IV’wumI net‘s oA‘AI you. at
one. 76o. and fit. A I‘m. . '
commotion
‘ Wound 16o _ ,
V NAPKIHI. 50a to“ a dozen-
a complete Assortment or“ ~j
Huou‘ alas H rowgtq
A... mum III search; ‘
.VVVV‘" 3“" Organize hull-am. ..
VV I,VV:!WHMIM 3’“
' HAa'rrpnnmov. 7V.—-At the behest
of live oi the most prominent women
of this city. who. desire to “save Con-
“neotieut iron: the terrors And ember-
rassments of woman Iultrald" o '
" eo' lh'ohrbeitsllip up litmmiIethI-x- 0| Pm
Knight; Wednesday (air and slightly
V river, but are fallin.g..l,Ietween the bile-
. number of women at this Slate hold
a shoret meetina ‘Ii‘riday Altai-noon at
lilo mum. or Mrs. Alliance A.
Walsh. Vwiie oi the actuary and vice.
president of the Phoenix Mutual we
iniuronce Compnnl
V The meeting was called to order by
the wife of the president of the Hart
tord Trust Company, WB- Ralph W.
. Cutler. She won one of a seitconsti-
tuted committee or live that sent
broadcast through the State a circu-
lar appeal urging attendance at the
meeting for the purpose of organiz-
_ ing to meet the rising tide and to
combat woman suffrage systematical-
ly. .
The other prominent women on the
committee were Mrs. William ‘H. Pal-
mer, Mrs. Louis ll. Cheney. Mrs. J.
Humphrey Greene and Mrs; Samuel
0. Prentice. wire of a Supreme .Court
Justice At the meeting Mr}. Arthur
M. Dodge. of Simsbury, and New York
city, daughter of Marshall Jewell. one
time Gove ernor, acted us chairman and
made the leading address. following
the lines of her speech before the last
legislative committee anolnst equal
suffrage. ' -
Committees wenI appointed, among
them It nominating committee consist-
ing of the following members: Mrs. S.
O Prentice wile or lusiice Prentice.
or the Supreme Court; Mrs Morgan
(1. Bulkeley. wife of Senator lluiko
icy; Mrs. Louis ll. (‘lII.I,IIIII_I Mrs. Fran-
~—-——--—~« .Iis R. iooley and Mrs Frank 1. How.
\lutlere 0f routine business ““ri-‘VIIIIII. Another Illi‘t’tllil: will be held in‘
conjldexed at the monthly WWW“ IiIu III-or future and a cmmtliuiionundV
nicoting of the AliOil Singing WI II 13’1“th adopted.
which was ”held, last C\(lllllj'
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity; Fair to-
colder;V brisk and probably high west
winds. The storm that was central
yesterday morning over Iowa. has mov~
ed eastward and is now passing out
the St Lawrence valley. It has pro
duced a general rain during the last
24 hours from the Dakotas eastward
to Maine and along the Gulf and At-
lantic coasts. This vicinitwaillV be on
the southern edge of this disturbance
during the day. The temperatures
continue high east of the Mississippi
aiselppi river
talus.
and the Rocky moun-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. ".3; maxi
mum 44. Cloudy.
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Mia: Sarah W. Reynolds. 1
Miss Sili‘ali w IIIIIIIIIIIIII illt‘il .u- hcr i
home on LuiaII-ltu plum ilrooIIIIiclI,,
Four 119“ lllelliiii’i‘“ “"‘Uii minim"disVunIlIIy afternoon after an illness oil
sewn weeke. She II. III; ”III Iiaughie }
Mrs, Helen Smith. of NIIII‘ York
{Ill}, “be has been spending nicw
IluIs with Ml“. \V. F AIIIlItLI-ws ol.‘
7 WoIIIIoII zucnuu. r‘r'etuiuid to her
home in the city today.
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last: evening. in the parlors, at the' Howell“. and is survived lI_I three
midfield. in Franklin “WM- Ibioihorswlfimklel olV' Sinnil‘o. I:l llouliH
""“"‘““‘""‘ . IL, oi'IEnlit Norwu‘ik, and llniscy W” bi‘l
Judge M. .‘I. ‘Shumu‘ny. oi the S“"0mahii~—hnd a sister. lsabullc oi
lli‘l'lol‘ ilIIIII'i. sliting in llnnbiii‘y, today. (I reenwit'li. The tune-Isl “. a“ hold (mm:
”mill“! 1* l‘ilvor‘e' to “9‘19”“ G. her into home today at ll II m., inter i:
Need l‘IIIIIII Sadie \. ilIiIIn Blond. of “HIM taking place in Stanw‘iili 69,99.
ltidyetleld. The suit was uucontest ‘91.},
ed. ..._.._
Mrs. Eva M. Gray I
l‘lIII (limb of Mrs. lI‘Iu .\l. (lIruII IIc-l
——Ilancing lessons at home. In above
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\'Iigmores ’l‘hursdaym SCI. 8. Policy. !
Damon... every Marlins,
~ and always the some with a
Roche ster Percolator
Popular in Price - Simple to Operate ,' Easy to Clean _
SAVES NEARLY HALF
I . because it “mean of the good of the oofi'ee
Ask ior our Illustrated
Folder: fillet to
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V chapter or In. Ina-atheism or St. An-
IV “drew are planning to attend the twen
. John's Chapter. Bridgeport.
" Roy ,Warner. Grace Chapter. New Ha-
Androw dithering in New
Haven, Next limit
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A number at the members of Trinity
ty-flrst annual convention oi the Ooh
hecticut meal Assembly. Iwhich will be
II Hill In IIIIIIII .~
wm Aland moment or at
ills Royal Highu '
.the American IIIIIVIomoIlIIIII, is tall man.
' . that we are catering to and in order
‘ to malts his automobile trip panama
'al Iproceldlon We all: like willVrinz it to
this shop before starting dot we will
overhaul it. tighten up screws and Inn,“
chicory, put in new parts. pub bison»
zine. brakes. magneto. plugs, eta. «in
good working order and' make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to I
held at St. ‘Paufa and Christ Church“
New Haven. on Saturday and Sunday.
November 11 and 12, 1811. , ‘ V
Among the speakers on that coca-
aioo will‘be Councilman Frederick H.
IField, or the local chapter. who will
talk on "How to Win Men. to Christ‘
Through His Church."
The program will be as follow:
Saturday. November 1‘I.
l P. M. Junior Conference.
at. Paul‘s Parish House.
Chairmanwilaroid 3. Edwards, St.
Subject—~Why I Am a Brotherhood
1305’. .
Robert E. gale. St. John's Chapter.
‘ Bridgeport.
Ways of Service. °
van.
The Brotherhood Boy and the Corner
ate Communion. l
Graham L. Reynolds. General Theo-l
logical Seminary. New York City.
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General Discussion
6.? It?‘ llilpel‘.
7:45 r. .II has his: Meeting.
Chairmunv—Francla J. Smith, Christ
Church Chapter. New Haven.
Reports Inf-Others.
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From the egg comes the chiIken. from the chicken comes Vibe
egg: but where when and how was the game started?
Thorns no halo of mystery oI'cI ilonuic Poultry Foods. for they
are made only of the richest. and the lines! of grains procuruble and
there a a feed for every need —-lionnie (‘hick Feed Sc ruich l-‘ccd. Mash
r cod and Growing Feed
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MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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Find. in quality, last in price. always in the minds of Its custom-
crs *lliliililsl Home (lround Fred retailers“, (tattle and Poultry.
Jeddo Goa
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A HotThiig
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you an a ous-
tamer. Chandra from ointmumtorm quality. suitable for furnace.
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range, stove ol- seltfeodor. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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:8- 45 P hi. Prepnl‘iltlilli for the Corpor- V YOUR ORDERS V V
i ate Communion ‘lI‘uncy (licenin; Allllles. i‘k ----- 3°°i “V“ Beans, quart """""""" 10‘
ViRt'V J’rolessul r II IIIodgeiI General l’lneaIIIIlos. each --------- » ~1°¢ “W“ “9““ 2 ‘1‘“”'” """""" ‘5“ '
Theological Seliiiimr)’. New York -"l‘okay Grapes. Der lb ...... ...V..10c‘ lI‘ our) Grape Fruit. eat-ii.........106
“th. I(“‘tlll((ll(l (J‘rgpu's basket ......... 15c Cranberries quart ..........‘..100
aund‘erova, 12. iI‘eiery. Spinach, Lettuce. Tomai’ocu. Sunfish Onions. PalsuinS. Sheet {’0-
. (“h :‘isi Church.
9 mm A. II.
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('IIlIIhrIlnlWRIII'. Frederic Ziierwln
inumvsa. II. II mm: cram-nu (‘liIirclL 20 NORTH MAIN erase-r PHONE 14:. .
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l’l‘Onrhol» 'l‘ho Rm. Professor F. ii.
lilmiacti, ’ .
2:15 i“. M. (‘ouvcmion ifhoIograplI.
(Front of Christ Churchl
Etiill Vi’. .\i. General Coul‘crciu‘e.
Tillizlst Church l‘urish House.
V Broadway. ..
Chairman» Hurry ii. llumiuwny,
‘cul.
Subject-I
VlA‘illlillil \' \‘Iehh
‘ New lII IIIIlIIIIIl.
The National Convention.
‘How In Win Mon to Christ Through
‘ His Church.
ll-‘rodi'rich H. Field 'l‘Iinity
i South \onnlk
l-~rIIIIIIIl this morning at the home of
The Woman‘s Guild of TIlnliII Mlle-‘- heI daughter. .\iIe A l}. Benedict tlilV
copai chuIch will hold a bIIsincssV Spring street. at the use of ninety;
meeting at 7. 30 oclock, this owning Ieara. Besides her daunhlen she is
At the conclusion oi‘ this session aIsurvieIl by four sons Joseph H.. Louis;
social evening Will he enjoyed in 1., Alphonso i). and Lozler C. linkerfi
which all the ladies of the church uric The funeral will he held 'lhursihiy an.
invited. ternoon at 2: 30 from her late home
and will be private. interment will
be at Union Cemetery. NiJl'Wulk.
Mrs. Henrietta Sherman.
The death of Mrs. Henrietta Sher
man, widow of William T. Sherman.
OCCll'll‘ed at the home of her niece.
Mrs. William .1. Drew. at No. 51 Spring
RUN 0N LONDON BANK.
lJONDON. Nov. 7.~—A run by foreign
small depositors on the IStepney
branch of the National Penny Bank
Limited. has been accumpanied with
scenes of excitement over rights for
OH THANKSGIVING DAY
your turkey will taste better
Mind you will rcliah your dinner
better it you take the precuu~
tlun to see that your wines ore
of the proper standard. You
can easily insure this by pro-
curing them at Mower a
Flynn‘s. Their name on a bottle
of any kind of wine or liquor is
a guarantee that it is of the
highest quality and excellence.
. Magnet & Flynn
llmtituiionui Work and Rescue Mia-
l alone
rIlown. H. \'.
Vilcnrnl Discussion
6 F iii Supper.
Christ ChurI ii l’nriah House.
7:30 i’. M. Moss Meeting for lien.
St. Paul's Church.
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Hartford.
9 P. M. Farewell Service.
header to be Announced.
COUOHING AT NIGHT
Iantuge points in the waiting line or
lllmw wishing to withdraw their funds.
‘lI‘I'oquonlly the police cordon was
rushed and broken today‘lnd it WM
some time before the crowds were on-
dor control 80 for as can be ascer-
tained there was no foundation for theI
rumors which caused the run. The de-
posltors are held: paid as ‘rapidly as
the cashiers can hand out hte money.
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COUNTY AUDITOR! APPROVI fil-
OORDO 0F GOMMlulONIRI.
Senator John F. ahaoioy or New
Haven and Representative Charles
W. Everts. of Milford. New Haven
V. county auditors, visited Bridgeport
yesterday to audit the Joint accounts
oi’ New Haven and Fairlield counties.
in connection with the work upon the
Washington and sheiton Ibridns.
:1 These bridxes connect the two noun
ties and expense or maintaining theiii
is apportioned equally retired? the
counties. They totmd the accounts
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TWO IOYI DHQWNID.V .
SKOWHDGAH.MIine.Nov.1.—-The
or“ thin l‘oe victims this tall were
announced today. when were. em a.
calm! from Athens that mini-lea lye-
I . Canon. 11‘; broke
over night and
M Were the sons
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or tenant Isl can An
l Carson: ’
street this morning, after I ohort ill-
ness. The funeral will he held from
St. Josephs Church Thursday moon
in: at 8: 30 o'clock. The remains Illli
be taken to Port Chester, New York.
for interment. She was sixty-one years
at age. ‘
' “‘7I alumina loco-Inc. ,.
Min on miss mmslto died yesterv
day month. It a.“ Hiddlotown State“
Hospital. The remains were hrouoht
to South Norwsik. yesterday after-
noon, by Funeral Director A.I .1. Col-
lins. The tuners! services were held
this morning at ll o'clock lrom 8t. Jo~
seph's Church. Rev. ll. .1. Carrol of-
ficiating. The interment followed in
St. Mary's cemetery.
W...-
apron H Wilbsr.
Fitch ”9”“ tor Soldiers at n
pony H. 18th 0. v I.
[Interment ‘ .. . I. ,
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George B Wither: an inmate e; the ..
Heights. Conn. died at that institution ~
on November 5th in his seventy-sev- I
onth year. He won a private or Coop L'
The remains --
were titan to Willlmautie. teddy, m1I 12
"the their out can throw a pack or
‘ cards into the fireplace?” inquired one
. gentleman who tries to rm
' Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
“with us and you will he prepared with the best Coal
Tel. 72!
For this week only we have Ihout one hundred pairs at $2.80. 98.00
and ill 50 Women‘s Shoes we sIrsI going to sell st ii .88. All discs.
The White Shoe Store V
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f‘iliok
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also who put inched}
waiter. .
',"0tI" replied the other,“ . V
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VNOVRWAVLK.
PHONE 438.
Everything lathe Optical Line IV 1V-
Eyes Exarninéd Free
0.. D. Jackson
Optician
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Annuul Corporate Column-
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
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Illonul i‘ouncil .\iI-:IIlIcr for i‘onuccllg
livid secretary for
Chapter. ‘
t‘. Fred Odell, St. Mark‘s Chapter. Tar.
Wear,her-Rev Coorge T Halley. .
rector Church of the Good Shepherd.
Are You Ready9
The place to waiting for you if you are competent '
Merrill Day and Night. School V
South Norwalk Port Chester
Stamford
VVFancy KIVIfer Pears. per bskt. 50ch1
iatoes. Squash.
give you a $25 Gas T auk for;
$16 and your Old Generator-«-
for your Automobile.
Now is the lime to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wright’s;
IS THE PLACE
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HARRIS 8: CANS Co.
08 Water Street South Henrik
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means loss of ‘sleep which is bad iorI
everyone.
relieves the tickling and dryness in
the throat and heals the
.memhrsou.
Keep always in the house. norm sub-
stituies. The Bridge Pharmacy and
w. T. Minnow & Co. "
JAPANIOIV Fifliififllfl ARIIIT-
ID.
KITCHKAN. Alaska. Nov. 7.-~
Twontyons Joanne“ fishermen were
arrested by an aunt of the United
Imus Fisheries Oman on A come
of bluntly ashlar in Alaskan waters.
The Japanese were placed in Jail here
and their hosts and near so'iml. The
‘~ Arrests, which are the outcome. or
mass muting: or Mulls fishermen
caused much sheltement here.
an.“
HAC‘FIR DOULIN. IIHTHDAV.
_ Foley‘s Honey and Tar.
Compound stops the rough at once?
inflamed.
Prevents a cold develop-I
in; into‘ bronchitis or pneumonia...
last week, st which protests were
‘ mods smart alien doberman beinl
‘ permitted to work in Alaskan waters:
The
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. ed thdt fishing by aliens be prohibited.
compare value.
tiiul Suits from 89. 88 up to all 00.
Costs tram 85. 88 up to 825.00.
885.00. Well so ucarry law b
Corsets and Petticoats.
It it you can do better oi
own experience
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The Paris Cloak &' Suit House
run HOUII or oooo CLOTH“
33 South Main Street. South NOI'Wllk
if you don't trade been we both lose money.
the habit of trading here it will my
and prices béiore making your next on
This store Always wins with the women who corn-
psres. You will and here the right garments for every ocuion.
New em. in Dresses tram 84 Oil
iuost line in
wait your businom- but we ‘uoo't expect
where-«sod we wept you to know by your
that this store is the but in town.
0 Hill Sltllli
woven-results“ sums, A
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A" FANG? 'AT‘N? “DU“,‘MI AII.‘OIOFD'§‘U‘OD§OI§’I4¢IIIODO.V:m"
Try a pound of AMIROIA COFFI‘. Ono. trial, VIII!” used.
The Greet A8IP Tea Co mpaoy
1!! WAIHleN '1‘! IOUTR NOIVM
if you are not in
you to investigate our goods
We like to have you
Benin. *
This season‘s correct styles of
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town or skirts. W m.
sol-«sell:
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A'siumu birthday party mi- hold
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ballistics his “iii loss to
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white sod ”“06. ‘the
Wilts Edward II. booin- in
it more turmeric new
, ' ‘ m at dissed.“ harem Wiley nil
cochlea. tins color “indie bole: rod.
choices to that or World“. 3“
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ruining the rest or the change ,
liner land. and aim W
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