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'Wdit Lad“, ‘No. 103. F and A. M» will
fbt‘hoid at its rooms. Nov. filth, "it. years old, M ““0 to WW9 housll 1"
owned and than committedsuicldefi‘is .
libinbury, will in present, at this moot- .
.n. .nd c.fl'.r the M.".r M.wn d.“ ,alllillillfl the my 0: Gillmun'afler it
«We in duo and'ampie tom, which had been found late yoswrday after
‘ Vice-printout, Charles J Pidgeon march of the ruins proved that theory
‘ EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
goo—News Department
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aka—Branch Office. Norwalls
[go —-Editor’ s Residence
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:aIIoIIt t'tiIIIllK the department to your
um IIIIIIIES
IIIII [Iii iIEE W
6‘50 o. it: grill 9. in.
India
comm-ammo un-
militia-mi -‘
STAFNRDM BURINGB. Nov. 22w—
That Joyeph Gtilmaa, annuity-tour
IAIDNIO oinsmhv.
A tout-l Communication of Did
it B .o'oiook p. m. The officers and
months" of Union Lodge, No. 40, .1 the opinion at Medical Examiner C. B.
Newton. expressed that night. upon ex-
noon in Middle River, Giliiiian lived
Thoy go. “a. mfl‘ Let us '1" alone in one at the houses, which were
w...“ . hsafly welcome“ located at what is known so For Vil-
All Master Manor‘s internally “a latte. that outside or this town. Early
cordially invltod. I . ‘
Fraternity yours. ored to he on hm. All etrorta to have
ROBERT M. WlLOOX, Soc'y. them were futile. and they were dao~
L troyed. with it loose of $2.000. Gili~
”CRCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR- [mm was not, seen during the program
5R3. ASSOCIATiON 0f the fire. and It first It VIII thought
Nehemiah Candeo, Prcsident tlInt he had btlr‘vmhl to death. But a
Will he followed by a banquet.
{also and the river was searched. two
men finding the body. (lilimun watt
prolnrhiy temporarily dernnged. Ho iII
IIIII'vivod by a daughter and two sons.
liiiiiii IglIIiIllliiI
IIIIIERI ill IEII iIilIliII
Police'i‘hoitght lt'liati Corpse in
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
A COMMENDABLE MOVEMENT.
The movement on the part of thei Trunk, But It Was only a
ntudent hody of tho Norwnlk Highi . .
ochol to persuade ’l‘itnothI t.) \‘oii. Iill'I Suckling Pin
young Intiti who was oouuoctml IIith _,W,_,_M_...-
the Incidental shooting of Wm; Mat- 1 NEW .lONDUN. N0“ 22.--—Whon ”W
jorlo Wood toileturg‘ to :‘ho stilgolqmmflmwd train “om Worcester.
and resume h 3 nlu as q" tomru 9' Muss” drew into tho station hole lart
ship with Iilt‘lll is (omtnondnhio :Ind
‘ night III 7'30 William MorreI hut;-
hosponku :I spil‘li and twin n; in tiIInI mg“ mm“; m, ”u, truin Iouldn't K0!
that ronootu not a little (“twill “Po“ the din .- ottho hungngotnr opon quick
their elmnonturI I-Ilthtlon along mor lotiomth A‘ anon us it slid hark MI
ai iitioa gained through the infiitont‘tnl “‘de off an inoffensive lookitisi
within the homes. or old, “lucked
The students have heard lIIdlrnI-tlI, to lltidItI'port Morn-I loi
that their forum ieliow atudont is do-
npondI-M over the onlamiit “hm“ h“ wotdn told tho titution ItIntIlt-I
”HI“ Itilhhii‘d 1““ 30"“ m“ “"‘l he“ Iiiltrt" nus uomutliintt in tin- iI'uIIlI
mum-I to warm NH 4““?! i“ “within noedod aIII-IIIIoII and that hiood
80th: “”3““ W” “0 may I“.,“"m"I was noting from the bottom. 'i‘iw otur
W8! “9 “Nd “('“U‘mii'h'” m" tho “Milton master thorouuhii imported lilt‘_
domino 0' his young ri'it‘lid- Th" troya‘ trunk and ordered it t‘i‘ii‘t'i'itii) Mr
and HMS “5 7‘ “hm“ hm“ “mm“ "“d I riot] in to the immune room.
uiiittlth‘d 7‘1lIH'0r ()‘Xt‘ii (ii. tlii mt'lllz 1h" “unln” llillkt‘luilll “ I” ""Hflold
lilamt' in this dIMIIU" “M w“ are and tho trunk wait Iriwn a III-mud
mfmmod that SiPllht arr luring tnkotIII-arI-t‘nl intipvtiion, hut utthr iuIIklIIIt
to Inuko known to Mum () .\oil tho} m it from all posaihio nuxlou ho IiI
good lot-ling of ITII‘IHIHMI’ “hi0“ ”“‘-‘ cidril Ihut it Will too much {In him.
rntI-rtuln for him- illiii lieudquorIm-s worn notitiod, A
Ilivutvnnut and other aIailahlo llmt‘('t‘il
BALDWIN MAY HAVE TWO CHAN- Blili‘it'll on it quit k- stop int liIII utatiuli
CES. I .“l‘liit :Il Exuntinor l or \Iua picked up
(7 ti lie ‘ ta “ l lii h on tho wm and mnntunliv tho trunkt
(‘ n (N' it ‘o' 1‘ .
"""N m l ‘ ‘ 'IIIIII IIIIroIIndI-d and ngttlu glIrII n;
tio Il coiIII-ntiIInI
Wm ml) to‘ :heuna 'm an ‘ t‘ ) ti:InIoIIIiI institution Blood II'IIII nun“I
. o o . l Ior (\ _
w i iielln' n it P 0 “H "It l I) IIIIIIiiIIr from ”H‘ lower (”til'lwl‘ti IItIIil
' ' :Iz' ‘iii' t' . Rim ii"
ernm “um" ‘ ‘l ‘ them too. .I strum“.- odoI our wutlod'
trunk nolther new
”iii ough
that I
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'. ‘ i . l I t I
the lilt’fiitlt‘litinl IIonIlIIut oII ill h H tho "mm.“ 0‘ “w “mmm” iui
national convention comm in Jul) ”H. H. “r H“, hungn l, room MM"
and will not in the least intort’I-rn § I
IIIIH ItovtdIIIi to Its (tillatii)
\lilh grout (me the lid Isha lofted
open and tho tutoa of lliIIIII- iii-tidinit;
i ii i ll m o ‘ H q p gruounnw night that IIIot tholt mm:
i“ I .' it“ "ill 'ii a l‘ ( r
1’ " ("H 0 '1 ' H” for illi‘ifl on top wan zI hiood sia‘IinIIIl
p‘uuhinui ”it“ KIHIEWHWiriirti‘iphim‘ (:3 quilt. IIIII» of tho old fittIIlitmt'ii inlliI
. . . . , . . l
[It‘t’tlnluumtti( 'i‘a.‘ ‘; ‘1'" ‘ “i“ that "waits childhood dunk. It Wail!
go up; II III II p In til ittmtlt’ 'I-II
Itouktui with blood so that "Hill." hilt
Will thoI' Iit‘ nutlsthrd to stand
alter the governor hm Mdnsngtlw illt‘tiit'tli «Imminor wired to touch"
t'hilnt‘e'.’ ’ihoI tun min") ho 0“wa it. "It turned one Cornm' hat-k and
. thoro- wua hrouxht tn the uturtiod'
oil to put all their (menu into It
movement liliil thou Quit when tin-
gnu-ot tho police. the medical mi 3
airliner. railroad men and lninroutodi
tight in only half over. Bridgeport .
will_not Moron to ihnt without n pro
Htwt'lfliOi‘l‘ille oarotuly prepared hodyi
of a little nuvkiinx pi I Around thoI
that» Now iirltuin Iivruld. it
_... MW.” HQ“... ,1.“
ply: “Ire inn ot prouotvon. hrixhti
rod Iippioa und other dolionrion that
in (‘iItiI‘ your house» ouuttht iit'o whnt 8” ‘0
would you do? ilow would you [:0 WWW"! '1 “""Wmi’k‘ ““54-
with tho aiuto ((illl‘t‘llIIOlt in SI-ptItu
hor. NI II liuII-II liogiutor.
Sure thing, hut how IIlIont tho aS- I
multo Thanksgiving in Now
utd'.’ llo you know whom the nourout' CASES N THE TOWN COUHT'
llllithl llilttt.
‘TMM W Willi?”
yesterday the buildings were disoovi ‘
lowed tho jrunk. nnd‘in ioII. guarded“
lilo ulut‘iu box is Iooutod and would
you know how to turn in tin ulurm'?
iluppouo you worn ut tho top ot tho
, house with escape cut off. how would
you go about inking cure of youraolt‘
while trying to not out? What pro-
vision: have you made in the way of I
" lite (location? There are home lotto»
" snout houses in this city which hove
‘ rooms on tho third floor which have
only ouo means of India-4w, a hack
Sulfur. it that mount: of ogre"
lliotiiti ho out of! thorn would be but
only One other maaihle mean: of out-
W third ' story window. . You
in” live in one of mm hOIIIBII~WhIl
Vault! you do it you were trapped in
tilt a room?» Hartford Post.
“ Monk.“
x, The attrntion ol’ civtilud nations
the world over In being gradually «(as
ousod upon China and the outcome of
tho troubles there is looked for with
great intern-t The ultimntn stints at
attic revolution can not be calculated
surely yet, but there am evldsnces
that thoy will he tor-rendition. A
lot. or Chinese students at Yale will
in out nit from the sources or manor
, ouppiy that tutu hitherto burn out-
Tiit‘i‘tl were two onus til the South
NIH-walk und oi‘ tho Town Court that
I‘iiltio hotoro .luduo William F. Tuni-
quny,.tlIia morning. The tirot was
that of John tilucki Ryun. charged
with drunkenness. who was nrrontod
hy Captain .l. Harry lithium and who
wun nontonood to amend thirty days‘
in in”. from which sontonco he appoin-
ml and war taken to liridsoport Jail
in doruult of 0100 in hondn. ,
The wound one was thu or Johann
Kurtnaky. charged with drunkennou. .
who was arrested by Chief Wiiiam R.
Pennington. A sstrtuhos of 10 days no
imponeti but suspended. Irivinu the
man an opportunity to got out or town.
«a.
A IHIIWD ANIWIR.
Among the advertisements in an‘
”Inglirh vapor thorn rocentiy appear“
the ioltowing: "The gentleman who
round a porn with money in Burma
atroet in roquostod to forward it to
the uddr‘oan of the town. so ho was
rocomisod."
A tow Iisys lam this reply was In-
serted: “The recognition mntlamauv
who picked up a ohm in ilurtord
ntmst mutants the low to can at his
Blatant to moot their hoods. .
.1 i
. ' I I
house." '
AN AUTUMN NIGHT.
Swift dropped the sun behind the
tree-fringed hill;
Slow bloom the Itara—Night‘ a
blossoms—one by one;
Her pale canoe the new moon
rows at will
Along the track left by the set-
tmg sun;
The iith of early evening per-
ineatea
The piercin shadows of the
cadar~spireo;
The restful pattern of the oslt
swaits
A breeze to weave its wreath “
fires
In midnight blacknssa on the for-:4
cat floors; "
And all the gold of walnut and
of beach
The chestnut' o tawny copper, pre~
cious ores
Upturned b Autumn‘s pick
and ops e. are each
And all. charcoal in this reluctant
light; .
The diamond dew reflects no
brilliancy.
But. like the pearl. "dissolves in
tears.“ so slight ' '
The wandering rays that thread
the canopy. I
I‘.
’l
Now has the year grown beauti-
fully old
Filled with the fullness of her:
destiny. ‘
And still. with all her warmth of
color. cold!
intoxicating others with her
\‘h
vintage. she ‘
Remains abstominously calm; fig,
holds
With level brows and oyes in- :
IIcrutable,
The ardor and the passion which,
enioldo
So eagerly her presence. Prod-
igai
With fascination: a: the far-tan»
ed Queen
Of Egypt. idling in hsr golden
barge
(Foredoomed like her to that
death scene).
Yet queen-like she must death
enlarge
To tragic greatness—to a rayal
and.
Whereln the Frost, asp-like.
shall strike and clung: ‘
That smile that raviohed heart ot
toe and irisnd.
To froson beauty and to still-
ness strange.
t
with: Beardsley.
r,
of the. Store will prevail" form-r».
ay ’3’ Selling
are Real and Genuine, and will be found in all
I r departments. '
fSome advertised & some we cannot advertise...
u
50c Persian Silks 292: ‘.
600 yards or all Silk. is inches wide, in Per-
stun designs. Fine tor Waiota. Kimonos. etc.
50c Silk Girdles. 39c
Made of I title quality Silk with heavy tnsseis.
75c Woolen Dress
Goodsf 49c yd
20 pieces new Falh Dreaa Goods. roads from all
38 inch-ea wide. in a good range
~ puro Wool.
at colors.
35c Ribbons 23c yd
t'thtp “IF“ tlalrhovr andSrwh Rihtiono. all ailit.
nhiiti and taffeta. IIlpiII inflewa and moire tat~ »
lot", 6 inch widths. in pink, blue. purple.
omvrntd. green. hlurli and white.
10;). Lingerie Braid 5c
ltwoliont tor Underwear. full 6 ydo. in pieces.
“I. 'l'hurptihy’s Sprgiui. Sc. ’ ‘
Hair Pin I Fackages
Kirby néare lialr Plus, the heat: Inherent siz-
es in packages; always Sc. Thursday Special
2 for Se
59c Silver Mesh Bags
24 cents
Silver Mesh Bass, with long chains. very styl-
ish. They are I‘pry good value.
500 Children’s 'Rom-
pets 39c
(‘hildwn'a Ginahsm and Outing Flannel Romp
on. 2 to 6 years sizes. Very special.
1
III
29¢ Underwear 21¢":
Women's medium veluht long strove Shirts;
Drawers ankle and knee length.
Children's Heavy Fleece-
Lifled Boise; 2 for 25¢
All sizes. Thursday tiporiui, 2 tor SEC.
750 Couch Covers 49c:
All colors; tuii alto.
350 Stair Oil Cloth
220 per yard
in all new doaignc.
Millinery Department
*:-,:':"rf'r'.'i'tt'.f'ftfi't- .......... ....$2,5o
"'.‘2,°.T,’f‘.“.‘?‘.°f‘..'.‘f‘.‘?' ........... ;......93c-
$5 California Wool
Blankets $3.49
in while. [my and tan. The line heavy than
iron are handsomely hound.
‘ lion quality. in all rotors.
of "00,000 worth of property. in our I hrcompiiuhml Willi "thr- dotoht of tho
opinion New York ought to motto "minute in.“ We haul the Idoa that tho
hunts“ bite out iimnsos.~»—itochao legislature molly did that and made
tor Harald. I. miotnko too. in tloinit it. Hartford
---0 - I‘ onrsnt
TheI mt‘t‘o’tt‘d roturnu uhow tluii‘ - “9“
ugh. will costinus’ dry in cuarornv ; Tho “rhirkon root" ihr luIImt dunro,
“y ”3“,...ng Mi Dirtmh. .IIIIII Inlroduosd by Mrs. Rondo Yun-
.4»... 69¢th With ohieltons at their We»
in. Chino. “a, ”Mr “I ovum! outr prlro it would need to ho II Vim-
much knowisdxo or what is “or“. onidorhiit to tairoduoo mi: s doom. 4
even flit. time to think what is doth! h It. moire. '3‘”me hon it! Cincinnati Cmmmai “in“;
M , sdrsotsm wtiridnport Tsissmo. . -¢-
. poiiticuily. hiiddlotown Penny Pm. w.“ _ Thm to slim, V A“ More”
u... ‘
As only mole with money on at» rive. at tho Whit» how; with rate?-
“Talmmjxx.flm firm tori tom «twist:- it is no vow ‘Imco to rear- dssiaratloa that tho
“on Of 00“.” ON!” in m ifim 6st Mt m Mien ”CV. had' ll, 99““, I” ‘h. “it ‘u‘.IHI“‘:UDII W
of Woodrow Wilson “a .mm at minor rum ot «mum mitts hilt-OI- it Mo. [ninth
”on“. M the 9:9.an politician JIM: think at othrssl asrhnis and Mimi thooid promhdiionoodoasot
mu m an torsoomihomwttem rm mid mummy. Appondtottis Indillwayti Im- mount—«m on...
no.” ' y ' such common thim will no room he . wow
Whitwhta-idon Journal. Mr. mm s «organ MIME?"
“9‘ norms to no engaged chiefly in try-
ltsIs It» still unborn! Monsoon Ins to more out Woodrow Wilson is
unsuitable tor the Wit: mum
immhcabis as that task OI.
costar taut than
RIGHT TO THI POINT.
A New York Central railroad in-
omuot "iwl right It the holin-
ning ot winter in better thou the usual
nmont of tho 'i‘hnnknitiviog turkey.
Bridnport 'l‘simrram
Tho itiiit oompatun will warm up in
ovary auto except Connecticut whom
‘ the union have volition down to
m s Most: thst m hoopla don‘t
‘ .4...
’ ”MM Milan are wed in Japan.
A pillow fight in a Imam hoarding
m mans mothiumnoum up Mr to last-a thgt Mayor Bucking-
vubllcsn. ham or inst oily. reoontly not mm futon.
all“. humor nowthah our and ltlamhshiy sn
tamommhommu
a. “W to or wimp art-liar
m moo attaining hit our Inflammation-rounds”.
Norwalk Chronicler