LAneI'e ...... crawl“
‘ rule near our with ‘
eutectic" ‘
F A. LANE;
I1 Wuhlllgion Street.
a." Hilde ”loudly Ibuilt. let
M cult. nil kiddo or amt-u
elven Iii-did attitude».
“or” Ill." Point. Romnllt
guy-VI... .g.;._.v.<. - .A— s
The Norwelk Board Vol Fire um
writers met yesterday afternoon in the
oilioe of Chandler E Dunn.
...
Miss Alice Pomeroy has returned to
her home in Academy etreet, after an
extended visit in New. York. .
I—Dance, Town Aéeembiy Hall. For-
estere’.dezree team. Thursday night.
, I Miss Rose Lichtblnu. or Washington
glmreet is visiting her aster Mrs.
‘“ ‘ Charles Miller in New Haven.
._ Attorney General John H. Light in
in Baltimore, attending the convention
or the State PulaonflAseoclatiOna.
CapIIaln Frederick William «who
, hanheen undergoing treatment in the
Stnmtord ‘Hospitel. is improving.
...}—
III—Everyone is going to the degree
tooth dance of the Fortune!!! in the
Town nuembly hall Thundny night
3“ Alfred Betteraon in! Riverside Ive-
».liile. hen token a petition with Burritt
It Montgomery, to learn the pininbera’
trade. g .
. NH.
The Teamsters‘ union will meet W
Imorrow night in Well dtl‘eet end all
union drivers are requested to be on
hand.
‘“ The Carpenters Union will Inoot in
Nomadic tonight and alléthe‘ hammer
and nail experts are expected to be
violent.
IIIII II IIIII II II
- 8. Thomas, on Sept.
1’
if”
IIIIIIII II III
—-_-.——---I-_.
. ‘Ecvernor Baldwin Spent $3,283 ;
-llosi Grumman .iiili
. 3675,75 lo'ue Deieaied
the toilowing:
Governor Baldwin 3200 to treasur— .1
er Louie E. Standard, loe Connec- j;
ticut delegation that prevented Gov~ -~
ernor Baldwin's name to the Baiti- I..
’l
more conqgentieh.
John Q. Tieon ot New Haven, me
to hie econ: inlet M. Ullmnn in his
uneuooeesfni campaign for coheren-
lnnn in the new Third district.
Baldwin Spent 03,238.
Simeon E. ‘Baldwln, for his re- nice 2'. .
tion as governor. a total of $8.238. TI
distributed. $1,000 to treauuurer Edwin
_ 28; $1.705 to
Treenprer Thomas. Oculber 9. $500 to
mam.- Edwin 8. Theme. on Sept
I28; 31, 706 to Treauuurer Thomas. Oct.
9,8609 to Trenuuuer William 8. Par-
de‘, of New Haven. October 81;“ fl.
postage; $2 telegrams. .37 traveling
expenses.
8. J. Hill's Eileen-u.
Ebenezer J. Hill, to lulu alert, Ar-
thur (3. Wheeler, $875.25 in! hie un-
Concord Divielon, No. 2. Sons of
Temperance, met lent evening in the
wall street quarters and transected
rautlne business.
...—...... my.
salvntore Choppe’ has the contract
tor the construction oi the Melbourne
road newer. and expects to begin work
thin week. ‘
Otto (“linen of Norwnllu. in now em-
ployed by Contractors Count 0: Com-
illligv. on the. Doubled some in
Water utmt. . .
Our .Brothera‘ Undue, No. to, l. (J. 0
it. exemplided the tint ileum on one
candidate out the regular willy meet»
in; int evening.
* WW
.. wDon’t target Foreaieruu‘ dezmtmn
_ “dude. Ilium Aneuhbiy tiny. Then»,
shy ninth; .7; is
If? i".
W .
nude: WI WIN “ill 2
hold nrmloftbeinltlbmdb.
me It the old“ tutti" Miller m
’ lnz 'iomorrouu evening
W I
lit. H. liotehiuiu. oi um in in
l)u,yton Merlin. (or the Ilium
new All cylinder _Wlnton “Milli”
hula HIM) been not “not. ‘
linruzum fiddlethlil
your, held it reenter
' dillriot. -
successful campaign for congressmen
from the Fourth dietrict; Fred E.
Kipp contributed .500 to Hill
Clarence P Bonioey, oi Mlddletewn
181 and 1139 be unsuccessful Promet-
Iive candidate for senate in the 88d
Hartford 8 Weed. or New Clone,
890 in heinx elected mentor in the
zen: dlltrlet. ‘
Amos 1“. stroll.
318$. unsuccessful compel” tor delib-
lOr 1mm the Ninth dim-lot.
Matthew
ileum In
~ii‘or A mild.“
(ill. in tingle done
ntipntion. 15 Mid n
drum for them.
W
Willie-4m mum i looked MM
{the keyhole into the portal: where Al's.
tel- unit with her ball"
WW did you dn‘li out!”
"Tile ill. "mm 'i‘rbil
‘ Vin Blanket. Cloth.
HARTFORD, Nov. 12.-—Alnong the
election expense certificates tiled yes- 'j
terday with the secretary of state were j;
I THANKeelvu o PLACE
..3
splendid value- in Bath Rebel If
Pink and grey. blue and gray I
and white stripes. Special at,
Textile IllabridI Co.
. 313 E. wuh’ui at. lo. Namath. ;;
K U BOVIO’S STORE
Formerly P. .0. BIdeorwaik.
. mo 3':
Tan. blue, red, darlu grey and -.,
lavender grounds with 'white I
Dressii Goals
“UNRIa! “...”..nu-olum Serw‘siin.wide%c
Elderd’ovm in plain colors at. . ..
me :: per lard up
THANKSGIVING POST CARD! .. H _
. ‘ u m 5° .. . TWILL w unconnI; Col‘i’gti
BARBIE .....i. ........ Boo-ell
.I. I Mallette
, ll Wuhlnoton 8t.
«9. ' ac. .Nomlk.
soup. eir?"
my decision is that the turtle proved
no alibii"~—-Bydney Bulletin. .
oi! Newt/5mm,
enough. Themateumhm‘
Tun-rut WAe Aet‘anr
Walter—"Hove you tried our turtle
Dinah—"Yes, ihave tried'it. and
Ho
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TIRO. OPENED BOILING Mill} dent-e HILL mu
m ewe m
LA}. mullet-MN. HEAVY
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Mens Wear
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6‘? WI”
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WIND “M
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lT LINGTHO.
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‘ ’ alter. first came the ushers, Mr. lWll- ‘
III . banquet of Kililrney resell.
I Quinton of Neil! Helen. Mr. Quinlan
n. M. rather more . .
rent oi tum-linen“ II
. While u. should were being netted.
xPref. mom played bronchi-into to:
haunt.
utlfully the Bridal Song from lio- ’
enzr‘in, as the party erupt-cached the
.: chancel. At the oil'el‘tory, Miss Golf
» ~ ney sang molt linpreenlveiy the "Avei '
’ Maria." and at the conclusion oil the
services her singing of "0 Perfect
Love" could. not be more effectively
. sung. ' '
As the bridal party approached the
‘ ‘uam Grilled; or New York; Mr. Hat-
thew Reynolds and the two brothers
‘ of the bride,‘
Tithe Anne Roenlm end
uinlen, who were he-
_ in pretty gowns: of.
. blue ehnrmeuae with over- dresses o't
' ‘ehddow lane with touches of blue
satin held with clusters of pink forget
‘ ,. mum“ with these dainty gorilla;
were won bleok yelvet-hute‘ 3m
crown: or pink satin and pink reflex.
mulch carried cluster bouquets of pink
roaea
Then came the matron 0f honor,
hire. Jerome Donovan, of New York.
nee Miss Mollie Fnhy. formerly of
New Keven; sister at the bride. Her
gown of pink charmeuee with over-
drees of lace with crystal trlminlnz
and tmxches of old blue was truiy‘gnr.
Hello. This was completed "with 0‘. be-
coining hat of black velvet with ina-
llnie trimming and n large cluster
g,‘ The hriuie' theh came on the arm or
her brother, Mr. George Folly. 'u‘lho
pv'é her away. They were met attbe
chdmei by the bridembuh, Mr. Illi-
wigrd Jerome Quinlan. and by the bait
ImIinI'. Ithe Monmouth brother, Mr.
Mn; guinlnn. of Boston. ;‘
, 'illx‘e hide, Miss Junie Alice Fully.
f daughter of the late Mr. And Mu.
Michael Folly and mud-daughter or
Imaging“ BIN-W Reilly.
who were among the bidelr reelddhle
, or this city we: on unusually My
‘ionnnnd lb lllo .oneottheltillet
popular sirl- in New Eleven. on visit
' no one of it. nlolt lemma sin:-
I we I "
The bride’e gain was a very lull!“
“ lotto White broclded ell-meme.
trimmed with «on point lace. one
train was naught with the
bio-com which had been worn by the
butde’n lnoihpr. The immune emit!
I . bouquet of rile» and inlet of the vol:
ley m graoofuilr curried 6n im-
. me
one Quinlan. We '07. rule it: '09. of
., Namath.“ ct Attend mi. 1.1
_~ one in “My popular, both loll
‘ Vini- any and in Holdall when it; it
in member or the law ill-m or Home“.
‘ Weieh e Quintin. , N 4
, Follow; the glint-eh denim an
. ieiuuiiome imam on will ,
qlecticns and also the music for the .I
I Mien Elizabeth: G T
hey: was the soloist and lens ,'
2-:-;IZI -;n:l;l:-
‘ nude with court train And elaborately 7 ‘
bordered lace veil which covered m‘e‘I
(braille '
The bfldflmm. Mr. ”turd Jer-
W We lilo do;
‘vmne‘y detected Ml. down ”...... ....
,6 odious Fell Namhiha or 0wne8lln1l..
‘2 lb. plug. Grown deter Oetn‘uenl .
_ 2 plugs. Evepiteedy Buckwheat..................,. ..
‘ .Very Beet Creamery Butter. 1b..
Crownfluter Montague Tips. can. ....
Crown Aster Mparnzne, can ......
uln‘ll’lllllnbbl‘l‘l.‘ ‘
83 end 83 Washington St.
. . 1 Phone 440‘.
I:I:I:l:l.l.l.l
WARM PAJAMASI
Just til thing you want for cold weather, made of soft dcmet tin
nei. special price
...-...a-uo .....uqn,--.l.-..u. ...... :-
GLOVES
For street wear .5 1 and
Forworklng........ .......... 02¢5£ 532 and
CAVANAGH 8. ROSE
2 lull-II Milli 81W TQMERV SHOP
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I‘I_D_I,I.I,I‘IV I,I.I.I‘I.I.I.I.I,I.l
It in well“ I to." ed'vértise in" Th
Sentinel when your business is:
dull-to etiqulate its growth.
It in. also well to. advertiee in
The Sentinel when your busineen
Al
is brisk—rte mountain succeed.
W.—
Extracting Teeth " ‘
tnWhen n. 10mg,“ Iodbuilliiyh define: CONNEALLY .
atitennnot sore . to on n ‘
he allowed to main in the mouth » BRACKEN "‘
to impair the health, produce a tool :
breath and prevent perfect mastica- g .
tion. My «penance in this branch or .‘ '
dentistry he: been unusually large— _
my ween: phenomenal. I
The most difficult teeth Ire taken '
out. root and all. and PAINLESSLY. j
if the patient so desired leaving a
olden, unitary wound u‘ivhieh heals in
a short time. There in no need to .
'drnd “the extruding of teeth by my
I .I H. Mallory
I. IN!“ MI"! It; Booth Nol‘vtllli.
NO0Rii:0wm.tolp.m. long
MI by hmlntment only.
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a...“ re email: A?“ um
lineman“ loll.
We moldy only well. neonatal, I
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