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Philadelphia Athletics Need Only
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IIIW VIIIIII BIIIIIS "
l
"0] [MSHEARIENED lowed for no excuse for rpn-uttend-
While the Prospect is Not Bright,
Still They Have Hope
NEW YORK. Oct. ‘25.-The New
Yorit (Hunts are fighting in the. last
ditch lodu y to wrest the title of world’s]
champions from the Phlltidcipllia Alib-
iotics With tlircc victories won out
of four games plnycd. the American
lAlflglle leaders need but one more to
clinch I‘hi’. title for l9l i.
(Continued on Third
PIILITE BliIIGLIIII
Page.)
Iii GBEENWIGII’
(li’il‘lIEN\\'lCli. ()cl. 23.—-——A
who apologized for his Intrusion. and
bnrginr
who has nestlicilc tastes. made a coil
in an automobile at the home of Mrs.
A. H. Scone in King street. early to
do}. I
by hearing footsiteps in her room
about 3 it. in. She culled out and the
. lllilisillllillllll
Mien helm acolle Wflg‘i’t‘d‘m‘
* ills lilllnslll
Twenty-second lino oi the Order
Observed Last Night, With
Fine Program .
P. C, Lounsbury Lodge. New Eng-
land Order of Protection. celebrated
its twenty-second anniversary. last
evening. in its all. in Washington
street. In n, most auspicious manner.
The. meeting was largely attended by
members and the occasion was graced
by the attendance of Grand Secretary
Jeremlnh Wall. of New 'iiaven. and
District Deputy Wuilnce A. Smith, of
Bridgeport.
The excellent weather conditions ni-
encc and the meeting won one of the
lnrgcst on record as n‘result. in the
course of the evening nu excellent on-
tt-rininlnout was rendered which was
appreciated by all. as was evidenced
by the bounty applause which greeted
the efforts of ouch member of the ctrI
tortuining l‘rutcrnity. The pl‘ogrnnt'
was mt follows:
Selevtlonswh‘ll't‘iuen's Mandolin Or—
clientra.
Vocnl SOIOw—MIBS Jennie Alien. ‘
Vocul Solo-”Miss Florence Muuson.
Litter ill the evening the visiting
members of the groin! iodito spoke at
soln'n length on matters of interest por-
tnlninl; to the lodge. its business and
until.
/
WWWPIWW~O~umw-w. w. . m.
City of Norwalk Council lies a
Good Work to Take Up at
Beginning of Term
IiiiIIIIiiIiII’ Iii PRIIPEIIIY
iIII iiIiiII III’ IIiIIII
Wharidge is a Valuable Asset to
Any Community
Mayor Edward J. Flu-nogun. of Nor-
mal-rm iii-ll one.» million» a Ipsoiol
. A
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ililllll "llilllliii is
~~ illlllil itlllti
christian anon. Caught in
High plumbed. ls Allowed
monitor Costs
’ in the case of. @hristlan Simmons, of
Norwalk. against F. [alloy Cooper, of
Hartford, and Charles D. Floyd. of
Norwalk, which was tried before
Judge Howard B. Scott of the com-
mon pleas court last week, Judgment
has been given plotntltt to recover
from Cooper the sum of “42.08, with
damages and costii. and in favor of the
defendant Fioydvto recover coats.
The above action is an “involved
financial transaction in colored circles.
tober, limb, and January. liiiii. he
gave up $400 for four bonds In the
Metropolitan Mercantile and Realty
company. his being an illiterate than.
and having no experience in commer-
cial muticru believed that the bonds“
could be redeemed at any time, that‘s
a
\vnlli. In his message to the now
council which went Into other a week:
logo Inst. evening. opened up u linidi
upon this your which If all his one;
((‘Ontinued on l-Jloycnth Page.)
--—FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY.
7~pusseuser touring cur. limousine Ind.
history and such paid it tribute to the
excelicnt standing of l‘. C. Inounsburyl
Lodge. the record of which is well:
known throughout the New Ennlund‘
states.
A banquet followed the entertain-
ment after which ensued a most tie.
ilghttul social nine in which all par~
tlcipated.
”epoch or slid-dram for the sin-mu
of tumhqtsggic to tho committee
in chum which hm made up or Mrs.
Samuel Holley. chairman; Mrs. staph-i
on Stone, Mrs. Charles Moore. Charles
man replied. "(l-h. i [log your pardon.“
and then he rctrcntcd and left by tho!
front door lilies Scoile. who follow-k
ed him ut. it sni'e dislnncc. now that lie-1
was it man of about iii). dressed in it?
(lurk suit nntl bed on an automobile
rap. He left in his muchlne. Deputy
Sheriff Finnegan, summoned by Icic-
gihollc. trnrcd the machine nlonu tho
street. to the point at which it stopped
in front of Mrs. Scoile's house. and
then on until the tire marks were lost .
ill a more of other trucks. The bur-1
trier got into the house by u porch
window, which apparently had
left unfastened. The inmily were
about to move to their win-tor been
deuce Ill Mount Vernon. N. Y.. and the
homily pints and slunll silver bud bccni
packed up in roses and ‘ilIIlCl‘iI in Mrs}
Hl‘OIiE'S chamber. it Is thouirht Ilit‘
illirit'lnr had some ittmwlctine of IIIIri
and In groping through the upper
IiiI” went into lilies Scolic‘s room. Ill-
slcltd of Mrs. Srollc‘u. i-le bud. llowg
“\i‘l. Illiliit‘tl over the slivcr which Itiltl
Iwoll lci't lit the dlulugroom ilnti had
picked out some, pleccs which nppcuh
ml to his tunic. It won nil solid sli-
\'-(i‘ nud bore the family min‘it. in!
the silver tnkeu were a dozen Ilsll
t'orlts. ll. dozen fish ltntvcli. llnlf u do:-
en oyt-ltor forks. two dozen forks. two'
dozen tipoollii, one fancy i‘ork. two ell-t A scorch revealed the Incl that «in! w“ “MN"“NI ”W "In Midi“! II"?
vcr lmohmi brushes Hilton from thoj el‘nl lino niece: of Jewelry. some ofim‘m “in which mommy and him
chambers. nud ti silver any. This them biting hclrltmmu and illitiily priz-{rmm "TIMI! Injury. HO rm W130“
sliver wnii vuhiotl lit 8200. 1
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VISITEII TIIIIIITY
8T. IIIIIIIEW ASSEMBLY
A delegatioh ol' twenty~olnbt moth-
bt-rs ot‘ the Bridgeport lulcui Assembly
of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew paid
it "visit to Trinity Assembly, inst ov-
Flllnil‘. and it mo” GMMWMW‘ "IN”. through the rear window. tiln sash
‘ llllvlmt been torn from Its pinoc.
int; elIBlltld..
The business meeting won prrsitlrti
over by Herbert Hmltlll. oi Chi-int
church. Iiriiiileport. and n rcpori oi"
thin national couvcnlloti. which wus
hold tit liiiiTulo. wus rcuti by 8. hi.‘
,‘MtIWill‘dIi: of st. John‘s Church. llridito
’i'lie tenure of the evening ems the
ottoman delivered by Francis J.
Smith. of New Haven. who is the state
president of the Brotherhood otyfit.
Andrew. His will we: spproprlm
nut! Interestitiu‘. ' ‘
‘iit tho conclusion hi the business
mei‘tlnii. refreshments were served
been 1
j loft in n hurry and wontthrou'h the
Moore. Charles Thompson and Willis1
(luvnnugh.
.u...
—YOU ARE SURE
of getting the but when you buy our
brentl. rulrc. biscuits. etc ‘ linnuer
liukcry. Tel. 367.
WISIPIJRI Iiiiiiit
iIIIliiI BlIiiIiIiRilIIii
The Misses Savage Lose Several
Valuable Pieces of Jewelry 1
I
lillrxlnrs some time yesterday enter~i
ed the house of the Mines Delia and:
Augusta Savage, of Westport “ennui
Iilld stoic several vnlunble piece: 0H.
jewelry. The work in thought to have;
been that of boysuir trumps. tor the
Job was it bungling nffull‘.
When the girls. who tire employedi
Ill South Norwulii. reached home. they:
found the house in grout disorder. Thei
coiiientu of every piece of furniture
which had it draw therein Wore strewn
about the floors and the entire house
.wns tiiply turvy.
ed for their intrinsic value. und tho.
iIlilnk containing the springs of iilci
; younn IlidINl for Btl‘t‘l'lii nlonlhil. liiitl.
i tiltinpponl'uti. i
; 'l‘llo bonito wan left alone nil filly;
while the young indies Wore out, and
It iii thought lhtit portions the item; of
“burglars tbul has boon operntlnu in
'Southport tlld the work. Othorwllin it
: llllllii lilive boon boys.
? iCnirntlce to tho bonito Willi effected
Tho
persons who tliti tllp worit evidently
house provloualy in the some basic.
probably touring tho return of the oc-
cupants. ‘ ‘ ’
The case has boon reported to the
Normlit police department. but they.
have found no trace of the blimiura"
all yet. The young» ladies feel their
loss very notion. nftd or. spending iIli‘
day oi, home to uh an accounting of
that? does and to but the house in
shapeugaln. ~
Wm“...
«rout nuts mom on any.
lIIJIIIIIIIIIIII iIIiIIS
. slid Welt. 8th “I. Vernon. N, Y.
taxicab. Tel. 103842.
IiiIII IiiiiIiIlSil
iv. women: all on» War.
on rig-to in enroll whll'o
Trying to Avoid
Striking Girl
in their litempts to dodge a little}
Italian girl. who stood between thei
trolley truck in Washington street. op-l
posltc the Ferris (loci Complny yards.
W. W. Comatock. who was driving his: W“ “l" “”0” "“19"“ 1
automobile west from across the;
bridge. struck and knocked down‘
James Worden. of St. John street. Elsi
Norwalk. who was going out on bill
crowded into the criminal
court room. and was so disturing thatI
they would my usual! interest on the’
investment. ' .
The plaintiff discovered that thei
of endeavor for the council to work; 9
bonds were no good. and he made at
demand for his money As he did?
not not It he brought suit to‘recover.
The pinintitt was represented by
Attorney John .i. Walsh and the tier
,fendnntu by Attorney John P. Congo“
Thc arguments were heard Inst. Thurs-i
duy. nud thr- voices of the attorneys
superior
bluic'o Attorney Judson sent up n notei
to Judge Walsh not to break the fur‘?
pilots. and to lower his voice so 33,
not to disturb the in wells. Attorney,
Walsh turned the note our to Attor-i
our (lunch: Mb. no mixing “4*
the latter warranted for “rule. '
The decision of Julie Scott is to thei
onecoihot the plaintil had nil-mood?
the tiles-lion in his complaint as tar;
as it concerned Cooper. and tint latter;
accepted not) from Simmons for the?
warthleu bonds. and thnt the lime,
merits made to Simmons were talent
The court. however. does not see how"
Lloyd was implicated In the bond
transaction. However. Lloyd} action;
--A FIFTY-CENT REDUCTION
For ten days on Switch".
Transformations. Mine. liitoCourier.t
bicycle. In a result the latter want“! "The Hamill Shim." 102 Wash- St.
thrown from his wheel and nnrrowly;
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call! I ll '. hiltibi '
Zl..i2.i:§..°.fiii‘..‘.i.i"’ " " ‘” °’ lTllO IlllELToll i
The accident occurred in
o‘clock. .\tr. Worden was returning till
his home how work and was rIdIIlKi
leisurely on his extreme right. with “I?“
eyes upon the little ltailnh girl. whoi "W“ to Bridgeport.
stood confused In the middle of the
trolley truck. lly—utanders. mnllalns
the danger of the little girl. added to
the confusion. while the mother cried"
I to her to run to ililI sidewalk. Jilll Mi ””9" “‘d 'm' “d they '0'“ to in
i
this time. Mr. (‘omstock come from the:
i pound hedge anchor. load with the aid.
i of his
bridge and on Icon to sin-a. at-
tempting to More when the little tot
would run. probably. Then some the;
ulna-h Ind when Mr .Colmtocx‘ had
stopped hill machine. near Water
street. It. visa found that Mr. Worden
out and sithihlned. Mr. Com-hock nrir
lull him to secure medical aid at once.
Mr. Warden, howl-yer. did not. fool so
disposed. and finding thnt ho had nus?
tuiticd no broken bunch. limped to IIIll
home.
This morning he is pretty still and
sore. Iifl'liifl received mulm about
the abdomen Ind lens. which while ’
they do not hit,.‘||l|(‘IlM0 him. are
cunning him oonstdornblo inconven-
lsuco. ‘
--....._.....o.._.........
ull‘tflAD AGENT WANTID. .
A wide-awn“! mun wunloti to ink.
agency for a hunt ilrntln broad in
Nornlslit Mid South Norwniit. One
thnt Illlll l'i lmrnn tilld wagon and who
can furnish Slim rush security. This
in a good opportunity tortilla right
mun. Ester slit. Vornou Battery. Olit
W “humanely.“
it it unit into his violent temper
get any with him. it in n high he
doesn’t try to control it. as much all
he might.
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Morley well invested—«int Muniti-
tfliocb-ot'iiu’ry prices. Tel. 102842.
and till ifl‘chont unloved n notch tithe:
3:45I
gNorwsiit Light. this morning It | ..
:o'cloclt. Thcrnntuin's calls for oslint- ”0“ "‘0” 0' i” ‘0 38‘ y ‘
m. Keeper I-‘ranli . needed hit! two points when Mr. llul- ; which had been buried with the body; .
9 com finished. The interest in this who not disclosed. Other than to snyl yellow and white hunilnii. very trill».
r
' patronage of the members cud Mantis
i
The inn Hurt-lion. bound from New3
slice Were ‘hcord
uld. (laptaln loosen secured a 3M)
launch succeeded In getting the.
tint free on the rising tide. 1
During tho excitement the captalnl
throw about eight tons of soft cool out
erbliurii. as he feared that his ship.
would founder In the high suns.
lie was itblo to get to his dilation-i
tlon ulmstlmc utter daylight today. 1
Henry I). Cornell. .of Norwlilk. want
out this morning early in his 'i‘ruant.l
nod ”stunted the vessel. He went near
her in hill little launch and won hailed.
The captain hllliod him to tow out on
similar and he took the line about 2m
incl uwuy and dropped the harbor. u
fliliilifl in KFIIITTK the tun snout.
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I
KINO‘O DAUGHTIRQ‘ TflA. I
.mmn . ._
Pleasant Muir at tho fiuldoncc of
Mrs. William “more.
A vnry sliccesliful ion was served at
the home of Mrs. Willtllm homers, in
at hayvihw sventlo, yesterday litter-
nooo. under the auspices of the Wimb
mover Circle of King’s ”cushion oi
the depth Norwullt Convolution“
Church. Tho mm was sprout sue-
restl in every they and thnnlto to the
of the mainly, a but cum on mused
by the ladies in charge. -
There was on sale hummus oaks
and can”, which was utterly sought
for by all who comm the quality at
no constructors: not a nun
mom in The Sentinel.
confidant“. '
Wire and Our Own Operator
who"... pun-”mm... . . n...
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The plaintiff alleges that between Oc- _‘
b. h.
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“‘Wbb‘o'n'aa'wmmm com nonunmycoun. monsoon. ocroam 25.1911
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‘wu'rualt reason? .
rall- tonight and Thursday.
Sentincl’a adv
HIIII IiIIliSI
EIIIIIiIS
‘ IRRISIIII
Rev. Frank Sandiorti Taken in
Charge by a Federal Ctilcer '
. at Shiloh, Maine
Siiiii IIIIIIiIIEIIS IIiiIi .
Ill iIIS REBIIII Iiiililii
tied Scurvy Due 'to Insufficient
Provisions.“ is Claimed
DURHAM. Me, on.” 25.——-Rev.
Front: Sandfortb, leader of the Holy
itlnoai and Us Society. was arrested to 5 “m" ”19 mm of ”‘9 “hove-"I
day at Shiloh. the 'soclety's colony
here. by a federal chiller. it is notion
stood thin. Sandrord was wanted .in
{connection with the death or four crime “um, commissioners may 9“"
'shis 'foiiowsrs tram scurvy due to ”room suitable food, clothing and med-l
isnl'licieht provisions’on board the sly-“‘1 “id for the it””°“‘*”-" The mu“;
ciety‘s yacht Coronet.
lllllllli till lilills
llnl illl Slllllliil
showroom Furnish»
mmmmelillml
=. Turnout idiom
The tint mi smoker of the Nor-
wsik Club no held last evening and’
Nimrod A delightful occasion. The are '
(this was. made plenum with music,
singing and refreshments. The open-
!
' in: semen in the bill-rd and pool tour-i 3m. Wham “(KIWI EVI-
namsnts were played and prayed in.
(QMIInl.
Speldcl'a orchestra. of Bridgeport.
The cvoning proved most enjoyable
and the refreshments were excellent. l were sent back to Hyannis on on early E
in the pool tournament (2. Otto Fitch,
rated till. defeated Charles R. Chas-.tery st Hyannioport. .
mar. rated 8.3. by the score of 60 to
71. The same us well played ondiyoung woman was held about i a. mind more decorator. ore to be ct!-
“rho‘n the City Hospitulhlorxue.1‘he med-isrm‘ulmed on the novel and email".
run aground on inns unicorn. in the billiard tourns-licsi examiner denied that more had-diwhw. Which it! helps so much “r
3 ”m northeast cud of the smudge. 03‘ mom's opening game. rated 75. detent- been an autopsy. Whether or not any Fired and talked of A description fl ‘
3rd William L. Olsen. rated 90. by the lcontniuer oi' the poison which cottsedlbest is but a feeble attempt; It malt
Mr. Ollen her death was found in the bethrobeibfi been l0 ”8 at It” MIDWCIIML
closely contested throughout.
name was at high pitcn throughout.
The score of the pool game
ironies:
t’hastnur, 85.
I iii-ml
7 I Yi—vtl
H 25
3d 27%]
(ii litiwl
41ml it]
ill "mi
59 I’ll
88ml fill
“II-4 60
0h aaturday evening at this wcck
J. 3. Buckley. rated fill. in to pit him-
ileif anuiniit it. iioyt Mot-u, ruled in,
in the second some of tho pool tour-
nutrient.
On November it tho Nut-walk Club
will have n pinochle tournnmont for
On lhcenibcr 12 there.
tho members.
will no another of those little club
card ttnlrna‘mcntll.
member 4 has been planned by
the entertainment committee for n in‘
their night. Tho Mendelssohn Trio
will he on hand. and Miss Polls will
entertain the assembled xtluui.
The Norwcilt (lino tutti certainly
plume s only. winter and the life
nut in“ in titeylub bu greatly
increased within the put your.
“aw-“km“
u-NO‘TIct.
The Towu Assessors will most It
the stun of 1!. ll. {lined in 06.. Elli
humor. Woods-div. Oct. at. and in
illitill liliilllli _
lull lill lulu
lodge Curtis Decides in Favor oi.
County Commissioners and
Dr. Banks Retains Position '
Sheriff Volimer has lost in his fight
for the privilege of. appointing the
county jail physician. Judge Howard
J. Curtis of the superior court hundq
ed down a decision yesterday in
which he finds tint the county COID'
m‘lssioners have. the power of appointr
in; the doctor.
in his decision Judge Curtis sister!
that. the sheciit bases his claim upon
section 2926 of the statutes which is
as follows: "Silertt'ls may appoint de-
puty sheriffs or jailers or other of.
floors lindcr them in county Jails in
their respective counties."
Judge Curtis snys. “a physician at
the jail is clearly not an omcer or
an employe of the county jail. The
inherit! has not authority to appoint a
Iphysiciun to attend prisoners when ill
III HANDS"
‘ .IHI'RIVB
Its Capture Will Prove oi Great
.Value and Other liens is ‘
[Against Government
iiilllllli lilili iii
ii isslsllilf
Thirty Soldiers oi Ills .
“ Also Reported Killed ’
TOKIO. Oct. 25.——0plnion in ‘1‘ i
is almost tunanimous that the distorts
ance in China will be prolonged, ‘
I Judge Curtis then quotes section
{2936 which states that “deputy Juli-i
Eers under hhe rules and direction off
I
{finds ihut it is for the commissioners‘
ito determine whether it is better
{policy to employ a physician for a
.llxed term at it fixed salary or to em‘I
:ploy a doctor for different. occasions.
Dr. (3. Lincoln Banks is the choice
of the commissioners and he is now
leer-vitig. Sheriff \‘ollmer wished to.
iammlht his son. Dr. John w. Von-I
jtiter.
Mill Iiiii'i' MI
,2 WISIIIIIIIIIi
Medical Examiner illeiuses to.
i dance Was Secured i
l
l i
Ifurntshod concert music thrpusbout . BOSTON. Oct. 25.-—-Followtng on ex- Juries are believed to be 88110“: I‘m
pm, late evening And frequently the entire » Imination ot the body ol Avis Lionell. . Walker's arm “8 broken- The II-
':memblnse of men summit .mundlthfi young music student who met hot-zinc“! were «fried to I TWO“ My.
the musicians and sing the old songs. 3 death n week 150 int 33mm" by my. ‘ pitnl. .
sins cyanide of potassium. the remains?
: brain and reinterred in the little come-
The examination of the body of the:
ithnt an examination had been held and
by that he would report his findings intone is shallow" 0" the "Hunt."
lilistt‘hlt Attorney [’elietier. Medical
Pitt-h. 60.‘Exaniilier Lehry minced to discuss thefof both floors. toxsther with «cry
5 post nnd pillar in fehtoouod and drum '
Accompanied by Associate IiiedirhiiWIIh crepe cloth of yellow and white. '
Examiner Winters Ind i‘lr. Kendrick”
Gala.
otheial Monographer to the examiner“
i no. wary arrived at the morgue at Mt
early hour. A careful «nomination ofl
the body and bathrobe was made and;
the party remained in the building on;
hour and a half. utter the body waa‘
removed to the South i‘itotlon and uh»
tier escort of a reprcoontutlvo for the
prosecution with placed on the 7:33;
into for Hynnnln. .
Application» of the defense to boys;
representatives at the nuiopny. which.
won supposed to ho held today. were.
not derided
Murray reserving his decision until 9.
known.
Tilly vial or container in which Miss
Avn liintirll received the cyanide oi
tmtostlium which omitted her delth will!
not buried with her body. This poaiil»
billty which led to the exhilaration at
the body from its prove in Hynnnlo.
no disproved lit this examination
made early this morning by Mcdlcnl
Examiner Timothy tony.
mNOiNfl flit-tout"
Two-strip no Wilts‘gusrnnued tor
06. 2 nm- ‘Wlxrhcro'o Pharmacy.
he-
upon yesterday, .ludnei
c. in. today. Whether this but any-glow and white. Over the «their».
Uiifli‘ to do with holding the examine»,
tiotl Ii such an curly hour is not;
involving heavy losses to the inte'
ed powers. . ,
it is felt in international qua
here that the best way to entail
the commercial interests arms [to
(Continued on Eleventh-MI) V
OLIDDEII mom 1
lllsullttt kitten
rirrox, on. Oct. no.4. a. honor
of New Yorit city. was Instantly” ,
ed near here film. than” '
automobile w-hleivho wall MN: >
the Glidden tour was menus-nod. 5‘
J. walker and his tile. 3 ._
m are noobtalsablb, 1th. .
Butler was churmut‘ot tho ,
Board of the Ameflm Autow
Association. Walker Is the ram K
the tiiidden tour, now in was. its
“)0 South. . f: 'V
The accident was eluted by I. hr“ ‘
in the steering gear. The car m
wrecked and Mr. Butler was insulin
ly killed when he was crushed by “D
wheel hitb. Referee Walker's in-
--A UNIQUE “SPLAV. .
Mr. Sullivan. the new mannnr o!
ithe Boston Store. together with the
able assistance of Mr. Kelley. wind”
The whole interior ill a man of”
lticsiiy arranged. The tlominathl‘
Yor harvest time, The entire carillon.
while ill plonleouc numbers the pump:
liin so strongly chnrnctorlltlc of M '
old New Eilglund Ill strikingly In M
deuce. and Is a happy reminder cut.
the hurl/ell lime in rich and, truiti‘ni. .
They are not annulus bulliokilil M
ore displayed. but common yellow ma
board Pitt and limped to represent. '
real thing. and lhtiy are so perfect;
mniin illitl nun wonders how It All
came nlloui. “
bountiful IlaIIMM with this Morin-
lion “ilnrvost Rain" in sold and M I
low lettering are hanging from the
inner unlimlnhd slid still tiretltor «#2.
fort Mill beauty to the draping oi yol-
hitiiiroo on tho Main hiroet chic incl
lattice work reaching to the utility.
end this in entwined with em
leaves. with an occasionnltbunob‘ til
flowers. The whole Idea to to
incubus with the grout Honest
which opens tomorrow at the 80s '
Store under most, promltiitli ~
lions. '-
We would advise our Model“! .
to miss this novel display. III It
surely worth the trouble.
wt: congratulate the now to ~
main of this progressive Mock
their very summon work. ‘
Thunder‘s. ii n. no.
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Instinct out on. minimum.
Norwalk Chronicler