nosday morning, with a complete ac-
d Stator, Cnuudn and World
Weld. .
inks. , by fire. thoft lightning}
harm by. or in the custody of any
road, exploss. transfer. tlanspm‘
utlon or of any Steamship 00., etc
TAYLOR s GOLDEN;
’ insurance of All Kinds. .
Roan Estate—Town. Country and Shore
Telephone 1230.
~ upstairs Over the South Norwlik
Trust 00., 87-91 Washington St.
“ South Norinalk, Conn.
PUBLIC $TENOGRAPHER.
“SENTINEL ELECTION EXTRA.
The South Norwulk Sentinel elec-
3 bion extra. will he issued early Wed-
couni of the national. state and town
W elections. as well as the full results
from the surrounding towns in Fall'-
" field County. “He sure and secure a
‘ copy for the best returns of the var
ions contests
The Norwulk Gibraiy directors will
'lliflll tonight fol regular business.
'~- ......._.
»Full line cops OBriens.
Buckingham Post No. 12 G. A. R.
will meet in the Wall street post rooms]
. tonight.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. iii, 1. O. F.,
1 will meet on Monday evening in the
Wall: street quarters.
Two more months and the year 1.912
is past. Thanksgiving will be here 4
.gweeks from yesterday.
Old Well Commundery. No. 956. U.
D. G. (3., wll moot tonight in the Trust
’ Company Building in stlngton St.
*- ~.
. Now that Harstrom has beaten Dau-
.bury high shool Norwalk High csbool
, ‘ is taking heart about their games with
.Danbury.
.,...-_———.—..
é—They leave a good aroma, good
taste and good opinion.-Tomboy"
cignrs.
lClinton Conicndery, No. 3. Knights
_ Templar. will hold a stated cocaine]
this evening in the Masonic Temple in
Wall street.
Congressman E. J. Hill. of Norwalk
who speaks here tonight, will close!
his campaign with a speatsnin Wilton
Monday night.
a
"(lodron Hosiery" for women and
children, celebrated for its good wear-
ing ’qunllties. See J. l. Mallette'g ud-
verl lsement.
Attorney. .1. J. l.inxweller and Cru-
mor C. Hegemnn are moving their law
office furniture from the Louder build-
ing into the now Keeler building.
. 1Com is 89 ll ton in Detroit and poia~
‘ loos are selling for sixty rents 11 bus!»
ei there, according to word received ini
town by relatives of residents of (but
Michigan city.
orb your baggage against any and
io ‘n and tiupspoiiatlon. while “
“liiiili usuuus
- Dwight Dunn, a chauffeur. was serious-
lfrom the bits of broken glass scatter-
ipnrpose of stopping the speeders ‘aud
. A...” ”W-
Two Automobiles doing at High
Speed, in New York. Collide 3
' and Both Espiode
iXi’i iiiiili iili {iii
Mew York Policeman Probably
Purposeiy Killed
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—~’l‘wo lauto—
mobiles, one going north and the oth-
er west at a speed of forty' miles an
hour, come together“ at 23rd. street
and Third avenue lie-fore daybreak this
morning. The crash was so violent
that both curs wore tossed into the air
and turned over. Their passengers,
who were Hnllowe'on merrymakers,
«were buried under the wreckage, but
were quickly pulled out. Hardly had
they been lescned when the gasoline
tanks in both Lais exploded.
The injnled were taken to a hosplt
al. They were seven in number, four
men and three women. Miss Lydia
Locke, an opera singer well known in
New York and London. one of the
party was perhaps fatally hurt.
ly hurt. Three other men and two
Women. were bndly shaken up.
l-lnih machines were 00mpletely
ruined by fire. Jewelry worth $3.000
belonging to the men and women in
the cars, was found in the street and
turiied over to the police.
Policeman Killed by Auto.
The body of PDilcemau Peter Fitz-
Simmons, of the Central Park squad.
was found early today, lying acroas a
cement sidewalk near the 74th street.
entrance of the park. it was evident
.d about that he had been struck and
killed by u speeding automobile The
automoblllats had apparently stopped
their car and thrown the body of Film
Simmons to the side of this rohd be—
fore resuming their ride through the
park. There was no clue to their
identity." i
From the appearance of the tire
marks in the macadam. the police
were led to‘beliove that F'itzSimmona
hud stepped out into the road for the
was pnrposly run down by the chauf-
four.
MR8. 81'. JOHN lLL.
Mrs. S. Y. St. John, county presi-
dent of the W. C. '1‘ U, who was expect-
ed to address this Bridgeport Union to-
day, is very ill at her home in Biom-
ford.
CochenTJ'rribe. No 3'2. 1 0.11 M.
will meet tonigth the Gazetgo Bulld-
ing
Rililiiii Bill HAIR
w Fm unyhody to miss this gicu'
sulo will he to miss up Oppoitnnitvi
that comcs bill cube in n lli'v timo
Rood Mlntz's lid on pngoil
'i‘ho Norwuik City Council will meoi
on Monday pruning in the council
chombors. This H; the first. run) bus
lncss of the now council and much bus
ihcss is ,oxporiod to come. before lhn
Incision.
’i‘odny hi lilo sovmityvsixlh anniver-
, bury of tho founding of tho Ailillmli
Ul'll‘i‘ of i-iibei‘nlnnh. Division Nil. 1
A. 0. 11.. in Nurwhlk, luhl, your rolebrui-
od their «evenly-filth anniversary by
‘ a diamond Jubiloo '
.u Momma
whitest soft hula 0 llrioh's.
, 'l‘iib NilrWnlk Trolluynion‘s Union is
to meet tomorrow night. The usual
double mansion with much business and
refreshments will be held and all mom.
hora are: requested to attend either one
. or the other meeting.
The Narcotic, Board of Estimate and
fixation will meet on Tuscany event
in; in. the city council chambers/A
post doullot work this boon out. out for
lib board this your and numerous in-
, a limited. It is undesntood this.
muons '0'! tbs board orb infovor
u this extra hhdropritilon‘
w
310)le document which will
i pie Remedy for (lamb-nil, Fri-
5 remedy viii brim: hack ibo‘ color in v.
iii lilliiiiii Biliiiii
18y Common Garden Saga 3 Sim-
iing, Failed Gray Hair
The old idcu of using Sugo for durk
oiling tho huir is uguln coming in
vogue. ilur grandmothers had dark.
glossy hulr ht nchniMlvc, wiiiio our
mothers are gray bcinro thoy urn llfty.
Our grandmothers kept their hair soft
and glossy with u “dupe Ten." which
ulso restored tho uuiurul color.
(lno ohiontioh to using such a prob-
urution won the trouble of mulling it.
This obiuciion has been overcome by
tho Wyeth Chemical company or New
Will, who'hsn placed on file market it
superior preparation of Sago. numbin-
ed with abuiphur and other valuable
remedies for dandruff. itching scum
bud thin. wnak, tolling blur.
. The bounty of the hair dopondu more
on its rich,‘ oven shading than any»
thing, oisc.‘ Don't have. dry, harsh.
faded hair whip a simple. harmless
r
low as»: and don‘t be downfall with
dandruff. itching 11(3an and limo. fun»
in: bum. Wyoth's one and Sulphur
flan-t Ramsay will quickly dam than ‘ 7
troubles. and on color, Iii-oust Andi ,
The Kind You Have
Allow
gorio, Drops and Soothing"
contains neither Opium,
and alloys Foverlshnoss.
Diarrhoea. It. regulates
assimilates the Food, civil!
_ The Children’s Panacea-—
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TURKISH BATTLESHIP i8
' 8llllK BY'BBEEKS
I
(Continued from Firot‘ragoi
prises practically the whole of the m.
kish troops remaining in Europe apart
from the garrison: of Adrianople, 18a-
lonlki, Monastir. Janina, Scutari and
a. few other towns.
This great army was under the per.
sonai command of Nazlm Pasha, Min-
ister of War ondacommandor-ln-Cbiof.
who was assisted by some of the most
able Turkish generals serving in the
army at the present moment" ,
The light opened with the discoverym
by the Turks of a number of Buizim‘
lan cavalry scouts. The Turks drew.
in their outposts. and these were
closely followed by llnea' of Bulgarian
sklmlahers, who were succeeded by
the main Bulgarian army in fighting
formation. ,
The bottle, whioh was destined to
last several days, and result in the de—
gr‘ess all along ho line. "
The Bulgarian troops repeatedly do-
iivered fierce attacks. sometimes. at
one point, sometimes at another, along
the Turkish lino expending from Luie
Bursitis to floral.
The Turkish troops offered a stub-
born and idosporpte resistance, but
were unable; to withstand the on
slaught of the impotuous Bulgarians
and finally they turned and fled in
great disorder toward ‘Tchorlu, in the
50“th
The losses of the Odom-n amiy are
nopolied to have been enormous in
dead, wounded and prisoners as well
so ammunition and other supplies.
‘ The capture of a third Turkish mll
itury train near Luio Burgh: before
the bottle was an immense advantage
to the Bulgarians, as it furnished them
with mole facilities for the transport
of ihoh‘w troops und supplies to the
district whore the fighting look pines.
VIENNA. Austria. Nov. l.—-Nogotlu-
lions are in progress between repro-
scniulivou of Bulgaria. Sorilu Montc-
negro und Greece with it view to
munching on agreement in report! to
their demands from Turkey at tho com
oluuioh of hostilities, according to the
Nous li‘rci'o Press.
All iii-s four Bullion suites intend t9
tulle Joint notion in this respect. the
allies would prefer to enter into dir
not nnd immediate negotiations with
'i‘urkoy. (but it is understood that the
Ottoman. government refuses to un-
oepi this proposition and will in all
probability, appeal to the Europoiin
powers for mediation. it is uncertain
however, whether, the Balkun sluts:
would tolerate anyintorvoutloh.
Enigma Opens Way to canflaniinopic
KUSTENDJE. monotonic, Nov. 1 --~
(By nucleus from constohtiuopio, out.
31,11 hm muons defeat of the Tim
has only to C stuntmpplo, foi- ibo
pulsation troops. This will. in tho
y .
in use for over. 80 youré. has
and manhood me undo: his por- 1
soup} supervision sihoo its infancy.
All Conntorfolts, llnlmtions and “ J
Experiments that. trifle with and charm
Infants and Children-Exporleuoa as
What is CASTOBIA'
“ (lunatic is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Purc— ' '
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It: destroys Worms
For more than thirty room it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation.
Fistulenoy, Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles and
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the. Signature of y
The Kind You ilave Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Your;
'mt GINTMJQ OOIFAHV- fl WIRIYIYIIIT. um VOIK cm.
feat of the Turks. was soon in pro- '
kish (Willy under .Ncsim Fauna, upon:-
opinion of diplomnilu circles. loud to a;
11, up has ‘
home the signature of...
no one bounces . cu in this.
Ma " are but:
our stile health of
fit Experiment. .
Syrups. If. is pleasant. It
orphluo mir other Eur-coho
the Stompch and Bowls,
healthy arid natural sleep.
Mother’s. Friend.
the capital, it is difficult to form
what human intervention could save
the city prom sack and" pillage. This
tour is present with most of the in—
habitants who realize that the fate of
the Turkish empire hangs in the bal-
uuce. ‘
‘ it is reported that a secret meeting
was held recently in the Montana of 1
Fetish, the moat fanatical quarter of
StambOul. where inflammatory speech-
es‘Vwero delivered by a number of
Muosulmau priests who‘advised a do
ing against the Christians.
When the news of further Turkish
defects was received the authorities
ordgod the state of siege to be made
more strict The bridge: between Gal
am and Stomboul are now not opens
ed umn some hours after dawn
BISHOP NILAN HA8 MADE SEVER-
AL NEW APPOINTMENTS.
Bishop Nilan has made clerical up
polntments as follows:
Rev. Reinhard Burdock to St.
oilin's, Waterbury. '
Rev. Anthony Rizzo from st. John's
Stamford. to st. Potér’s, Tori-install.
Rov. Edward V Grikis,,from St. Jo-
seph's, Waterbury to Assumption, An-
sonio (assistant and administrator of
Lithuanian Mission in New Haven).
Siilllillii Silliii'l Bill
illlilliiiiiilli lllil‘i
“Papo’ s Diapepolu” Wham Upset
Stomach: Feel Fine in
"Five Mimics
if what you Just no is sound! (in
flour stomach or lies like a lump of
lead refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and orucuus sour, undlxoliod
fu.od or hard a feeling of dullness.
hear bum. fullness. houses, bad taste
in
is indigestion.
Ce-
Baukbolllf
. This is the way they will go
in all colors.
.79 cents per pair.
guaranteed. Anniversary price.
$1.50 White Doeskin WaShabie Gloves 996
Washable doeskin gloves, very fashionable and serviceable gloves, they are carefully designed,
will fit the hand perfectly. regularly $1. 50. Anniversary price 99 cents.
$3.50 Long White Kid Gloves $1. 95
12 and 16 buttons. long white kid gloves made of the very best imported skins, just like our regular
83. 50 glove. Anniversary price, $1. 95
on sale, every pair guaranteed.
$1.25 Kid Gloves 790 'a pair
You can save 46 cents in cash on each pair of those gloves. They are made of specially selected kid
We guarantee these gloves to be $1. 25 values. Every pair guaranteed. anniversary price
99 cents per pair.
We have secureda part or the stock of tho Friedberg Glove Company. New York. importers of high
class ladles' gloves. On account of buying in a large quantity for both stores we were able to secure
these gloves at (10 cents on the dollar, just in fluid for our Great. Anniversary which opens tomorrow.
\
$1 50 Cape and Kid Gloves 990 pair
Fine capo gloves. very fine quality, extra line skins. all last colo rs, regular $1.60,palrs, on sale. 99c.
$1.50 Silk lined Gloves 99c pair
Beautiful cape gloves, the genuine cape skin. every pair silk lined, regular $1.50 gloves,
Every pair
and
._ lilillii’i mu
than if iliiliiili
3101580 Shown Wm.
31, 070 to ill: Crodif
Emobrou'r, Nov. 1~—'ro show that
William H. Thorpe was not the spend-
thrift that his father Samuel Thorpe.
claims he was. the attorneys for Wll~
ham had him bring his bank book to
court yesterday to show Judge Hol-
comb that instead of the man being ex-
travagant he was a thrifty and sav-
ing man and the book will show that
since 1891 William has saved $1,575.15
and he has it on deposit in the (my
Savings bunk. Yesterday while on, the
witnesi stand the older Mr. Thorpe
said that he did not think that Willie
had 15 cent- and-tho latter was then
instructed to bring the bank book to
court and let his father see how bad-
ly mistaken he was in his judgment of
his son .
Saved Quarter of Earnings.
niillum received 820 a month and
in 20 yearn he managed to save $1.576.
15. His endings to 820-: month are
$4.800 and out of this he saved nearly
one-fourth and put it away in the bank.
The trial was delayed for about one
sud one-boll hours as l-Attornoy. Chom-
'boriain had a case boforeiho improme
court. Mrs. Sarah Wilson had just
token the witness stand to testify for
with and stomach heudacho-L-thls the defense when Judge Holcomb or
derod a recess until 12: 30 o'clock. on
A full cure of‘ Pope's Diupepain that Attorney Chamberlain could go to
costs only fifty cents and will thor.
oughiy euro your oubof- order stomach
and leave nudiciont about the house
in cuss some one else in the tumilif
muy suffer from stomach trouble or
indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to aim", yioli
the other court. ,
~ Mn. Wilson to Tuiily.
Mrs. Wilson is expected to be the
lust witness for tho dofouse and she
began today to tell of ehr life in tho
'l‘horno farm. She said she had been
acquainted with the Thorpos for about
the formula villi“? WM“ 9" those iii) yours and that When she was shop
our cont 0&8“. than W“ will under-217 or 18 your! old. Thorpe, who pell-
nillld Why diflWPllc ”099W 9’ all died milk, engaged her to work at
kinds muut so. and WM they “WW the um and she assisted ill the ham.
relieve sour, out-o border SIOWOM 0“ i hold duties. but seldom did any audio
indigo-lion in five minutes. monop-
sin is burmlouu and tastes lilo? candy.
though each dose continua power sull-
tloiout to (limb and prepare for airlin-
nation into the blood all the food you
out; besides. it nickel you so to the
tibia with A holiday Ippliilb; , but,
what will places you man. 1! that you
‘tiuumollinnmdfmb:
ll not hood to muff lo imtlm or
liver pills for billounml or county.-
“1'
will fool that your stomach and“. in- «
lug, Mrs. Thorpe taking cars of that
branch of the work.
The witness claimed [bit she was
the one who went to Mr. Huhholl's
homo sud not Mrs. Thorpe to rotors
to her own. aha said she had been
told When the wont to the Thol'po
house about to... Thurs. beini away
6 how the members of the “hilly
_ on: to; use her «my flotilllbwed
to tho witness decided to try and
sat bar to return and after she bod
. gimot; whim Thermals
ur bilmpuni
cums brick homo. sin. Thor» had told
,_iiillm
~ searching cross examintaion by the at-
' made the offer of $80,000 for the pro-
isr‘u slurs. Marv
torneys for the plaintiff, as the issue
molly whib has been presented has
gone to show that it was Mrs. Wilson
.who did much of the talking with per-
sons who were linterested in acquiring
the Thorn” pr party '
Buyer of Land on Stand.
Jeremiah A. Richardson of South
Norwalk to whom the property wu
transferred was a- witness for the de-
fense-in the morning and during his
testimony he. said that lifr. Thorpe had
told him that Mrs. Thorpe was incapa-
citated and that he (Thorpe) was do-
ing business for her. When the witn-
ness firstwiaited the farm to talk bus
ides: Mrs. Wilson was, "present at the
conference but-he did not take an!
part in the conversation. ‘ On two of
his visits to the place no said that he
did not see Mrs. Thorpe but on the day
tint the deeds were signed. he testified
that Mrs. Thorpe was there and that
she Was disused up . Questioned by
Attorney Judson. the Witness stated
thaf Mrs. ThorpeWore a calico, wrap.
upor and that it was clean.
Mrs. Richardson said that when he
porty he talked with Mrs. Wilson and
the latter told Mr. Thorpe About it.
Witness did not talk direct to Mr.
Thorpe as the latter woo decfund the
witness could not make him under-i
stand: He told about the deeds being
executed before the search of the title
liiillil' 55
Mill Mill Williili
To Take Advantage or special on»
, Mad. by Hank H. Baxter.
W
drnggiut. is Advertising today for
fifty men and women to lube advan-
io marking on Dr. Howard’s celebrated
specific for the cure of constipation
and dyspepsia and got is fifty pout
package at half price, 25 boots. .
on positive it its of tho romurkabie
powor of this pacific to ours those
dined»; at woll is Ilulr. heuducboa And
liver troubles. that he agrees to re-
fund the money to any customer
whom the medicinedoes not quickly
relieve and cure.
“With Dr. Howard‘s speoiiio at hand.
you can out what you won: and have
no fear of ill commandos. it
atrongthous the stomach given perfect,
digestion. ”truism the Main crosteil
an spindle and mites life worth the
living. .. , ’
it you «its ciili fat finish a nox-
mid him all min
Frank Id. Baxter. the enterprising ~
logo of the special half price offer no .
and Attorney Judson spent some time
with the witnedo in his’ endeavor to
have him explain all the transactions
which occurred.
Samuel Thorpe, the defendant, was
Cross examined yesterday afternoon . .
by Attorney Judson yld he said that
some money passed at the time the
deed passed between-his wife and Ri- ‘
chardson. but he did know how much
it was. ‘He‘oiated thot he was to to:
$60,000 from Mr. Richardson when the
latter sold on the lots. He further
said that it was his intention to give
all the property to, Wilson after he got
through with it. but be was going to
bore a conservator appointed so that
his son could not squander it.
, Mr. Thorpe denied that he had ever
struck his wife and also denied the
testimony of the doctors. Questioned
by Attorney Jud-on, the witness said
that he had but 3300 in a silver mine
investment and he had nioo’dropped
some money in Driving Park stock. He
admitted that he bod about 81.000 lil-
vested in five adn ton cent stores and
also in some brewery stock land that
he was getting a fair return for hi-
money.
gnu——
«Many ills come from impure blood. '
Can't have pure blood with funny 1“
section. lazy liver and lluggilh b01611,
Burdock Blood Bitters strengthen '
nbomucb. bowels and liver, and purl/y
lies the blood.
_, _.z
Examiners of Barbers
The State llourd of Examiners of
Barbers will be at the barber shop of
A. M. Pohlmun Monday, Nov. 11. «1912.
from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. to examine
all applicants for burhers' license.
Bring shears. razors and bone.
GEORGE (3088, Secretory.
NOTICE
Reduced Cost of
Eleéirio Lamps
0n and miter Nov. lot. 191!
MAZDA TUNGBTEN LAMPS. in
cool of which having been mm: to»
duood by‘ the manufacturers. will it
mm at l «1 office of the City of Soul,
Norm]! Electric Works at loll that
built. to patron! of the electric hall .
lug service. Supplied by mid mow
trio Workl, for lumps 10! the 320 vol
clout gins type. *'
Thus Lumps giro throo times ill
ii bl oi the familiar carbon iron out
w than increased 01'0qu
as much light of butter quilt:
one third the our-rout noun-Nib
carbon laud
who have Almdy
1’
The sunny
this now limb in this city luv.
iholr lighting nor-vice shortly hit
Mind flhflwflfll
fantasy its» laws are villus
.ofov who u '
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