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N ALL KIN“ WWI)! ll lb) the decimation o “more
I'll OT 0 . ' ,to accept the nomination. met last'
3 .g C “PAM” 1“ THE owning and nominated William Volt-l
BUSIXBS AND WRI'I'JEN A6 “19" of Wes-t avenue. as the Demo-l
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD nitratic senator from the Twentysixth.
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV~ i Senatorial District.
In YOU. Think thll out, it mesa:
I. {rest deal to you.
Taylor 85 Golden
Telephone No. 1230
death Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
ltiou of who was going to run for sen-
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t‘uaplui
deaid liuiitiltou \\u< ‘dl’lt'rle‘tl, )t‘r‘»
terduy, on a warrant, by Sergeant
llarrr Gibson. For mine tune liaiuil-
ton has been :ncppmg over the bounds
Banish your
gmdffi‘édr l and creating a disturbance in his
uy OCOA :iiiotlitr'L laoluu, in 3.3.21: stuit. llll
tha't Cheers! ,ca.~e was tried before Judge Lockwood,
tili.‘ morning. in tin uptown (out and
v. as tontiumd from day to do). lluui»
than was patrolled in the tu>tody of
_.;crgeunt J. Harry (libwn,
t‘hiti'lc! t'haphn ;.|
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The second lutiilili: cf the Junior
ol the .‘voimillt‘ lioquittl nus
l’dlll'u l'.iri>h
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that :tutuuiu will bring,
Buy our guaranteed coal and
chccr up. You‘ll get the high
est quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.
Harris 8t Gain
South Norwali
held last night in St.
ltiull. iu ilcikclcy :trcct. and w .irw \tr)
:lurut‘ll attendtd. i‘laus were untdet‘ou
tau cutertainuu-ut and rtltlttl which
‘tvill he held after the next illt't'lllill‘,‘
_‘t\lllL‘ll will be on the second Monday
Em November. Fred Murphy, lloucr,
Lyon and Miss Mary lit-its were up,
pointed as a coilliliitloe to make llie_
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final arrangements for the adult;
rtllllll't‘ of next month‘s meeting
'be an addreSs, which v. ill be d. liven d,
Water St.
Thus the trues-V;
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eenrvconnmo WEDDING '
Ceremony and Reception at Moorlands
Saturady Afternoon. l
Saturday, at 4 p. m, at Moorlands:
the residence of the bride's parents at
Shippan, lie-ten Corning: daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corning, were
married to (‘laudius Francis ileatzy of
135 Fort (ireen street, Brooklyn. ’ ,
Miss t‘oruing was attt :uied by hcr
Sister. Mrs. Robert P. Montgomery of“.
\‘cw York. Florence liamil'ori and.
Emily .lzicob were flower girls. I
\\‘ilhurt l“. liurt of New York, was
best man, The Ushers \vct‘n Edward‘
P ,t‘oruiuu, a borther of the bride. au-it
lidwttrd Vollnier of New York. The
otliciutinit clergyman was lir. Stanley
\\‘hite oi New York, secretary of the,
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis-9
Hons.
miles.
. times as many people.
, nut] \iii‘ietl.
LOIEBOMJFOBI“. .
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he.“ and Infill. It Wu OI“ I
M of Fabio and Ada-nun.
Lover California. once a land of ts-
blo, masses and thrilling sdventure,
is one of the most sparsely settled re- 1'
slurs or the Mexican republic. it has;
so area curt-eslwuliug in size to that all
the Atlantic wast [I'llllislulll of Flor-l
ida, but nearly Too miles more cdast
line owing to its extreme length of 760
Florida has more than fourteen
Varying in width from thirty to 150]
miles, Lower (‘uliforuiu is a rugged.
barren strip of bind. with a mountain '
‘ Otis backbone largely of mi on“ Uri—l
gt”, l‘ur nearly 200 years all: 1' its disu’
eon-11v in the Spaniards it was tliuughtl
to he an island.
'i'lie:.uiitlici-1t pnrtinu cf the peninsula ,
has 1Mlliiltll'illli, but the northern .vcctiont
is dry and drill. it'udnt-iu: ll‘l'paI‘g. 1...
bit-co, graph, t'.l.~‘>:i\:l :iud sugar cane,
only after helm: thoroughly i1ri;.-.tted.l
The iniucrul lt“|llll't‘l‘§ are \aluublej
(i'ritl, sillci‘, lend. l‘tl]?li(‘f,l
suit. 1:) [Muir lllitlllttl>('~. opuls and gain:
new ow rroiilil-ly unm-d. The silver;
uiiunw oi lm. l'uz \\eic \\t'llmtl by the
Jesuits in only as Jim. ihrcn years
y’aftcr tlzc furious lactic, Soliuticrrafl
t‘\t::l-li\lii'tl the hr>t Ill-:muucnt Spanislr'
H‘lllt‘llittlll in the lind. I
The iuzlzultiuut Magdalena luv. onl
whom- pron-dell waters. lorry utilesl
lung :tlltl lttclit' flliil‘i \\ltlt‘. tlle l';l~‘
chic tin-1‘ o! llst' American lil\.\ havet
lillltlll it'll llxt'il t.ll';.'.ct practile in to»:
tt‘ltt )t‘lll'~. \\.‘1\ «limou-retl by l"r:tn l
(-jxco tlt- l'lltiu ill l.'r."-.l “hill1 on u to) ’
Entrance on Main St. Furficld Ave. Cannon It.
The unto» W to so my ' lug-”
Howmnns
Bridgeport, Com.
Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1916.
AN AUTUIMN SALE OF
. Housewares
A sale that combines saling of money with saving of time and work.
A sale that brings dozens of utensils to
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make daily housework easier;—each at less
than usual price. __ > w , .. t, 95'
A sale that 05ch pretty furnishings for the home—at a saving. ' I '
Handsome glass t Galvanized ware _ Silverware 3 - ,
(‘ut glass in netv combinations ol’ lixtrahcmy garbage t':ill.\ $2.753 l anrliui, m I 1 hi . l J
. ’ . i . ' t l‘ ' it ‘ \‘ ' '
Pulling; good weight and with lll‘li-‘ Garbage t'rtl1> of medium \\tight ”“5 and It’tlt‘iiil rip; dhiiilmpupm
liancet~ 5- 1.- -. . . . a . 9 pet
tilid 12" $1 shutters itllli ilal pieces ‘.’-3r. to 39. '"
water sets~3tt30
h inch bow is »~ $3
tern dislit-s~-~SZ.50
mayonnaise sets—- $2
sugar and cream sets-42.7.0
celery tray.» 52
vase~ 2
bun bon dishes ~— $1
The bride wore white tulle. withl “14“ “l i‘\l'lttt'u|‘iuu M-cltiirr the pearls, Engraved glassware in tasteful new
white satin, und '4 \cil with a cup oi
llllt'llt'.‘.-n lut~4_ togetlur with a wreath;
oL orange and carried
showerbonqnct of while heather and
The matron" of honor wore
pale pink tut'frta. trimmed with t'retini‘
lace, and curried a bouquet of Killur-I
blosmuis. :1:
Hint gitltt til. llit' '.\lliili'.ttli.~.' ’
Lower I'nhloi‘niu has two ciipitnls ‘
l.:t lluwiouln, with :t l-tilttllitlltrn ”fl
‘_',tititl, ~l\t.\ 1m- unlcs l-y M‘.‘l from Sun't
llicoo. I‘;Il. and In l';'.:/, with 5.7M);
techie. lllili\ tt‘ plum t‘.il’ll :1 liicli-l
Inuit] from the polls pcutl llhlivl‘il'si
which :irl- :tluou: the most important
' has been a decided fall in tempera-
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“Bit; is‘rEE TIME
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-J
might and \\‘ednesday. l’leasaut
weather prevails this morning in near-
ly all districts cast of the Rocky
Mountains. An extended area of high
pressure is central over iowtt. There
ture during the last 24 hours in the
eastern districts. Fronts are reported
this morning in the northern districts
lcm lowa eastward to Maine,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO: breach a sermon on “Religious liniucu-j Dibble street.
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'l'emperaturc: Low, 44; higlt,’
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A stated convocation of Washington;
Chapter, R. A, )l., will be held iomor-i
:ow evening. ;
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~See Charley (‘haplin in "(‘liai‘lt’Y-‘l‘
by Porter Emerson lliowuc, the local
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n‘o PAINT tlltlulwright. About one hundred peo-|
Your House— iplc were in attendant c at hot niphl's
Estimates Cheerfully Given. i““"’““‘i-
DDER ' “H—‘
JACQB RU ‘ '"Cllililt‘y Chaplin at urgent to-
( I08 So. Mam St. Phone 1446 ”mm .
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
'l‘tlesday—~tlil'ls' Friendly Set-icty iu
the Parish House lit 7:3". ’
\‘Vodnesday Woman's (luild in u..-'
Parish House at, 21:30, Tod served Mi
4. t‘onfiruiaiion instruction in the
Guild room at 7:30. f
Thursday :lttx'tor'." Helpers. 9Wcst'
Main street, at 3 p. in. 1
Sunday nert is the day of intercesf
ulon for Sunday schools throughout the
whole Anglican communion. There,
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will be a corporate communion of the‘ Mrs. F. B. (‘olemnn and daughter, 311-; dOlll'ii‘dli‘ ll! 11"" ”It". W5" ultimately t terns- 9.:
teachers of the Sunday school at 3
o'clock. At 10:31) the rector will!
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Fancy biun point oysters, 40c. qt.
Large New Redford Escallops ioc. th
} At wagon, corner of Water and \\‘nsli-, Mrs. Eugene Ehrhnrd,
Clll NEWS 1
iii;'ori >ll‘t‘c‘l‘n, iroui 4 to 7. ‘
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~~(‘hurlc.\‘ Chaplin at Regent
night.
0 SENTENCE ALLEGED “SLAY-
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mud New Jersey were invited, a romp-
I tion was held.
‘il former resident of llelle island.
to;-
in the “wild.
in addition to its lwrl tllslt‘l'rl the.
writers of l.u\\'t'i' t‘;ilil'ol'iti.i licld
plit'll‘Jt". lol u-i ~c~. sperm and pray buck l
whnlex, \\i, 1.. ill the buyous and river:
. moutlw ct the cut coii~t runny ulllgur
tors are to '1‘ found,
city roses.
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Alter the ceremony, to which about
too guests from New York, ilrooklyu
The house was trimmed with autumn
leaves and t‘lll‘)‘>‘ttillll\"mtllii.~‘, and this‘
decorative scheme was carried"
throughout the house. The bride wris-
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Judge and Mrs. Joseph Morton. of. When tit‘ltrL'I' sit-plicnson. the per-l
\\‘oentport had a pleasant cull on Mon»? rector of the locomotive. was visiting'
d“). of this “emik front Mrs_ J_ R, Minn; the 51‘!" of Sir lloliei‘t l'ccl ill lll‘al'ioll'
\‘tll, of Norwalk. u former telcher of on one mansion. SAW "W “Th” Ml
theirs In the old l'nion school. South. "l'nmous iii-imp ITIlL’""""-“"" there!
‘Vonvuik and \er l R Wutermsnl happened to be present llr. llucklutid.,
, V , . the scientist. und Sir William l‘ollett..
tormerly of bunglttutk, now of .\ew. the {unions "mum”.
York city.
fitcpheusou di~cusscd with Dr. Buck I
3 land one of his furoritc theories as to!
Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. llenger, Mr. and = the formation of coal and; though uu-
lita, of South Norwslk. who have beefl‘ vanquished lulu-uranium“ um] um»
”3“an M”. James Coleman. of 7‘ tory of tho doctor. who was it better
llanbury have returred muster ottonxuu fence lliuu lilillflt‘lf.l
' ‘- .\‘ext morning while poudtu‘lug over his
1" ””‘ir 1"""95‘ defeat In the solitude of the garden he
-—-- lwns il(‘(‘t)§l(‘(‘ by Sir \\‘llliutu l"ollettI
.loh‘i Gallagher. of South Norwnlk,‘ nntl confided in that gentleman the‘
has returned to his home ultei‘ spcnfi- Nl'tl‘l' “r Ill“ i‘uilure. 1
lug a “Wk as the guest of Mr. and Sir William. llt'qllllllltt‘tl with the de-I
of \\‘illutm‘ tlllls or the mutter in dispute. "urinal,
tto take up the» wise lllitl soon after-
lwnrd attached Dr. llucklnnd on the;
5 subject. A long: discussion ensued. inf
112. it. lluudnll and Pet“ which the man of law completely til-1
d have returned to their. leucod the man of science. who wnsl
. ‘, in “love street. arm’ at last compelled to own himself van-l
mending thtl summer at Nash's ls-lqlmlwd' Sh- Robert “‘0" hlullly.‘
land Noroton nouns-mi of this example of “lit for
' ‘ ‘ tut." then turned to the inventor and
2 inquired. with it laugh:
it roct, linnbury.
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NEW YORK, ()ct., in.~tlii.~mvv Kit“
I golman, branded by the police HS "0113‘
of the most despicable men in New,
° tYork," will b- brou'ht into court to-'
t‘hnrlcs .l. Prescott ‘ L t
and Albert M" livt itteiv mice n 1 htrg )l
'(l 0 “' '0 Ft“ 93‘ l) t ('t 0‘
t' . . 's' t Brookl n-l ' .
luhlunn n" u no” a the y ’wliite slavery" to which he pleaded
ilmton ball game today. They went; guilty several “.93“ Milo. Kugleman
to Brooklyn in Mr. Bulkley 5 auto. l .
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Hard i.ucll"at the Palace today.
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James 11. Rundlel'diverett Bulkley,
is alleged to have ruined t‘nrrie Kanl‘ll.
man. the young high school girl whose
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“hat would 30“ do for a n1“ Iconfession of her experience as a
See what. Barney Bernard.
l-Zurl (‘tllt‘llltllL of South Norwalk, is
,visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ehrhard,
of William street. Dilliblll‘)‘. !
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Mrs minaret Shields and Mrs. Mary:
McMahon, of South Norwzilk, were vis-
itors at the ilanhury fair, last week. i
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the
.‘lis.~l~‘1:tnces t‘ostcllo spent
“.ltul what do you say on this mat»
tcr. Mr. Stephenson?"
"Why." he replied. “i will only say
this-that of all the powers above and
under the earth there scents to me no,
pmver equal to tho gift of the pub." ‘
Nov" Wu "Union John."
Of the objects whose name l< derived
from the diminutive of John the union
ilfllliltl trust it.
Four _. Dollars
Rants 5 Box For One Ycar
in Our Safe Deposit Vaults.
Interest at 4% Per Annum in
Savings Depsrtmont.
designs:~
7t inch bowls
nigar and cream Sets
7 inch bowls
c: lery trays
couiports
Each at 95c
.il-lly glasses with llii (‘ovcrn—Ittc
doz
Jelly moulds with tin covers >33;
doz
dot.
and
El Alias jars,
ideal Sure-Seal
quarts «ictt doz
Economy jurs,
$1.00 do!
Decorated vases, pretty patterns,»—
”Ur-lid," tic
pints
Jars,
plutn~ we doz. qrarls‘
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\\‘nter sets with initial in Old Eng-
li'ali style, t; glass and 3 pint pitcher ~
Crockery
lluviland dinnersets of too piocoe.‘
floral pattern. pink and green—-8:.’:I.Eitil
Dinnersets of 100 pieces floral
spray pattern.—-—88.25 1‘
Tea cups and saucers in 4 good ptl’-'
Teapots brown and white-2H: ;
Japanese chins celery sets and:
cheeseond cracker dishes, luuid doc-i
{mated—:1 l
Chins "salt and pepper shakers with|
Old English inl-tiul-9c l
Bread and butter plates hand.
painted in good patterns-40c :i'ml liel
White enamelware l
Spotless and sanitary and nitrite?
tire I
Preserving kettles—700 l
Covered kettles—70c
'l‘cn kettles~~~706 ,
Berlin s;tucepuns-50c 9
Double hoilcrs»«75c
Coffee pots~ 500 l
Dish puns, round—50c and 65c i
Oval dispansA—Tv’tc I
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The Howland Dry Goods Co.
llotury nah sitters,
carp—$3.30
completed \\i.‘i .
Butler and thirst hnllt‘s, suga‘
shells and pickle ftJlli.>‘-;ilC.
(‘oiiugutcd ash cam, \cry strong, —
$1.35
Ash sitters, rotary. $23.3
lleai)‘ ccnl scuttlés.» :tttc
t‘old unai iotlts and gravy ladle”
5.30.
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licrr)‘ spoons and calm knives—$1.
Sherwood dish draiucrs, great my. Salad and tomato servers $l.25.
"h- “f time 45,,- h‘dvci‘plaicd ware with base. of goo! ‘r.
Aluminum ware strong white metal spoons, knizeQ
Sacuccpau Sr”, 3 plQ‘Cl‘é,”’ $1 and forks of >(‘\'t‘i'lil sizes. trays, strains,
Double boilers, ._. ilk-A51 ‘t-rs and such To. to $1.65. a t
UillelPl pallS'v— {tile :-
Tea kettles, t3 quarts ~—$1.95 . Heaters Ii
(‘offt'c pcrcolalorS—fl 1 Gus heaters of great “Edam,-
nickeled finial—$7.50.
Gas heaters to be fastened on wall
(‘tilandt'l‘tr—Tfic
lieavy skillets --e 81
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l’i't‘a‘tl‘illlg kettles—Sue bracket—20o, 300.. 400'
“warm.” saucepans—«duc . Pcrfection oil heaters, throw on!
comforting heat— 82.95. i
. Clmhes wring"?! Threeburner oil
Single board. guaranteed tor 1 year,‘. ..
*8" 6’» and $310 Hug—$4, ‘9' I '
~..'.I-. t. ‘ Gas 0 ‘ -'- vi '
\\ ringers with .‘i you gutli'llill0t’,—} C0 king MOMS} ‘ burners “1m “
33 65 large oven and broiler-$12.50 an.
- , $13.50. ' '
5~year guaranteed w-ringers~$i.75 .
‘ (‘alinet t. 'l ' ' ‘
Reversible doubleboard \\‘l'lllflt‘l‘n bur'ie’rs “:1” Sims" 01b“ style, .
guaranteed, $4.35 and $5.25 , . ‘ .mmer urner, la
oven and broder and pistewarmin‘
Needfuls
shelf~$26. ‘
Food choppers, 4 knives, ——.\Sc I .
Japanned cereal and spice sets, .12
pug—50¢
Small iron skiilets~18c
(‘oaster sets. tray and 6 coasters:-
650 .3 5‘
(‘oastcrs several patterns,~—5c .. ‘
Gray enameled 2»qt rice h0llers~
tlfic
Spice sets, tl jar and container,—-—25c
Potato floors—29c
llisscli _|curpet sweepers-41.75
Furnily scales weight to 24 pounds
~si.ua ~29c. ‘
Folding lunch boxes—Sc Dish mops with tinsel strand; clean
Mrs. Potts sud irons, 3 irons with tlioroughly,-lSc. -
handle and stand, —90c 0-So-Ezy mops with handle and 1-"
Canvas clotespin bag with 5 dozen pint 01‘ Cedar Oil—$1. . it"
plus ----- the 1 Ozone soap-8 for 256. ' ' 7 ‘
Preserving kettles, gray enamel- Kirkmitn's soap-10 for 38¢. {PM
ware, ~ 39c Wright's silver cream—21c.
Furaucc shovels, long or short lian— Amt-o stove polish—Tc.
Gift-*6.“ . Luz—80.
Nickelcd copper tea-kettles, not per— Climax wallpaper “cleaner-5c.
feet but guaranteed not to leak, 5 Cedar Oil polish—Sc.
sizes——$l l’arowax—Sc.
White bread boxes‘GOc ; (told I)u.~t small—8 for 25¢.
ilolltop bread and cake boxes— ‘ Old Dutch Cleanser—~8c.
$1.10 t Liquid Veneer—210.
Flour cans, hold 50 lbs, 900 l imal polish~10c
stoves for cool.
Refrigerstors . .
' Leonard (‘leanable and Mchfi ‘
sample refrigerators, 7 sizes, all Leon- “
ards with seamless bongo—$29 to 86.. L
‘ For cleaning
linstless dust cloths—15c.
liustless utility brushes—25c.
Dustless floor brushes—85c.
l-‘loor mops with handle. at: u
mind—210., 30c,, 40c. , ,
Brooms of extra quality. good
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for a new trial Freeman alleged that, “a“, to be. classified
. , arranged and
WWTmfw'M agents “9‘“ 1° canfldanmmped before they can be prescn'ud
and intimidated witnesses.
.it‘ thw :wcting. Two local dclogates
‘ ll~ - “.i\0 Branch of the lodge will
. .aite idle trip, Pint (huncellom Fred
.Wiliiams and Richard Sweeney, Al‘-
WANTEWEN‘HNEER AX“ "AN'Jcr thc meeting a banquet will be
(I! ma't. liDtl'l t‘llflord. shim.“ to u“, delegates, ”d many
"'-"“": Ipromlnent members of the lodge will
lbs heard from.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
collars? “hi '0 .H “1 1m, (h, r ‘lltuisib'. \\tmli-i‘iltl iu Stumt'onl ll‘. thi- must of, Jnck 0“""0‘ mum to 1,0 um, I” tint.
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does {or it in “Phantom Fortunes" m. ‘ ’ _, .. _ .. . i" .11. u .. .1 hi. .1.a:i:....-_ thus (it clillnlrl the knights and men» ‘7- .. “ -._.. - .“_,, .m__..... “in: _7 7
i It] . my" 1 {0" ”W 9" ”1m \tgotous ””‘ ‘“ .. -_- . Ht-lll'lllfl wnro u .lll‘cout. or "Jacqiic." tls' LUM’ON. Si‘lti~13.u’l‘he wife of Gcnu " 7 "
tip .1 um i .. .‘uizztinut the llullic in girls in Now ('lmlv New”. ”I (‘9 {mm \‘or-’ it was ”‘1le bearing the emblem 0L eral Townsend who . ‘ ‘ i
in fliriation with Ken‘hnmifisf...i\'fm Mk‘ ' f; .. .l " 1 1 ‘u, , [her of their ltiititilitlllljv' or ur the tortilla" m f ,‘“mm_l°“’d “‘7. ' .'
--»\\‘hat would you do for a million; York. The Killlftlllflll girl, a sienna" ",‘l ' _ f"! i ‘ ,l 1‘ \Ht' h ‘l' to wimsc service they were .vwoi‘tim f ,‘U‘ aimed m Loustantinople on a erc an
dollars? See who". Barney Bernard rapher in 11],. office of a big x..\\-,f”°"d“ "1 l‘“‘"“"-"- iul'ildllllll)’ the ward was trnnsfcrrctl to ‘1 “i" ‘0 “.0? husband, “0091111111: l0. ' .
«tors for it in “Phantom Fortunes“ at‘Ym-k corporation:t‘OllfPRsed that arm“. \lr~ Hue-1,111. t‘ HP liilli the. banner which was (can-ion Trill-IL; Title.“ orld. it proceeds: ‘ . .
the Palace [OGBY- l'i flirtation with Kneelman he belt‘tll- ‘ 3' ““‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ 0 "" « ‘9“"m-V~“"‘ ”“NW "‘“W‘ F ‘ i‘l‘llNSISOil was asked for her to‘ D ,. ..
t‘ ‘ ' 1". int: 7:. fr. 1 5:9 ' .‘u Vii“. liduv lu thei me ftl illr't-; . -. t - ,. -. e .
led her and thcn gem heron the SHOE” 3:]: Y 'rk Iin” I d “ill ‘ \ t m’ isli ntilioti‘tl that: ‘lrltl lfilth {illitntlf lithium“ u“ Journty duwuy after the pendableG-l ades and NeWStyles
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The ladies of the visiting board of .__._____.__.__. ___.,-.___ __ lsmall flagpole ut the how of n shlpl‘nnp'dm of hut. mu ‘)f*"1"'l‘i *90’“ r at Modnra‘te Pric
ti o .‘v'orwalk Hospital and those :is-j NEW TRIAL FOR ALBERT FREE- KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS .1 lltnowu its the. ‘Uacltstall‘f— Londonito “me made "0 opposition. 1‘0 0119 " es .
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l'an Bu‘en 58 “.051 avenue on Wed- NEW YORK Oct. ‘10....Anefalapge V . . ’ . l, Two Sets of Muscles. lshc will be able to tell her husband LATEST NOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR 25¢ to $3 00
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arrangements for Saturday, October r‘roinnn who with luli'in Hawthorne FESeion of the Gzand Lodge of‘Conncc-, llli‘ illlli‘l' OMS: WM" 3"“ 35"“31' I‘m-"'9' il‘tln {if . K i WARM FL‘ANNELETTF GARMENTS
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the ladies will please brln a list of the author, and Dr. William G. Morton . "9“" knight" of I A‘.t“""" “l” hold "5,; immi- "l‘he outer mm, are convenionccs' “Meantime, so i gather from a friend. VVORSTED TOQUES for children
their ills ndl d' L . S h of Boston, was convicted of fradulentl‘mnum convention m l‘ythum "3“); {Utmforfiflng actions. rm,,.,,,,,,.,.o,,o§.wilo left the city frcquentlv, lift; is WORS ~
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