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Superior Session Opens With Judge
lined on Bench and a Big
Docket .
Tho Soptcmhor term of the criminal
superior court opened yesterday after-
noon with Judge diced on the bench.
A list of over 90 cases were on the
docket. the most number or names
that have appeared in many yours.
Prom who said by Rev. iii. id. Kon-
yon, or fit. mel's Episcopal church.
Owiunr to tho unusual lungs nuns
lien on' the docket, the attention was
spent in pulling the llrllloncrs to pins
and court was sdicurncd lit 1:14 to
be continued yestordsy morning at iii
o'clock. A Jury has been summoncd
to attend court when: tho work starts
in earnest. Than are :1 number of
cm at Innunit and rdpc on the doc.
list Thorn will he {our municr cues
lithium .
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WILLIAM P. BEERS.
Two. Scores.
Som 331lk. Conn. ' Non/talks Conn
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WER 90 CASES UP- To CRiMlN‘AL piokpockst; Dominick Citrus; assault-E1
COURT Phtrick Fallon, highway robbery;
Edward Council, assault and attempt
to rape; W. Bhoemeksr.
Andrey Newman, attempt to rape;
Hurry Reynolds, busslm; Thomas
Brooks. burglary.
«Richard Adams. improper use of
mail; Louis Gersoly, burglary; Au
gust Buoscnk, burglary; Mike Provis.
llis‘hway robbery: Willinm Thomas,
assault with intent to hill: Paul Vo-
Kel, theft; William ll, Johnson, ro-
lcliled on bonds: James O'Keefs.
hirbwsy robbery: (ions Knapp, s11-
llnult: links Montsguc, intent to kill:
Oscar Johnson. seduction; Frank
Ryan. embezzlement: Leonard Mayor,
adultery; Paul ‘Puvonlck. hungisry:
Richard Johnson. piolrpoclict: Mile
ho llclls, theft: J‘oo Gonna, clubs»
:lcmcnt; links Hollis-mere. mutual-hot:
Thomas Goodwin. picltpockct: win
litilr Stores. human: (limo Word,
burglary; Andm Punk. intent to
non; snnul: Little Mich, murder:
Alphonso Ammonium limos to
kill: Jbrry Bruno; white slavery:
011m Milly.- mimics: Willie Poo»:
murder: Whittle mun. witness.
tor! Willis Josue; 111nm: William
Milli; wine-sou mills Joni-I. low
air: Imerilcruw 111nm: Thur
mum m: Wilma rattan»
mum Wit nm minim:
;Thcse weigh about 25‘lhs.
worth from i. to 6 cents in thowlloic- .
, solo market.
‘ disappearance are ofirrogulllr periods. ; 3.
They look much like a horse msckersl - .
and the meat is very similar to ssh
trio switch.
adultery; '
Inshcmsn in. given up tin ilIlii‘oe‘o
tor the cannon. Capt Kaolin Zeno] sud
.Cspt. John Bevclluidsr. wholhsve- Men; :1
mm in» tho tickling business. we, 1,
. summer, hnvs given up the business”
and havemssht their nWhehorov loo 1 ,
_-1tho sooson. Captains 291191 and Boy
eleudsr are, now to songs in scallop *
fuelling I
,MGWRT.‘ Gonmwd'l‘h. "Blow
Filth: lilo ” whilsr pill llIl misc visited, .
nomcnpol’t. Shir Harbor and mum is '
land. They wont into camp at South- ‘
3 dial, L, 11:, whom they studs isl‘ilo
couches oil him iish‘. pollsllili and blue-
Inch; John (slums caught! tires crabs. ‘
which measured 20 inches from tip to
up:
The Blbck Island“ fishermen are now
bringing in quantities of tuna; fish.
and are
Their appearance and
mu. I
zsnvvnmn. L. L—«The scarcity 0t .
f Bays 1
which» waters have swarmed w‘ilh . ,
these-1 and: 1.11 sol-to oi denim seasons .; 3
post, has compelled the fisherman for 33 I
Miles to send to the city markets. tor ',
ihunlter bait, wh_ere it is now selling at.
$12 per barrel, the highest price over .
. paid for moss. bunkers intim- history
moss bunkers in Great South
of bunker factories, when 50 cents
i per barrel has for years past been the .
standard price. The only cause for
this acsrcity oi bunkers. is thought to
bs‘thounusuuliy large size of bush»
eating blllsllsh, which struck this sec.
tionof tho Atlantic seaboard; driving.
the lbuniisn out to us.
GOWCTlc-UT FATENTS.
The following were 11113111111180me ,
her 9,1913. hilt furnished Mini 0!-
‘ flow at A. ’M. Woomr, solicitor 0i
Plum Washington, D. 0;: ._
lilrlo Anderson, Bridgeport, cloc-
iiowle B. Gums,
unending machine.
Alfred J. Finder,
jewel case (design).
Wolves E. Bullet-d. Hartford typsv
inciting mmhlnol
Bridllepont.
Philip M. Bush, Hurtlord, ms
for gssoisns tanks.
Ira ii. Spencer. West iiurtlord.
'clesnlnl; apparatus.
Joseph M. Morrow, Hartford, form
in: h‘oolrsd or throsted needles.
Frank A. Bowers, New Britain.
coin controlled vending machine.
Ernest N. Humphrey, New Britain.
poll and pencil holder.
George .A. Arnold. Mlddletown,
vaporizer.
Zenss 1’. Condos, Waterbury, two
‘pntems. friction broke and connec-
tion. .
Frederick 'A. Goppelt Ju, Water-
bury. holder for collepcihla tubes.
Edward A. Burr, Meridian. tumbler
i‘holdor (design).
Frank F. Schneider, Ridzelleld.
ralectrlc lock strike.
Henry 0. ms, Stnflord, stabilizer
‘ for aeroplanes.
Herbert A. Howe.
carpet or run (design).
Julius G. chsl. 'l‘hompsouviuu.
carpet or rug ideslgn).
William E. buyers, 'l‘llonlpsonvlllc.
carpet or 1-111; (assign).
William S. Thompson, i‘lnnluvllle.
cold chisel (design).
THAT FOOT RACE CHALLENGE Ac.
CEPTED.
CHATTAlNOO‘GA. 'i‘cnn., Sopt. 11.»-~
Veteran Daniels, used 75 years. of no
troll. Michigan, who has been issulnll
challenges for u loot-ruse during the
G. A. R. Encampment here, must bsclt
down. or run. Hill" challenge has boss
Inceptsd by Voila-In 1M. Walls. 0i Glist-
tInooxu. Woiie is 11 local locksmith.
and says he can but any man in the
Grand Army over seventy yearspid is
u (out race, I: no one will most his:
011. loot. he masts I bicycle 11cc.
iconoclast thet he can detect. Vol.0!“
on Dulcis..ili..mlle is rcsdy to meet
Thompsonvllio.
his: in. I. truck. dual my time mm
in elx. dsys oi the encampment. its,
Waits is a. survivor of the MTG»
scenes. which. pleated en entitle part
4o +'«:»4~
Budge/port, pips
.s list of exhibitors surpassins credo
,, inmost list Roll Suits, Dressss.
etc" from a complete array oil
is modern in every dbtil‘li.
.‘ 120 Washington Street
i"“lu u“. 11- on ‘\‘
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New Fall Aparel'
his 11. stumdwl ofloclnl; that will no. tho talk oi the town. . . 9i 3,
nus is an excellent opportunity for every woman and miss It
V n is you own lose til you roll to visit out now storm which
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Main Store, no Mimi's: Street, Stamford, Conn 127:
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Goats, Bitirts.. Wuists. Powwow. 9S ,
tho nami: fashions. Ii
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when something goes wrong.
ELECTRIWAIL,
Electric Wiring for Light and“ Power
w. are always randy to attend. your Electrlcnlécroublss‘. large or
A 'phone call‘ will bring a repainman. Try us next time
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nu 1015 Fair.
‘Agsin this your the directors oi! the
masonry Fair hsVe installed the Bench
Show. This lecture was greatly miss-
ed when it was omitted from the rogu.
lar curriculum of this great exposition.
A bench show films tone to at fair
and the Danbury Fair (Oct. 7-11), will
his a high toned one in every do-
payment. Entries close Tuesday.
Shut 23.1’luuium lists will be sent
upon application to G. M. Rundle a.
secretary Nubllry, Conn or James
Mortimer supsrintondont oi the bench.
show. Hompstoad, L. 1.
Entries in the past have represent.»
ed, the highest society in, dozdom.
mome- "s. mile long" and animals
whose values out distance their own. ,.
1111 t'r curs llrs soon on the tan-
hnrk. The Fair of mill will present
colours. Pampered pots, prized hulls,
massive dunes, intelligent mastitis sud
hounds and domestic and sport
mines will all be there. A vigorous
oud‘mcl'ltcd contest will keep the kal1~
hols surrounded by doll inhalers, dog
lover. and spectators who delimit in3
choslght of so mildly lino animals,
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CHAT'MNOOGA. Tend. Sept. 11.» mm: w. x, 1,,
38mm.
Among lhc many social functions that
will ho livcn by society people of Chub
tenoogn during the coming ammo
most of the Grand Army of tho Repub-
llo in honor of the visiting veterans.
will he, 3.. reaction by live. iii. A.
Wheelie» at. he: homo on: the» side at
Enchant mountains some» morocco
Milt the melt. .
Men 0min! pleas Momma!» on;
it than who uncut oi the Second
lam dud". hi which. list.r Mitch.
ll. Mo M W m Burr.
commanded: TM it or thel ".llisclr
goes use to our customers. but than no sign it's. worthlsel.
for is unlined: to incline. our. intend-1 saint tho. common
enrol- oi bumohuildorol and so at Mount.
rcudy to 30“” you. liven ltit'e only I board lo: 11 repelr lob. " .
or '11 bunch or lath 0r alumina; we want. you tocomc in end. see
the dutch a Bailey Company
SOUTH “WALK. CONN.
‘Slsimi'ord'. was married yesterday al- I ~
lemons to Mrs. A, D. Dickens of New ‘ ~
:Cnnum. The wedding took plsse oil
limo Troop." MW West in
011 Building
1 in build; you'll and us always
Miss ”Mary A, Simon and Walter 11‘.
Arnold. oi‘ Normillr, were united in
marriage Tuesday evening as Grace
Church rectory, the ceremony bolus 1
pérlormcd by Rev. James Benton War
nor; Mrs. Joseph H. Mslllln. or 2
Newtown Terrace, and aunt 0i tho ;
bride, was matron of honor, comm.
Mulhin was best man. A reception -
1011on at the Maililn residence rim 1
date also being the eleventh scallion
ssry of the marriage oi Mr and Mrs.
Mollri‘n On their return from is wol-
diut tour Mr. and Mrs Arnold will
midoin bowls street
Filmer-moltenel
Chauncey W". Palmer, of Hoyt Street
the home of the bride, at Belle» lslIudt
Mrs. Dickens is well known in New
Canons, where she line livad tor s
it at: Bells island. Mr. Palmer is 0.;
illov. H. D. Trinkmlsof New (11111111111s
perforated the ceremony
mvsmmumm.
Mr. and Mrs. James‘s. Gilmore, at
South main street, South Norwalk, sn-
uiounoe the marriage ol'thsic daughter,
DcVorksn, at
Mr. 1MVorlion is‘ a well-
known business man or thIl'. oily, bo-
ilm than proprietor oil the DoVorkcn
Filmy. Artur onl aways wad‘s
dint Mp3 they will with in Bridxo
Wbrmdfllnn ill- Hridfiewrt.
' in; Macon, 'l‘ucsdny alumnus.
than me a. double wedding in which
Is militiamen Norwslk people wars in»
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By wlmhcver. funny or French name they may be
called, the vclveis for. this season are nothing short of 1
superb. 'Fllofnvoritc of the moment, Pcluchc Lit- Chara
muse, initially a. velvethuocadcd 101: flowered. 9111 char—
1ncusc,.plusls figures of exquisite fincncss on the back-
ground of: sushi. It combin cs: ins the .‘liappicst 3 manner
with satin, charmcusc, crepe meteor on messalilln.
$10.00 a yard
Plain Velvets, English Corduroy: and Velveteens" m
The Glove Section
Invites attention to a new lino oil Sixtccm-buttou: kidi
Gloves in black and white, a-ItIai very special price. These .
gloves were“ made lit the T'rcfoussc atelier on the other
side, and are of good quality and perfectly finished though 1
they do not bear the name of Trefoussc. 011 sale this
week.
m 75 a pair, 16-l1utton, black or white
Also at the (31ch Section, 3 small gathering of Kid
Gloves, two-button or clasp, in small sizcs only a misusi-
luminous assortmcut of colors, black and a few white, in—
eluded.
75.19%) close out.
Waists, Silks and Chiffonsi
at Changed; Prices.
Fancy Silks and Ehiffons 1n vely, desirable styles cud
colorings, not a full‘ line of sizes. from $4.00 to $10. 00.;
Wash Silk Waists and Blouses, and this group con—
tains some very well know 111 makes, $1. 89 to $5.59.
waists of Cotton Voile and Crops
Attractive models with colored trimmings, late sum—
mer styles,
$11. 75..
With high. or low necks and long sleeves,
1y $11-25.
Small sizes.
were original-
50¢ to close out all sizcs. -
Midliy Blouses that were $1.00, 75 cts.
Second Floor. 1.
T he Art Department 18 Showing
New Stamped. Linens ' . 1
An interesting line of new Linens for household and
personal use demands attention from art needleworkers.
Instruction and Pattern Bonito for crochet and filet
lace.
it Special Sale of Small Wares
On the center counters at. the Notion Section, :1: col—
lcction oil household necessities, Buttons of various sorts,
Burning Commas and Silks Pins, 'l‘ililiililcs,'lihrcn1i,
TapL \leasurcs, Collar Supports 'lupe, Hooks and Eyes,
Scissors and Dress Shields, very low priced.
number of yours, 'Hsr summer homo "
Now- (lcnaun butcher ' ‘
We have sold over 1,000
Stewart
Stoves
iii T e Nolwuiks
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