U
e2“ Sofith Nor
Trust.._C.om- '
Franli' Buttery, 01' Main streot, want
0 Danbury with’ n Nor-walk oxpresn
yuan this morning to bring to Norwaih
is mother's household furniture. Hic
Another will live in Pine street.
L - The olllcinls oi’ the New England Co
real company. of‘Wlnflold street. East
Norwailt, reported to Constable lie
,, CL Seine-Ir. yesterday. that boys loreloi'l
their front steps on Hullowe’on.
The Fii‘omou's Mandolin Cluir hold
a rohoursnl lust (‘Vi‘lllllfl at tho 0”
"Wt-ll ”0k nud,l.nddor Company 11W-
-lor.~t. ’l‘otuorrow evoningj thoy will pin}
a oouplo oi‘ solvz-tious at tho Mayflower
‘daui'c.
'i‘ho Cut-lo of Light will unit; itn
, annual business muting in tho lot-turn
room of the First llnptiht '(‘hurt‘h this
pruning at 7:30 o‘clock. lit-votiouni
thootluu at, it o'clnt-h. A lull uttnutlnnro
is roquostod.
Street Cmntuiusiouor I‘Itlwurtl l"
mutant Norwuik. is ill work with 1‘.
gang 01 turn todav i‘it‘tllllll’.‘. llli‘ Mum.
oi? tho. vnriouu ptll‘lth‘ in town, ’i‘lu
Norwnlk iiit‘t‘i‘ll iilitl l’nion l‘.irlt :ll‘t!
the inmost of tho contracts and both‘
are covered with luuvos for their mum
trues have :~hitd hourly :til tin-iv: follow
.1 ill this time.
in)”, wt. Cluil‘itte‘? Curtis. til’ ‘i‘inp‘mnl"!
‘ -Ridu‘o. uud hllSS«'.\llllil (‘uvz'tis guru n
week-end .houiao party at the homo 0t
3 MN, Clll‘ilr.‘ filolhor, Sunsot ilill, llults‘
Pond. 'i‘hor.- wt-t'u'out ot‘ town humus
'-“1'l‘0m. Smith Ntu'wullt, liuuhury and
llroqkflold; also a numbor nt’ Nor:
:..dt‘almllold young pt‘oplo. All ropurt :t
"given eifioynblo time.
South Norirnlk ('i‘lllnt‘Jl. No. 1.233.
nights of Columbus, will cntortniu tho
dogreo team and dologntion oi‘ tlltoou
of the members or Orinoco Council.
No. 39, of Greenwich, this owning. ut
‘ plhlch limo the visitors will work the
V first dogroe on n class of seven can»
didates. Refreshments will ho nerv-
or and a social time ,rnloyod.
.
Tho parlor ‘sociul of the Woman‘s
‘ Uhlstiuu Tomlierunoo Union. which
«visa to hnvé been hold at the homo ol'
’ ,Mra. Ferris (lay, on Friday evening.
will ”be postponedon account of the
vi aet’l‘qua lllnosa lot Mrs. Guy. ’l‘horo
willbga regular meeting at the home
tho prdllilenl. 17 Westport nvouuo.
flaw afternoon at 3 o'clgt‘k.”
"New models in dress and llllil‘llll~
‘ ‘ med Hats. Ortlar work given spot-int
“ ’dltlsntiod. Green stumps given. At
' ‘ 'Mlss Speliicy‘a, 13 North “0111' St.
- The condition of Alvah Jormnn, oi‘
ltitlgt-lioid. who won injurod on Sutun
tiny ovoulug wlwu his horse collided
trig/lib an automobile whllo runnintt
away on Park avonuo. Duuhurv. in
md'ch improved today. and although it
is still intimualblo to dotarmino posh
.tlvely the outcome of the 0300,. tho pa-
tluht'a 'chunres tor rerovory mom
‘ mood at tho prosont limo. barring ol’
chum. tho‘dovolnpmont ol tinrxnontod
com pllt-ni lotto.
O
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Thu pnrohnao of a range is nu im‘
“tartan-t matter and one you should
consider Willi as regards your {not
Mill. Hub Banana. sold by A. J. (ibi-
iltnt Company are tho. production or a
alumni-tug concern .wblo‘b has
. “is 'thoizough study. ot’stongs, and
Mr to nai’i'tictlon are tho Hub ram
that thby save trout one third
_ aha hallo! your fuel bill. Hub rang-
7. are used and recommended by all
alto loading cooking schools. San adv.
arm‘th“ without weight and soun
lush aolanoo. says Sir Joseph Lid
, a famous London surgeon. A. '
lil‘ns. Comciills your nitration
tho of blankets and comforts in
on not warmth without Weight.
proton number do not rattguu.
r lino. Which its randy for the
I-
yacht Mayflower, Mr. 'l‘ni‘t
pin cold fresh air saves morn.
. ”this if tit-noon the entire flout.” vest»
in
V CENTURY" 79//
' . .~ “it 3. .
IN all clothing history. no one prohrossiw step has ever meant so
' much toyou as this we celebrate to-daymthe achievement of hun-
dred er cent. productive cfiiciency. . ~
hrough it. a new era of values it; brought into being—the first
intrinsic clothing values are created and a quality is attained at prices
that under any other productive condition could not be. ‘
N §uits you ma choose from all the ' N medium and heavtyweight overcoais
corrc‘ct Englisr models. as well as all you may choose rom meltons. re-
the smart, distinctive Smith Gray & lours. worsted cheviots, vicunas. ker-
Co. designs, in complete assortments. for scys and twccds; also from the finest
mcn, oung men and boys. ' heavy milled and. thick, warm, fluliy.
inc udcd are the liner. more correct warmih-wnlhoui-weight fabrics. Then:
and exclusive vclours, worsted cheviois, are overcoats for every scrvtce, in ev‘m
clear and mill tinishcd worsicds, sergcs shade and color. from the dignilied
and iwecds, from the more famous Enr- dressy silk-lined black and Oxford to the
iish, Scotch. German. Belgium and.;big.$coich or English plaid and club check
American mills. in all ihc now may»: and plain hack motor or convertible col.
browns. blues, olives and dark mlxturc lat coats—~iu all sizes. in models of every ..
' eilectsI ’ ‘ description, for men, young men'and boys.
Suits, Medium and Heavyweight Overcoats p
13.50
mmmmmmmmmmm.
that in tailoring, fabric, ,s’tyle and service are
the very best possible 20.00 and 22.50 values
Suits. Medium and Heavyweight Overcoats , '
that in tailoring, fabric, atyle‘ and service are 18 50
' . the very best possible 22.50 and 25.00 value; .. .
Suits, Medium and Heavyweight Overcoat; 2-2 50
the very best possible 27.50 and 30.00 values .
Suits. Medium and Heavyweight Overcoat:
that in tailoring, fabric, style and service are 27 50
the very best possible 32.50 and 35:00 values .
Here Are Extra Special Values in Suits and Overcoais.
18.00, 20.00 and 22.50 Winter Suit». 13.00, 30.003100 12.50 Suits in broken
and Orcrcozur‘. in hrokcu sizes for men. ‘1163. in 'tvtvrsit'd chcviots. in exclusive
size is here. hut not in all ulnr models. all sizes heir,
‘siylrs ' ' ‘3. . . mining sizes in Some stylus
Clearance of All Medium and Lightweight
imported English Overcoats and Ram Coats
Here. in complete nmurtmcnt lli'i.‘ \Vinchcslcrs. ltztgiztns. Chester
ltztghins. Whitehall (llicsftrriichia'. with heilcd hacks and slip-overs
--till masicr ”tailtu‘cd by the hex‘t tailors of old iinglaui. ‘
. Irish. Scotch and En liah covet-ts. vicunas, lwosids. haudaihado “Q'd'wi. . ' Li. ’ ‘ ‘
. t ' an ‘. 'it“ to; l r. lit 6 tin ltsandG a... 26 .
innit"...or::...'::.....u::t:.ria..rat... clout... 30 ._ .
Fall Hats-
that in tailoring, fabric, style and service are
young turn and boys. Your ticsiuni; in i‘turlish and reg-
.......... 1250 16.50
Boys‘Sulls‘fi ave r-g {rm-night“ s...
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.vvcoatsntlnderprice 5 funnel-pr cc , “Underprlce
, 13.50 ti: » 15.00 10.00 GLOVES-wind“ (,1 St-lcctrd FRENCH SOFT HATS. Here. in
S utiu‘c, otticotils. capo. silk “.9". i“ all tho morr . coiuprchrnsivc assortmrut iron!
.. 1510 to ”W" 13.50 desirable shadrs of mu. makers whom- names spell
regular value 1.50. . .. 1000i
FALL SHIRTS—Jill many now?
.patterns and Color Cflt‘ClSw-i
’ plain and pleated. coat; 85¢
new prays. browns and olives. ‘
models. "INS” "’0' reimlar stock and are stand—
i
. . . i FALL SMRTS-——-nudr especially .
ill plum weaves. overplaids and .
London Club checks. togethert
and 4.00 and 5.00 .
for this anniversary ollrringti ......... 2035
with a number of plaid hack
vitiucs.. . ..
l excellent iabrics in new designs ; DERBIES AND
designs in warmth without 1 “i“ 170"" schemes. W“ "““M' ‘ complete 1350"??ch $308,":
w...“ “We. plain and rlwt‘d. 1“ i" 51m. new Fall and Winter blocks the
Norioik and double breasted and ‘
sleeve lengths. ‘ major
. portion 01 which. vlewcd
blue “rpm“... regu- .valucs i.50 to 2.00. .. 1'15 from any standpoint. sic lull
lar value 7.50 ..... ..‘ 5’50
i __‘__ 3.00 values. The'hal ~
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“I“. in all the new Fail shades maker. iabrhs include genuine makers “a slew w” l u
of br'owus and tray velour: and "50isclte." imported and (‘0' l ' l I H mm"
slight but unuotlccabie im cr-
Jwesds. Values up to 7 50 mastic madrss. regular 95cll p
s n o c I .
lectlons. Values 3.00
12.50”...“- 2.50 values. ........ 4.00 and 500...”...1075
value overcoai’s. ..
Here is our etitirc sui‘rlus boys”
overcocifiug yardage. in thc
season‘s newer and most
lnvorcd designs. Cut on our
new. smart Convertible collar.
tlouhle-hrsastvd models. in
Standlrd. tilt“ the world's Iiucs:
lmcign Soft hats. excelling in
lightness oi wright, and Noah
”($5. 0! Color any salt hats
made. all are taken lro'm our
Motor. Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs.
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My at Ballard Av.
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Washington shortly after
ititibéfimfifi viii:
nu FLEET
(Continued from First P1180.) . wont aboard. his aux was broken from‘ 31 rounds:
the masthead. and the usual honors
ling-ship California. of the Pacific
flout. be had never until today come
into his own it‘ll commandnr-lirohioi oi
the fighting force: at tho country.
From tho bridge oi the prosldentiai
reviewed
the "tray armada taut tor nearly a
weoli had swung at anchor In ths’ .
Hmlgon River awaiting. m, gmpgcnon..i'nclal. . 300"“? ‘ org“! M0901“. ‘iway to pay their realise“ to the
All the llttlo white Mayflower picked tha' volition“. an. 390M”? idont. and Admin] oitorhsvs.
her my in and out among the moat Hm" W01“ “’5 ' "1
dralui' or the battiaahio line. the has
of tho fleet roared in n rovsrborstina
chm-nu oi solutes. - decanting thoso'
tributes as a matter or count and dis-
dainlng to reply to ‘any of them. tbs
yacht with the president’s blue prest-
ed nan at the main truck, iaiiod draco-
fuliy along the seven-mile 1301021111 01
righting ships, turned “the and, and
um ‘ dgain downtho river. Lats
requests that all ceremonies on
the communists prescribed in tho‘iy stopped turning when halt a
Navy's regulations were rollowod to.“ "may little atom barges
Wuhlnswn wart-Amid “l? wraith “may more was a neuron or
boat Dolphin. whlolr’toilovod in tho. ”murmur... or drill!!! mane
Wand
rlno Band, Admiral Ortorhaus
not under way and headed up the
sort. it wait nation-sail to (1191001. ,msicsut and ammrfisrm,
ot‘tiltb strut. whorl! the hosagoc tbs on the. ‘quartoryiooh. Mr. Tait.
saint-ship idolutoa nostril. Outboard cordislmpresslo atom ‘ '
tho dauphin Connootiout a sharp look. oltlcor. When
helfln pram, got under way and
past: id’fi omit! tbs. president mills
tho Maxim if liosfat anchor oil the
- Status 01 [.1 try ; ‘
,Prssitlént Taft hianiip’d’to bind tho
' .and‘ not
tho”; opmd
night. i.
right; *hésvy'
" - . “Lions ‘
nor campuses light weight,
out *had‘ 11an trout down the harbor. ad an thg adult
, prssldontlui harm tho Waiting
tintira div upon the auto _ yjpt . varying «aortas
‘ ’ ' « validating but it ‘ a
. ' ,
Wtho
l
l l. .' ‘t
Smithcray & CO.“ dflfififiri’ '1 I 1
7 o'clock I the other vessels lathe lino.‘ tollowinl
and a low minutes later he was hoimt , the motions of theiruiosder. had bonito
transferred to the‘Maynowar. As he the tiring oi' the presidential salute of
The last dying ochoos. or the saints
Were mild to. him- A8 a will. Mr. Tait , wet-emitting down the river from the
0, tar and at tho hub, is tbs Mayflower
Mayflower be unattended. TOM"! ‘ crept to'an snehmis’nlaoo hour the
events balm purely tomcial. however. Connecticut. Her casinos bad scarce-
the letter. The part! aboard the . hooded , for her Itsrboard sans“?-
bl‘é‘ildvniinl yacht also m strictly 0" . Tho admiral. otths mt were on thon-
. W. Tindfll‘mandor-iu-chld at tho. float. ,salllnx
large .pu'rty ortnvitad guests. inchiiltdrbm'tiis "Clinmtlttut. was" first to
to: partners. Mom-huttvuand £0? , host-tithe lilaynowor. Ho‘wa‘s wand--
clan onion and rum stitch-gnu wwruu aids. and as ho pulsed lip tho
Wlkfleof “16 M‘yDMWCl‘ wumv‘l‘ “1‘ or two of a "me march by the M...
w... rmiaont Tait had ism bill was. lollowad by thatuth‘or nu oin-
placo on the bridge, thovMsyiloWercori-ot th‘s'ilo’st wittifwsnt’ibo ‘ nu:
Hud- colloid niththéir‘dl’ilblbnal rank»: a
“limb «
h... 1...»...
whon he left.
lt ‘was from ‘the‘ Connsotwut that
the presiasatuot his hast allow ‘0! 01¢
anthems heat. was an: snufidllls?“
colors us a. 10., a mallet-anatomy
than had come over the dull gray ves~
sols. 'l’hair gaunt yard arms and skul-
otoa masts. Which had‘stood out have
and Warningutmt the skyline.
suddenly_blpomd.vith the van-color.
ltd “gags 00 full dress. The? lint
Ill-inns or fluttering bunting strolclibd
l (mu waiorlino, to ”upon-lino across
" tho masthead-bad appearsd as it by
min. The ’Counactirmt’s dressing
probablytv‘as the most surgeon» in
' the about“ usual single line of non-
nanu being supplémentod by others
that arose athwsrtship to the yard
arms.
The exchange of calls completed.
the Mayflower-picked up her anchors
and start“ down the vulgar tuna torn»
ed by the battleships on her starboard
quarter and the slander little destroy
era to port. With the presidential
ling again on the move, tho-aiming
began anew. This time it was not in
chorus. however. As the Mayflower‘s
bridge cleared the Connecticut. the
flagship let go with 21 guns. Mint in
line took “up the tribute. So it was
with the Delaware. the North'Dakota
and the other ships down “a line.
Each in its turn paid. compliment to
the president. Mr. Taft stood on the
bridge and lifted his bat as he pass-
ed' the colors of the various vessels.
On board each battleship and on
board the destroyers the sides were
manned with blur-jackets, giving a
living outline to the steel belted hulls.
0n the quartordecks the olhcora. in
the gold and lace of lull droas uni.
forma worn ammhlod' at attention.
'i‘ho marine guards also wore draWn
up on tho. uunrtordeckr, and tho ahip2
hands. in scarlet, stood. out a bright!
patch or color. in the group on thef
utter decks. An the president’s yachti
[manor] the linttioaluns close nboardi
tilt-re were trumpet flourishes. ands
:drum rufllon from ouch ship just bo-‘
fore tho bonds rrnshud out with the
national anthem. "The Star Spangled
Banner." From uoar and tar lhoroi
l‘l‘illnv the Mllillli of hurries, mincind:
'with tho much: of tho bandit and tho?
.t‘rnuh of tho guna. It was it opt-cinch!3
gthut soul a thrill through all who
imtw and board. ‘
Ai‘tor mnitinn it round trip of the
guurnl common, the Iiiuyllowor drmv
iciour of the hurt and steamed down
ttbo buy to her anchorage, and thoro‘
1iwaxu briol respite. 'l‘hé prcuitlont
,iuuchedon boardrbhl yacht. litigan-
[tixntx ahtiard. the duct 1the most sorltma:
work of the till)‘ was to he performed.
i'l‘ho uhlpn. with the turning of tho'
itido were to lift nuchor and not underi
‘wny. 'rn untangle the mass of light:
. tug inutorlnl was a manor of no noun
intinninnshlp: The turn of the the to.
ion lotion- hnd helped solve the prob.
item to nlnrgo cutout and the vessela
éhnti swung ‘uutnruliy to a down stream
:ptifl'lilmli Alter phasing in roviow of
glue prosldoni at 12 knots an hour
tund reaching lor tho open son, the
\
flout was to ho disbanded. tho ahins‘.
\going ‘0 their several homo stations.
in thQ South. :
While the fleet reviewed by the'
president today was the most pewter-t
lul over authored in one American»
command. it was not such a homogea-I
ecu: cabling fleet as that. compolcdi
of is battleships, that sailed around
the world three years ago.
ad tathonthe transitory stage of that
American Navy—«ho passing from the
old hoop! battleships to the modern
super~dreaduouizht. «or "All his gun"
type. The rovlovr may be said to have
oilicially established the"‘all big gun"
,, chip as the tuturo llshtln: unit of the
American Navy. for among the :4
battleships in tho’linposlng column.
six belonged to the new class 0‘! float.-
lnx fortresses. lilvsn smog the
dmdnoplhta in the 1100 today. there
was evidenco of the mad pace tho‘nav-
al architect; or the world nrrscttlnz.
Although the out of tbeab were com-
pleted lens than two years ago there
had been a lump from the 18.000 ions
at the Michigan and the South Caro
liua, the tint oi the Marion his and
ships. to the 21.886 tons of the Utah
and thojlorlda.‘ tho latter two trash
trout this "builds, oi. tho bitildors. in
between thd’ Niobium type and the
Florida typo“ thars‘ was represented
today the Delaware inti‘North Dalto-
ta. 0: 110.000 was each. .
Pnsident Tait was much interested
in the details oi the various ships aha
hoot Savoury Mayor ansvvorlng' a
would hrs. of Vacations. its learned
that. tho drfidaoulthtu South Quail“:
and Michigan. with tholrfba'ttsrios or
about. bad quality boon
humid ‘NOl‘th
Dakota; ,, talcum; an in
dvo ,tusrbts. 1 I'i‘ho Would-two“ Thumb
it rcllecp .
IOOTO
WEN
pres.
com-
truuu
strain
00011.
‘stood,
stir a
“tin
w... ..................__... .
stho most radical change ovor
Torus typo," authorized but not yet
.laid down'with u tonnage estimatod
int, lwtwct-n 281000 and 80.000 and at
.main battery or twelve ll—inch rillos.
‘Thoso twelve guns will he “omniodnt-
on in fivo turrets, three ritlos
being pint-rd in the furthest t‘orwnrd
anti inrihoztt nit of those.
of the Ntii-y mission from today’s
splendid puizouut.
‘atnoug the sixteen in the world gird-
to prepare for the winter mlnomtvora.”nll “9°" The seventh “'38 the Ore-
. than
had taken tho shot and shell 01 Cer-
ivarn'a heat at Santiago-«the lndlana.
itho Massachusetts and the town. But
in their rebuilt form. their basket
imasts. and generally rejuvenated con-
idltion they could hardly be recogniz-
iod as the name.
and now 12-inch puns undoubtedly
hava twice the oihciaucy of the ar-
maments curled
‘t- min and subculture to "solution. 'it on
t
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Annoul‘Cement
' OUR THIRD
ANNIVERSARY ‘
”SALE ’ ,
Opens? This “Saturday
Watch this paper tomorrow for
Navy up to the
(our 12‘s and 8's.
Kansas. the Vermont. Minnesota. and
New Hampshire. all'nre sister ships.
liotwcen the Connecticut, Louisiana
and the rout of the
there was a year when the Navy step-
ped backward.
when the ldaho and Mississippi were
laid down with
18.000. Their hnttoriou, however. are
the same as the
Their lighter weight
length rob them of much of the symo
metry ‘ol the other ships. and they
seem to be all guns,
are" the batteries arranged.
The next step forward from the Con-
necticut class was the plunge
dreadnouzbts.
hair, one application at
ills-ohm every ,pmlcis oi Damion!“
lgorsmnhs chrijiomet .
showers oi
”Ki: .
‘ ’ stimula n andlilaa roduciu tapers
will. d t ' gullyio‘ngfstm
slow ..
I
t9a.m.
istrlbuted throughout the city
120.400 and the main battery it; iwolrel War, and although far outclassed by
.-ll.i-lu<‘h guns in six turrets.
iondury battery takes a jump from 10 could still lend a helping Mild “1 tho
fi\'i‘»lllt‘h guns to 22 of the sumo bore. thick olia tight.
2Thu filth stop rowesentcd
inotiorn lighting machines. they
‘ Noxt in point of age to these three
.‘Now York and Texas, just begun. finds oldcist chips in tho. line of 10.000 and '
intro- 11.000 tons. came the Ohio. Maine and
.durod in the having 0! the world. lniMissourl, the first to undersigned af-
‘ that ill-incl! rifle?
Eiho mniu billlm‘y-m-lt‘ll of them in live} i: ants in their day, with a tonnage of
turrets. Finally comes tho “improved i. 12.500. Following these came. the Vir-
ginia. Nebraska. New Jersey and Gear
gin.
14.018 tons apiece.
iglomngnwtith Ruin. ghey were
laid” down in 1004. and displacing
The next class to
tlosignod brought the American
Connecticut class.
it her 16.000 tons and a battery of
The Louisiana, the
class, however,
This was in 1005.
a tonnage of only
Connecticut class.
and curtailed
so compactly
into
-
wish
ii.
and.
a
over
altar
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