‘ :n-my‘ Wed. «0-, rm
Representative Milly. in trh
. .. ‘Mother m in the tight tor'oonllr.
tulip».
, “color-peep.
limiter
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noon planner rooms
1 ~ l8 Til or counnm
(Go-mud trout First rm.)
, tomey :Genernl MdRe'ynolds, scoot-din;
”to reliable informtion, is not worried:
. by the opposition brought up by Benet
_ “ tor Hollie and feels that the tenor
, ‘which have beenxfurniehed in beheld
_ of Mr. Thomas more than oounterhnl—
anoe the opposition.
Hellle’ OWI Protect. .
It has also developed that it is See»;
her Hollie who is protesting not that
the “Senator is simply butting ion-word
protests received by him from others."
it leundemtood that he has told men»;
bore of the Senate subcommittee that
no is informed on Mend upon whom
he relies that Mr. Thomas, while lions
on Will WEAR GLASSES!
1! u are you ”timed thntlthey
he. been m to your eyes inn
correct ad proper manner} fine
They leen Your Eyes The: Relief ‘
which you expected they would? Ii
they haven't or you need glasses.
consult no ct once
wuum J. vocal,
OP'NGIAN.
Room 0, Kooier Building.
No. 155 wuhington 8t.
Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre.
"may, ‘Wedneedly Ind Friday
Emioge. (:30 to O.
N. Y. nodule—727 8th Ave. 9 no
4 p. m. daily.
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'. BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
. T03. Milne. 1068-8: hours. 098.
b
Coal Stove
"" vs.”
G A S
STOVE
Are you going to “lay on"
your Gen Stove for the Winter?
Why? Figure up what your Gee
Stove her cost you each month
during the out sown, 82.00.
08.00. or oi the outoide, 35.00.
Gen you run the (Joni Stove for
WM. $3.00, or oven $6.00 per
mnth? it token nonriy r. ion
or cool to keep the ‘lcitehen
rouge going one month end you
can't buy a ton of con! for $6.00.
Why. then. in! oil m0“ Stove
for the Winter?
it your kitchen lm't heated.
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We Represent m
‘n'letion‘ has been the preparation oi n»
"abortant cases he kills boon connected
with and the standing he has among
members of the bench and bar in (lon-
noctiout. The full record is not under-
stood to here‘renohed the where of
the sub-committee its yet but tun 1he in
their heads shortly.
Prominent. Endortore.
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determine Mr. Thomas' oxom‘lenoe
and qualifications for the innumo.
there is an impression in some quor-
ters here that the nominee is not one
to counteract that lmpreeSion that
friends of Mr. Thomas are working
now.
They are mttlng the endorsements
of Mr, Thomas by Governor uBnldwln.
Judges Thnyer and Wheeler and on-
Dolntmeut ot the court, in the detenso
of it man charged with first degree
murder, that he hesfsevernl his cases
pending before the courts at present
as showing hls‘ntnnding at the her.
‘ One obstacle.
sub—commute, Seam Walsh and
Sutherland. are «from the west is one
.odthebigohoteelesooenmyroed'
to confirmation. The women: henn-
were nominee to mine men are
meted from one indemnip to another
until they reach the federal bunch
and they are rather our-tied at the
appointment of a lone who has not
hold any Mimi position.
Members of the Wmiitee ore
Companies ‘
J. M. Layton 8100., Inc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ms. M Not-mil;
City National Bank :
"Willa: hflflé‘hmm‘é'l"
VACILITV BONM'TINT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
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We and Profits
3mm
capitol
morocco
M
Sen Dope-It lone M one on per you»
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP. M Vice-PHI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Rd Vloo
roe.
WlLFR ED IODWILL. mm
mnemon-
l. H. MW 4. Willie. mm:
who nun-pp John H. HIM.
shuttle» am free. it Iowan
umuol Grumman Louie R. mm
Henry 0. Lockwood
q
The New Science
DHINTIOII OF GMGHAOTII
T.FRANCIS.D.C.
have s connection mode with
the “mono or hosting system.
it will‘fiot one: can $18.00. The:
you av enjoy e com on .
.lurnryot your Gen lulu the
your around. Venom or none!
to carry, tire to watch, and oil
the am and m which you
know the our our: rink...
done em with. ,. -
Mop Mini-o it out. iron
will“ the W mm in mid
ly the ohm
W430. ,
.nw ,
V M Weaning“. mllo. Homily cm
“imam in. mm Ml, flu
imam.
. Humm-
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recorder Mr, Thornton. showing the low
While the Senators are searching to
The fact that two members of «no
mm,»
rand; fro
reek,
cii ‘de
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that
. » MW“! Marthe? Racine {to you-
un~intho moie-
, proviso. ‘\ "
Mm olmmm
. ‘W'fillm‘fimlmglm 3.... M. .
“Wilhwmwm‘m m, »
ohm Mdesthy h contour“ .
‘ . Plenty oi been? grill he‘l'iymytnronxh
“ the" no, and thn'noieé 0?“de strilo’ '
. ling millet, Windmill Will bo‘oonetnnt
until m‘m do W WW
‘ . to hide faceswnnd pumpkin lantern:
,. will also be iii-mama, . rm”; Hol-
lowefnnmollld not b. properly cele-
brated without these articles. If your ‘ ‘
‘ door hell rinse my three tonight.
and no one is in sight when you come.
to the door, done back quickly and-
, nvoid e row lying beans well direct.
' ed toward your head. ,
‘ N0 sympathy will be shown by the
Tailored ‘ Suits ‘offliExcepti-onai Quality ‘
w Moderate in"l’rice“
A‘ opeclal extraordinary merit. . They are manufactur-
er’egsamples. the materials of the highest «quality, and in
such orderings as taupe, brown, the queer shade known
as eggplant, with. a good number of the comfortable
navy blues and blacks. T here is nothing startling 0r .ecv
centric lo the styles, rather are they designed for women
of conservative taste who desire swimming very nice,
and they depend for value on the quality of fabric. the
ll
materielki‘ is end‘
y at n». It celebration“ . torishlt. ifor thumb people handsome linings of Skinner 930th], and their faultless
. ._' ‘ ‘ », v. ‘ ' Wlo re re ear y. t a a sure at that ' tailorill '
‘ ‘ ‘V mditflh‘vwn. 9W..- m to everyone who do” 9" "m am ”he“ Mogdels in fin Broadcloth d W l M'
“‘9 Man“ mm lhflt- All"?! Ohio: at Police Wilileln R. Penning: ’3 , a“ 0" ”we“,
lookfol‘ at! ln-er-eenl’l'nde Mar . ton. of Norwaik, gave, this morning, $24-00- Value from $2800 to $35-00-
‘ “'5 .
10c
a word of warning for the citizens.
He urges that every householder co
operate With the police in attempting
to prevent any note of property de~
,etrncuon. The removal or doormats.
Second Heinz
0pc- ing of the Holiday Stock of Plain
‘ of the biz lawyer'swof the‘etnte. it is 5' ‘ ‘
'bney going over the bulky lbt or pit-f
per-sin the cane. Senator Welsh has
[studied them as they came, to hint,
Senator Sutherland looked them over‘
,1 yesterdny afternoon and '7 Senator!
lO’Gorm‘ln has them in hand today. His.
time is taken up largely by the study.
of the currency hill, on he is remember
of the Route committee on‘ibnn‘kinz
and currency.
Whether or not Mr. Thomas will;
no men to come to Washington to}
appear before the subcommittee has
lnot been determined. it in a panel
ibiiiity'i but, as yet not. a probnbility.
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lmerce oi the United Staten.
‘i pooch chairs, window hlindn, or the so
. curing of them in some way will aid
the police greatly.
All the oupemumery members of
, the police dml‘lflfiflh together with
unlneel the regular petroknen,;wtll been duty
Men's annotation and the 11mm mm to mount anything but harm-
Chenfller of Commerce, the only Con- lens tun. ‘ .
nectlcut orgnnintlone to vote, hothi
Hemshiched Handkerchiefs
. This} announcement is made at an early day in drdcr
to give abundant time for the embroidery of initials and
monogmms. No more distinctive gilt could be made than
a box of plain snowy linen Handkerchiefs, of-Vas fine.
quality as one's purse will allow, neatly worked with
mongram. Until December first all orders for embroid-
ery will be filled as rapidly as possible. Samples of late
designs in lettering can be seen and selections made at the
Handkerchief Section. After Decembe“ first no orders will
be taken.
Embroidered Initials in all sizes, script, block and
old English, from 5 to 25¢ per letter.
Plain Hennstitcliéd I‘lnndkerclliefs for women. me to $100.
or about a ‘miiilon‘and hail: doll-n.
fiver xvi-lending Currency Bill.
The Connecticut State B
voted in invbr of the proposed amend».
meets to the! Glass currency bill in the
recent poll of the Chamber of Com-
--To tool was.“ an... uppetite
and attention, aloe. roundly and enjoy
life. are Burdock Blood Bitters, the.
max Intern .m and builder. ,
W
no.
The amendments proposed um the THlEVEa m: ooon’MUL.
federal reserve council be elected by The South Norwaik you.” dawn.
the federal reserve banks a beginning ment has received word from Philip
should be made with the present cell-318mm chiefoi' police at New Haven
_ tn] reserve cities (three), ndditions tint hustlers entered the home «it With wide items, 13c to 75c.
.9!“ Marble for Nilw Haven. in be made by the federal reserve elm may.“ Linwood street, Hand Hemstitclied, 25c to 75:.
Pink Tennessee marble. the‘ineterisl board gradually as in their Judgement my and removed a my. dent 0f With woven cord border»: 2 c to .
deliredshy dormer Presidenr'rett. has: warrant; that restriction of We of ‘vtlunble jewelry, in” mm. are in- ‘ _ ~. 5 50C.
been selected by Secretary Monaco or tedernl reserve notes to $500,000,000 rattan-g. Plam HemltliChcd for me", Inc to $1.00.
”I! .1. ~—-~"" Hand Hemstltchcd, 50c.
4 , With wide item‘s, 25c and sec.
W'oven cord borders, 25c and sec.
l
; eek-End Supplies ‘
FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY
Plain liemstitched for boys, 10c, 13c and 25c.
Men's Underwear for Fall
Complete and satisfactory lines for cooler weather, all
weights to suit all masculine tastes. ‘
COME TO us
HOSIERY AND ,
UNDERWEAR.
Hot: at 35¢ a Welty.
Ladies’, children’s, men’s.
“Note-Stun:n Hose 25c.
"m Brown” Hone 25c.
“Cadet” Hose 25c-
Lnd'ies’fillk Hose.
25c, soc, $r.oo.
Winter Underwear.
Children’s Garments.
35° ‘0 75‘3-
Ladles’ Garments.
254: to $1.00-
Urriou Suits.
sec to $2.50.
Men's Garments.
sec to $1.25.
‘ ‘ . , Bristol make, both in white and gray, 50°
HONTlfi-END SALE. FANCY GOODS.
. Glaetmlyury auvam Brunswick, medium wdghtfifiiioo. ‘
Ladle? 3“" will” ““1”“;- * Cooper’s Ribbed Underwear.
50c. Regular‘pn'ce SLOO. 25c an sec. , For men who do not like or cannot wear wool garments,
Ledles’ Shirt Waist; Collar and Gulf Sew $1.00.
75‘; vflfll no: to 3349' Ngcldtgizguchingn. Root's Underwear. white, or natural, $1100 and $1.35.
Middy R'lilll' - $1 25c and-“ Oamcl's Hair, double-breasted shirts. $1.50-
Leggy House 6:2” .00. 1.31116”me GM. Medlicoit and Winstcd makes, two of the best, $1.75
74c. Regular price 31.0% use end sec. and $2.00.
Ladieo’ Knit Giwén.
Black, white. tea. Shoo
Ladlen' Cornet Covers,
Boys' Cotton Ribbed l7ndcrw~car, 25c.
Better quality, 50c.
Boys' Merino Shirts and Drawers, 50c.
Lndics' House Dresses.
98c. Regulu- price Sun.
Roll Col-1hr Swarm.
82-98. Regular price “-00. a 3.90.73“. . Boys" all wool Underwear. $1.00 .......
Short Lengths Wash Silks. 5°C *0 3083- Men's Shaker Knit Sweaters,
16c. Regular price 25c.
Remnants and Odd Sets.
At Sale Prices.
Flennelertc Goods. .
Gowns. Skirts. Suits.
Ladiee’ andrjiildnen’e.
Very fine quality, all wool. $5.00.
First Section, Main St. entrance.
Corsets 50c to
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brnsnieres 25c to 31
84 Washington St.
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office and We houee building to
be erected in New Huron, twins the
Yale Univordity green, Illd form A part
or the importing group of college build.
logo. The contusot {or construction.
it in just wnouncod. hoe been awarded
to n Phiiidelphie oontrnotor. the Ohm
lo; MoCoul company. at o omitroet
me. or were. 'uwmuoie u) be
m, tt in specified In to oome from
the hello and mum carrier and
is renewed or the tranquil-w offered
hymotthomnrihooontnot.‘
lite tote mtmothlflwnd 0..
N. William oi New rout.
W Meet m now oi the
Yul. luv Meantime to Wuhinflm
”neatly to tree the Motion or w
bio such or him been determined upon
and to speed the em or the coconut.
He took up the matter with.
Monaco out! the W m
tokensn new interest in the mutter.
The W’ in to be m mailer
the summit: of IW¢~W
of the W :li‘oln the aim of
Am WMom Imu-
enm ”termini: m'
unit on mummies-n or M
”my”, W“ l 7 “-“y
Moment Millennium mi .
A. 1 Dickerman ’ and Son
We give 211%“ Green Trading Stamps
%.7.~Wwi.wmfi.w ..m ,
the Treasury department for the 90*!- be eliminated: that interest
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$12.1le ‘ _
Telephone 446 South Norwalk
Dressing Sacques and
[611101103 Bath Robes
You will find here grout assortmente of new, line and
reliable merchandise, especially designed for cold math»
or comfort.
Excellence of fit, executes of finish and substantial sew“
log are not the least feature» of those garments.‘
WOMEN'S BATH ROBESmGOOd patterns, light and
dark emote, made in various etylcn with long sleeves and
rope irdle.
I ANTS‘ BATH ROBES—«At to $1.00,
WOMEN'S LONG KlMDNOS—«Mn c of fine French
flannel in n lnr e assortment of designs and colonnge,
at to , , , ‘
ggfre organics-e elaborate Klmonoe of satin (winds
and China silks in the not”: coloring: that are no beauti-
i‘ul in the boudoir, delicate pinks and blunt. pelo‘tinte of
mauve and lavender and some are «ill further relieved lay
creamy laces or lingerie accessories. Very vmonoof beau-
ty end very moderately priced, 2.98 to $12.00, ‘
WOMEN’S DRESSING 8A QUES-«Fency pntoomm
blue, pink and gray, in anxietyoipretty styles. at prion
ranging from 50¢ up.
The N. B. Ryan Co
.»w:eh
, m , W“,
on finder»
ni rsorve notoo should not become.
tionn of the government but should be
manned by the United Stones and
Kitiiill no Hill I:
should be redeemnbie by iederel been
and not at the mo in. W columnar. P‘" 0“” “"0”“?
ton; that federal mervobanhmutuu. m" or Summing. 1"" and Henry '2
ly tunnntoe an More! reserve new: Bowers. of Creighton. Pu. workmen -
that the reserve requlrmontn and ro- modouem m. M 66¢”. ‘-
ducod for both country innit: III only loony when the bout burned in
hunks ‘11 “MW” 0m“- the Monongahela river noer Spoor. Pit.
The vote mu overwhelmingly in h ”6 Camp and h“ son were saved by
YOI' at the prepared amendments. Walter mm. fourteen your: old. who.
~ W-..,...W.m not“ the are. out off from {inner and
ATMT'DM Ruttitltifli broue‘ht them where in o rowbont.
There will be a VW' m litter ."l’he property lane in nhont 33,000.
the molar armor Where
an 1M“. We. 4:. l. f), 9. It. (or the Tudor at (limos Ohuroh. evening
members tonight and nth! inn and prayer at two o'clock. Holy commun-
trolto 4m outmoded. no» We: he'tomomw at 8 and 10 o'clock.
new man to on incest mm.
“1‘ we heard over the 'phwr thin
min: w ..
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