

.\i r, Sn'oonoy

os. 0! Stamford.
tuudo il'» (lt'antl I’illl'l.ll‘i‘ll't‘lt‘t‘t

. (.‘an.
hts ., . . ,.
.to inhontng

h I f . .
nu. atttutlttl by :tppo'tnttnonts '5").le

lu‘othor_ (‘. A. Sueouey. 'tioid'
int 1 ~ ~ l ~ -» ' - l
k I“ h Illt’nlttii‘ii. ilPlILDIB “I”! “(H t7 and .‘iili‘nlitilw \\'. ll. Northwood.
\' i . ‘ ' V .
in u u n, 0l\\li ii. out one a of her ”mm.

largo rlrt‘lo of friontis. who uish tltotn
all .«orta of good int-it.

Misu limos nus ltoen ontployotl for
tho inst lIi‘l‘ room as sztloslnd)‘ in A?
llirltormun at Son's, and in well
known in this thy. i

Mr Swwnoy is illilti \‘ori' popular

maul Sottlittolwl’rmtk K. Wooi~
worth, of \\':ttorhttry.

tiruliti insido Sontinolw-
('iil‘tl til Iii’itint'titizi

RED CROSS TO AID 1N CHINA.
\l'ASiltNtiltix, tivt, llt.'“.\s the

Fwtloriok M.

li‘_ ll. (irt’iuory & f‘o..
till it t‘t'il‘puntoi'.

Inttnodintoir filllliwlllg tho rototuoni
n wotidlntt luoakfaui will tb‘Wr‘tI at tho
home of the tuition parents. Mt. and
Mn. Pit-rot- Huron fluxes. in ilurritt
avonuo. ut “'lllt‘ll nonr were in MINNI-
unro. oxoopt tho inituotlinto futuiiios
or lioth‘pttrtlon.

Ai‘for n l-Iiflf‘l \rutltliitx tour iitoy will
he plottaotl to ado thoir runny frit-ndl
of No. ill Comp turoot. Noruuih.
whore they arm to roaido.

They received nutny llilllllliOlllo and
oontly pronoun. inrlndintt t’l’t‘i) thing
untied in the art of houuoltoopiuu

.The tubers for tho. (it‘t‘liiiltm “are
.l. Home and Jrremluh

”m m"”“““"”‘ illlllisiitiliilni. it ht oxpot-totl that the

lntotnallounl noun-lotion will give
what did it run to tho t'hiuetta revolu-

ont inaurrutrtion. A number of Amen"
it-an illlil Hurotwun medical unicorn
lilo in t‘hintt. iillll' ii In believed ihpt I
thoir tirrt'itou will he :u‘niittlilo ln‘or-
unnizitu: iloid honpitui act-vies.

ltnlion Rod t‘rtnut. tho uoltliortt of Italy
who are tili‘k or wottntiod in the Trio
poll campaign, will ho umply provided.
The ltaiiuu branch of tho lied Crow
hm: a fund of $1,700,000 in rogerve. net
apart oupeviully and solely for one in ~
time or war. Tlllti fund is jealously
guarded auttlntti. tlrntts in time of,
“WW potter. no ntttttor how worthy the oil-f

THIRD mom or FAIR. 7 not. even in ratio "r such a «tuner
. 11m third night of the Norwaik Fire “3 ”l9 “93"“ “““lllilllll‘ew
l heparin-our I “null fair proved to bo‘
anothcr big more". The llllllfll norm:
her of mm" and other: warn mm
and the gallery no wait titled with
than who chose to look down upon
ill. pretty molt-om such an eleva-
tion. Tho American hood tutu mum
on. Comm music but»: rendition
up to ion o’clock. from which time un-
til midnight donning no mime.

 

 

PRICE OF TEA ll DUE TO ”'qu ‘.

wunmoron. Oct to «m
drinkers onuacially those who profit.
m; Chinese hie/mil. may soon fill
the price of their luxury advanced I11
the wilt. of com and augar u u m
unit of the unwary dynrtmont'it mm
ruling against Importation of (m
ortincialiy ool'“ * The ordor bu lib
ready reunite running from All
am part: scrotal hundred that»
wind. at Chino to: mild

 

TWIN. PL 1‘ OMAN.“ mu.
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ltod t‘t'uas knows no nationality in its ' L

IlUIlltAli'i in their ottortu to ormlm‘ “
a Red Croat. aorvitte during tlw’mtuto a"

Through it provision pucuiinr to the '1

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