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s—p—
' m Wilts when looked II!
{-uoneotthomninontmenin
.4 low Britain. Howastrauurerofthe
Savings Bank of New Britain and o!
, . to Connecticut Baptist Convention.
. On Sunday. February 8. 1007. it be-
‘ as known he had disappeared. and
‘5“ Q low days later the savings bank at!-
j‘uttted a shortage of $170,000 in his
" amounts. Shortly afterwards it was
learned the Baptists were 861,000
abort. The amount of Walker's de-
flections together with negotiable ee-
lpon investigation and finally reached
an aggregate of $666..000
' Olews to the whereabouts of the
missing man were followed without
mil. lie was said to have lost eon-
Iiderable money with the Gondolt
mg of wire tappers. Now and then
no of the missing securities would
turn up. but it could not be traced to
Walker. Finally, through action 0t
3 mnaulGeneral Bailey the authorities
at Ensenada, M81, put Walker under
arrest. He had disappeared and fled
. to the mountains. but Jimtnez’s rur-
‘ the brought him in practically penni-
lees. He contested extradition vigor
only from December 19. 1907., the
late of his arrest until July following.
Ilia! he was turned over to the Uni-'
ted States authorities.
The late Arthur F. Eggleton was
state's attorney of Hartford county at
the time of Walker's arrest, an
Judge Eggleston and his assistant lit.-
tu-ney. John H. Buck. had a weari-
some time with Mexican treaties and
procedure during Walker's fight
against extradition. Hugh M. Alcorn
took oilioe as state‘ a attorney in June.
1208. and he presented the diii'erent
:e‘applsints w; Walker in the
mr’C 11111 city. July 25,
1903. Wu! ”leaded guilty to the
sentenced to state
prison for limb one to twenty years
on four counts.
Bomb of the, cases against Walker
.1 ihuve never.been disposed of and re-
nnin on state Attorney Alcorn's doc-
ket. One of them has to do with the
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lgmmnday exercisesintheprlnon
Briortothewerydbislnegyl'
ourities missing, kept growing larger,
retaining an my “In-sucks. W11!"
gnu-ms, a nunberotlioonk
chand'. pastas wind stated pro-
gress and leaflets. but tur- was...
him a the tormer New Britain bank-
er. He was allowed to leave the pris—
on under guard. Tuesday, November
1,10 go to New Britain and mourn at
the bier of his wife. who had been a
constant visitor to her husband inI
prison when her health permitted. Hal
did not attend the funeral. however.
FIVE MONTHS ON THE WESTERN
FRONT.
Huntington Genoa to Lecture
In Norwaik Libra"!-
The Community (‘luh is to give ‘0
its members and their guests a re-
'markable opportunity next Tpesday
evening at the Norwalk Library. Ar-
‘hur Huntington Gleuon. author of
‘Young Hilda at the Wars," will
speak upon “Five Months on the
Western Front," at 8 oclock in the
evening. invitation is by card and
here is neither an admission fee nor
will there be a collection taken. The
opject of this talk is to let the Nor-
Iwalir people know at first hand some
,0f the conditions in Belgium which
.Mr. Gleason and his courageous
wife witnessed while they were serv—
ing with the Red Cross at the front.
Mr. Gleason is the grandson of the
lRev. Dr. Seward and lived in South
'Norwalk for some time ,lie has
lbreadth of vision, the poetic instinct
lend great literary gift as dbown in his
books. His speaking for the "Nor-wallr
people is because of his love and pity
t‘or the suffering Belgians and his de-
sire to tell us what we can do. This
opportunity to hear one of our own
people tell exactly what he knows
concerning conditions is not to be
,.
Arthur
mums
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proved during that time as a result
11' oyster culture, and in the face
1: a nun hero-so in thew-t
1m"- oysters. Fluted hr and
the menus and consumed by tie
luxurious iew.” But. says the circu-
ar, “the oyster 0! the multitude is
better than ever and about as cheap."
These facts may well be comps-red
by the consumer. declared the bureau
of fisheries, with the 25 to 75 per cent
increase in the cost of eggs. poultry
and meats.
The oyster has never fully cone in-
to its own, the bureau states, largely
because of prejudice. and partly be-
cause the people of the interi ‘ have
not been able until recently to get it
at its best.
The prejudice is now unjustified,
the bureau believes. as “it can be
said that oysters today are more sani
tar-y and better than ever, and that
there is, at least, as sufficient 9. nor
aniee of their wholeSomenesn.-u
there is of milk, strawben'ies. lettuce,
celery, and other foods not usually
«called» for consumption." li the..oys-
ters be cooked. there is a double
guarantee. '
The United States and many state
and municipal governments have
awakened t0 the advisability of su-
pervlsron and inspection, and' there
1.. now exercised a close scrutiny of
the sources of ‘oysters which are
brought to market 0r shipped from
state to state. and of the methods of
handling and transporting them.
in the United States until at the
present time about one-half of the
oysters produced in tbe'cohntry..nnd
nearly twothirds of the total value
0! this product are derived from
artificial beds, ' vately owned or
leasedIfrom the sta ea.
missed. Members of the Community
Club who cannot use their tickets are
earnestly requested to return them to
Mill; Pinneo at the library by Satur
day as many would like to ,go who.
mafigocessnriiy be debamd, if these
tickets are neither used nor returned.
i
Beginning in shoal waters along-
shore', the'oyster growers have ex—
tended their operations
0an waters of Long £1,111“! figural
and Chesapeake Bay Ind‘t'erower's
ooastwtse state from Massachusetts
and from Washington to
Cslttornls, and the test small boats
Oyster culture has. been developed ' ~'
nto the dean .
TheD M
ljurs of ill,
33.
cut
buying.
Hudson Seal Coats. plant,
I Hudson Seal Coats. 45 inches
'Hudeu Seal Coats. 45 inches
and 4 inch skunk bOfdtl',
coatg
Leopdrd Skin Coats, special,
arate
Crd: Fox Sets, finest quality-I
.«Battlfihip Gray Fox Sets,
Red 10x Sets '
‘l
wear.
'~ excellent walking boot
$6 00 Elllt
wng
of prices.
$4.00 to
falso in white cells'xirl. “and 1
W5” heels. ”:Tl’Ius. 'tfidel 12
Wished 185].»
The Store Closes Saturdays at 6 o’clock.
(.oats, 11hr Sets, Separate Mulls and Col’als
cry choir: e Furs, as moderately priced as is consist—
ll till grade of skins are ofl‘cred for the Christmas
{Husk Coat: with raccoon collars, full sweep circular
. Halt Sod Cent's, trimmed and plain $150.00 and $175.00
Separate Mulls of finest skunk or beaver.
Mulls of Hudson Sea]
Large Pillow Mulls of black fox
Sits; Fox Sets; finest quality
In the New Boot Shop
Tan Russian Call Lace Boots are popular for rlrcsS'
A new 8-inch model with Cuban Louis heels
leather and small perforations in the vamp, is very smart.
' Another mbdcl in Tan Russian Call is built 011 a man
conservatilc last, has i 3- 4 inch military heels, and been
complete litres of scasonablc footwear including all
the newest ideas {61' str’IeIet and dress wear.
The “Dansant Boot" f'
A' new high cut mgdcl l7t‘~l1lack, gray and bronze kill,
Read Co
h Quality
$8500 to $135.00
long with bcavcr tollar,
$125. 00
long with skunk collar, cuffs
$165.00
$125.00
$100.00
$30.00 and $35.00
$12.50 to $00.00
$2500
$60.00 to $15000
“$125.00 and $150.00; "'
-—$60.oo~
$30.00 to $125. 00
.x‘r
.
12
'4
of.
l$8.00
.-\I Iwi’tlc limpet
$10.00
urncd 50119' and “Cuban
1-2 inthes high.
Sec 011d floor
Ear-110111311111 1052
“Meccano”
A wonderful enginccring play thing for boys.
With it the inventive boy may build bridges, t,owcrs
skyscrapers, locomotiyesqrnd stream shovels. With Mee-
cano outfits there 15 no limit to the number of models
that can be constructed. lt rs real engineering on a miniav
tore scale and it will teach and demonstrate engineering
in a practical way. All you fathers and mothers who
hate boys come and find 0 t about it.
Basement Shop for Playthings.
Sewing Baskets and Their Furnishings
At the Art Section
Silk Bags with ivory rings, $3.50
Work baskets lined with pink and blue, some fittcrl with
scissors, bodkin and thimIblc, 59c, $2.25, $2.75 and $3.50
A leather work box, large size $1.25, small size 59c
A Child’s work box, containing everything for sewing. 2 ,c
' Candlcslradcs, $2.50
At the Notion Section
A 90111119; Set made of n ory rings and ribbon, all colors,
at the (11d of ulrich hang scissors, thimblc, cmcry,
"necrllccasc and glove rlarncr. 500
Celluloid Thimblcs, all colors, for little girl<, 5c
Crctormc covcrcd hair—pin be 1105 250
Celuloid tape measures 10c
Sachets made of silk or scr m' 390
Crochet tumbler covers 500
Christmas Gift Dressmgs
’l’r‘on'r the shop 01' ‘lkrru'rsou" a wonderful assort-
ment of lirit Drtssings, including:
Tags, Seals, Cards,
Greeting Cards, Folders for Bills.
Coin Boxes, Gummcd Ribbon,
Tinsel Cord, Ribbonzene‘, Red and Green Paper, Tis-
sue, EtC. Allin Clrirs’tnras Designs of Santa Claus, flow-
crs, landscapes, etc. i
A11 especially fine line of 1.1130 tags appropriate. for
children 5 gifts 9'16 C¥ SIC “9
Handy Boxes, Passcpart out 011111111 31111 je'wci’ICases
for .thc groWn‘ ups.
Crepe Paper, Napkins, Luncheon Sets, Tablc' C0v-
era, Etc. for table dccorntiorrs.
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1:
Dennison Section.
\.
milst Convention. but that organiza-
800 has latterly favored the release
. —FRI"AY LUNOHEONA
at Country Club.
first employed. prone ed by sails or:
0111. have given placd..to tiestn oi
motorboat: and steamers. ln'nil
,plafilers spread 17.,000000 bushels of
lyouug oysters. sheik and gravel overIi
their 800.000 cores of oyster farms
limb 159v harvested a crop of over 15,-
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BHIPMAN ELECTED MASTER OF GRflgIflTfi ADMINR‘YRATION
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l» .IQUOM bu! ~ '9," 11111133031101 '0 GRANGE ‘ NW' '3 “TATE Williamson of Dorian and Charles Stu: Yer-halt brother, John Lynch.I Bridge-
1 ' '52.? 11pm: tut)“: y flzfimfi ,mmm < Judge Miller 'm t Pro'hnte court art Canlleld of ‘Ilridgcport. co-udnrin- DO": and a 8M" Mrs-051W A: Duly,
'l ' .9 ”'3 er 0' s p 1 ‘ wm Succeed A. w. Northrop—Other “my mm“ “mm“? “mm‘m‘mm‘ mum": The upprmers 11111101111911 also or Bridgeport.
' suspended m the Witter. consp cuouaI, " ' ‘ OWN" H'an'l‘WW u the estate 0‘ Thom" J W M Cb l S C is and Rerrcsentn-l
; 5* among which by reason of their ant Meeting. New York. which consists in part 0! 0:: er:IIreetrP keg) . . l . THE BEIT SITUATIONS
° - - . ' ti . '. -— a
I UIIL’l‘ especially for the needs—the comfort— beauty “'1‘!" the “ficmacope are . A1 1110 annual. meeting of Fairtiold 'i lemme“ building 0“ Myrtlenvenue,I . . ,I V“, . v, 11 .
- 1‘ cc um 1111— {A 11 :.. 11 1 E ~11 - - minute pants called diatoms covered in llrld "I valued at about 31,090 The heirs to the estate, 1111 - are obtained by ad Ll'llslng to r e
I 1. c . o 1 er.cI.1r1 .(Imcs. n.11 esyou 1 . 0; . I county Pomomnonnge. No 9. Bridge ”9° York 130111011 0‘ which is sold ,0 be 1...: employer, The Semmel reaches
,. to pupure the nrezrls wrrll Lrtlrer coal or wood With 0mm“? “WWW“ "M“"ar'm rt Cl nco Shl f Norfl id " . - ~
3 fire '~ .: 1 -— 1 u.-' ' ~ \1 . .- . 0 Th . d the otb- p0 ' are pman 0 e ‘vaiued at .1 considerable amount, are us In horwalir and vicinity.
. '3" .. “1.1 you or \.111 ”~13 111 sur..11.c1. shells of quar 2. ese an Grange “M elected master to suc- .:_ . H- I
y “it: Model llon‘I: llCl‘Iiltl Range, here illustrated, "WI W'Udt‘fi are earned by ”“3 coed A w Northrop of Rldsefleld and i G‘- “MANIA “0 [fl- _____ _ 5 . ,_ - _ , _
'i: , 11111111110013 of o‘r‘rrIclj speciallrrl,1rr..«;avi11g,ii1110-53\ring, currents, dropping to the bottom in Mrs. Nellie ii 1111112111111 01' Ororloque M , note SWIM“
i, .. fuel-snvrrrg lanturcs cvcr'y housewife will welcome. a gentle drizzle and eventually ac- was reelected to the 011100 at secre- , ‘- H-EURV plmlgL'Altl I LW'Willmdri‘m
- I ll; Full lzat'tixxct l’lm Systcm permits a wider, cumulute in considerable d9” l3 MW ‘0' ”‘9 l" M consecutive firm. a hUmPfiA 8150 week '
~ eI . ' strain/Ila //'.rr '1“: i.; 11111111. better draft-1m easier “130}! 055‘” has purl 0‘ its 5‘" m ' Other omterjs elected were Over- some an: up '
I. " _ co: rt (“.111 1'- um: i 1cl~ms. ..1 r m/rrmly oiflrrla! covered by innumerable mlcr Alec ’4. .51 01.. 1 '
l 1' ;: 6.1/1‘;--?:.=_v,1,1‘1 mil .. are (Hell is (1111 (l with Graves vibrating. fleshy bristles, each 502323511113 lecturer, his. 'Mindg‘lm 0-11.“... h. ' so ”MW." l
» y " J ‘1 Put 1‘. Am i 1 incl \'\.-;l rcli 111 .111 cs complete conceu- lin ltscli.hu1 beating in unison, pro- cey of Harmony grunge; steward. n, I
l trauou “f l L" ”t “‘“i‘” WC” 1‘10 'riucius currents strong enough to C. Judd of Brothel; assistant steward, I
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3. :carry the food particles into the gap. D. S. Funton of Norfleld grange; chap- .'
' l a ing shell. where the water passes lain. Mrs. John E. Selleck of New have The Teeth l
‘4' . 1... sills, which are beautl- Canaan; treasurer, S. A. St. John of ‘.
.. ‘ , it possible They are an important .
t. llully constructed, delicate sieves. and how Canaan; gate keeper, Wallace Carol 1 « I IJ r .
5,2, “Tl‘é 349333 . . M‘ 11 ll N i C \l part of the anatomy. u I _w.., “55-51.."
«E. thence again to the outside, while lln 1tc e of ewtoun Bill ores. . rs. brushing is rhuch but not all some- i _., ,
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. 1, , 111-- :1 strurned from Lt passes in 11. con- Alice l‘uller of Trumbull. times conditions exist which cause I F I ‘5’ elcome .
g , ’l“ mm 11mm“ mm, the mouth The meeting was attended by about 11 it t h t th b l u I I,II, 1 . .--.
,I. .,c 75 0f the members. a once to cm i n . e rs e.) I f .. ’ T 0 C t I
. g Her::'ul 13.. So industrious is the oyster and. will not remove; it' n is allowed to g . . i g . 0 ul- 1 y 1;,
" [121i “'3” so sculrured is its food that to get ‘ “'7‘— remain will . : ~-
. .. ._. .. .. ., produce a foul breath, I 1. 1‘ 3
l , '1" ' is daily monl it filters between f'lga'fle'llio fol?” girls la OI'I'I'JE'II sensitive teeth and gums, or per- i I Youwllalwaysgetacordralreccpi1o "(1"".'~'(.' iii
' ‘WGNY five and ilm‘ll' file thsuopexc ame ' horr 6 once. or. haps the loss of the entire set of i " - Thoscwho come goaway happier "' “ 1er ;
l Willm. making useful to man u do w“ explain such shameless con- teeth. ' 'l 1 The reason? chutrhurstomucb«11111».1n “11113411 (l
. ' " duct?’ n , condition tllutlt' soul natuml tin-vs ‘1'“lllll sonic. ( orrrci: 1
- width of microscopic material Do not wait until the whole Y
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:1 Which otherwise would be lost. The no Ibsen.“ L“1k"0.'1"e'ssall}?illhemlgrs: (:13sz mouth anOIVed before giving them ' - audu'dlltcllyounrme.frceinspec.1m: ‘1")"0 ‘ y”' ‘1 «V I
1 v. - \‘flste 0f the soils, washed by rain‘ shit me witlf' a manh'lrre gun "~—l.a.-' attention, but have the teeth clean- '2 FAIRBANKS ELECT. CO., g
‘ " r and carried into the sea. comes 01161,ko Hone Journal ’ ‘ , ed at once, and avoid suffering. 1 58 NORTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 1938
- 3} "§,'.'.'.‘."-.,' \-~'. . ”a indirectly, through the marine plants; I - __.' _ 1”' I“ ”I r . I . .
,5. 11.1. "h .11 ' “r .1... ' that are nourished by the fertilizing ‘ JUDGE SUSTAIN 5 IN JUN CTI ON I 3'. “. mall?” New Willard Batteries and Repair Parts Alwdyr Corned 111 Stock
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:1 Askitllil'm Book .I .1111 and red on by the oyster. Judge Case 1 n the cm, S“ p8 3191‘ 105011211 titanium 01‘.“ ‘09: Salamayo' WW
'II “fillimm Stove?" “Mme the white man came tolCourt today handed own a decision by "l”‘n‘m‘m °"'V' . -~-~-
i' j 1 - America. ml!“ Indians of ”'2 coast refusing to grant. the petition or the " _ ._-_ ‘ ‘ _.-
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. 7 . Phone 51110 9 state, 5 "“13 01'" twigs. 9—9 Brinckerhot’f of the City court or OVERCO' T5 1}“; NE V F -u) SK\' 1- l C \Rl‘ ' ND C P o
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“"9" , Ster'. lng Fl I'lllllll'e (10.105 an article °f barter with the” “113“" Stamford, restraining the Connecticut. ‘ 0 WE HAVE THEM ‘3
I S ' neighbors. Al. many places great company from pursuing the walk of . i v i ' "9 2 100 O
- - - . outhI Nor-walk _ .. -
:J I"’7 129 IElI Washington St mounds of shells deposited in prehis laying a turnout in Summer street in The 33.5 .3 “.68 I.“ . a gigg's" """""""""""" “ """"""" :3: l: :1' 50 3
',~' .___..__. rioric times LE" of the free use which Stamford. 5 I . me city ' _. D .................................... a
17 - the red man made of oysters and onl The suit__ of Harry D. Miller against 9 I South Norwalk. 0 _.J‘
';' rim. Damariscotta river in ,Maine. l the Bellamore Armored Car 0: Equip- $10 to 512' 50 9 DiCkerm "II & Son Phone 446. O
Lean Sm 0k 8 d where none are now found. there is a' merrt company to hale "*0 smarts—i ~ 0 m_ u
» , _ mm! t-ontnining about/I ,Iooo 00‘!) 1:11 of the Bridgeport Vehicle company re 0 R r. . . z a a a o 7.
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l I Ishels 0f shells. ' " Iconveyed to that “concern and his G T T' L ' E B " ' '0 0.0 a a a a a 0 ~ _.
I! Sh'flu'l'deré I lclalm of $7, 500 damages has {been‘ 11,1115 "Fl“ 31. I80. Nor-welt W
- ‘ . , sensors vrcrm NOT «rerun. 'decrded against Miller by Judge one; 37410731250 5""8- . .
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unsuccewiul today in ascertaining. the Arthur Jonas. Allen; Kay}, writes: "i
identity or we strange man taken in. have been troubled with 'liladder and.
. to custody Hells? night, stuttering kidney troubles for a good manyl M3” 3": 1:1?” “32'. 31. m
. from a Ilene lit" in . I-The men years I: it. were not; for Folenyfilxllum- NW 0“ W Catherine
and 110‘ 0,91% minor 0 11.11.151.11“ lies Plus ‘1 would 2110;191:110 01111:. tIIolSLIi'; everyday mp; 811009.!" 11' _
his huth'o‘ you nanburym 1111:1309 , work in the gels... m. height received in Norman; will
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”#316603 rural-w
'3 If Furniture. W9 liave many odd pieces including Serving
"Tables, Type writer Tables, Music Racks, Hall Trees,
Shirt: We“? mailfifi Fancy Chairs and other articles suitable:
t-M.§l¢,.mg Mm: dining r0011: library, den or office. at .
‘fltfiy‘r lé prices ‘
wewru- gladly store all purchases l0: delivery at any
umeoedgnated.
BAYMOMD '8: SONS
.I'EUNEML DiRECTOR. MB Main street. Norwalk.
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