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The u r ily Will be Work was begun last Satur
“m. Epw 13311388 ee :1 E church the north end of Norotolp avenue _by
“II: the s avenu I ' the contractors, under the supervision
‘ of Highway Superintendent Greene. on
the new permanent road work on that
In. William R05“ 0‘ New Haven, street, which Mr. Greene hopes to bus.
1' tilting with Mrs. Alice Hill, on Van tie along towards fimpletlon before
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FASlllllNABLli Setting the Pace for Value OUR swam:
AWARE. Giving STYLE,
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"unto“ Rid! Fur “till“.
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he'll, isms $15.95 ll
. The fair of the Methodist Protestant
1mm] Fowler, 1063‘ boatnian, ‘8 re- Church. which was held a the Heights
““138 I launch owned by Mr. Stabell, are company's hall, Tue I, ‘nd ’05!
- t Side. . ierday, was again well attended yester-
« the Eu __ Vday afternoon and evening, staid, wgnen
. .. " rda the returns are complete , e a lr
than“: oyster boat nibert ’52:”: will probably not. the ladies of the lit-‘
ht to the downtown se - tle church a considerable sum.
dock a large quantity of freight fr'tnl .
”Wk“ ‘laabel. Taylor's autotruck attempted a >
i 1' -— house-moving job Wedne day. it was lfi‘ m u
Unicorns gathered in force ln‘OnU a chlckenhouse. to be sure, that m W 0‘.
s - ~ l was coave ed through town on the flat
Smitty; cigar store lastlnght after thei body of “I: truck, without having he“
rally, where they enloyed ”he“: ~kuoched down, but it was a goodsized
' manta. one at that. It signifies that P. H.
" Spellman of Noroton is expanding his
Rev and Mrs George M. Teenla attempts as a chicken—raiser.
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7' . . . . The Ladies' Aid Society or the Meth-
V W “W a vacation “s“ wm‘ rela-j odist (‘hurch met iniheir usual weekly
“'96 in Hartford. meeting yesterday afternoon, in the
basement of the church. The oificers
J H R'undle Van Zant street baker,l had planned ”“5 “5 a sort of a rally
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W from the Hospital. yesterdaymle way, they busted themselves pre-
alter being confined in lhlt institu-l paring a supper. not, only fpr the mom.
thin. suffering from typhoid fever nineiberu present but for their husnands.
Who were expected to come in for the
weeks. evening meal.
A saving of from $5.00 to 810.00 is not unusual
in this exceptional sale—this you could easily find
tailored according to the most authentic dictates of
Dame Fashion. The materials embrace Broadcloth,
Poplin, Whipcord. Serge, Gabardine and Velvet
Corduroy-in NaVy, Black, Crow Blue, African
Brown, Russian Green, Field Mouse Grey and Con-
cord. All sizes.
Chin has and
“To?“ no.6. a.» to "JO.
Men! Yoll Can’t Buy - Better sits
For the Money Anywhere
latters concerning the coming rum- The Women's Christian Temperance
me Dale were discussed, yesterday llnion met at the Library Wednesday
afternoon, at the meeting of the Wom- afternoon. in regular monthly meeting.
our: salutary. of Christ Church, with 1"“ the members presents were much
gratified at the prospects for success in
.lu. Bradley, of Edlie avenue. the lid-license contest. which was
'uuuched by these women this year.
Richard Hendrick, of (‘ove avenue, The annual election of officers was
fri nd in the Hazel ll, ‘llSO hold, the incumbents being re-
m‘fl;l¥vgmd°m: submerged “ls-1‘ elected: Miss Annie Scolleld, presi-
Alterations FREE
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‘ Models Tomorrow Only.
' The models are very chic and stylish and are
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lads ta reliable Individual atrial In
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I in Serge and Taffeta Combina~
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dent; Mrs. M. 1‘ Haine . secretary, M u“ ‘ . D — ' ‘
ital." which is lying on the rocks on and Miss Nash, treasurer? lam . . ml 4 , .
laws-v“. “ he upper deck is ~~—...-~ ; $18.“ ‘ ‘ _. .
animal: high tide. The trolley-company has had men at 1 $15.00 > ' . " . These dresses at this price are the greatest values a
work putting in a catch-basin to carry ‘ ....___ “ ii‘
_ ' “'— away the surface water along Railroad "- . . ‘ ' ‘ '
15C smelt. according to reports, were '
store can ofier. The Mala are the latest. One
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wanna, near the bank. which, ill 1 style is illustrated here. The serge is on all wool
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«38“ .mugrdgy by Edward Gray, 01 ltromy weather, is left.“ a huge bog,
filo East Side. This should result in wfhllle the enroll}: Walter H kc: 2 93nd
‘ otesreetunertors: rise.
W ”WM" °’ “Mme" trying it is believed that this w rk will not
i m luck- _ only mpkc conditions inuc better for
t natrons of the trolley line ‘for more of
-. them board and leave cars at this
«pot. probablyhthsn atfany other place
' _ in.towu. but tt--wlll (really improve
:5 matters under the bridge. :
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quality and the taffeta is all silk and of very dura-
ble mavm;_!l‘lle Silk Poplin is ,thohcst Susquehanna
, materials, sov’ufell known and popular'ior‘jta'b‘eauti-
‘ful lustre.‘,The (301 or range includes all ‘ the pre-
vailing shade: for the season. Sizes 14 to“.
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About 37.1 was cicared all the enter-
; . ‘ talnment of fancy dances, followed by
{In and Mrs. Alfred Overtou, 0! zcneral dancing, held in the Town
_ mule, L 1., hnve been the guests Hall, last Friday night. for the benefit
1, if the Free Library. A meeting of the
flit-@431". 10"“ 5' L'Hmmedmu' directors of the library is. to be held
firmkett street. this evening. at which radical changes
s .. ‘ ._._,.__.. in the administration of the institution
I". find Mrs. Warren Williams, oi! {it‘ll be consldigfd. cand possibly Put
. 3. , 0 n o prac ce. as race , 'eber. who
tl'fi‘lci’tngmi'tzav32mmfilig; has been librarian for several years,
4 a V I W - will retire-from the position today, to
m firs. J. S. L'Hommedleur in ‘ake another position in Stamford. Miss
so street. ‘Shrlver will act as librarfifii‘ tempor-
; :rlly Itil‘liloq'tiiiwiiind Saturd ‘ y. On Mon- .
‘ ."'"""' ay, as rg nia Willmo‘ t, t
mapper: gird not biting well. At a m, operator of The M mfg" 3ng
e in other seasons. large setting'macbine, will sum the duties
Were reported but there are or librarian.
Wrought now. blustery weath-
Mn: assigned as the cause. A number of laymen are to speak at
‘ . the union meeting in‘advocacy oi the
no—llcence movement to be held in the
Methodist Church next Suhdsy night,
the wind-up of the campaign The pas-
tors of the Congregational hnd Metho
list churches are planning} this meet~
ing. and will be present, but will give
( the laymen the right of way. At the
(, same time, a similar‘rally will be held
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All Wool Serge and Corduroy ‘
Children’s Dresses $1.95
Sizes 6 to 14. All Colors.
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» PUTS ONE OVER ON HiGHWAY 1w” informed “at as the pipe waa‘and was inibrmed that the highway
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Ifound in the highway it was entirely department would with" the water
-—-— ) |up to Mr. White to look after it him- pipe. Highway trallc was "‘3“ 9““
c. E. White of Andovcr‘Bulida Fencelfleu- .mitted to resume “8 00m”-
To Stop Traffic. l Mr. White caught mam-st train to: M mason '
A constantly growing line of auto.;Andover and proceeded to tie up TABLET FORCJO Sept 30.;89‘
. . mobilesahd team was held up an 91- things generally andnearly precipitat- OLD MYSTIC- ”:1“ w'ot when)
' ‘ f M _,, . . .aaperatinsl! ions time in Andover ed a riot. A‘ detour had been. made Bide "19 “8““ fiut before his do-
. i J 27 r» h " ' T ' ' ‘- Tuesday atternoou. while» Charles E. across Mr. White's land and a tempts- 30’1“ M‘s” ““199 t. Indians in ”37.
L g N (:1 E White, the lumbermanbi’ that town. at! bridge erected across a ravine cent on the Pew"
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2 South.Matn “St. 801th NOW
in the Methodist Protestant Church at
the Heights, underthe direction of the -
pastor, Rev. J. H. Brower. ‘ll‘he "drys"
declare that they are conii ent of vic-
torly this time, it they (2 3
u vote. but the“‘wets" are e
confident. so that only the final 23:11::
Monday night. will satisfy '
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that arose over the excavation tor the available. Mr. White immediately mice 1‘38 firefight:- “.2le 2a. “3.1
new state highway. Some 300 feet fenced up the most vulnerable spot iii-gmlnz this us I: aear bore crossed
.of water pipe belonging to Mr. White the detour, directly at the entrance to, Cant- J01!” Am
le L. Ell]-
{were settling some little utterances way. and this. route was the only one 00!!“th ”mum” char 3
, . . m Porters’
_ g, was torn up by the road builders and tho‘hridge. The result was an lnfim-t the MN" me“ going
' . W., camping there.
either side ‘ the water-supply consequently was ,ated lot of autoists and teamsters who, 80?- 8‘12”“ 5 destroyed the fort .
that. they have ‘0“ ' ‘ " ' “ “"‘ h , shut off. Mr. White hastened to the canto in. increasing numbers. hit. an no: mind the tribe 0‘ Pequot
‘ 4 ' I M_ ‘ cancel-unthinking; 2:: zofiféa‘ “if“ ‘1 ‘ » highway department attics for what White, his work accomplished. went sugary!!!“
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~m “1:231 wagfigg; “figawm‘n‘n’amh SUBS Fq R $16,000 : fulfillment, paging unit radon act- ' .. ‘ he considered props; redress. but no into the house, and sat down mart!!!
thercapture of a forget. - » HEART BALM.i mg on the advice“ oi! counsel, and no . , | ‘ , ,. _ D D D D D D D D D D D D D
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, formerly a resident of Breach 91' Promise Claim Against He..- Adam home.” Adam- i, president ‘ o o o o o o o o o, 0 can u o n o o o o o , . ‘ r
$381310" well“): ml“ ‘ ‘ M “m“f t i of tiara-mid in Moore company. It -*’ F: . ’L » ‘l . ‘ - - 4 -
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“isms orwa m0 ‘ vas’l‘ED.‘ Sept. 30.--lvliss .Flora is understood that Mrs. Rose and Miss , _ The 5m“, & ‘ __ Week_End Needs
. , Corbat, daughter oi! Mrs. Louis Cal-bat Corbat want to Chicago recentl)’. ”F“ ' . ‘» Shiilhdfion ; . r‘ , ‘ ' U
Y”: had a huge (1.50,. of South Main street, who. with her-the papers in the case.were preparou 4 . T ‘ . . .~ . ‘ . .1 . p 8
an: Madam: is engraved.’mother lntends-,removing lto Bridge- at“ that time. .' ' z , For saturday‘ HOSlery Come to »
‘ . met" l 00m“ 0’ h 5 port this week to live with‘her sister . ' . . ~ . ' ‘ ' ~ ’ “' _
find livery establishmenfimm May Rose. has broug suit SUBMARINE FOR HONOLULU. (Allotol‘sml . ‘ HOSIEBY. , t” ‘ :A?MENTS- ‘ } 5:: Y Ribbon
" ~ inst Alfred (Ted) Moore of Him; * . ~ . ‘ ' 1-“. Popuf‘r Price. , . "3%!” on o, . Plain an alley . ,
Budd . wh ha been “W “5" ._ , , FRAN . ct. 1,..pom. . _ ‘ 7 . ‘ y . .. ,» _ .
”gore [gustgn’a nous. mond. Ind, soil at M". J01] ‘ TB..‘Adam8» §AN l ‘, ofligf "no" youpélthe‘ 1“ pan 2 ’0? 25 U“. \ a mm" 32,“) to $8.00 19. cm and. 25 Cll'.
“$6.15 moving intoxot .M‘iiinj street, asking isdamsgsa'mtlmflr MB . . a
. , . , bottom- Ladies” Meo’o. i x-~¢h"‘"""i'*l-°° ‘° ”we“ ‘ ’Ncckweal'.
Wm! Mallow!“ of no 000 new balnllfor breach or “NH-21“”, “1““ “'4‘W8“ may! unusual line, '25 on." .Ghlidrsnla Dresses. . » Lid!“ » .
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d the Postman lpromlsa. ““09” until» re, ntiy, was and awaiting orders bat: ttztéazmc: _ r, . H “ . J Van: (guaianteed), , Ladles' Shirt Waim. p WI ndtior Tics,
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