t
You Need a, New Cloak. a New Dress, or a
New Sllit. You Have Only to Select the
. StyleWhich Most Pleases You and Have
Same
’ WATE‘MKI!,¥MWT.
M .
Balance of $210,457.91 in . Motor-
Vehiclo Department. ' l
HARTFORD. Oct. 21.——-That the,
operation of the state motor vehicle
department is extremely profitable to
pertinent is extremely profitable to
given out of the business done' for
the/year ending fieptember 30th. The
etotal expenses were $19,682.98. The
total amount received for the retria-
. tration of motor vehicles and the li-
‘ canning of operators was $230,120.98.
leaving a profit of $210,457.91.
MORE PHONES INSTALLED 0N
CANAL LINE.
Apparently the New York. New ria-
ven and Hartford Railroad company
considers the use of telephones as a
means of sending messages the equal
if not. the superior of the telegraph,
for it had just had telephones installed
a.
Charged to Your Account
You Will find each garment posseses every element of high
gradetailoring. excellent materials in exclusive and fashionable
models. As to our prices; none lower anywhere for the same
quality of merchandise.
You’ll find our system of clothes buying easy, simple and sat-
isiactory.
Shoe department for men, women, boys and girls we might
say to you that we are selling none but the best makes. They
do not appear advertised in national magazines, but our name
stands back of every pair that’s being sold. Come and try a pair
at prices from $1.25 to $5.00
H. KRIEGER o co.
Washington Street '
29-31 West
lthv parts as well as any professionals
l'i‘he young hulls-s hide their (lillllllt‘h'
and no to supper. While dining the
ll’roi‘, of Psychology tunes it into his
, .......- Elhond to investigate and ho in turn is
will 80 toward the fund inr “'l‘lu- i'ro “WWI” it) Ml“! I'll. ili‘illi'll'flI M iii"
instant Home for the Anni." iScminni‘y. This scene calls for clev-
‘i‘lie general oomntitim t'omprivotl t, *‘l' "Nil” "M ”W ”l!“ \"t‘i‘i‘ ("lllllr'
Mrs. “.01)....” Mrs J“... i“. “0.011in taken A niossaltv is 90!“ to
and Mrs. James ll. \t‘nlrh. .l:‘.. “ho; l‘l‘i‘r‘lili‘lll Strum; of little (finitefie.
have worked unilrinul) to make every 1 Th“ 11"“ “WHO ilOi‘ll'lil'fi ”it“ "Elll't‘i‘s"
tit-tail complete. l'l‘itu young illi‘ll are pulled into the
in: w. n. whim“ 52,.de as lit-k.;rotitu in a clothes haakot throuah tho
(-i fil‘llt‘l‘ and in spit.» oi" tlu- great nd» i windows. l’l'lll Edam-ton thinking to
more sale of l't'hl'lli‘d twain. was‘liliritl‘itit‘ illt‘ tuiprlta gets into the
kl‘iii busy handing out llt‘ltvls tot-'basllut when it in loin-red on signal
rush seals. ’i‘hoeua who mm. mum“: hat is discowrl-tl and nilfillt‘lliil'il out~
:II the doors anti uhlt at'tml as ashore ! side illi' window until lp- pl'oinliws not
w 'rt- tit-ot'ao i". Foolv, Frank Madurai to «Killian lllt‘ill to .‘iiia:l i’t'y. Tilt-Ii
'l‘. Marshall .tmlruu'su Flam. Fort-ht, he is milled in and (‘llllllit'lli‘ll to lalic
.lamos l’niil, Iioutl ii. i‘iyuu, Milton l-Il- . litii‘i ill the tslil‘i‘t‘. The noise hringu
wood, italph (:l‘p’utr‘t' Injt'nwll Youing,‘ Mina .ltuiltlua, who has rluirso at tho
Now. it. Snilih and li'\'llli!. tilintuotui. itiI'iti. Slu- too is lli‘lil prisoner, .lunl
Mrs. Morton It, Ml‘i'illii'liiiiil oi the t as they sent themselves tor the spread
“A one: or SUSPENSloii"
rarsrarta I
(Continued from l‘ltst Page.)
l'l‘oi. i' R. Sharp....liuast,~ll Thomas
Kathleen. n ('eltia‘ maiden ........
................ Miss Amy Younits.
.lonns. thv Seminary tnan .........
.................. Edward l“. Smith
Mi. Rod (lak Soil-lord.
Hazel llrown. t‘lnna president ......
............. Miss Mattie Waiklt‘y
ilorothy ‘i‘alrot,...\iias Edith Younua
Alice l.iitlliit)ul,.Miliii Bertha S. John
Mildron llarilelt ..... lilies Elsie Kelly
Mercy Makepeut‘e. .Mlus Ruili Baldwin
iluisy Field. . . . .Mrn. Chester Bullock
Lauri-i liloom ........ Mrs. P‘- i. Smith
ilost- iiowur ....... Mina Mfllli'l Ferris
May Stylus ...... {\ilsa Mildred [locker
\‘i'l'a i-lwift....'iiiilu Mary liivt‘aualaud
Ullvo (trot-n. . ..Minn iioaaie Ulmntoatl
lieu Sharp ..... Mills iloleu Thompson
ldt- llot‘iat‘t‘. . . . . . . .hliun ill‘uco Smith
Vt-rnu Sit-oi ....... Miss May Harkt-tt
i-Iu-iyn Fair. . . ...'iiitul Nollie tilinetead
liopo Fuller ...... Miss laalwlle llltlei'
itlioy “lineman. an ntwitpet‘wd
vrhatsoovur (‘iri‘lil. was in t-iuiruo otllwo rolivito professors. President guest .............. Marvin it. Duly
the music. t‘harhu Studios. Fred‘iitroua and Misti l’ri' arriVo lo colfl‘ "in i‘olloltu students.
and Edgar Murphy formed an orphan-i plicnto matters. Special mention Jump, Whitcomb. brother of
tra whono classic numbers and mi. should be madl- of Prof. Edaorlon who itiley .............. Harold Baldwin
logo music was enjoyed by all. cannot escape the merrymaltera, hits: iiaroid 3.1mm. ,,,,,,,,, Myron Osborn
The play was lllllli‘l’ the direction of .iudkluii who only portrays luri' ludiit- 'i‘om Kati ......... Horace Koyworth
Mrs. it}. it. iintilh or the Ministorirs.nation, Dorothy “‘lin by “01' ”W and .iat'i. Straw ............. Janina Kelli‘
and (tuition liuia Circles and allhmuh i knowledge of psychology won the
there were only two Wl‘t'lili for rulwar~ . tilitniiiotl principal and iil'i'iilili‘nt in
rain ”w illfll’ ”humid much t‘nrolullnol only ioruivi- hui uranl favors and
in'I-iilil‘liiltin and was one of the lit-st Kathleen and Johns who added apict-
home talent productions ever given i to ilu~ entire «coho.
lu (pp fumwpikg, l in the last ill-i iii“ love affairs of
The furnishings wort» ioaurd by It. y i'rot. littlnoriou and Miss Judith", and
.1. Collins. and 'l‘ristram ti}. ilyntt.|l{alhioen- and Jonas Millet] happily.
the piano came from the Honnontuw i‘i‘ho itt't'lii‘ oi the fete when- forty
Piano (30.. and the [towers and plants . peoplti were on the atom: at title time
Were donated by it. (i. ilnnford. was one of great pli‘iiirilntliittfleiil and
iloitvaan the. first and F‘i'i'mlil aria will innit be rt-montiwrnd. some of
him it}. it. timiiit. director, was pro;
the lineal musical talent in the town
titrated with a lwnulii‘ni lllliilii‘l oflhoiped to itiiilil‘ the tote a success
ohryauulhomuma and m the Close of and all were obliged to respond to on-
tho play. lili'ti, Ivti lltii‘i", the nniiiorlcorea.
til the second scone iillil tile wound The following i! the tiniiiz.
iifll- Willi presented With a huge hou- Miss Polly Pry. Principal of Mt. Red
duet oi' chrrsanthemums. (Jait .’.............Mre. Leo hurls.
The "first not represented the study Of the Futility.
iii a ulrls’ seminary. Three seniors Mitts 0. t). .iuditins, Musical instruc-
luul invited some boys from a near-by tor tin chum oi Dormitory in
Alwi Mann ............ Earl lionitiaa
(liven More ........ (‘heaior Benedict
t‘aich Kendall ...... Ki-nnoth Unit-burn
Eddie Lamb ............ l'nrcy Taylor
Timothy iiallloa ...... Warrun Bt‘oilold
Horace linw ......... (‘lboator flutters!
lien Pool: .......... (teem Wllworth
Dink Bird ......... ...Arihar Robbins
William iiwoot ....... George Howard
Directormhira. ll}. it. Smith.
PinreMMt. lied (ink Hominory.
Ai‘l‘ 1.
Boone twiltudy in Dormitory ii.
arena 2.«~~Rauw. one hour litter.
Ai‘T 2.
lirawina rootn'nt Mi. Red Gilt. one
week later. i -
Take Your Common pails torioualy
l Common coins. severe and frequent.
lay the foundation of chi-out mused
: conditions or the. nose and t root. and
college to visit. them in their study to ...... Mrs. Ralph Granary. may develop into bronchitis, beau.
color a little spread. Kathleen, a Prof. O. n. Edsertun. liifilrilctm' in mania, and consumption. For all
Celtic maiden is round hidins in the myclmlaxi’u,~mm1‘1 Pl llama!!!» (adults and cold: in children and in
Praiideat of little Collage.
Prof. i.‘ M. litrenx..tlnrisilou Bwartz.
'0! the Faculty.
’ room. They secure humid and also
that of the hired magnum. TB!“
. two helpers chose an a ii 0! marl
them all tumult M1:35? use
'1 1
in,
a.El’roih E. 11. Quick. .Ohsrin it. 'i'risiram'
grown persona, ialte Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound promptiyw’l'lio
SUCCORING SQUIRREL SHOOTB
HIMSELF.
Mild-1H"). not. :1. ~Kenuuth Smith
of River street. spent a hall holiday
winning in the "00th yesterday and
before returning home was very
painfully injured trying to surcor a
wounded squirrel. Smith. in com-
pany with Donanioru Brown were
hunting in the vicinity of the Tur-
key hill woods. lie had itnm‘keti
down a squirrel and an the animal
was not dead he Mutant to put it
out of its misery with the sun stock.
one of the barrels of thel gun was
loaded and the triaaer half» rocked.
As he struck the squirrel the gun ox-
ploded and the entire chum entered
the iieahy part of his lea our the
thiith. Tito family physician was hur-
riedly called by llrown. and after
ireatmont Mr. iimith was brought
home. This morning it was learned
he was rusting very comfortably. al-
though the. wound is still considered
quite dangerous.
“NW
YAL‘ ITUDINTI ”NED.
NEW HAVEN. (irl lat-«Three Yale
students arrested on the night of the
Shelf rush, were churned with breach
of the peace in t‘tillrl. yesterday. and
two each fined 8t”- and ”Mill. (Minor!
testified that while they did not see
one of the students do annulus. he
waa'in the crowd which was interior»
in; with trolley iraiilc. The other stu-
dent was caught with a red lantern in
his hand. which had been taken from
a street obstruction. The third ma
dent was discharged as the silicon
said he was simply standing arottnd
with the others.
w...w..w c. law”...
HOTEL AflllVALU.
Muhnokemo tintelwil'. N. Bradshaw.
in. 1". utimer, A. M. Fm". N. B.
Palmer. ti. iii. taunt-rat. B. 3. Fish.
New Haven; Samuel mountain. 1.. w.
Baldwin. Bridgeport. E. Been. New
York; it. at. Avery. Philadelphia. Pa:
1.. R, iiurihult, Wilton: Mr. and Mrs.
H. n. Helicon, fiprlnaileid. ill. at. fits.
Albany, . . it: 8. ti. Barnum. nan:
bury; W. A. Duper. Brooklyn; it.
Mathewson. 1“. '1). mum. at. a. ital»
sell, it. .1. Platoon. city; a. w. (loite-
SUTTlN—TYRELL.
Miss ida ’l‘ymii. of South Norwn‘tk.
was married to William ii Sutton. in
Stamford. on' September 20. by Rev.
ii. 1.. Gleason.
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
‘on the outside of the stations at M'.
iCnrmei, Farmington. Congamond and
iSoutthck on the Canal line.‘ These
are stations which are closed at night.
{and that ’phones have been installed
'r—o that in cast- a conductor or anv
other railroad empioye wishes to com«
municate with the office he can do
so conveniently, at any hour of the
idly or night, »
it was just a year ago that the road
had telephones installed in the sta-
tions of the Canal Road. as as expert
Thient. -
l The telegraph service on the division
has also been maintained throughout
the year. and all of the operators have
.bcen kept in the company's employ.
Ellowever, the telephones, it. is under‘
'atood. have proved of great value to
l‘he road. so valuable, it is said, that.‘
E they will soon be extended to other di-
.\‘islons on the New Haven road.
i
i
iJOHN H. BOLSTER CAN'T GET A‘
DIVORCE.
John H. Bolster. of Bridgeport. an
.penrt-d in the Superior court this at-
‘tut'noon to seek a divorce from Sarah
:A. Bolster. on the around of infidel-
lity. Judge .i‘urtis refused to grant
itbe decree because the fact of resi-
Afiiillilillilifli lT - .
south Norwaik Has to Bow to m
ovitahle~8corea of pitlzona .
Pro“ It.
at
After reading the public Itatemen‘t‘
of this representative citizen of South.
Norwaik siven below. you must come
to this conclusion: A remedy which.
cured years ago. which has kept tit! '
kidneys in good health since. can be .
relied upon to perform the same world
in other cases. Read this: .
B. D. Kelly. 18 Wood street, South, [
Norwalk. Conn. says: “The results V
that follow the use of Dean's Kidnow
Pills are always satisfactory. .1 ant
pleased to confirm the public testimon-
ial i gave in their praise in 1906321: ,
(Statement given June 22, 1911.)
The endorsement referred to by Mr. 1
Kelly was given in April, 1906. and
was in substance as follows: “i was
troubled for a year and a half by dull
pains . over my hips together with;
sharp twinges in the small of my.
back. especially noticeable when l'
straightened too quickly after stoop»
ing. 1 also had headaches and dizzy .
spells. was restless and arose in the
morning feeling more tired than when
I went to bed. When suffering, I had
the good fortune to hear of Doan's Kida
"ney Pills. and procured a supply at
Piaister‘s Drug Store. They worked
wonders and in less than a week my,
trouble had disappeared." . '
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Iiiiiburn £30.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
' I
5 Remember the name—Dean'swand
take no other.
M
- Louxs lNVESTlGATES. ‘~ .
Looks Over List of Social Giulio at
Revenue Collector's Office.
HARTFORD. Oct. 21.—-Visions 9!
further activity in his campaign in be-
half of temperance interests in New
Haven were aroused by a visit to this
city of former State Policeman Merl-
rlll S, Looks. who is now engaged iii
donor: in this State had rim been 93- behalf of the temperance people in
itabiisbed. Bolster testified that he the Elm WY- " "5 ”PM“ in“
"knew his wife had been intimate with L” 1’0““ “3“ here. which was ‘0
iotltor men, .the Mike of the collector of internal
i The court allowed an annulment of
.tho marriage of Charles W. Crosby of
{Greenwich and Carrie Crosby. Cros-
ilily claimed his wife was a bigamiat
i«when she married him. and is now
rserving a term in a Florida prison for
.' that crime. lie knew nothing of her
previous husband when he married
her, Crosby claimed.
iSTAMFORD ARMORV To BE DEDi-
l CATED OCT. 30.'
i The dedication of the Stamford
larmory and rrception to governor
imildu‘ln is scheduled for the night of
.Uciober 3t) and invitations art- being
sent out by t‘ompanies 7 and 9 of the
There will be a concert
:lvy the (‘oast Artillery; Corps band and
the Wheeler and Wilson band from ti
until 9 o'clock and at 9 o'clock the
dedication ceremony will take place.
ifollowed half an hour later by the
inland march. There will be daticing
'and refreshments.
The one hour that is worth its weight in
gold as a nerve. body and strength builder.
PETER DOELGER. .-
EE
Wflrmm .
has a most dclightfultastc. You have never
tasted anything like it"“iitltllillg like it
has cVer been brewed before.
.‘ AMHflori-prinihudlmbmuamulnihhiamflh
A. F. Beckmann & Co. Sole Agents. Bo. Nat-walk.
FIRIT"PRIZI a
DOTTLID
m manna
. PETER DOELGEII’! FIRST PRIZE BREWEIIY
WWI. wink-mutual.
'i‘oast Artillery corps, Connecticut Xa- ‘
. ‘tioual guard.
revenue, was for the purpose of look
ing into the matter of social clubs in
that city. Mr. Louks spent half an
hour looking over the lists of such
clubs. on tile in the collector's onus .J‘i
as those which hold government li-
ceases for the sale oi liquor.
There has been considerable dili
lpute over the‘~ouestion of slab; and
‘alieged clubs and whether or not
they were within their rights it .
selling of liquor and it is hell
that Mr. Looks“ visit is a forerun >7
of action to be attempted against oh.
ganizations which may make the do.
tense that they are clubs which do
not appear on the government lists.
REMONSTRANCE WlTHDRAWN.
There was to have been a hearth:
)‘(kslt‘l‘dfly morninc before the county
commissioners against granting the
‘ransfcr of a license for Mary E. Lay-
den. of East Norwalk. but those who
objected withdrew and the commis-
sioners allowed the transfer.
NOW “at
Bridge Pharmacy. w. F. Winner! ‘
Co. « . ’ ‘ ,
fair Manual: on:
slant. .
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