firms rather lengthy lend many arou-
hull . .
oauaoss.
Court was held yesterday in the
office of Bacon Wakemnu. lit Fnlrdeld.
stand the initiative, referendum and
recall?"
“01 centres» i do. John.‘ 1. resolve to
when n replevin suit was heard beforei have a new are“ worth $65.. That's .
duat‘i Weltemam 'Fonnie Cotone. of; the initiative. You connlder thereon-
“tiintpaee. claimed‘ihatsavlne Pendu..luuon and substituteione lo 325
or ‘Westportfihnd household condo ‘1’?” dress. and ma managing.” ._ .k to
longing *0 11°“ that “5 “in M me. ivote for the original rev rtion:
“DOM $25. Which I116 Wished tonhave! and it goes, or the head of tin nonsp- — ._
Mimi‘ed it" he” “dildo 330“ dam-vi hold experiences the recall. Isn't that
open telthe extent of $15. The Marina ‘ about the idea?” « on
"Well. let’s say $50 as a compromise
ments stood out during the course of measure.” he venturedr—Ine Angelou
the session. Attorney" Clitua Kina Tribune. '
acted for Mrs. Cotone and John J. ”mm m-
Cuneo. of NOI'Wiilii. looked after the “Behind the dim unknown.
interests of Panda. Justice Wakeman Stnndeth God within the shadow. itself
reserved decision. " lug watch alluve'ilis own.”.
Until a short time
ago, scarcely one
pcrson'in a thousand
had ever tasted a
really good soda
cracker—as it canto
fresh and crisp from
the oven.
Now every man.
woman and child in
these United States
can know and en-:
joy the crisp good-'
ness of fresh baked
soda crackers with-
out going to the
baker’s oven.
Uneeda Biscuit
bring the bakery to
you. '
Millions of peOple
know these perfect
Soda Crackers in
their original good-
ness. More millions
Will enjoy them
daily when once
they. know how;
good they are.
A food to live on.
Stamina for work-
ers. Strength for the.‘
delicate. Bone and,
flesh for little folks.
It will cost you just
5 cents to try
Uneeda Biscuit.
Never sold in bulk,
_’ always in the mois-z
‘ ture proof package.
;
NATIONAL srscurr 4
, comm
“la-flown...-
a"
soup
~4RANGE..J
,. Metamucil... a... 2
BY
, paler tinted bloodstones or
. Dry Goods Economist.
shower Models In Earrings. SURPRISING AND UNIQUE Dl8«
The long drop earring ill fashionable PLAY'
now, if you think the yet more popular
single stone screw l00 cmnmonplace.i The Loan Exhibition Onened at 366
lint the character of the drop has Atlantic Street. Stamford.
changed. Nolongeris the long single STAMFORD. N0“ 1-WSCM'001Y in
stone. like an exclamation point up-t COmplete readiness, but so near it that
side dOWn in favor; the drops are with it was opened to the public at the
or dossiers. tinkllng in a bewimhing‘ “I“!wuni‘iid time lhiS Week. the loan
way. exhibition presents to the people oi"
It you want smart earrings, wear 1 Stamford and vicinity a surprising and
gem titted close to the our and from: unique display of attractive and in-
it bring an inch and a half of fine gold structive things, peculiarly interesting
or platinum chain, finished with an.' '0? their MHOCiIilOH Willi bygone
other jewel, round or pear-spayed, scenes. fashions. economies. and.
in choosing earrings match the tone above all. with events and WTSOHISEI
of the costume. worn. to be strictly in famous In national. state and local
style; thus. with is white frock you will history. More than I thousand differ-
Wear pearls. brilliant. or possibly our articles. loaned for the purpose b'y
moonstones; With a bincit and white: residents of Stamford. Xornalk. Dar-
rroclt there Is choice between these Ion. New Cannsu. Greenwich and other
stones or let. preferably the letter; places. Mlle been MIMMHI lholinfl
with a pale pink gown are the use.“ of such illustrations, A general idea
ent tones of coral or some of the of their character slid quality is at
rubies. least suggestion by the titles of the
while with a blue frock are Innilmer- various departments 88 catalogued.
Hiliu tints in turquoise. aqua marines. and in Will“! ”10 0311MB We stunned
sapphires. lupin-lazuli. and llilieihylls‘ as follows;
for the violet tones. as follows:
The newest earrings are In shower i. 1300“» manuscruits. pamphlets
models. tiny single stones to match and maps.
the main screw, connected by gold or 1" "Milli-‘3. Willi-i 311d “Mill".
platinum chains or diamond chips. 3. Old furniture. ancient dress and
Somdiines these chains are double. or uenoral relics. power and bric'a-brnc.
quadrupled and (‘lllmili together at in 1- Antique "“le of 'Cth. Bil”
ferrule by larger stones. and silver.
(‘olorcd stones are very popular.
sure on exchange. especially “lion Inturos and old laces.
combined with diamonds or send ‘3. New “38‘3““ kili'ilt’n‘rfl com~
pearls, but there is in vast assortment plctc outfit, Willi 80ml” "WM“! and
to meet till tastes nnd.pocitelbooks. . furniture.
Quaint effects are found in colored; 7. Indian Imiilcmonlwrcilrs of W
cnumcl tilnlzrec. Etruscan gold and In Iiiiol'lillmli l'uCt‘S-
-—-—-——
jet. 5. Relics of the coloniul period.
»» "vwvr ll. Revolutionary u‘ur relics.
New Stationery. iii. Civil war momentous.
Nuiil‘mtilit‘ In the incl that no bright Some things of illit'l‘tinl are shown
colors nrc uccn excl-pl use linings {Or In cncli of tile allow-named dcpnrr
envelopes. and illni err-u nnrrow coli~:umns, in many of them there is a
trusting borders nrc quiet in tone and surprising number of articles“ some
MINI Whili‘v ~ of large intrinsic value. and all suit»
New envelopes. both plain and cilnn able to the general aim of the exhibi.
ed with darker colors. are shown Willi lion in furnishing object-lessons illus-
fiillil‘t. HQuare flaps ill "010 mil icm‘r native of past times and fashions and
sizes. and quite the newest flap of «II (Womb. Nothing short of the printed
iii short and pointed and does not come (331.40qu illicit can Kin‘ even an up
Wllh any but gill-edged paper-main» proximately complete. ldcn of the
pore flasher. .wenlth and variety of the collection.
und the very great historical interest4
of the most of them. For example.
Airs. (‘ouslnnce 'l‘owne loans an unlo-
grnph letter of Gen. Washington to
(‘ol. Tollmudgo, written in 1779. in
connection with the original petmll
portrait of Tullmuilge by 'l‘runibull.l
There are autographs ni George lil.
‘ The f.“ M” and of Edward \‘ll.. illlii a number of
are quite attractive. being made orei' lotiel'l written during the Revolution-
sllver-pletod frames in nises averaging. ary war. conveyiufl graphic 1mm",
neven inches. Mont of thou thus far) alone both of public. affairs and while
“now" ." 0‘ convenient mi” ““4 life iii that period. A miniature of
are equipped with long cord handles. Col. 'l‘allmsdge's daughter. “3‘ Sully.
instead of being trimmed or otherwiiie Rosaries-one of them 0, m,“ luxuli
ornamented. they are perfectly piaIn.‘ blessed by Pius X. personally. “mu...
lose and lllolet. of the fanioua old frigate (‘onaiiiutiun
Not only are White or pink rose! and of the Konraurue. Article-ii of
tucked in the center of bouquets oil dross Wm.“ by Gen. illh‘ld “ “NW”
natural violets m m, worn on carriage and his daughter Mollie lire shown. A
ornaments. but tilt?)"iil)ll9|l‘ also on ltolii-Iiendeil cutie made from the Char-
the orownii of flower million in the (or link. and a thounaiid other tilllllI
some combination a half desert or .0 literally “lilo numerous to mention.“
being dotted over the crown. amen: Ti“ “"1““ Which appear moat tre-
the Violets. any. the Hartford 00mm“. quentiy In the catalogue as loaners in-
The brim of such a but lsllkely to be ”ma” than.» 0' M" and M” F. 6'
Mather. Mrs. Constance Towne. the
velvet of a den ur in shade. or
p v ii (loot family. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
black. ~
Davenport, the Misses Smith of Rich»
Mald's Apron. mend illll nvonue. Deacon Albert Sco-
The dinnor apron of u", we...“ sea field of Darlen. Dr. and Mrs. Norton of
son tits I. well no ii... frock 1“,th liarlen. Mrs. N. R. liart. Mrn. V. Mur-
It. and it ‘is not so long as to look all- “Vila 1“"le 3‘3 “'09“ 0' f'ontenlment
enveloping, any. um Philadelphia island. Dr. Robinaonor the Soldiers'
North American. A mid lei-as. as Heme. John M. Brown. fir. and Mrs.
well be attractively dressed futimyiil'ollsr Ely. Charles ll. Crandall. Miss
other my, and the new aprona w] h. C. (lorhain of Dorian. Mrs. John Todd.
a my." help to that and. fioltimon Close. Mrs. '1‘. ill. Bowen. hir.
Felt Handbags.
(loincidinx with the now welhds'vei.
oped tendency for handbags matching
the accessorieu or articles of apparel.
some of the stores have begun featur-
ing handbags made of felt. the idea he-
Ing to match wpmen'u hats. says the
w
W. l
iii M.--
and Mrs. William ii. illicit. Mrs. John
M...» 4.
Color in Ielt. ‘, i i Walker of Riverside. Mrs. G. ll. Hutch» :4 1m
The beit‘oralrdle of an afternoon inns. Mrs. C. K. melon. firs. Emily 1..
frock embroidered in glowing oriental ll. Fay. Dr, .1. Milton Coburn of South
‘eoiors is sometimes the only hit of, Norwallt. Minor Post. (i. A. it, A. (3.
high color relief in the otherwise neu-l Arnold. and s numerous list of others.
Ital-lined gowns. says the Chicago ii is emphatically an exhibition that
Journal. rim is a novelty being intro- must be use to be “MIMI as fully1
5. Personal ornaments, ivorieu. min. 1s~x80uth Main and am
[with box .l.
MEN ADRIFT lN OPEN BOAT OFF
PENFIELD REEF.
+ BRIDGEI‘ORT. Nov. 1.——Adrift In
an open boat and buffeted by the
waves, three men were rescued-Sun-
day off i’enfleld Reef by the power.
boat Florence. which took them ashore.’
The three men were” John Regan.
Leonard Rich and Thomas Walsh.
The party had been fishing off Pen-
field Reef and had started for home;
when one of the ears in the boat
snapped and they became helpless at
the mercy of the sen.
All three were badly used up by
their experience.
”UT“ NORWALK Fill ALAN“
" IOX'.
Fire Alarm gomuarters at Rooms
firm: elophone for fire alarm.
Iw—anbinxton and North Main Sta.
flmckemo Hotel.
Mini and Raymond ass.
Susi! 0 Corner Factory. private.
Cmfloyt's Theatre.
'f——Norwalk Rossini.
l—Iluaie Hall. lifford and City Hotel:
Wren t.
iz—oxWest St. Franklin School.
iMConeord BL. Concord and Listening
Bottoms.
14-»Norih Main and Ann Sta
1‘“th at. and let Ave.
lc- . orwnlh Iron ' rite.
l7—- eat Ave. and Cog” St.
vs.
322%: 3% ‘K‘i‘h‘l‘
alt-«Ely Ave. is a Lowe ‘ i
24~Cheainut an lien ‘
te—Lexlnlton Ave. nd Austin
Lit—«Wear and Film rovo Ste.
31.40th Main 8L. between Grove and
Meadow Sis. ,
3:443!) Bloch-in Works. State 8:.
Mass ring and Clo ’ Sis. i
35”: viian and star Sta. i
l
l
iii—smoke: In. Lo
Oi—J‘airfieid Ave. and cedar at.
42-~Tayior Ave. and South St.
lil«\\'midward Ave. and Meadow St.
lb—gurntt and Quintana Aves. and Water
I.
low-Woodward and invades Aves.
bi—-Goitien lllll tit. and Elmwoud Ave.
fit-«Washington St. Br the. . ‘
Gltv-i-‘roinlit yard and Ann in. private. .
Biwh'urwnlit Lock (“on private. '
txi Dcnofoli non-interfering boxes.
(M) Monti-r boxufrom which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and 3 D. an.
stmudard time. 1- ‘
One atmko at odd timoa. testinu or
line open. i-
Two stmiles after an alarm. fire out. re-
calls department. l-i
“Th‘mo' sI‘nw strokes. water to be shut
O . 'r‘ W
At 12:05 p. m.. each Wednesday. a box
is ulied for lost.
Ire alarms for on! district also 11-.
colved by telephone. i.
“W...“
MIT NORWALK FIRI ALARM IOXIO
Fire headqfiartern. 'an Zani at. Tel. no.
312..-, Eon 'uhinutun and For! Btu.
:ithan Zuni Bt. and So. (inborn Ave.
Howl-Last Ave. and Bowen 8t.
21T~>>Winfield St.
:Ed—si-‘iirt and (‘harlen Fla.
Mimic“! Ave. and Fitch tit.
225ml“. John Rf. and Emilie Ave.
liszmiieaview Ave. and First Rt.
Killimi‘loulevnrd and Second lit.
stilt-7th.“ Ave. nd Fifth iii
Aunlliar box It Marvin school connects
with be 3 B.
Auxll el ' box in Fitch school connects
tine blast li‘ whistle at odd times, test-
m or lhe urn.
e blast o vhiatle at I p. m. standard
time.
lion test at I . m.. eve Wellhead“.
’f‘wo blasts o wlilallev- -i» fire out.
Four hissia of whistle—1‘1 l—i-ai M.
n. m.. no wheel.
flame coil M ":80 s. to. one pension.
A telephone memo to electric station
I708). between the hours of s p. m. an
I! a. m.. vine location of fire. an alarm
wili be u ven of nearest boa.
NORWA 'lfll A ARM. 4
lI-«Gor par of s d We Bu.
rim-Bel 6&1! lit.
n. on ion
:3“ “lgama WI
. out." “mm
3 ... est Ave. ant‘gerkeiey lit...
’ (‘ vets term).
lilo-«flu house.
til-«Went Ave. and srwin Iii.
aha-Harbor are. and (Millard 8i.
i and Harbor Ave.
ill- on Av‘. pear Armory.
Ill-«filtered! i: an Illim ml. 4
is“ rain at. and orth vs.
43... nee . .
”mil n and Cstberi e Its.
flaw-New Canaan roa an Fair at.
iiiwlftheatnut It. near lusnmer at.
all.» sin iii. and Unto Ave.
68% rand lit. and Tin bane.
iii-«no “The Green."
remnant Ave. and Lincoln Ave.
t.
“mm Ave. and Dsakans Laos.
nowavron rm hum elevate-re
13-» issued an. to n. 1.. s. it a a.
. i't.
inn- toting hint! a Self wand.
s
lie.
1 “While Hess hi liaise.
iLWh to En e 3. t: i;
l7-~Wh is am e. .g i. a
. grab! the or. ii at
in i .
w sire «“3”» we tau. t-i. lee
dueed by several of the designer“. is it WI!» "
23% W sen ms. lanai:
.3..th . .
or House ;
For Rent .,
that ruminant}. but if it Vim. wouldn’t
.rsnge our columns in a businesslike.
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