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Family Rescued in Novel Manned/Karl Koibenhcyer Worked All Hi:
NEWYJIIXSEgiz) is Siocked. 1| Life—Nothing to Live For.
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‘ ' children fl'ont,nooolhia.daaith;3ly 'fire' NEW “MEN“DG“ 21'4“”! 'KO
' yesterday afternoon, humour, "Boat: of“
435 State stréet yosterdoy: afternoon.
slid his thréeiittle onoo/diiwu an owl»
ing from the second Story and they
were safely (taught by specifiers. Just
' as he and his Wife were preparing to
jump to escape *tll‘o flames a, moeut
later, the firenleunmlpearod and tho
‘ couple were carried down the ladders
in safety.
Tile fire started in a clothes closet
and the tlumes illooked up the only‘mf‘i'"1 _ ‘
door leading to the hall. The mono-l Ixollenlieyei was lound 3“ the bath-
‘ ftury loss is 3] 500. ‘ room with the guys pouring out or two
*ie‘t’t a note” saying in part:
"i have worked hard all . my life.
Tliel'o's nothiug'iu life {01% me: than:
gain." The rest. of the note recited hi5
troubles at the factory where he was
;employed, in whioh he accused ills
foreman of “piling too much work on
“It tool: the nearly 10 years to learn Ed the house. -
' that i couldn’t write stories." ‘
“I suppose you gavo it up. then?" l
“No, no. By that time i had a rel-1901’
putaiion.”+—Now York American. gday. Evidently“ the pernicious intoxi-
canta had gone to his head.—~Clevc-
. laud Plain Dealer.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
bonitél'olffifiét to, or. window-illustration; ,
cmnullttozi ouicide at’hls home, last .
night, by inhaling illumiilgitllig gas. lie
everything 1041039 and nothing to H
”jeto. Ho died as the ambulance roach-
‘ .along the
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Floor ~ Covering
We would like to interest you in our stool: of Floor Coverings.
Axmlnotor Rugs. .. Axminltor.
szooo to $25.00. vmm
Tapestry Brunch. Tapestry Bruno“.
. . 912.00 to 313.50. In..." .
Wool Fibre Hugo. _ —-—-—
Sizes 30 ll 60 t0 9 ft. ll 12 .
“I y 3’ MATTINGS.
_ . rum Mattln'gl.
Crux Runo- . . Jopanou Muttmm.
All simmpioln and bordered. China! Matthias.
olL ,cLo‘rHs-LAH‘Miucm.
LiNOLEUMS—«Priutoll. man.
tries cun‘rmuaana PORTlEREa.
suaoso ro onoan A SPECIALTY.
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An effectiVe waist 01 parchment-coi- dark WM 0‘ ”liltllha‘le ”used. “VIM"
oped voile la triulmod with scarlet “u“ stitch the casiug‘o‘hd the end selling in amino! 18, inches long and 10 inches,
gages, while aliover com the sumo silk used {or the outlining. wide. This is folded to make a nine
A lightweight. Detroit inn throw aim-6135a in at the from of tho. 1,101.30, The draw-strings match the dots.
bottle at the umpire the othorl A stylish white nnnnol moriiingl
waist has a deep pointed yoke, \v
collar and cuffs of black lnesanllue.
A wideploce of finest not embroidery by a ring. The new lingo. convenient velvet ribbon to match pouches is run
i’orms‘the l’rront panel in u handsome *0? work 0" shopping. “1‘0 ""0 T901
crepe dc chine gown.
Broonded meteor is very new. soft knit or henVy silk and Oruomentgd
and clinging, and makes up into charm. with bond tringomud heads or made to
lug gowns for thereideriy woman. ‘ 7
One charming tiluo chiffon hiouao la descent heads and the edger! 0f the 0i)-
it‘ucked from shoulder to waist. willie‘flnins finished with o 311)! niche.
‘tlio sleeves are of plain Chilton.
A lovely white Shetland wool sweat-
or lined with lavender China. silk, with are covered with satin in plain deep
collar and outta in wool to match thelcok'l‘ {9" “Mill! and the other NO in
llilll'lg.v-Plltsl)ill"gll Sun.
New York Press.
veal. or null.
Journal Courier.
gowuu.
oiiong coat».
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3mm
The only smooth lustrous fabrico't‘ront by line overhauling and tho two
that are fashionable are crepe satin, halves are joined by a tivelnch strip
‘punue velvet and choruiouso, says tho-'ot' embroidered broadcloth. Thin loav-
Modogin Irioi.
Tiny. tiny bands or‘ pining». 0‘ E‘W'antln. it nilould he cu: 14' luchco ions
too are used most odvnmaswufily I” to form a loop handle. Two short Itripls
finish 1‘" lilo 368D. 10038 hanging 0°" Tending in a point are unwed to the un-
lar, or as outline for the trout of yoke.‘der half of the awning and fmml to
Manhunt ‘lfl being oflmtively uaod
tor-tho trimming oi wrap: [or early loll
‘ovening woof. mu tho’ New Haven
Heavy volours. velvet and soil. deep-
ptjod piulli are being and for draped "3-3-—
Voioum do Gordon in a wool brocade.
much in use for nhortgcoolroolinnloolo
out and for illowuie ooliora and cult:
‘ vhrocatoiio to on. not tlia bountiful
materiall- mod 1'0!‘ ovooinj‘uruno Tho ‘
moot coolly of tidal nil-mini limp o
: touch or «an oil oiinr audition you; it“
myriad of brilliant colour
if
‘ «Lil. t -
knots. Outline \\‘ltll.§lfl§¥vbmwu, or a writer. - " ,
Rania workers shouldmake a. solid
_ glitch bog. To each end is sowed 9.
Much newer is a bag mil-Lie like the pouch of silk or velvet that hangs aev-
lm'long double knitted purses Which-Our el‘ui inches below the“ straw pocket.
mother; used to carry over the finger; Rings are sewed to outside of bug and
'through to draw it together. A good
ions: and 24 inches wide. They may llolcitect la had with natural color
railiu with‘hiack velvet or in ‘9. yellow
radio with golden brown velvet.
lquaiot shot taffeta with u dealsn in iri-
. 363103
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i A novel bag la mode of tour circles
of heavy cardboard. Two of the olroleo
Noiioe is hereby given that the w
ioctmon and town clerk at tho Town
of Norwalk will hold a session in the
Town Court room. Wall St. in the City
at Norwuk. Friday. October 18th.
1912. from 9 o’clock in the iorenoon
chiffon broadcloth, worked in gay Bui-
‘ gariau colors. A buck ill sowed with a
on n six-inch opening at top.
To. ends at joining strip is mutt-nod
n strip or embmtdorol cloth lincd with
the purpose of examining tho qualiti-
tm-‘n oath. those pontoon who shall
be found qualified; and will he in
union for the auto portion at the
[allowing place: and thou. to wll.‘
in the City or south Norwnik, Baton
a small gilt button on the from motion
of the hog. To alive work only one of
tho broadcloth dwlnflhflfld ho ambroid-
(short; tho other my have a ulmplo
monogram, any. it Now York Prm
«w... ww . Wl'l‘.”
until 8 o’cloclt.in the ailerlfoon,
. And Ill said Police Room. linviiuud
at, Wellhead”. Ootohor 233
Afternoon. .
At the obove
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mm by whom or in who»
in o. , . . ‘
Unis-Lou firm ”:3“, in: hunt it
. a: 7 In " w ‘
3.3.mr... m . .. m...
mg; “will“ or
' day at titanium: in!
mam out. well..- " m
‘wwtul'Wy com. tilt
lilo am My oft With
taxation. ‘3 "
oi. field and wood, we hunmau folk
like. to oliougo'our clot‘lliugualoug.
with the season, and at Autumn
, a tmlch of bright thorium the
fancy. A Plaid Silk gown was.
. uo rare night (lilting the years of
the nineteenth century, and the
proopcot is‘lwc shall see many a
~»g'oy plaid this year. The newest
aré in Scotcll‘ 'ifortoun and a tow
‘ are in‘ll‘reucll combinations. very
rich and cl‘larmiug inlcolor. Not
all art guy out] bright; there are
‘ thosc, that are? quiet and rather
. I
. crystal otter an easy way of malt—
AdmlSsimLot Electors.
until 8 o'clock in the nttornoou,’tor'
cation: of and admitting to the elec- . '
At the "Police Room. mvilmd 5t. *
day. Octohnf 19th. 1912, from 3 o‘ciookv
1912, l
tram 3- o'clock until 8 o'clock in tho
niacin land time: the 3,
mid ooloctmeu and town olork will on»
. amino the ounlltlootiouo of mm wow
onion: :0-
oiu-atioo ha: been loath to in admit: , .
led in: votmtor whool atrium lull
. upon my quoottou relating to adult»
tionwor to outlook. and who» annual
upped: all lilo "wom’n “who -
I shill
i rim 9
Would, no».
«it will» in-
3 "it ill
' let rigs to olivvomén.‘
Some new Initial Handker?
chiefs have ‘ rather ‘ odd~luokiug
lottci‘fs‘ that puzzle out: a little, . ‘
huddle ‘ill‘aiator clears. [zit being “
told that they have how designed
from illuminated lilauusoripts of’
the {levell'l‘tllllll century. 50‘ out:
might have his, lldnrlkorolliofi”
marked with a hitter copicdirom " ‘
sumo old missal as for hack. air 7
the Tudor period. The letters
are quite stylish lol‘ men. Haml—
korcllicfo for either mail or m“)"
lllQll, ill. ‘25 cts. U ‘
Like lilo birds .313: (solenoid
A Wardrobe Trunk oi niodor—
ato size. stands only forty inches
high, and the two halves open,
and Show on one. sitlo the gut—
mout section with hangers on a
sumothly running trolley, cnpaci~
ly for live gowns, tlircc suits and
four skirts. ()u the ()tlltfl‘ side are. V
llll‘t‘c g‘tlnil'fillt‘ll (loop drawers
and it very convenient hat box.
It would seem that not half the
science is required to pack 5
Wardrobe. as the (lltlrSlle trunk
where everything. was put in it»
‘gctller. and often found in one
glorious jumble at tho journal-'5
end The price of this trunk is
$28.00.
sombre.
‘ ‘ $x.oo a yard.
Tunic; of lace and sparkling
ing a tilixtillctivo evening: dress.
The Tunic. just slips on over a
silk Slip or n plain little flock of‘
any fill'tll'llel‘t‘iJlOl‘. Black jet is
used over Black or ccrisc to good
effect. White goes over any
dainty pale shade. No other trim~
thing is l'equil‘ccl.‘
Time of year when Marabout
comeshandy. A little too oarly .
for heavy furs or the warmest In the China Store are sonic.
coats, but a Marahout Scarf is alodd sets for individual “30. Night
joy to its owner. for" it is cnsily Setfi, tray. pitcllbox. candlestick
put on or off. lliiil when not inland illalcllbox: Breakfast Sets for
use is simply a foatllol‘ to carry. bedside use. plate. votive.
Marallout Mulls lilaV‘lK‘ had tolCCWal (“till , and ‘0851 l‘ili‘li-
match Scarves. . l'l‘etc-n-tctc coffee and 'i‘l-zi Sits
for lloiuloir or drawing-maul um
’ lIllvnlid's Sets. pinto lelll lli'lllll
:bbwl. Not expensive oltlicr (Hill
This is a period of elaboratelol very neat and tasteful put-
head dressing, and many are the: j terns. ‘
Styles of ornmncuts to apply ltll
the coltl‘nrc. From the quaint: The} November Designer is ml
headed nets, similar to tho liliefisolc at the Pattern (mutter. The
on the head of 'llcatricc l‘)’[i.~lc'1nulnhor is an unusually internist-
in the old portrait cvoryml‘ liil' 7
mites. to the perky aigrcttcs fag“
tolloil to rlliucstouc llzmds. there:
on end to the styles. 'l‘lll’y'lliilllt‘s‘ boilucts llll‘i‘t‘ arc
strange part of it is. 113.2;- are all and alirzu-liw.
pretty and lieu-itching in llit‘ short
head. .\ largo assortincut at tho
Jowelryr‘Sm‘tiou, :ultl dainty small
things at small prions.
Elli? E. till. Mao Gloom
(up,
m~4 -
{lug one as regards. fashions .‘lliil
'fnll designs. From ton and dull-
clng trucks to kiti‘licu aprons uml
‘5 urw
fidcun, all novel
Also there are
lliiitSRs liltiillll)l‘tll(lt‘i"\‘ :iitll laxity
3kniclc—lcilzlcks. Tile ‘llcsigmr is
IO cts.
sit ll'ii'r‘.
"Union Suits oWouieu
, Any weight you want, any style you prefer. any size
uudod in high and: Union Suits to: the winter are here
f in great variety. ’
(iiPll’ICES 50 cents to $2.00 a garment
RYAN Co.
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