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SATURDAY~ NOV 13, 19:5 T131: Sult'f't—t ninRWALR EVENING SENTINEI
th inter Underwear”
to clothe the
whole family
tn Men’s Women's and children." as
merits at 25c. 39c, 50c 75c and 31.00, t..
wool and fleeced lined at
CORSETS
'VI‘he latest fall styles are found in the R. & G. models.
These Corsets are light, yet serviceable. Good workman-
ship and material are used in their construction. We carry
also a good line of Thomson’s Glove-fitting, Warner’s,
_ C. B. a la Sprite, Nemo and Ferris , Good-sense Corset ,
Waists. All are made with Rustless Boning
LOO—$4.00
A few styles to close out in the Nemo and Bon Ton
Corsets ...... . ............................. $1 95
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J. I. MALLETTE
Eating has always been'
more popular than cooking,I
and doubtless always will be.‘~
Cooking is just about as uni-
versal as eating, however,7
and some one must always
cook. \‘iith a good range, 3:
such as the Stamford cook-t,
ing is easiest and most soc-L
cessful.
eViV
1:1 K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
south Net-walk.
We have just received a new line
of Eaton, Crane & Pike
Writing Paper
All the New Shades and All New
Style
Envelopes
D 0 N N E L L Y’S
Stationery Store.
—‘“‘_Y—
ll NEW
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
“arch Main and ‘7’est Sts.
[llli HOPIS fllll
lllillllll 0N GllllllllllN
Pnr
B.” _. _.______._..__~___..-
Bills 0f flllSl
lllilllllll lCllllllllll
'l‘lie eases of the three boys of the
Hubert liilly. llayinond‘
Thanksgiving Linens
\\ t‘
Linens as
them
To have choice from so fine a stock of
but to be able to buy such
ha\e is a privilege. I‘”
o
(t'oiitiiiiied from I‘Iirst l’ag'el.
decided concessions is an even greater privilege cellt‘t‘mll.‘
iii the face of iiiarkei conditions. '3”, (“5,”er
.\ wonderful assortment of TABLE CLOTHS, NAP’ Il‘U'lHIY" “Nd William f'Olbul‘n. “'llo *-
WEATHER FORECAST. KINS CENTER PIECES TRAY CLOTHS, SCARFS, uere onto-mi Willi lllt‘ bl'HilVilntzV of jam were “0‘ slow in Hiking ade
, I halos b' the l'iiited Electric Light . . d , 1.1.“,
”I DOYLIE‘S Etc ‘ 7 ‘ rage of the alluring o ds. its s rong
Forecast for NQNHIk and ”ch”; I i . find “““I'I (0' “I?” “PM“; Jim“ Princeton sentiment also drew an up.
Fair tonight and Sunday: colder to’ .\ll marked at the prices iliat ruled during the fortunate Lot-kuood this morning. in the up “Many large crowd from the an”.
Illghl. days when we placed our orders. -town eonri. and the boys “'1’” ““0“" (ion of New York. and a large major-
The Lake tllrl'll‘bittlt't' ltilrfi’d out 1 l tlt‘tl. The evidence against them was ity of this throng wore Til-{er toils.
the St. Latvteltt-e \Iilllt‘\ iris-i night. “‘ ““qu that Mm take aIII‘III‘II'IIc “II “I“ \HIIII {iIIIII so thin that it was impossible to con Early arrivals fotiiid plenty to in-
An area of, lllI;.‘l. ltl‘t‘rrlll‘t’ (“llilIol ""'”‘-‘ “Hm” "l)l"”m”".‘ “”‘l hu.‘ mm {m fittillt "WI ‘ vie! them all it. . Sergeant Leather- (9,-3.1 them in the city. old time
0‘97 Kelllllvk.‘ is ltl‘mlllt‘ilti: pliant“ ‘ land stated that the boys themselves players gathered in hotel corridors
STAMFORD?
DI/‘r‘
(a..—
$1
3.
H
.—
Bridgeport, Conn,
Never saw so many nove
shoes?
so many shoes that liariiioiii/e
t) inches in height. its a typ
light and dainty of effect .
very attractiw.
l‘Illlt‘ litittoii shoes of coin
gray.
and pure white, and ch
liltie.
Gloves that give
slender graceful air.
(Ilever l‘Irenchniaii says that a
goveIs fit is entirely due to good
that
are dtie entirely to the way it is
cutting but its good looks
finished.
,1.” prove it he points out the
great difference between a finely-
llakt-rs never put such d a
\\Itllllt'll never had such w"
(hie new liigh~ctii shoe l\ of iiiidiiightliliie and full
Sf).
light solo—and are as airy-fairy
OWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannot be.
u,"
Saturday, November i3, i9i5.
Mire New'Shoes to Delight te Women
1 shoes! _
. \ . .
iiitiiiess and .\l)’l€'l'lli() their
ide choice: could pick from
with tll‘c‘s’s or siiit.
Ills
teal \\Iiiiter shoe
\It‘si
A_\ t‘l
l)lttt‘ all over and
red kid lia\ e high heelI and
as you please. Light
ainpagne. and iiiidiiight—
$5.
.\laiii floor, rear.
Some new high
collars have cars!
What aristocratic air! \\Iliat
novelty! ~
IlIllllllx' of collars of satin and
of velvet. lined with white or
flesh tint. and cut effectively high,
and with ears standing right out
on each side! I
Illaclc. liltie and lii'oivn~~
30c and $1;
stitched glove and one done with
less skill: he shows how embroid-
ery on back gives one effect and
stitching gives another.
weather in the central and eals'el'li had admitted to him that they had and on the street corners discussing
'tzlt'l-fi‘ .5 trough oi low pressure thrown stones at the Iiiititii. bill the the chances of the two teams and the
extendin}; t‘ioin .\'eu .Illt‘Alt't) iii ‘ii boy.s swore under oath that they did all-ohaorbiiig question Whether in the
eastward toIllhio is causing tins-rt (not tell him that, but. that they did brief time given him, Tom Shevlln,
fled, showery Wetlllter in it... smith Vtell him that they had thrown stones 0! .\iinneapolis "‘9 miracle man of
MPH?!“ districts. The ttiiipei-aturc at the poles. On this evidence, it 19W. could repeat 1“ bringing
appeared to Judge. Lockwood. that 'ilie ”MI“ Yale team into winning form
.boys could hardly be convicted. The ‘0' both the Princeton and Harvardi
case of Lilly and Fraito, who were glillleb A large majority 0‘ IIIGI
In]! for breach of the peace, was eoitu ”0de and even many 0‘ III? Prince
'tllltIl-‘(l until 9 o‘clock Monday inorn- ton followers seemed to think
line. because of the failure of Ernest-mere “I” a chance, “III II “IIIIII be-
it‘. Wiikeiiinii who had made the
Iutilities against the boys, to appear
fllr. \l’akeiiiiin appeaied about 11
(o'clock and stated that business of
lmpol‘letlltft' hiid detained hlni Judge
V-l.otkwood said that wiltnesses \voh
liiid made charges should alwaui tip
pear at the appointed time, of the
,ease would be liable to be dismissed.
i'lt' high in the eastern (Latch-ts an.
low in the western. Zero
titres weie reported for the first time
this season from the northwest.
Small
Smoked
Shoulder 13°”,
lPll‘tl""l‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
i'
l
1 leiuperatitre: Low, 44
$' Clear.
lA tlireetors' meeting of the Chain-
h‘r of Commerce was held last nitzlll
aViid adjourned until Monday evening.
“3‘
viion‘i forget the Eagle‘s Fair to-
tliat many a Yale undergraduate risk-
ed a goodly portion of his allowance.
The weather was ideal. A soft ln
dian summer sun beamed from it clear
sky, and a gentle westerly
: high,
any outdoor sport most enjoyable.
a
East India Tea Co.
\iitl we all must admit he is
”m l right.
llLl't are gloves tllilt pt'0\e it.
Soft and fine and supple kid
.skiii riih deep brown and hand—
that some gt ay
cause of this confidence in Shet'lin- scientifically eiii.-Si.50.
It
breeze .
with a supcstion of a bite in it. inadeV
‘sllt't‘ r linen
The coaches and trainers 0‘ the “‘0 lrtlnndV shotildiit sell a 50 cscn
and dtill black and
snowy \vltite. finely
Center aisle, rear.
A wide hem
makes price 25c!
.\o apparent reason why these
liandkeitliiefs from
llie} are beautifully fine and are
leflv embroidered in white or
in unique patterns.
t l hey scent every whit as good as
ml in Lockwood's H ll Fv “ The f ‘ teams were as usual extremely reti-Ii
it 'is ding I a I J m TELEPHONE 371 125V WAsHind’roN srnsn ml. ‘2” Z "“’ b0” “'0 “"9 cent as to their chars”. except (on
' y g I - " .. ..lI‘I - . . .\‘}; ' r . ,. MI" I in}. ( “(I I'm d'mwym" "mm 0“ acknowledge and own affrm that each
. 7"“.— V . . ~ . i . ’1‘ ~ .. ,M y. .l'lallowe en, were t‘onttnued from dayI and every player was ready and eax- colors and
.-.t)erbles. derbies. O Brien a. to day. After the cotirt had fldlourn-I" (or the game of his me
m s W V .
. _ , , ' r . "lo '1 mfhor' untried dfii‘eutt’eloii took' d » t. (it n ht at f
Miss (tiara Nelsor and Mrs. R. E. \ MIRS BROADWAY ens . l The late squa spur e is .regiilar soft,” haiidkerchie \V
't‘ler, 0f ”“8. City. and Mrs. C. A- HIGH would Nom) ' ”m" WWW“ SWRQRM Motherland the college intirrnary some distancei
arwick of Rutherford, N. J.. werel
i
:litltors yesterday with Mrs. Wallet x. $6 A WEEK Aumvi
It
i" "mm“? ”m ”l" ""1 0’ tltt‘titrottble wiililnxii hours of the ton-noon
dryers, or Bridgeport. ; Miss neitha Shlsbul), .t student in
t
l
""15 "0' been reached. The. boys were: strolling about the country, well
“0“"de 1” Iltlnliiir. and Knutty from the rush in the city streets.
'tlie l'. E. l.. .\‘- \l' Co. by Prosecuting! Their Princeton rtials who passed
I.--\ttoine_\ (loltlat hinitlt . through here yesterday for even quiet-
.I.*‘ ier quarters at Hartford. left the cap
Attornei
lie Senior General Class, has left
i-~llanciiig at the Eagle’s Fair to-
night. from eight to twelve.
(continued from ls! page)
. m' A cabinet i.‘ belii' built in the base- - , 13m.” . ,. , ,
{George Wright of 31 Ann 3".th mom V" whiz-h V0 :tore acid “who” by Judge Case in the (‘ivil Superior Booth ftill! be filed “ill! Judge .1 R. ltal city during the forenoon in a spe-
islies the Sentinel to state that I ' I 0 )ltnbury, 0" Tuesday oftcial car attached to one of the reg-
Heretofore they have been exposed. 00“" ‘0 Renchy. next
week in the ease of Raymond tiltir trains, and reached New Haven
and if anyone had spilled them. they Compensation Motion. Brothers is. The \‘oruiilk inventnieittIfibO“t 30°“. The players 1““th 0“
‘Dl'Ob‘lb'l' “'01Illd hi"? been injured. on the lllOlmn of Company, Which was heard yesterday the train and then motored to the
Bertha L Blanton to tune a decision afternoon in the c“? all. The motion; Bowl, dressing in one of the Yale
for . 1
made by Compensation Commissioner “ 1"" “is withdrawn. ,locker buildings.
' Lint-Up with the home players was
there. is no truth in the reporf that
bf. kept his horse tied to it fence all
night recently. A rgunienin
The following football players went
I
—Some ood bar Hill.“ in Milln
. g g I i eryho (.reenwieli yesterday by auto bus:
for Saturday and Monday. at the Tay- II
lor .\liilinerv (50 North Main Ustreet H‘O‘Whak- Mllhrr. L‘Sopiey, O'Hara George F. Beers or New Haven 0""‘i iudge E M. Warner. of Danielaon .Inii followzs
on”, .\'orwalk. (‘t.. 1ltacketi, Stiirdevant .Kelly, Novas. ruled were made in the Civil Superior will speak at the morning service in Princeton Yale.
Iky,, Di Sean, Sheiinan, M. Tartov, H. (‘ourt yesterday Her father was cm the downtriWn Baptlht Church tomor.;lilglile)' (l’hilaJ Church (\Vash.)
Left End
McLean (Phlla) Gates (Clinton, In.)
( ILeft Tackle
,Notirse (Botse, ldaho)
C. R. Black (.\'ew York)
Left Guard.
VGennert (Elizabeth)
IArchie Crosby, of Pancelon N J. 'Street, oleiui B t tintrell Salllck iind pleyed with a local coal company and 1'0! in the place of Rev. R. G Hartley,
Who is a sophomore at Princeton, t‘allan. Manager Dugan and Coach dled. No compensation Was granted the pastor. Judge Warner “'ill dis
ydrtfppeil in tan the time to the :l'm'e'“ "1“" “Pm Th“ "my"! on the ground thathrs. Blanton was cuss Ipflson Missionaries,"
Yale Princeton game to see his mendluulte an in‘Pm‘I‘ing ‘md close game 'not dependent on her father's earn-l
Mlllllflll filllll Cllllll I
Fritz Sorter, of Elmwood avenue. :uith (lieeiivtieh. but lost. The score lngs. If not entitled to compensa a.
, ,nas "3 in 22. . _,
__—_— (ion was argued, for should be
it
—-WEDNESDAY NIGHT. . turned v r . .
.t . (In “S id 1‘ El ht- i A program of literary and musical 0 9 to the state rgument “hite ((linttaquoga.)
. rmor) rice. pe e s g pece mp Pmumm “V“ “9" yesterday was made that the comm! sinner ex- - u ” ; Center
Orchestra (Union Music). Dancing 2 ‘ l‘ i ‘ “I g ' ‘ ‘ ceeded his authority ' SYRUP of “68 If I '
. - ~ .| ' . ‘ - ' . Vlloizx (Pitts) J. R. Sheldon (San)
from 8.1:) ton. t ""mmg “1’“ Marie. Basca gave Decree But No Alimony. t
6
Right Guard.
il-‘arrisette (Brooklyn)
Way (Manchester V. H)
Right Tackle.
Laritberton (Winona Minn.)
I ("l‘he Victories of Peace: " Miss Edna
Mr. and Mrs. August Wichmann, of I“"“]‘e‘ll-‘I_“I ”Mfr“ “ mm“) “'0' was granted a divorce yesterday morn-A
Elm (lime will toiiiorion quietlyl“isq Vivian “Chm spoke on the NI his in the CW" Superior COUl't byI
celebrate the menu -fitth anniversaiyt lantic Cable, and Mr Winter gave IIzAIJudge Case. as the report of StateI
of their Wedding. ”Bismarck,“ as the’ 1‘9“” From Charles Gorliam to Histlieferee Robinson was accepted Cus-‘
genial August is familiarly known son’II taken fmm, ”The Letters of a tody of a minor. child was also granb
thiciicliont the city, and M15. Wich- VSelV-f madIe Merchant to His son'II ed. Nothing was said about allmonyd
mann have many friends who extend “mm was especially 800d All" ”‘9 and it is thought that an agreement
them congratulations on the h‘appyi 3”” Spangled Banner' had been between the parties has been reacti-
occasion. ‘sung. everyone proceeded to his iecl- ed. .
fit. tations “'u‘ a light heart Jennie Elfda Conlcoln of Bridgeport,
. V - KonAKS was granted a decree of divorce from is they become tightly clogged with‘ Left Half Back.
i1 CAMERA SUPPLIES : Dr Henry C. Centcola. on itrouiitliitwéung1m,r gets sluggish, stomach Tibbott (Boston)
Stfllson-Powell COIDOI'atiOn Of cruelty. It 13 testified that the de .sonrs, then your little one becomes Captain Wilson (NIew Haven)
F PRESCRIPTION .QRUIGGISTO. : Ifendant's cruelty started in 1894.041“ halfsiek ,6“th don’t eatI Right Half 88le
l 32 Washington Street . , Mrs. Cenlcola said that her husbandr sleep or act naturally breath is bad .Dl'lggs (Brooklyn) De M t es.)
‘ . South NOII‘IWIIR...ICNIII. . had said that if he ever 30‘ 3‘" mssystem full of cold, has sore throat,I Guernsey ( a on
'ltaly, he won” kill her. istoinach-achc or diarrhea. Listen, Fullback.
Judge Case/yesterday took the Mother' See if tongue is coated “lent Referee: Nathan A. Tufts, Brown.
papers in the divorce suit of Adela' ,give a (“spoonful of “California Sy Umpire, Carl B: Marshall, ’l-larvard.
The West Norwalk Christian En '31 O‘Conor of Bridgeport against Per rup of Figs " and in a. few hours all me” ““8“ E "S “m" My” Head
deatyor Society held its first business CY O'Conor. ”99"”“8 decision, “it” the constipated waste, soni- bile and ldnesman, William Morice, Lnlverslty
meeting at the home of Mrs Emu. the woman had said that she had not undigested food passes out of the aye—(0f Pennsylvania
. Ison on Friday, Nov. 1201, at 7- 15 p,_ been employed for a year, being sup-item and you have a well, Game called at 2 D II!
pp. in. The first meeting of the 0.1L ported by a rlch sister Who ha‘d ‘he‘chtld again.
on the subject of the future meetings Child With her in England She 19“; Millions of mothers give "California
or the Society. The oldest society will her husband because of improper Syrup of Figs" because it is perfectly
welcome the youngest at the down IICOlIdllct and unnatural acts. lliarmless; children love it, and it nev-
town Baptist church, the Rev. R. T. 1 William h Gilbert, Of GNEIIIchh er {ails to act on the stomach, liver
Hartley on Sunday, Nov. Nth. at 6216 was granted a divortxa from IEdllw and bowels.
p. in. The first meeting of the C an). Theresa. Gilbert on the grounds or do- Ask your druggiiit for a (SO-cent b0}.
Society will be held at the West Nor- Isertion. They vifere married in 1'. tie at “callforntvSyrup of Figs,"
walk Chapel Sunday, Nov. 219i, at and she deserted him two yeai's later.‘wtiloh has full directions for. babies,
7;;6 p m. The president of the sol’ Gertrude Kern of Britt: port. was children of all use: and fort grown- up:
olety. Misti til Holland will lead on granted a divorce from plainly printed on the battle. Beware
— the topic "Thlntisgtvtng." Singing nylon the (rounds of duet-Hon. .ley of oonntuteiu sold here. dot. the (on-
I flhwmn'l‘mmv ‘I‘ll-l ’ '
-~‘——v fl.
aunt Bartlett Bush or Greenwich
lllNlllli l8 Will)
'f 0'0". Feverioi, Sick Bilioua Clean. Wiedemfinn (NEWW‘ Kt“)
Little Liver and Bowele. Right End
Children lOVe this “fruit laxative .. Captain thck (AtehTson. Kits.)-
and nothing else cleanses the tender; Vannostrand (.\‘ew York.)
stomach liver and bowels so nicely. » Quaiterback.
. A child simply will not stop playing Shea (Nashua, .\'. H.)
'0 Plnpty the bowels, and the result Bingham (Methuen, Mass)
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“Things don't turn up in
this world until come;
body turns them up."
Ail account wltli- the;
I’éoples Tr't Company
helps you to turn nary
good opportunities or
the advancement of your'
financial interests. _ .
~ 4 PER cam. man.
err . PAID. on. snv.
NM ACCOUNTS. 7
playful l
The young people of the First M. E.
of the decidedly interesting Workers'
Week pro ram, which was presented
before a HellsIhted' audience in She
church last night. Superintendent
Elliot I“. Soule spoke in a manner
most. interesting, as did Miss Gussle
Teflon. Mrs. Edwin :8 “Austin, and
Scontmester Percy 'Qulntard. A large
number of the young folks were there
with theft} per-opts and friends, and
and ”w ””9"” “I ”‘9 ”0-”- “nd “lout of the city, and whiled away thel
ln Iiesponsilile?
Church, of South Norwalk. had charge I
Must be their one-inch Item is-
/
nice as they are,
25c
l .\t any rate.
price is
Lawn 'kercliiefs with fancy-
. \
eiiibroideretl corners—t5‘c.
'kerchiefs with in—
'
l’laiii linen
itial—ioc.
(Illlltlft‘llIS 'kercliicfs with clev-
er little embroidered designs in
color—12 l-2C.
Center aisle. rear.
Where’s the Boy Can
rby suit—and dont worry"
””lliey ll come back with
Great for play.
Greatest of all in the Hot
which have two pairs of trot
new iiiodel—antl sell at
The [lowland
program which'liave been presented]
The singing of the favorite hymns Ofi
Billy Sunday was a feature of last;
night's meeting. L I
..._,._._..._.
Young Lady (in drug store)——Five
two’s. please. V , l
(Clerk hands them out.) 1
Young Lady—Have them dellvered,‘i
please. They“ re for mother. and I'ml
going down town for the day. t
FOIR THE GOMMUNITYI CLUB.
Stitched:-
llch scarfs entirely of satin.
l
roy stands all the many hard rtihs a boy delights to give.
Great for school.
i rpiit lizise merit.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Mrs. ldlI Benley Judd. who is to tend.
give the Book of Job on adrenalin theme... 69m.
Georgette crepe collars out high
are finished with smart points and
similar turn-over collars have two or
thre’e points—50c.
Collar-ancient! sets of Georgette
crepe are henistiiehed or made \\ltll
satin-bound edges—77$] to $2.50.
(‘ollars of organdy combined with
black satin are either high or low and
either plain or embroidered—2.30
I31. 50. e H'It
Vestees hate. tucked fronts or frills,
are of either high 0] low neck, and
made from all iliose delightful nets
'and crepes and laces-500. to $2.50.
mushroom and Chin-Chin col~I
.\‘ew
hrs are of satin and organdy-voile;
and very effective. 81. I
Some standing collars of satin are
blged with fur and are part of row
Black.
with lining of flesh tint—$2 to 83.50.
Knit scaifs give ricli touch of
color \\llt‘llltl‘ plain or striped.
\iid there is e\eiy coloi llllilj'lll-
alile. 50c. $1 and Si. 50.
VtIentcr (iisle front.
Trinkets Ithat
add to costume.
l‘earl heads quite
in lustei and tint are firmly
strung and fasten with clasp of semi.
lne gold. Finest are $25; from that
price range to 3].
Novel earrings have large square
stones and make one think of the
fashions of long ago along the Nile.
Topaz, ruby, emerald. garnet, amethyst ‘ ‘
and sapphire are all copied, 50c..I
Jitney purse is new. li's oxidized
silver; smart. 50c.
Love links from which one forms a I
bracelet are to be engraved with int-
tlals of the givers. 25c. each.
Center aisle, front.
Wear Corduroy Out P
him the livcst and gamest boy s out to plat in cordii-_ . .
their clothes whole. Cordu-
vliiiid -l)oiilile—.\Iervice suits
isers and Norfolk jacket of
$5. I-
Dry Goods Co.
_wniiitti;s SAMDL.
' .Sniir. D innit;
‘
is well known in this country 8.21de
abioad. In London she has appeared
at. the. home of the Duke of Suther— _
land, the Duke of Westminster, Alma.
Tadema and Dr. Leiiox Brown.
She is a story tellei of national re
nutrition, and was formerly professor .
of English at Columbia Uiilverslt
Bishop Vincent wrote after her rel
liig of Job at Chautiiqua, “Your read-‘
It permitted no
MRQ. IDA BENFEIIY JUDD 1'0 READ breath of ndtlerse criticism. You fetal
You are what you. ,V
ing was wonderful.
what you read.
You are. possessed by your:
to“
- l
natural
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