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. museums: Ios chum
run user or BAKERY
3 mooucrc
F. A. LANE ?
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LIFE Mill filliIS
‘ , Cockenoe ‘Haymskers' Association Zelio’s Slayer, Ill CCIIEISBAREI' ‘
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Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. R..
will meet in the post rooms tomorrow
night.
Swill meet tonight for regular" busi-
ijSB.
Cockenoe Tribe No. 3-2, I. 0. R. M
"z”wili meet tomorrow evening for rcg—'
ulnr business.
There was a meeting of Norwalk
,VAielrle, No, 588, Fraternhl Order of
Shingles, last night.
The Norwaik Boat Club will meet
tomorrow night for the transaction of -
routine business.
Buckingham Women's Relief Corps
will amalgamation in tM Mil:
rooms in Wall street for regular
business.
St. John's Lodge, No.6, F. and A.
M, will hold a stated communication
in the Masonic Temple in Wall street,
tonight.
Chief Engineer George B. montgonr‘
cry, or the Nor-walk fire department
has moved from isaacs street to Mer-
wlo street.
Ntals are being received from
Marguerite «Diiworth and George W. ,
Dllworth, of Mott avenue, who are
visiting in Northampton.
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Mrs. James F‘. Plunkett and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, of Putnkm. avenue, _
South Norwal‘k, have returned to their
home from a visit in Sharon, Conn.
Bonner (Social Club will hold its
first meeting of the season with Mm.
Frank Merriam, 01 Hawkins avenue,
East .Norwalk, this opening. and All
members are urged to be present.
The Loyal Order oi Mouse will meet
tonight in Odd Fellowa' Hall South
Main street, when arrangements will
be made to visit Brldsaport Lodgeo‘l'
House on next Tuesday night. All
marchers will please 'ho present
i
May marks the ill-st Anniversary of
9 the marriage of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Dominion or Texas. Mrs. Cummings
was iormorly Mills Alice Fitch, daugh~I
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Fitch. or
South Main street.
told you ever stop to think in mailing
a. will and appointing a. friend so Exoc-
utor, whet might htppon should the
friend be taken and how it would my
plicste matters? timing The south
Namath Trust Company. authorised
by law to sot as Executor or in our 0th»
or capacity, means that your wishssL
will he carried out to the tailor. the
advertisement.
At the mating of the Woman's
Davidson, who pleaded guilty lust
. week to second degree murder for kill-
,view of the followers oi ".Big Jack 2%
Idofoct in quality oi stock or unreason-
Sonisnco, Clings to Should ,
A f Fearing Murder 9
a:
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.——-“Red Phil"
ills; 'lle M’Welig on a Second ove-
one car, was yesterday sentenced to
Sing Sing prison for from twenty years
to lite by Justice Gail.
in striking contrast to his cringing,
frightened and unkempt appearance in
the some courtroom when he took his
Pl‘ifldDPlIll-‘Ei't Bill” at. the null awaib
lug sentence attired in a new suit of
blue serge white shirt and collar, pale
blue scarf, and clean shaves.
In the sheritf's room. alter, as he
was saying good-by to his wile, Dav- ,
ldson broke down. He fell to the floor
seizing a deputy sheriff's leg and hail
swooning begged to be exposed to the
lig, who, he declared would kill him.
HATS GUARANTEED.
‘Boltairo Bros. Co. Adopts interesting ‘
Plan.
The Beltairs Bros. COL, hat manufac- '
turers. at this city. have adopted a ..
guarantee system in connection with
of an innovation in the hat trade:
”We, the .ileltuire Bros. 00., do here» ..
by guarantee every not made in our -~
factory at Dnnbury, Cdnnccticut. to ho
pericct in every detail, and to give sh-
solute satisfaction to the wearer. The
equipment of our plant, the quality of
stock used in the various grades, to-
gether with the splendid high class
craftsmanship employed, combine to
enable us to make with our patrons
are following contract:
“GUARANTEE—Mould one oi our
hots prove unsatisfactory because of
chic dunbillty the purchaser may by
ooivs s new hot oi same style and
grade tires of groom by filling out sud
signing this coupon as cnscrihod."
neck, and Judge M line H. Holconl .- . .
. the superior court was to have its». ., , ‘
‘ , toned to the Arguments this morning _,
1 nt sitar his honor arrived at tho ... p
‘ ourthous'c. the matter of suttlcmont TI .
innit-nouns the ottoman are ,
known rushes of clothing is no reason why the man who ‘
, desires to limit himself to spending $10 or $15 should not ‘
In tact there’s every reason why he should it best value ; ’
. and breadth of selection' is desired. ‘ . .
, Our high priced lines form just a fitting background for
these Wonderfully valued suits and overcoats at the popular ‘
prices of $10 and $15.
Fulfill the duty you owe your pocket book by examin- . '
rig these magnificent values.
' interests oi the plointiii.
'; ”ELEMENTS WILL HAVE PATHCN-
Where they Handle Nothing Else
Blues Weak, Frost. Salmon. Smelt,
Snapper Blues, Flat, Cod, Buiterflsh.
Mackerel. 809. Trout, Eels
White Perch,
- Ling 8c pcgpo
j" Hind Grails it: adds
sea Escallops
, warranted dry.
Opened Gosling Cloths.
Comps Mill Pond Oysters. Round and
Long Clanks, Little Necks.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 103. FREE DELIVERY.
Salesmanship in Day and
Evening School '
their campaign for the increased sale :9
oi the product oi their factory and are 1'
giving their patrons the following 3:
printed guarantee. which is something .-
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk Port Chester
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A Cargo oi Eu. Stove and hint Coal that received
Harris & Gans
68 Water Street
roturnig the some to his dealer re- ..
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, Tel. 721
name to her brother the nurses:
. “mum onto: hop this, on who’s
he acts to he handout you will he.
wry proud of it.” ,
MING?” wgws's sums.
His scum Tush» in mm. m. «to
“P W“ '“ ”PM" m slid um wit-om
OW“ ”I work upon one.
plied, "l,No we have only been talking
it. over.” . ..
The Thorpe case occupied the stten~ 2;
tion of Judge Holcomb lor nearly a 1;
_ , week. William. the plaintiff, lot-ought ‘
I ' the action against his father to have '1 ‘
the deed conveying the property on "
Wayne street to the defendant set
aside. The property is valuable and
_a number or real estate men in the ‘
past few years wanted to purchase it.
it was the contention of the plain-
‘llli. that his mother was not able to 1
conduct A business transaction and ..
that she did not realize what it meant II
when she signed the deeds conveying "
her property. Considerable evidence 2.
relative to Mrs. Thorpe's condition was
and Charles Csnfleld looked 'aiterthe
M
AGE IN BNDGEPORT.
Postmaster, Collector of Customs.
Deputy Collector 'snd Perhaps
City Court John.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 7.——The Demo
cratic triumph means a grand turning
out of Republicans. The full extent of
it. will not be known so liar as the
state is concerned until the returns
disclose the political complexion oi
the House at Hartford.
Big Johs to emotion.
the disposal of the Democratic on-
tionsl ddmlniotratlon will be posthum-
tsr. collector oi customs, deputy col-
lector of internal revenue and some
minor positions in that office and in
many places in the post aides as most
of the places are controlled “by the
merit system.
,. City Court Places.
In the state administration there
will he the entire city court, com~
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Sweaters ”
L'sdies All Wool Coat Swast-
ters. cardinal. gray and whit“:
‘ Ladies Au Wool Sweater, roll-
. lug collsr. cardinal, gray and
.white. excellent value $5.98
Ladles’ Wool, rolling collar . .
, Misses' Wool Sweaters, gray
and cardinal .. ....... $1.50
Children's Wool chntol‘s, white
$1.00’
Children's sweaters, red, gray
end white 50¢
luisnis‘ Wool Sweaters. white.
blue and while undmlnk and
white .. 500. $1.00 and $1.50
lnisnts' Wool Lawns. white.
with and without toot
Silo and $1.00
THANKSGIVING POST CARDS
0 for So and [for tic.
J I. Mallette
I Withlnlbn It.
10.4%., do. Hamill.
. it is more than possible that the plan 11 ,_
, tohnvo s settlement‘mods will he sc- 2;
‘ occipiished but one oi the attorneys in
' the‘oass when salted this noontimc-ii
. any agreement had been reconfirm-
Monogmrik
‘ Wilson ”9W
Maud S. Flour. ha
Jones Flour. ling
“ , Jam Flour, laurel“
introduced and many witnesses tosti— j:
, lied that they had'ncvcr known her to .u
‘ talk much on any psrticular subject
. and she was seldom if ever away from 2:
‘ the house for the past titty years. 3
. The case was hotly contested by ..
\ sides. Attorney John C. Chamberlain 1'
g A represented the defendant and Attr-
‘ nsys stiles Judson, Edward PnNohhs
83 and 85 Washington St.
. Ph one 440.
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WARM PAJA ' 5‘
Just the thing you want for cold weather, made of soft Idomct
,nei. Special price ..... .....
For street wear
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CAVANAGH
2 South Main sum
mon‘pleas court, criminal side, with. lithat is Republican, then s
the office of prosecutor and some oth— or the offices will have to h
or positions which Bfldgepoiters now there will he a. do lofzir
As it is twenty years since the cut
‘ party had control there will he a rush‘
to get in and already, so it is saidI
prize iohs. me
So tar as the state is concerned the
outcome of the city court appoint
moms will depend upon the political
complexion of the House at Hartford Luce a Sentinel Want adv
. GoldRockSittod gloom
A Dolly’s Malt Whiskey, bait
Greeanver,hottlo......
“MS: m0“, m2! s.-.-"..po.tstulo
Gold Medal Flour, bag.. .
Gold Medal Flour, barrel
Pillsburyls Flour, hag. . . . . . , . . . .
Pillsbury’s Flour, barrel . . ... . . . . .
‘ Bartlett Dry Gin, bottle.
Black and White Scotch, bottle.
Club or Tenor Cocktails, bottle. ..
. ..........$1
GLOVES
-50¢. $
TOGGERY SHOP
“"LSuflere‘d,
cured me permanent ly.
R. Garrett. Mayouwalrard, All.
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it you are not sure of your
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‘& ROSE
encumben ‘
Amohg'the plums which will he at 9
the customs hopes. There will not he 9
and irregular teeth are oitcn most of
ionsivs. and spoil an otherwise attrao
tivo lace H
in years gone by there any luvs ::
been some sxcuso\ior one to be bandit .
capped in life by these conditions.
but time has brought about so many
innovations in dentistry that none
used hesitate to incite uaeoi them.
li parents would watch‘thc oondl~
tion of their children's mouths close.
ly, and have the trouble corrected
early in life. much discomfort would
be avoided. the proper contour pro-
verved. and health and strength great- . ,
iy improved.
‘ Let me demonstrate the woudoriul .
success which my models show in
. those cases. ‘
Dr. J. H. Mallory:
‘ is south man so. mm Nomlk.
days or appointment only.
n
TEXTILE MUSIC 00. 5
In a. Vlluh'o u, so. mu.
xuoovrm cross
.my no. ship, Norms.
sud gull-sum» our work to ho autis-
kctory. We silo do _:A
cumin silo null-Alston roll l
For. it” Wilson. visited no
ronnr. ill saw-sumo. link-1t
, 9 httflintllisllmhllmfih
8 to IE it. in
II. what it can oped tor, and why.
Fair, You Ought to Know Compo-Boar
It is I pro and lining for walls and ceilings that ll airtight. watch
proof its-Ml “t, and stronger and more durable that: plant; r
'f‘haequ slide and its convenient lam aim it the but mutedalJor
a hundred other use. Compliant! to K luchthich, ll l'i. ‘wide and {rolls
'rlu ”do for 11”“ all our “all“. It tells whit Comps-Board
L. L. ENSWORTH & SON, 340-50Front St, Hartford, Conn.
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HOME: s s. m. to I p. m. Dun-y
pm...
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Ladies Snitch?
" who: to chain arr vssv
consensus Futons. . I.
We employ only mm mechanics. 9
Wilt AN” CIN‘FLEMN.
’ Sister 8. Moon
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Protruding Teeth 9. 33%;.”3”
CONNEALLY ,
:z: BRACKENA “
SHOE
for Women .
Edwin C. Burt’
C P. Ford 1
Lounsbury and.
Shoes for Men
Emerson and
Kieth -
compute lino oi
Guild oi Trinity church which on ;
hold lust evening, a porno o! gold was
proportion to m. Freon-loll 1.. Onion
’ m. rector. The presentation was
mild by Ill-p.43. it. oodiroy marlin
;n- “Coleman. while with method to
DIM Wily. A mini tints Milli:
helm ' Whichm monks-
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