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ing a pint of “(‘1‘ bmw“ gravy well 1 Some of these designs are suitable! ‘ ' ' 77 I ‘ . ‘ ’
‘seasoned. and adding to it 5i) 13.6.: SUGGESIIONS ABOUI o for developing in wools or heavy silk‘lMPORIANI IH‘NGS i 6 f .0
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, gtart apples, pared, cored and sliced 'for the ornamentation of girdles used1 i 7
f0“ 0000 Wchilhin. Let simmer until tender, then THE ART 0': DRESSING with morning frocks of heavy mater-l All SHOULD KNOW . .‘
1' ‘bcat smooth and add a little sugar and lain. but‘h as cloth and Vt'il'Pt- and‘ E i ome Dreff [(dkln ’3 i
’ _..._...- if?“ 99PD9T~ ——-——-——- / there are also many exquisite designs -—— ~— ._.4 i 91 Z_
filshlolis ill food coiorings and gar- -F:;le:£ (‘tiib'iiP'rilld incited 'Clllf‘aflt sufficiently light and delicate full’ the 1; d r Give hlnen 3 Rest. : Leffonf ‘ I
. E15.“ change now with the. seasons. f y .Jllliuf’. Aspdlagtlo saute, and co the same time ”I“ “105‘ attractive at:- embroidt-iy of t-hil’fon. salln‘ and iber- . e inch to last should not .ile used| ,
Popular colors of dress and dec- untber sauce me all ““9 natural~ tessories of evening garb are the pan- ‘3' Yen“ ”mung gowns. “1959' dpi in?” “Wk' but should be laid away I P. It
rolorcd sauces to serve with fish or slglifi may be carried out in gold in a chest every now and then for a‘
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Among the most anliirltlg and at
.10” are “nu“ed its nearly as p08. 1-931 luletlcs, 'i‘llt‘ ("allot imported evening 1 _ . l) i‘ f ’ i i f' 1. w . k‘ Th' _.
e [in the various dishes. and the “k I . models hat.» lrowsct‘t‘tics replacing ”MW" “n" M” 0 (”Na or argt e “w h 15 ““ka ”w me ”I thel Prawnd E‘P'C’aHVFO”1‘I’i’N‘w’pa ”
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3;; p.3(.5_av.(i.~..pm. fad accenu- the usual light diOp skirt of satin
they reach it) the edgc or a little bt-~
low llic short evening gown, which
itas the lit w long panel train A band
of fur or a wider hand of gold lace is
no t'lle.' .. '. . .
Th3 black hole is gained by the U A.) spoonful of chopped paisley their only adornment ’lhcy do not
. Mix With two beaten eggs and one-half
at truffles and caviar. Almost all . .
» . cupful of bread crumbs and make into
as of these colors are. possible. for , .
‘ . . . small balls. Fry in hot butter and
~ . i the only seeming impossibil- serve with a border of boiled rice
'3! to elect blues, so this must be ' '
, by the addition of a floral gar-
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(‘lim one ound of raw beef season
' the. idea. ’ \"l‘ll 1tlt tp tr and one t as oonfiil
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The Breton vegetable. coloring . p lit p
. . t (urry powder; add two stalks of
2 in bottles comes in red. green, .
(hopped celery. one small onion and
brown, yellow anti orange and
ii‘ili'ii lo liic ankles.
(inc of the tlaliccrs in New York
wears the ncw stockings that havc
three little ruffles plat-ed lost above
" thc anlilc. As her anklcs arc slender
WEAK AND TIRED WOMAN. and the iii‘Tlcs of the some pink tint
”i" its her silken hose. illc lluttcr oi these
"my yellow without adding or Tells How Vinol Made Her strong. little llount-es as she dies rapidly
coloring matter. Adding enougn 80m“ NOTWNK women wYto are about the sccnc is decidedly novel and
it may be made a shell pink. weak. run-down and suffer from the prcliy and girl's the impression that
M, is most decorative. again adds consequent effects of such a condition. pm. is wearing “Jumping;
a spinach coloring matter will will be interested in MN- Odt’ii'h‘ let- The development of unique styles in
it I tan or a golden brown. The ‘91 She “YB: high boots in Paris was noticed early
‘i on of violet mustard will color "I am a farmer's ““9 “"d “’35 all last spring almost a year ago.
Mt and a. little of the coloring run-down, “'93“. tired, “ltd Sllm‘l‘m As was noted during the carly dis-
r added Will produce a. deeper from illdllfl’t‘lio". and sometimes it play of dresses at the Parisian dress
file. This gives quite a diversity rented “5 though i 90"” “0i 149““ makers, tlic Russian illiillPllt‘t‘ is a
color! for salad sauces by the use. ”(mild and do my housework. i “1“; pronounced feature in the winter
the some foundation.‘ taken many medicines without benefit. styles. This same Russian influence
A cream sauce may be colored by (inc day I saw thot advertised. and Is to ill' mu in thc llcllstcrn high
‘ ng it without egg. and dotting made up my mind to m it. I have boot. ills most attractive and most
m‘tmmfl or caviar before serv- taken four bottles and have gained popular model is called "l‘ctrograd."
Again it may be made iiito a 59"5“ pounds in “Tight “m “““'h it is very high. sldclaccd and is car-
l‘ . . ~Iliuuoe by thickening it with ”Willie‘- and “‘9‘ "“1"." Fm” 3"“"13' ricd out either in one piece. of leather.
«QM 8 little saffron DOWdEI'. and "r than "MmP-H Sarah thiell, “”"i‘ with the scam down the front, or has
w some chopped red pepper be- i‘0t‘l- .\'. "~ the separate top, often of a light color.
carving. Cream sauce may his The "39'5““ Vim" builds ”p _w‘“‘”"' 'l‘hc broad, scvcrc flap at the top
pink and have shrimp shredded “in down “mm?“ 50 quickly '“ “a ma‘tcs it distinctly Russian alid a neat
h it for 3 sauce chiffonsde to cause it conitiiut a delicious combinn- Mm for ‘1", Mn,” and is ”w sccrct
_ O‘Wlth fish. Tinting With spinach ‘lon "f the mm" “m“ successful “m' of its smart cll‘ct-l. ’l‘hc mannequins
‘ is and having a little chopped ‘- 9“"‘0’m‘e t" "0“ ‘0 “""l ““1 4““ of the Maison lciiny wore lliesc Pet-
19’ gdded makes the cream sauceot’ilflilze the bit od the titreitl-Ilit't‘l'0m”l‘z mgr-ad ‘outs in displaying the collcc‘
Dublin sauce to serve with bolted “Ody'bm‘dinfi ““‘memt‘ “f "“"i‘ "0"" lion of «hows- and coats. and they
~Ol‘ boiled potatoes. ""9“ Without oil, and “OM lwim'lw' were it marked addition to the smart
Mata sauce requires no extra 001- . We. “'“m ‘0 5“." ‘0 every “"‘f‘k' r““' mmliuucs. °
" wbeing a beautiful red in itself; down. over-worked woman in South .Hw ”(1.,luwd is npp'ircntly the
.with the addition of capers, peas. Norwalk that “'9 will rcturn your most popular dcslgu at present. They
w'curhi or green pepper strips it
mes t1 Scotch sauce to serve with
tips or cutlets.
An" English brown sauce is a rich
' brown without added color.
ustal sauce is a most decorative
ding saucc. it is smooth yellow
turd made. thin enough to pour,
" "it? top is covcrcti uliii candied
‘tmd mint leaves. violets and
mm mayonnaise furnishes 9.
did MH‘ Odell. is it out <liou as to their being a fad
For sale by Frank ”' BMW!“ drug- which will not “our its wcll as the
gm- SW“ N°“""”" boot ilsclf. 'l'litx “l’ctrugrnd” niotici is
w- 7' V _- __. paiticularly snrirt in inurinc. bluc soft
SLASHED LUMCHROOM MANAGER kid. but has liccn popular in a light
V‘YATHRBURY‘ Conn... Nov. 19 ‘ t-tilorctl upper with a black lower,
‘Ol‘tl Harris. a llt‘lilu chi-l, \ biui'i
hi i. to thc next criminal iv-rnl of ma i-iinhroitlt rcti girdles arc “0‘“me
"to: a“! on ”H. ”Ln!“ of "3‘ on litany of tho licst looking gowns
While chopped through ”1“ mull “in“ intent to kill. in (‘iiy'Court this won. ulictlit-l‘ tllcs‘c are con
o are raisins, ancclicu. citron and -' "WW" ”1”"‘5- H is alleged structetl cf vclch cloth. acrge or the
\lt is vcry tit-curative. “4'4““ “""il" Wild“- ““3“" 0’ lltlli'cr i‘ali‘ics used for aftcrnoou nlid
"‘ftml‘i. tli-ttlgurinf: him “if life. cvcning costumes.
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money 1‘ “no! ““1“ to “‘1” you A“ n‘ are to bc sct-n cvcrywhcrc. but there
opaquc beads as well as in silk and
wotl. tin tailored costumes also the
cmbroidcred belt is vcry much in evi-
dence and for these there are
gt-omctrical designs suitable for the
most conservative as well as for the
most dashing effects.
(me of the prettiest fads which the
short skirt style has brought is in the
evening stocking with a lace inset
Uni thinks of lace decorated stock»
lugs generally as the old fashioned
kind with lhc conventional oblong
lat-c inset over the instep from the
toes to above the ankle. The latest
style is quite different. lllack lat-c
motifs of attractive shapes are inset
in the stocking so that a flight of
black lace butterflies or swallows, a
flower cluster. or odd geometric
motifs are inset with the same artistic
care that one would pose an ornament
on it hat.
line of the prettiest pairs of stock
ings accn was of black silk with it
diagonal inset of ville leaves of lace,
with lhc lendrils of embroidery.
To make these inset stockings the
lac» motifs are pinned on the stocking
while on the foot. Then the lace is
bastctl to the stocking and is scw'ii
on with an over and over embroidered
stitch along the. lace edge done with
silk scwiug twist. The part nudtr
the onset is then cut away.
Corsage Bouquet.
.-\ iH‘W t-orsage bouquet is formed of
ouc immcnsc red and yellow clirysan-
liicluuui surrounded by a white paper
ruchc. Right in the ccutcr of thc cliry-
hillliilt‘llllllll arc placcd tight together
six small pink rosebudo.
Metal Embroidery.
Sonic of llic latest things for aftci'
noon \vcar itrc iuatlc of scry'c. clnbroiii-
crt-d in mctal threads. 'i‘hcsc embroid-
crics stunt-limes uppcai‘ on the border
of the skirt. sulncliincs only on lhc
collar and culls, stunctimt-s on the
waistcoat.
Dark copper cmbroitlcrics on navy
hluc scrgc arc cffcctive. lttzrcntly ii
filll skirt and short basquctl coatce of
lhia matcrial was accn which had
metallic ciiibroidcrics in dark coppcr
on the hcm of the skirt. on the roll~
linen twice its usual length Before
laying the lint-u away it should be
thoroughly dried and aired Quantities
of lavender should be placuctl in the
cilt-st and between the lilif‘ii. This
will give not only a sweet and clean
scent to the linen. but will atld to lill’i
rest of the individual who sleeps in!
a bed sprcud with it. as tho psycholo;
gists have tilsttn’rlt‘ti lllnt the odor?
of lavender produces rcst anti quicLi
Lavender should be llMti for bed linei‘.I
only and not for wearing apparel ori
table or hand lincn. ‘
The rose sccul. citlicr in liquid t‘ormt
or sachets. or the rose petals drled.,
should be the odor of the hand linen1
and the table linen. which should be'
laid away for several weeks at a time‘
to “rest" in order to make the life of;
the lincn worth the original cost.‘
The scent of rosc oil the table linen
suggests tlic out of doors anti gives :‘lli
impetus to the digestion through the"
aid of the olfactory nerves. 0n the!
hand towel. as it is passed ovcr they.
face, it tends to crcatc energy andt
activity. rathcr than rest or inactioni
There arc many kinds of odor of rose
and if one is not appealing to the
housewife another will be.
Did you ever know that common
bicarbonate of soda will cvtcrminatc
black ants quickly”! it will. and
ground cloves also rids it place of
the tiny red ones. i
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Stone jars with tight fitting curt-rs
make cxccllcnt brt ad lt'K‘t‘ii‘it‘ii'F. hoI
tcr than tili boxes.
if .va arc using tunnel Nit“ (""9 Every itu\l.‘~\'\\'if\‘ will welcome this
i)’ it into ppm“ or glass at once aftcr .ipion tituss, which is accompanied by
:1 hunt and becoming cap and fashion~
' ed of inexpensive gingham.
away in tin. —-~
This novcl tlosigu strikes a new notc
til practical fashions.
tlztss and C'ilifilsts of an apron. skirt
:l‘lli cap, all of which may ill‘ fasltluiictl
opening; never put lootl of any kind
Wait-i in \Villt'il lucid of any kind
is boiled should bc used for stock
Don't throw away chick-cu t‘cct; wash
tlicni thoroughly scald. lot stand until
cold. skin thcm and put them iu,tho
stock pol: ”icy arc full of # ““nc.
Meat or fish to bc il‘ll'ti should be
removed from the ice some time be-
fore cooking or it will cool the fat
anti absorb the. grease.
by Pictorial Recital
trot-ii or pink gingham mug lic uscti {or
tl.c purliuvc. lit»,- yard.»- hung it ~ltliit t‘.
Pictorial Review Pattern No. 6471.
I‘vicc. l.'i cents.
THE APRON DRESS FOB STYLE AND SERVICE.
slccves are ill raglan effect, lit/lug t~..t
ill 0mt )Iit-l'v.
'l‘ht- slecves uit- iiism'tcil to the [rut i
and back. as the iii-st step in tin- malt -
ing of the apron. The front stain ..r
left sleeve should ht" it'l‘l l'rco allot-c tlic.
[lUlIiL cht, «loss tiltlci'»aril‘i and
sleeve scams, Raving Sith‘ shill) “1‘”
below silii'lc large "U" perforations
(Lilli-1‘ low or l'tildi‘dii. sit-rye. sl-ii' slcc\-i
billid to gntltcrcd ('tiiit' us ”(tif'ilf‘ti. lnlii
on line of iiifif‘ f‘fl" pcrfolatlons and
{I'll icmaluilig edge over scam. ’i‘ill"‘
born at lower edge. i-t-gtilatiug tht
wltilll ut't‘ol‘lill'g to the height of the
“curt-'1‘ ile'fl iht- lt-ft shoulder edge
of right front lllldt‘l' thc left sleeve to
small "o" perforations when closing.
For the pocket, ”finti large. “0" DP!"
fomlions as It guide to tiic front. lieu
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till illllli. iill uppvi‘ t 1;.1' of poclttl
ililliiLX tt’tissltl-e of lillt‘t- small "o" [H‘. -
inl'nl‘ulls.
Adjust bolt to puslioii. ccnter-iiat-l-a
'Vt'll and ilppt-r "ti‘it‘ of but .tltliig
il‘ivss‘izlc tii' (itlllii‘i‘ Wm" it'rfi'l'nt ions.
The skill pol 5 must not: Iit~ joint.)
as lltllt licil, leaving lclt side .~i'.tlll in .~
nbovt- laugh it" pt-if'w..t'i-li iii fruit.
Rttlt‘ for pitcitt‘l. :51] t, .t i.i.‘|l::.: tit-~-
lil‘dVLllil‘ whou lEni-tt l iii p sliim. it. -
(it‘l'lif‘lliil limit-r l‘tiLi' of shill .i ~i tt .l.
til;;‘.\‘.~ilill',{.
l-'t~r tl'c in: ~.. tlier i‘l‘ l"\ r I‘r-ii t
edge in .\'»t't'.l iiUilti' - " i";" t" 'tI'l titans.
HUM ilit'ili ltif..llii1t_1t i - .H 2. nti‘t‘ _
cclltcrd'rntil-i cvcil. i‘. ll i..p . ml sow
to bani. uo‘ttlita t..il ti_]lt|‘.-|.’Iilli3
cvcn; tutu 1;.p l-tti :.n.l that iln- ‘llie
t-tlgc to in :iitmzi. :‘tm‘: 'i it. \.l‘ili.:
ozic inch i' tic u’ “‘1 'zisltvl ill'tiu"
llttiiil ltiv.cr «t‘u; i; tzt -.\.i lltrfll ire
ililfili to t t Ill 'i"i‘4lt’i\. ‘ii il‘il Iiili»iil‘ and
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.\ litl of it li'Tii t? ._\‘E in t.- .iiltit‘rl til
i'- i., ;i build. ; = llti 7: it"lzitll l.i list]
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5‘” ~ 33 . 2h”. 40 ii ”iii l\ ilit‘lms liilst.
ovcr collar. and again on the decp
adark fruit pudding or over an
.. Try a Classified All. for Results
virty hr used in puddings. forcemeata, 2
.,,-.s..,mnpi ads. pay, Try one. l-ut takes and escallooed dishes.
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CORDOR"".T-N means. '91-“
is PoisoN m,’ i n i n .GAME WARDENS GET
.- ‘Uli [L BE PthfiED If . _ CONNECTICUT MEN in“. Harry I“. llills Lumber Cum For Up-to-dlto Service Call
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” ” Ipnny. inc. of \Snnchester. FRED H. GANUNGo
lN EQURI R00" you DiSOBEV iifliiiliiigiius Former State Represen‘ative Arrested articles A“ incorporation which have Funeral Director and Embllmer
, I N i" Tolland. "1355- :bceu approved by tho secretary of
Offico‘lnd Relldenco
”w . t . . . - lephono 904.
““35“?” .\0\'- 19- (titii'ttt Hum the static. The authorized capitaliza- Te
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plircy of Colehruok River. a tormentmn is $50,000 and the concern will. 54 So. ”am 3‘" So. Norwaik . ° phono4
state representative from (‘olcbrook2'gtart business with Simon. The in-‘
his son. Frank Humphrey. and lWOIcorpm-ators are H. F. Hills. H. Efllinw " “" . ____________.____,_ __
men named Stumpf and Hammer. thony and Beulah s. Hills, ' =
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the. weltknown novelist. Miss An- ShOUid be made. in connection With from “1‘3 ‘0“va were “”95““. The. certificate. of incorporation of: AU'ERNYIMII'HERECK NORW
- Keiiealv ’i‘i she threw upon ”19 standard at the corn” 0f Monroe in Tolland. Muss. yesterday morning the National Sales Company. incor-i , ALK HIGH 8‘ :HOOL
rev ,, t. . , w d H t h of s rin- 1 AT A REASONABLE CHARGE
floor a bottle the contents of street .iiti Railroad avenue. by Game 3" ens a C p g porated. of Stamford, to deal in auto-t Wholesale ENGRAVED WRITING PAPER.
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on she had jtiskswallowed on So many tunes have accidents been field, Monshan of Westfleld and Hart mobiles. has been approved. The; E. 'T BATES)!“ Dealer . .
th Main Street
. . ' i a d at this point. and 19” 0f Granvillev according to a ”1’0" authorized capitalization is $3,000 anti' .
ng the COtirt pronounce Judgm. nt narrui _\ tierte . 'Foot of Ann Street South Norwallv ' t N
‘ - ' l.- f i n t e- received here today. They were deer‘ , , . ~. . __ . ‘1 . B B 4 01'
not her. complain s o nezlge ce are so r tie. 90iiipany stnits business with tho Phone 626-4 and 2593 [I qg‘erman r08. Hantord Block
xiii-8 Kenealy immediately (‘Oii‘dDSFd llui’iii and forceful, that the police fin‘ hunting and Frank Humphrey was anlount‘ The inCOI‘pOi‘fliOTS are .Ed.{
Sivan carried unconscious to the “0““09 ”‘3‘ this is absolutely the last said to have been ”"38th on the ward G. Ostermann. Adrian Jenningsi “M“
Kelley ward of the courthouse. warning on paper. iurests will be. charge of hunting deer With a rifle. and Ralph Taylor. “WOW BROS. GARAGE ‘ " W“ ‘r 73-"
. . . i made of every driver who goes to the the. others being charged With hunt- The St. Mlkaa R saian Greek. . ‘ l - ..
she was iemoied to the hasp. . . y l1 13 Cross St. 13 Noodward Ave .
.. h ‘ 4 i) ll , ‘h I left of this dummy. Extra watch will mg without licenses. it is said that Catholic Society of the United SW95. 'Ph no 1523 s u N 'k cc ... \
hero ‘ 9. (19‘0” 9' eve “ 9 ms b he 1 and wholesale arrests made a hearing will be held in Westfleld. , , .- i ° ,' W ‘ ' arwa ' ‘ , ‘ NEWLY RENOVATED-
intricate recover 9’ 9' ="°- 111’ “WWW“ 0’ N°’“’Ch-tsronAoE AND RFPA n no FORD]
’ .' . » providing the law is not more studi- Mttssu Saturday. i‘ . . *r' - i l - , Jos_ DI SESSA BROP.
Lg ‘Kenvmyg mm which has been ‘ -. i ias filed a ceiiiiicate of change of WORK A any.“ TY
' the court for some days was ms‘y lived up to. X ; {name to the St. Nicholas Russian , r f“ '
' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ -~ l Two ARE BANKRUPT. - .. . Tires, Tubes 3nd suppil’TS. Prompt
m for damages against a whole— i itireek Catholic Seeiety.
-- ‘ - CONGRESSMAN FREEMAN EN- 5 David Russakoff, a dealer in groc- . , Service a Feature.
ook distributiu firm for 11- i . . The certificate of organization of
g ‘ GAGED. iertcs. confectionery and dry goods in‘ ' '
the Warren—Zimmer Company, of. _ a.._-_...--.__ ~...-._-._.._-
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“false and malicious statements ‘ ‘ . y . __,‘ ( , ... . > -_._____._
NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov. 19. Stanfield, filed a Dedilfln in hanknipt Bridgeport.‘ has [been approved. The ' S ,,
‘ .. otte. \"lxliiu was ncar deutli's door, due to .\in . I p . 1 - (t v . ‘ 3 . ,
7’ lam“ d . , v. s‘lllt‘os are lit: sillsililli! bill lifts Silica rccovtirei Dim r h im "Old r. "M “in gauntlet cuffs. Du“ “(lid thrmdor. I
W’mte an mm.“ H I . ‘ (i ”I”? Me A firm“ number of mot in ion on black serge arc also fashion A“ clean bread scraps should bc
.._-._.v_.._ which are extremely cifeclivc and
«A good ad. pays ticfii iii 1110 best charming when applied to the decora-
tion of girdles.
ablex—lndiaiinpolis News.
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-in natural colors for puddings.
or cold. Brown apple‘saiicc to
. with roast pork is made by tak- paper.
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ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known so Iridooport Steam Dyeing 4 Cleaning Cl
Bllk Drones. Glovoo. link.“ and Lao. Curtains Cleaned.
H. LVNGE. Prop. 293 State 8!. Bridgeport
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1 Lord. i told you you were trying From police. lieadtluarters comes the
group for her life; I have taken warning that autoniobilists must drive
ugh poison to kill five people." to the right. of all police dummies in
thé dramatlc exclau..it.ou made the. city. but particular observance
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" Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
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Roomsiby day or learnt. reasonable prices.
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Every room well vei'itilated. electric lights and ga i.
mm” M her ”00“ Th" dam” Announcement was made here today try in the United States court yester- i
re'fused to circulate the book. ‘ n essmiin da til 4' ‘ i company starts bush?“ With “'000‘
of the engagement of Co gr y on ie made oath he did not have The men dent is Samuel Zimmer and
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alleged it contained ““59“ 9“ Richard P. Freeman, of this city. and the money to pay the filing fee. Ho th ecretar and t ‘ l T 1:? l t ‘
ghfiblo West End dressmakei‘ Mrs. Fredricca R. Hunt. of Scandals. has liabilities of $1,393.77, unsecured. wgrfen. y ~ refiner s ' B' or ent i” l
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premises were described 35 3 N. Y. The wedding will be solemnized Asaets ’consist of stock in trade val- ‘ - . . .
den. Miss 1:. icaiy averted November 24 at Scarsdsle. “ed at $530. The Railroad Block Company of Now Occupied by the Unite
action of the defendants do . Howard A. Sleeves of Derby, died “I
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“131‘... Of a. livelihood. its-lull)“ - BACKED AUTOMOBILE INTO MAN not? ion yesterday and he made oath'
“'0‘!“ refuse t0 acocp' her BRIDGEPORT. Nov. lit—Backing, in: ("Ii not have-Lite money to pay thé‘ , ____ Cl.“ d H t I :
Wile: automobile out of a garage yester- filing fee. His liabilities are listed at! WATERBURY MAN SUICiDES. I: I or _, 0 e i
77.3.60, and $1,646.02.'otj.‘ue amounti1 WATER‘BURY. Conn. Nov. 19‘.~
IMMEDIATE ,DEL'IVERY ON
' Dodge Brothers .
Touring. Cars and Runabouts
ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
New Britain has ‘filed a preliminary Electric Light and Water Co.
certificate of dissolution. Enquire \
‘. eneuly, who is the its-tn" of day afternoon, _Dr. Samuel M. Hsm- $4,
is" also wellvknown its a i'."'itcr,~nioiid. 185' Church street. New Ha- is unsecured. Assets consist of real "Thomas Moore, {55' despondent be-
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, to; of the late Edwai'l V.‘ven. ran down James H. Ch‘rk. aged GBWJ’MHEQ at 3300- UN! on bandit-cause he was out of work. committed F \ \‘y ()N i
v. who. in 1873. War. the. 60. one of the most prominent black- 37 ”9"”: debts ““9 0“ We“ ficc"““it'auiclde in his home at 516 Nortthin .‘ ‘S. L . , . 5
a $329.75; money in bank, $2.59.
‘counsol for the claimant in smiths shd fraternal residents of th .street. this morning; Moore took a .. . _; ‘ ,
action“ Tichbome trial. ‘eity, the victim dying early dimmers. w“ . ibinnket and" pillow homing bed and ' GOOd jitb‘ Pflflilflit t . . 73 North Main St.“ \
.. ,_'.__._._J_._.._... wing. Dr. Hammond has today held. —-lf you am to hire soybean-forbid thornpymia gac'at‘ovow Then out Paper,'Best Work. Best Prices S,L. BENEDICT South Not-walk .
n the. boatiundor. $3.000bonds upon a technical Sentinel ”situations Wanted" covec‘lte turned on every sale Jet in, the 88 NOR-TH MA'lN sTREET AGENT FOR REO AND DODGE BROS. CARS. h .-
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ichargc of manslaughter. ‘ .. .. - iis‘em‘nro‘tsil‘ilng to'your . Mitchell and disafiying no the floor. I. NORWALK PHONI‘IO?
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