l. .. h'. ‘ . bionic mid \yvslv able; ng nor, by placing a vaurgini-y policy ‘ with us und letnis reimburse you for , spent Wednesday in New Canaan with ‘L‘ ...—..- ..lSoluigh Norwnik. , ,. fM'i-s. Frank Potts and Mrs. Eli Brown ' Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at its bought by Arthur Bammi. completed ‘ fl. protect your lot ”this dun. the loss. 'l‘jolcphouo 1230. TAYLOle‘ GOLDEN 7.59 Washington sugar, 5 . , , lisouth Norwnlk, Conn. All kinds oi? insurunco. public S‘tcupgrnphprj The Boston Store is in tho hands of the painters who, arcrcsnri’ucing' the exterior. " Wallace Saniniig-of South Norwulk, relatives. The Bridge Construction Committee met last evening and transacted rou- itliie business. Mr and Mrs. Elinor Smith of New Canaan have been vsiiing friends in ~Latest stylc derbies. O'Brien's of Railroad avenue, New Canaan, visi- ted with relatives in South Norwalk, Saturday. LT...” A stated .convdcotion of Butler rooms, Navsmber 26th, 1912, at 8 o‘clock p. in. . 'E. L. Monroe of South Norwaik, who has been moving the house recently his work yesterday. The second degree was worked as the meeting of United American life: chanics which was held last evening in the hall, in Washington street. fowls, 200 lb. 22c lb.-—Haycs‘ ~Cholce native Roasting chickens, Market. if you are interested in ribbons ifor fancy work or for use in tying your holiday packages read the N. B. Ryan Co‘s advertisement in today's puper. Automobile Officer .1. Sr Murray ar- rested William 8. Elliott a speedcr for drunkenness and refusing to stop yes. terday. Elliott had his sentence sus~ pended this morning by Judge Lock. wood. M Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrews sailed this morning for San Juan, Por‘ to Rico, where they will remain for the winter months. Miss Kathleen Au. drown, their daughter. will remain here and will attend "Hillside" the Misses Brendlinger und Francos’ school. ”Hats to order, $2.00. O'Brien. Mayor and Mrs. Robert M. Wolfe and Miss Georgln Wolfe and friend nuloed to New Haven. to witness the Yuio Harvard football game. Miss Wolfe who is a student at iSinllh's college, .Nprtiilinnipton will spend Sunduy with hor brother in South Norwulk. m At the mention of «St. Paul‘s Girln‘ Friendly, held mainly, crrmigmnonlo were. made for holding it humor at tho lBet‘lierloy slrsot clinpol on. Docsmbor 4th. The young indies expect to hnvo tho scrvlccs of the Norwslk Qunrtottc llub. A good limo is anticipated. ‘ "“2 W qu‘rnfl— ...»... i . Do You Sluokc * It may bu true in some cases iii“; ”A prophot has no how cells hill lingo country," but 1 any ;.‘1‘leilol¥f’ fivoaceut “cl- r this. When you spend ‘ niuui for s , ff‘TOMBOY” “ cigs‘r mini roux. minim ‘ for your money. And when yplcndcd guilty to the charge, Wolfe " to the added charge or wilful lniuly w- . .or i Wm ileum. tits tsunami tho buns, .. . . , , . ‘ gthe stuns with which Wolfe‘ broke tli Juduc Lcckwoo‘dioivcs Thom same window ‘v ' , “bound Mulch? ' , " .. , . T1" “will” WM. will airlifted , Wolfe W“ in. ion in on.) on Thursdar’uluhl‘...Wilfredgvlth—gtlleli sci-ins aimrneyr‘snaiiue others n the . , . of a numerical :donsn ‘izbiinsf'irom ouiitody “of” ,fllli‘idfiiblos‘ rust “ihufl‘ "m ovs" cuss, commons. . W Roodncr'sinnnsry, wore in. court was Moore. , terdiiy afternoon and Judge Edward W . ..., M. Locklvood continued their cnsas .' MED'UAL ‘MEN 1-33me ‘, foryfour weeks from today. The boys ‘ ,_ . . g are John Silk“; Fred Hicnlicsscy, Will- GOSHEN. N- Y-. 'NW- 23--Medieai iam"*Wolfe; Jae... my“. and ~10in ‘oxpertsvi’or thodclcnso were thocniy, Sign, witnessei; with the possible exception . ' Nu” opening.“ we page, Jud‘gc [or the defendnyinthilnselt and his‘wife. * dek’ivood sold“; to l)i'rossciii/inn Alton.to ”"9 We Flam yesterday: '1“ 13“" , ’ne‘y Louis ‘GOldschniidt. “This inns"?m W~ Gimme trial on workme- burglary in wtho night season—4i state “'1', “1“?de ‘hlfi 05m» MP9- 3033““. prison ofl’cnso. anc you charged (Scuba. 0“ 'Groenwood‘Lsko, July 1'5 .. . main with this?" The unsw-cr was ill “‘3‘“ Thom!” Garrison, a fisherman, the négfluve‘ I“ . who found tho body, pulled the way . . Attorney James ’I‘. Hubbeil appear. for their oxpcrtu' testimony that tho ed for Wolfe and after Ms fluent, us organs of “he? throatwcould hove been we): M the other four boys, had forced out of position by handling the ‘ ‘ ‘ body before it“ was enibalmsd. Garri- son tcstliisd yesterdnyfithat ho twist- ed the neck and forced the chin to the to property, he asked the court to Anniversary h’Saié Gomc iii Tonight aiid, See the, Great . Values we offer you for "this ‘ Money-saving. fish, ' be lenient because of this being his breast. first arrest. - famous fatherly talks to the young men. He explained the serious as- pect of the cans, which if the charge was pressed could be punished by a four years‘ term in prison. Attorney Goldscuhinidt'dld not rec- ommend a. penalty for the boys. and: .when counsel will sum up. see the buys, go to jail. He had never had any'trouble with them previously. I The pan on which the buns were MV- . v w-~w .....- Won-cc- ...... .23.. _ Many Activities Is Now At Our Door IS YOUR wardrobe complete for the' many social and. business activities that will demand your well dressed presence? 'There are four points for you to‘ consider for your winter wardrobe, ; ... ”......- amt“..- 3. WARMTstBcnjamin superior fabricked clothes are the foremost clothes of America. STYLEzu-Bcnjamin Clothes. designed in their New‘ ' York tailoring shops are the universal selection of ~ the best dressers everywhere. QUALITYszcnjamin hand'taliorcd suits and over- coats are the clothes standard. PRICEszenjsmin suits and overcoat; cost as little as $18.00. .. .. . Mimi “Wear a Bcnjamiu” No matter what you need, We have it here. Business Suck Suits in Blues. Grays and Browns. Dramatic—- boiled and plain backs, Ruglans. all the latest styles in the most striking fabrics. ' . Don’ttovcrlooic our bohemian. , . cry department. Sec tin: iat— ‘ est ideas in “ GHATS. . i Mum's curs. . " ’ fl SHIRTSV . ' COLLARS. . ‘dtugrythlug in uputo-liicaminutc furnishings for Men. gain smoke ill half-mp, you’rc ‘* i m’t tcndcd. bio “WWW ii :; slimy-uni; om co. Lentils: dood- income: for ”Lidia bouillon. ~ .WI Winter ‘Witli , Its” Gibson's counsel have advised him Judge Lockwood gave one", of his ' that they do not think it necessary for him to testify. They expected to com-... 1 . pleto'their‘ case this afternoon, after which it was thought Justice Tomb-y kins would adjourn court until Monday, Ten per‘ cent. of discomfort in a. said that none of. them are really bad furnished room is too much-«for you boys. Mr. Rooducr didnot want to can find one that‘s at least 99 per .cent. comfortable by answering some. ;! ,ois‘rniiini violins: To STOP arms; . ,_ (Continued nom lira: tone.) “f ‘ in Providence u wont? decision; against the Gas company for lpoliutl in: oyster waters gave oystermen'h bix‘sum in damages. It is hold by oystarmen that Nor- walk' and: other municipalities unwell as private corporations, are daily do stroylng the value of private and pub [lic oystsriuounds. . . , That tboflonuccticut Oyster Grow- jors' sssoclotion has started anactlve mavsment in conjunction with tho Nation” oyster Growers usoclation to clean n the waters in the state and thereb protact the oyster icons. to was “his nod Willy. ’ At a mesh ing‘ in life“ rimgih'i in, Bridgeport, Monday a committee from the Con; necticut association wosisppointcd to start activé'work. The committee consists of, Frederick 8. Beardsley of Strstford, Charles Plait: of Bridge- port. William 1. Stevens; of New in» van and ‘R‘o‘ruyton, mallard B. Ball of New Haven, “Frank Smith of Stony l Tectliig HOW 80mg. Gm into Sound 'BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 23.4-To deter- minejnst how for out to sea the re- .tlimlocal harbor is carrisd, Ca-ptalri' fWililam Afllmw‘is. state inspector of cyptsr grounds for this alstrict, with mén sent here by the State Shellfish Commission, is working on the bar- bor today. The work began Thurs- day mornlugrand today‘s observations will wind up the work. ‘ Result of Typhoid Scare. . one experimenting is the result or : the typhoid score which was proval: out here some months ago, when |all the cases were traced directly to clams that had been pulled out ,of the local harbor or points just out- side. It is understood that the re- sult of the prosent oxperlmsnting will enable the commission to luv down a limit inside which no «launch will be allowed. Contain Lewis is able to observe the distance by watching the pro;- ‘reu of logs dropped into the river at various points and notify bow for ‘out into the Sound they go durink the full of the tide. Creek. Minot Smith of South Non walk and Garden Ro'wa of New Hu— ven. Mr. 'Besrdsle'y is club-man of the committee and Mr. Rowe is, the socretury,’ ‘ . This chiimlttce has consulted one of the best, know and most capablo attorneys in the state in the matter . of the water. being polluted which shows the intention to take some ac tion beforarvery long. While we Connecticut association oral movement started about two years ago by the national association. it is stolen that state conditions are such that the oyster anon in Connec tlcut foal it is time to set and to diive coma“ measure wood whcrcb ”the waters will be cleaned and in oyster beds protected. it is cited that the coal tar found in the waters about Nov Haven cnnlu cd considerable damage to oystcrmcn and fishermen and that the (lac com- pany l. responsible for those condl~ lions. lit in MID cited tint the pol- lution of the waters has driven the blue fish way and that the lichen men lire up in arms and will 'loin tho Oratormcn in their endeavors to clean up tho waters and keep the waters from being polluted“ be taken to thohxlnhiturc and ii bill nil pollution of the voters and in the oyster deals». states it is only backing up the gen-’ It is thought um tho milder will ‘ presented which it passed will stop; . Jury in in. oyster nails. on calmed by safety limit can be approximated. ‘ Acsn MAN m-rowa'rao. A veritable rte-production of the so . called Santa Claus, and which appear- ance is enhanced by the seamen of Christmas, Henry W. Clark, aged sev- eniydour. with flowing hoary hair and board, was arrested yesterday noon by Oincsr Jarvis 8. Murray and will be brought into court this afternoon at 2 o'clock. . Not that Mr. Clark did anything wrong in Norwuik, but he was so great- ly under the influence of “sporits” with no particular place no go, that om- cor Murray'sbig heart opened and pro- vided the way forbfr. Clark to get ov- or it. The trouble lies with tho trolloymen y who brought Clark here from the Stun: ford City line. This is a. frequent cc; currence, that trolleys will bring in- boxinalod man andVleuvo thorn in the cities hers, when [the cities would be hotter,on ll , they had not received them. . i . Ask a blond for his candid opinion of you and he will either no or you'll “1 mm: ‘ from. For com innit-slim. wot- ‘Ot a“ II " out chitin! 0m , it It our com this it . Mid b1, um (it worth , batik ‘0‘ MOM 2.. . , Coats utility . Yciue to $10. so Coatsflto sell out atone—half the regular price. Come earlyffor thisiot. While they last you pay . ‘ . . 3 us $5.00. , , . sissiiits $9.95 N 25 Suits, consisting of. ladies” cloth. series and clicviots, sonic are plain tailored, some are neatly trimmed with vel- vet, in all colors. Tomorrow $9.9’. Value to $15. Gloves at 79c and 99c Value to $1.59. ’Irhis lot of fine Gloves consists of Cape, White Doeskin, Silk _Lln_cd‘ Gray Suede, Gray and Black Cape “Gloves. Sale price 790 and age. Value to $1.50. Regular 25c Hose, slight im¥ perfectxous- that are never noticed. Anniversary Price, j 15c MEN’S'HOSE 9c. First quality Men’s Hose, 1rcgular 15c values. 5 ycrsary pricc. . . . . ‘V': . (line from t, , sewers emptying. into ‘ re 53 ,. .59.: ..anns' , unusu- . _ TWEAR'ssc-f , ed Underwear, pants and . vests very best, 50c, qualit. - Anniversary price . ... 39¢ 25c HOSE 15c 'PAIR. ' 50c; *BOYS’ COAT ‘ _ ~ SWEATERS: 39c. Boys' Coat Sweaters, in ‘1 gray, all sizes, regular 50c. Anniversary EriCe 39¢ 29c FLANNELETTE KI- MONOS 19c. ' IO dozen Fiannelette Kimo- nos, in floral designs, regu- lar 29c. Anniversary price, , . ,,15¢ Anni- .....9¢ ' .1‘5c HOSE 10c PAIR. Ladies’ Hose, full weight, gular 15c values. Anniver- y price W $3.05 CLOTH SKIRTS $1.49. ,‘ ‘ One lg line of Ladies’ Cloth Skirts; this season’s best styles; regular $3.00. Anni— versar rice ..... 1,49 CORSET COVERS 12c. 25 dozen Cross Bar Corset C0vers,‘ neatly trimmed, with lace, regular 19c va- lues; my special . ..12¢ Ladies' Whitc Fleeced Lin- In this way the »‘ fagfiDRAWERS 39c. Muslin Drawers of ‘ ,1 quality, soft finish, hem- stitched and tucked ruffles. 25c values . . . . . '. 1 29¢ .. LADIES: prions? nWE‘m'” " i” 1» its ‘ unity. ants and Vests, 4oqdoz‘cn in the lot. A'niversary price 21¢ Shams, Centerpieces Scarfs 25c and 50c ' 290- icces, consisting of Shams, Center Pieces, Scarfs and 1 Day ics, all to ‘go at one price 25c and sec. Sale of Linens for > Thanksgiving Lincn Sets ... 52.95.3395 and $4.95. Linen Towels ‘ .. .. 29c.49cand99c Linen Napkins ............ 69c, 99c, $1.49 to $3.25 a dozen. Table Linen ...........‘..39c. 49¢. 59c, 79c, 991: $1.25 yd.“ LinchrsyCloths......‘..........;............ 25cm $1.09.? 59c Fcathers 19c :0 dozen new Marubow Feathers; all colors, regular 59c. Tomorrow 19cr , ‘ Shapes at 99c 1 'Ciosin out 50‘ Slurp-es for ,Siiturday at 99c. Value $1. 0. SKA? S at nr-nvao-I‘..-uu-.a.l...l--.-- EN“ Black Fclt auchlvet SHAPES, rcgulsfly $3 to: j ’30” FM ti“, day 0 '.' voici- air-July“: J. a an n r. n m rib 1.49 , Childrcns’ ‘Hats 39c and 45c Take: your pick ofksli 7154: and $x.oo Huts for children can marrow 39c and 45c, i. ' Trimmed Hats at 99¢ ,1 Silk and Velvct Huts, worth up to $3. Extra spccisl in? tomorrow 990. ,7, . i M... I r " / 7", i .caonlccsl . i ”...... i“mums...“......-.v.»..mw.~-mw -...M,.......................4.. .....m............... MWWAMH LD DOMINION Short Bus 'rri .Dcli iii .Wcslii..nnds, ‘ ”Wind no}; no . , , ‘ 1130er .NDRFOLK. Riemann WWAifimfi’il‘GN. D; C.” , ‘ " » smug-m Oldvl’oinl Wort, ‘ OM um luflmnu‘mmundfbi‘mi ‘ , Mommy Washington, 0 turn includino ionic m: j ‘ KW hi it ”?§°¥“' a? l
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