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WIN?“ ‘f'O menu COV-
II YOU. Think Ihil not, it new
a great deal to you.
Taylor a Golden
Toloplfono No. 1310
“0th Nor-walk Trust Co. Bldg.
.msumtcs l
'tU nfl'yl the ammonia. and lut’
15 “no a". h I b.
mgr m smote-hi
t» m at...“ a uni-u [Rodi
«an; and laminated Willa. \‘o'l !
":3 d "rut venue. as the he“
icnuc senator from the Trauma“
Ils‘enuorui I’LDU'K‘I. Thus the one;
‘ rim: of who was going to run for sen-
iatox on the Ilemociain lllht'l was >01-
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‘Wiwtmmt
eurrvconamo wsoomo
»t‘li:4il.—y t'liap'iin at ltiib'lll ‘0'
lldwaid llaiiiiltoii ua>~ ai‘icsied, yes-
terday, on a wairaiit, by Sergeant
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the
ON'T “my about
chilly days and nights
that autumn will bring.
Buy our guaranteed coal and
cheer/up. You'll get the high;
est quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.
Harris & Gan:
VWater St. South Norwnlh
Ceremony and Reception at Moorlands
Saturady Afternoon. 7 :
Saturday, at 4 p. m. at Moorlands,I
the pestilence of the bride's parents at.
Shippan, Helen Corning, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corning, were
married to (‘iaudius Francis Beatiy: of
125 Port Green street, Prooklyn.
Miss t‘orning was atuiided by htr
sister, Mrs. Robert (‘. Montgomery oi"P
liairy Gibson. For some time llaiiiil-
ton has been stepping over the bounds
and creating a disturbance in his
‘moditr's liuliit, in Mull. stitci. Iii:
lease was tried before Judge Lockwood,
illlls inoinink, iii lllt uptown couzt, and
was toniliimd fioiii day to day. llam-
ilton was paroiled in the custody of
; :iei'gt-ant J. liai'ry Gibson.
i -—V . Nt-W York. Florence Hamilton and‘
, ('iiuiley t‘liaimn ail Wt?“ "" iziniiy Jacob were ilower girls.
{night \\‘illvurt F. lurt of New York. was
l)t':" mail. The Ushers wem Edward
I’ Corning. a l)0l‘llit"‘ of the bride and:
lidward Vollnier of New York. The:
oilieiatme clergyman was Dr. Stanlel'l
\viiin- oi xew York, set-retaiy of tim‘
l‘rcsby'criaii Board of Foreign Mis-
‘s'lllils.
The bride wore wlii'e tulle, wiihl
white satin. and a veil with a cap of
Illic.ie.--.,.e law-l together with a wreath
of orange and carried :1!
sliowerbouqm-t of white heather and'
roses. The matron of honor wore
pale pink tufftta. trimmed with cream'
i The second lllt‘t‘illtt; of the Junior
' ot' llie Noiwailt Hospital was
held last night in h‘t. l’aul's l'arish
lilall, in Iicikciey :trcc'. and was \ci'y
:iarneiy attended. i’lans Were iiiiule tori
inn entertainment and which
will be held after the next lllt‘t‘illlfl,‘
,which will be on the sucond Monday
'in November. Fred Murphy, Itoger
Lyon and Miss Mary llctts were ap,
pointed as a committee to make the,
filial ui'iangenienls for the affair, A,
it‘ligllr
Hit'iail
blossoms.
NOW 18 THE TIME
TO PAINT
Your House—
Estimates Cheer-fully Given.
jACOB RUDDER
I08 So. Main St. Phone r446
WEATHER FORECAST.
l-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday, Pleasant
weather prevails this morning in near-
ly all districts cast of the Rocky
)lountains. An extended area of high
pressure is central over Iowa. There
has been a decided fall in tempera-
ture during the last 24 hours in the
eastern districts, Frosts are reported
this morning in the northern districts
1cm Iowa eastward to Maine,
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘empcraturc: Low, 44; high,
6o. Clear. 1 .-
A siatod convocation of Washfirgton
-Chaptcr. R. A, M, will be held tomor~l
sow evening.
~See Charley Chaplin in “Charley's
llnrd lluck'at the Palace today.
James H. lluudle, Everett Buikley.
l‘liarles J. Prescott and Albert M.
l’ohlman‘ are visitors at the Brooklyn
Boston ball game today. They went
to Brooklyn in Mr. Bulklcy's auto.
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feature of iie.\t iiionili's meeting will
be an address, which will be delivered,
by Porter Emerson lliowne, the local‘
playwright. About one hundred peo-
ple were in attendance at last night's
lace, and carried a bouquet of Kilian,
eny roses.
After the ceremony, to which about i
‘ido guests from New York, Ilrookiyn‘
and New Jersey- Wt re imitetl. a rewp:
. tion was held.
W The house was trimmed with autumn
,Ieavea and chrysauthcmums, and this
i decorative scheme was carried3
, throughout the houw. The bride w as‘
GRACE PARISH NOTES’ :a former resident of Belle Island.
Tuesday (lirls' Friendly Soeiety in.
”w Parish "0““. m 7:30' . _ l Judge and Mrs. Joseph Morton. of.
Wednesday Woman's Guild m ”w.\\'vsttxirt had a pleasant call on Mon-l
Parish House at 3130' T“ “fled “1 V day of this week from Mrs. J. R. Man;
i. t‘onflrmatiou instruction in the vin, “f Norwalk. a former teacher of
Guild room at 7330- ltheirs in the old l'nion school, Southi
Thursday—ltector's Helpers, 9W0“.‘.\'orwalk and Mrs. L. R. Waterman:
Main street, at 3 D- m. _ lformerly' of Saugatur-k, now of New‘
Sunday next is the day of interces-‘York my,
sion for Sunday schools throughout the i
whole Anglican communion. There Mr. and Mrs. A. it. llenger. Mr. and,
Twill be a corporate communion of the, Mrs. P. B. (‘olcman and daughter, Ju-f
ltcachers of the Sunday school at 81 Hill, of South Norwalk, who have beefij
meeting.
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' —-~(.‘liarle,v Chaplin at liegeii‘
nigh i.
lo‘clock, At 10:30 the rector will visiting Mrs. James Coleman. of 7
,oreach a sermon on “Religious Ilduca‘ Dibble street, llanbury. have returned
ltion." to their homes. :
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l John Gallagher. of South Norwaik.
I has returned to his home after spend-,
ing a week as the guest of Mr. and
ers. icugcne Eiiriiard, of Williaid
lhlroct, lianbury. l
» SPECIAL TODAY. l
Ftlllt'y blue point oysters, 40c. qt.
Large New iedford Escallops 40c. qt.
\t wagon. corner of Water and Wash»
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ing‘on streets. irom -i to f-
»-t‘li:ii‘ic)’ (‘liaplin at Hegel“. 10', iii; and Mrs. l-:. I). llaudall and l‘erW
night. _ . .3 ‘ icy (‘. Quintard have returned to their
‘hoails, in Elm tirove street, after‘
:70 SENTENCE ALLEGED "Si-Ami; pending tht( summer at Nash's ls
l EFL" ”and, Noroton. ‘
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! 'NI'IW Ylilllx'. Oct. it). —(lusla\'t‘ 1m»; liar] Coleman. of South Norwalk, is
’ gelman, branded by the police as "one‘ visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ehrhard,
of the most despicable .men in hereof William “to”. Danbury.
lYork." will be brought into court to-'
! da-‘f ‘0 mm“ ”mm“? 0" “ "“3““ ”l, M rs Margaret Shields and Mrs. Mary
l white slavery_ to which he. pleaded McMahon. of South .\'or\\'alk, were.viS-
guilty “"9"” weeks "30‘ hugieman itors at the llanbury lair, last week.
i is alleged to have ruined Carrie Knoll-i
to lie an island.
'eent yeah. now distmci'ed by Fran-1
tuition-It'll!” not“...
“out: Mosh-u mule. It hu;
.- an; «unwinding In but In that a“
the Atlantic (mu peolnwla of I‘iot-
ids. but nearly 700 lulle- mun- rmxti
line owing Io its extreme length of 7m?
miles. Florida bu more than fourteen
. times In many luiople.
Varying to width from thirty to 150
miles, IAHH'I‘ i‘llllful'hlu is n l‘lI;-'ged.l
barren strip of land. with u mountain-I
ous backbone largely oi“ \nl.;i|ilt' mp!
gin. I’UI‘ nearly Ltlll years after its dis“
covery by the Spaniards it was thought;
The southern portion or the peninsula,
Int-s some rain, but the northern section I
is dry and arid, JII‘UtIUt‘lli': tereals. to-:
Dawn, grapes, cassava and sugar canal
only after being thoroughly irrigated.
The mineral resources are \alualile
and \urictl. Hold, sih er, lead, copper,
suit, gypumi. tiirdlloises, opnis and gain! Handsome glass l
HUN "1‘0 l'i't‘llliil'll' “"“i‘d- '“lt‘ i‘ill'l‘l‘i Cut glass in new combinations of
mine»: or lJI i'az \vcie uerl ed by tho
than usual price.
. _ e t 'i'; . . ' . I; ' -
Jesuits Is curly us 1‘“, Hm," years lll tilt, Lood weight did with bril
.after the famous llltlit', Halv:iliei‘r:1.} ldllCe.—- -._
estallhiietl the lii\I permanent Spanish ““9" “‘15 49-50
N'lilt‘lllt‘lll in the land. 3 inch bowls- 33
The tiiziuiiiticciit .\I.I;.:daicna hay. on; {em d151,”--32'50
“hm“ Plum-KN] “luv” hm “m“‘l mayonnaise sets—$23
long and twelve miles \tide. it”. pug. sour and (I a t ,.,
.. . . "' H.- -.i ~,., L.
ciiic Ilt‘t‘l‘l or the .\llll'l‘it'.l|l "My novel 5 I’ll b b 3 ”J
conducted their target practite in [9.2 "Hwy trays 5-
\ase--~82 t
t'l>co dc l lion in Ifiiill ulplu on a royal hon lion myth”; _. $1
“5"" "r “1 Mu” “1 "WM“! ”I“ pearls} Engraved glassware in tasteful new
and told oi the ”-Aliitllttilmn idesigiis:
lmucl‘ t aililol‘lllll has too lupin,“ -1 billtl l) “is
. 4 ' t) '
La l.li\t'li:ul.l. with a l-tptllnlloll of I
2.0”". 5,“, live miles 1",. sea from Sun] sugar and cream slits
lllt‘:o. cal. and Lu l'../. with 5.3.4) 7'lllt'llbultl5
pimple, man) of whom earn .'l livelil celery trays
litilill from the ports pearl fisheries eoiuports '
uliit-It un- among the most important
in the world EaCh at 95C
u illi tin covers —7 20c
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In addition to its pearl oysters the J 1) 81h".
waters of l.o\"t'l' t'iili"ni'iii.I yieldiduz
hlmllut“. “M“, M. sperm “M kl'fll’ liuckl Jelly moulds with liu emery-3.3;
whales, \\ i;:i~ in the bayous ulnl riverIdoz
mouths of the east coast many ulligu‘
tors are in le found.
EZ Atlas jars, quai‘t,~i.‘.c dor.
Ideal SureSeal jars, pints and
Squarts ICU do:
GIFT OF THE GAB. i Economy jars, pints we dnz, (“‘ilri‘i
l l $l.00 dUZ
1 Why SQOPHGMN‘ “mull“ 7"". W", Decorated vases, pretty patterns,-—'
i No Power to Equal It. 75c
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“lien heorm htrphcnson, the per-l “m” sets with Initial in Old Eng-
fector of the ltwomotive, was visiting! . , . - .
”w m” “r Sir liobert l'eel “l “”510“,”in style, I; glassand 3 pint Illlt‘llf‘l‘~l
on one occasion. says the writer of
“Famous Ilritlsh Engineers." then"
happened to be present Dr, llm-klniid.,
the seicntist. and Sir William I'ollett. .
m9 famous “hm...“ floral pattern. pink and green—»— 22.50
Stephenson discmsed with Dr. Buck-l Dlnm'l'flf‘il Of 100 pieces “0”“
land one of his favorite theories as to spray pattern,—~$S.25 ‘
the formation of coal and, though uni Ten cups and saucers in 4 good pan!
doubtedly In the rl lit.rwus ultimately term“ 90 l
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Crockery
llaviland dinnersets of 100 pieces,‘
vanquished by life" rgumcnts and oru-i .
tory of the doctor, who was a betterl Teapots brown and white—die
master of tongue fence than himselfd Japanese china “4"" ‘9” and
Nextnionilug while pondering over msgcheeseand "Mk" dlshes, hand “*‘C't
defeat in the solitude of the mmleu he mated—81 l
was demoted by Sir \\'llllaiu I-‘ollettl China salt and pepper shakers with:
utlld winitim! “i that gentleman tin-,0” English initial—9c l
5 ul')‘ o Is ll live. i
Sir William, acquaiutml with the de-l Bread. and hm” plums , hand
tails of the matter in dispute. agreed I painted “1 good patterns‘vloe "Ml 1"Ct
to take up the case iunl soon after- ’
wunl attacked Dr. llucklaud on the; Wh‘te cnamelware
Spotless and sanitary and attrac-
: subject. A long discussion ensued. In.
which the man of law completely at u" l
leuced the mm of science. who was. l‘l‘t‘fiervlng kettles—~70c l
at last compelled to own himself vuirl Catered kettles—70c ‘
quislied. Sir nniim I‘ecl. highly In... ”mph“... \ l
,umused nt this example of "fit for, I
Berlin saucepans— 50c
Double boilers—lac
Coffee pots» 500
till." then turned to the Inventor and
inquirml. with a laugh:
“And what d.) you say on this mat-I I
for. Mr. Stephenson?" a his" pans, I"HIM-4100 and one '.
_ "Why." he replied. "I will only “Ml Ol‘nl dispaiis—Tfuc l
. this—that of all the powers above and, a: _ ‘
under the. earth there seems to me no; ‘ -
. power equal to the gift of the gull." ,v ‘
NOVOI‘ Wu "Union John." l .-
”mnmskfnrfnidAn~Cmu
Bridxeport. Con.
A sale that brings dozen; of utensils to make daily housework easier;-——cach at
'sizeson
, liuan. the young high school girl whose
' ——What would you do for a mllllOl’it h” experience as u
! confession of
dollars? SH} what Barney Bert-lard; while slave responsible
“"95 for it in “Phantom Fortuties' at for the present vigorous crusud"
”l" l’alacc today. .‘against the tinlllc in girls in New
in llimitlon with chelmanlisi‘...Kfni
"What would YOU (10 f0? 11 million York. The l-iiiuffiiian girl. a sit-nog-
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cloiiars? See what Barney Bernard;mpher in the office or a big New
was largely
.6008 for it in "Phantom Fortunes“ all York corporation. confessed that after:
the Palace today. fa flirtation with Kllg‘lmfln, he bI'Il'tll"
i ed her and then sent her on the streets
The ladies of the visiting board of
tl.e Korwulk Hospital and those as-j NEW TR'AL FOR ALBERT FREE‘
,rirtini: them in “Tag Day"; wili'have a; MAN“
meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert:
.‘Van Dutch, 58 West avenue. on Wed-i
'ncsday morning. at 9:30, to complete
xirranizcnients for Saturday. October
14. A large attendance is desired and!
the ladies will please bring a list of
-thelr girls and ladies assisting them. i
of more than time years ‘since his
iiilrst trial and conviction. Albert
Freeman, who, with J‘ulian llawthome
the author. and Dr. William G. Morton
of Boston, was convicted of fradulent
in Canadian mining stocks, was an.
raigned in the criminal branch of the
United States district 'court here to-
‘day for the beginning of his second
trial. Hawthorne and Dr. Murlon
each served sentences in the Federal
penitentiary at Atlanta. Freeman's
conviction and sentence of five years,
were reverse dby the United States;
court of appeals. In his application}
for a new‘trlal Freeman alleged thatl
government agents went to Canada:
and intimidated witnesses.
~Cliarley (‘ha‘plin at Regent to-
night.
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Insure ., Your Family
Treasures
'I‘our Dollars
Rent: a Box For One Year
in Out Sale Depotit Vaults.
Interest at 4% Per Alumni in
Savings Department.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
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WANTED—ENGINEER AND HAN-
dy man. llotel,CIifforl 3t.-
60- ; NOTICE. . l
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, ,l Womiit “cross at .18 o'éioqi: Til
' r ' "new
Xicw voaic ()ct., in, ~After 'a lapse ‘
use of the mails to swindle investors;
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l 0f the objects whose mime Is derived ‘
the" from the diminutive of John the union ,
weekend in Stamford 2c; the ;;ue.~i of jack cannot claim to be one. In tlie‘
Miss lv‘iuiiccs t‘osicllo spent
[10mm
Tuesday, Oct. 10, I916.
AN AUTUMN SALE OF
Housewares
A sale that combines 53 ring of money with saving of time and work.
less '
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A sale that offers pretty furnishings for the home—at a saving.
Galvanized ware ware 3
EXIFIIHHX garbage cans $2.33 Sterling sill lcware Inclum
(iariage cans of medium weight trays and mm“, rings and pem‘
and size—41 slialirrs and flat pious -»‘.’&c. to 89.
llotziry ash sitters,
cam—13.30
(‘orrugaicd ash cans, very strong, -
$1.35
Ash sifzers, rotary,
llcavy coal scuttles,» .‘i‘Jc
Sherwood dish drainers,
ers of time 45c
coiiipieted \tit‘i
Butter and cheese knives, all" " ,
shells and pickle lurks—59c. j
(Told moat forks and gravy ladle”
«‘50. ' ‘
.l n- '
- lJIJ .,
lltl‘l‘y spoons and cake knives—‘1.
Salad and tomato servers—1L5.
Silvtrplaled “are with base. of 300‘
strong white metal spoons. knivét
and forks of several sizes. trays. strain.
,ers and such rr'ic. to 84.65. i
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grcat say»
Aluminum ware
Saclicepaii sets, Li pieces, ~81
Double boilers, 2 qt,»— $1
(iiiielct 'pans~ 900
Tea kettles, 6 quarts 11.95
(‘offee percolators—il
(‘olanders——75c
lieavy skillets «81
l'rcst rving kettlerwSUc
\Vearever saucepans~6ttc
Clothes wringers
Single board. guaranteed for 1 year,1
nsztm and 33.10 :
\Vringers with
33.65
5-year guaranteed wringers-$i75
Reversible double-hoard
guaranteed. $4.35 and 85.25
keedfuis
Food choppers, 4 knives, waste.
Japanned cereal and spice sets, 1.“
pea—500 I
Small iron Skillets—180
Coaster sets. tray and 6 coasters:—
650 - It i
Coasters several pattems,-—5c " “
(li‘ay enameled 2m rice boilers-
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Heaters '=
Gas heaters of great efficiency. L;
niekeled finish—$7.50. ,3.
Gas heaters to be fastened on all. 2'"
bracket—20o, COIL, 40c. ‘ "
Perfection oil heateis, throw on.
comforting heat~$2.95. l "
Three-burner oil sto‘ves for ceohl _
iiig~$7, :9. t j
Gas cooking stoves, 4 burner: wlfl. ‘
large oven and broiler—$13.50 a. "
113.50. ‘ ' 1;
(‘abinet gas ranges of box style, " ”l
burners and simmer burner, In!“ a
oven and broiler and plate-warm“ 'o
shelf—4‘26. ‘
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.i ytar guarantee,—
“ ringers
Refrigerators
. Leonard Cleanable and M00” _»
sample refrigerators, 7 sizes, all L60 .3“
ards with seamless lining—829 to 86‘
For cleaning
llustless dust cloths—15¢.
Dustless utility brushes—25¢.
Dustiess floor brushes—85c.
Floor mops with handle.
twine,—-Zic., 30c., 40¢» .
Brooms of extra quality, good
Cot‘
Spice sets, 6 Jar and container,—-:5c
l'otato riders—29o
llissell carpet sweepers—81.15
Family Fl'tllt‘hl weight to 2i pounds.
——:l.o5 —-29c. ' ,
Folding lunch boxes-8c Dish mops with tinsel strands d...
Mrs. Potts sad irons, 3 ll‘O'lS with thoroughly—18c.
handle and stand, -—90c . 0-So-Exy mops with handle and 1%
(‘anvaa ciotespin bag with 5 dozen pint of Cedar Oil—$1.
pins»l5c Ozone soap-8 for 25c.
Preserving kettles, Kirkman's soap—10 for 38¢.
ware. 39c Wright's silver cream—21c.
l-‘uraucc shovels, long or short lian- AlllCl) stove polish—7c.
gray enamel-
‘
tin».— 65c .. bur—so. ' '
Nickeled copper tea-kettles. not per- Climax wallpaper cleaner-8c.
feet but guaranteed not .to leak. 5 Cedar Oil polish—8c.
Parowax~Sc.
White bread boxes-600 Cold Dust small—8 for 25¢.
ltolltop bread and cake. boxcs— Old Dutch Cleanser-80.
$1.10 _ i Liquid Veneer—210.
Flour cans, hold 50 lbs, 90c ' l Metal poiisli——10c.
The ‘llowland Dry" Goods Co. '
.‘.lr. a i .»lil. (Ilium..- days of chivalry the knights and men-t - » -_.__ .“. _ .,, _ " s
.- __ . ataruis wore a sax-coat. or "jut-quc." as} LON“(‘N.Scint.13.‘r'l‘he wife of Gen. " i H. lg
Hm” ,, t}.- , .mm 1. of 3‘ on Nor-l it was called, hearing the emblem 01- “m Town.- at l. ‘ , | . ‘ _
walk 2‘ r ‘1“ ,.l 0‘ \- ‘. .i | \ .,) . thcr of their nationality or of the lord l Kut Ins “rs-d .‘ m, surrendertd at , ‘ 0 l ,
, ‘, .. .tt i .,_. nt mi! to whose service they “1,“. mum} . ‘i . .u I t in Loustnntmople on a r . :
lfirends' .3, IMAM)" i Gradually the word was transferred tora “m to h“: husband, “”9““"8 10 .
‘_’ . lthe banner which was carried 1.”thth World." It Proceeds: I l H 1
MN Vi: liltlil Sail-V”. of Flu-X llill' the armv and this use of the word stilll “i’t riuisison was asked I i 4
~ .. .| .. .2 .. or her to
Rule. has rl’lllilh‘tl train a \isit in. survives fodnyin the nnmeot‘ the lint-”mi“. u... journey directly after the DBPGDdableGradeS andNeWStyleS l
New York Cillfi 15“ MUM“ m": “N "1‘0 that Of ”lo'surrtnder of Nut and the 'l‘u i's sum
. ._.-..w.__._-. -m- small flamolc at the bow of a ship; . * - ' . ‘ h ,./ + .
known (is the "Jackriaif."»-London 2‘0 have mild" “0 OPPOSIUOD- NO one at MOdeIaue Prlces
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS l , ‘ k -. y , ~ .-. . . ..v ,
. | liionicle. l now. in minu.i.re of me lxut contro~ CHARMING BLO S 3 ,
GRAND LODGEi '* ' ’ 've‘s} better than. Mrs. Townsend, and U ES """""" $1-98 to $6098 l ,
‘ . ' ‘ ' ‘ l . Two Sets of Muscles. ,‘she will be able to tell her husband. LATEST NOVELTIES IN NECKVVEAR 05(‘t0 $3 00 I
buliordinate lodges of the knights You have two 5(th of mmdm_mp; . J, H ' -
_ . . , > no. men.) the (l.ll(inlil of the cam— EXCELLENT KID GLOVES -
fol l’ylhias have received notice that a, outer oncs,’which you can feel. and it’ll-"n but of the liOT‘é"it1til1rlbutes to ‘ m g°°d assortment. ..
session or the Grand Lodge OI Connec-. the inner 011:5. which are your lunzs. Hump,” WARM FLIANNELETTE GARMENTS g
ticut, Knights of l‘J'tliias, will hold iisl heart, stomach and other internal or-l A ' I '
‘ _ . ' he outer ones 1‘ conveniences 3 "Meantime, so I gather from a friend
annualconvention in Pyihian Ilall,i fgllllsierf‘hmdng actions.a glieiuncroncsiWho left the city frequently, life is
335‘ Main street, “ nierbury, 0“ Tum“, are your life—the “be? which makes lquiet in the capital, though there is
day and Wednesday, OHM)" 17 and; $3011 harry 0" depressed, IlOWi‘l‘ml miniuc‘i hostility to the Youunr Turks.
18. The meeting will be called to or.‘ weak, useful or the contrary. Thesemm (canton: to:ispl:..ci.; with who‘r-
der by the grand chancellor, Freder- Inner muscles require training. 5““ .48". ,.V,.,.,l.i01,.: in “.1 ~.] . Ht}
lck W. Chapman, on Tuesday niorning,i like any other muscles. by intelligently ;' ‘ ‘ ' _' . "- . l“ ‘ ury. ‘ . e
. - , 1 directed exorcise. 1m“ Won Ht land to innocence o. mutt.
“I 10:30 o'clock. humorous businesst lthc principle. of .ledburgh justice be—
matters Wlll come before. this meets; Had an "nun". ,in; cxtremely 1“)!“th with Rover.
”‘8’ and “1‘ ““13“ “3"" “9““ warm“ "Youth colors mnurthingsthnt man- thly certain armies of food are dear
that such niaiteis must be in the han‘dsi hood dislikes." ‘ ‘ gm ”,0 Turkish capital. Bread is
of the grand keeper of records and "Oh. I dont know. :llints a Phil-“cheapo, than in England, while meat
seals before the session, as they will “10% Cite "n ”Stance- . \. n no, dear a, a" *
have, to be classified. arranged and. "Well, when I was about sixteen. ‘ ‘ '
stamped before they can be presented fun."—Knnsas City Journal.
at tho meeting. Two local delegates
- .‘ the (Live. Branch of the ledge will
make the trip. Paar Chancellors Fred
Williams and Richard Sweeney. _ Af-
ter the meeting a banquet will be
given to the delegates: and many
prominent members of the lodge will
isupply of luxuries is exhausted."
Philadelphia's Boast.
Philadelphia was the first place. and
remains the only place in Americat
where a first class battleship can be‘
built and equipped rm keel to armor
and fifteen Inch guns without golngbo-
yond aunts border for the mam-ms:- prepare the jars for use. wash them
be heard from. Philadelphia Ledger.- ' "‘ ; very thoroughly—jars, top. and rap.
'—‘—‘-“—7— - then—in. hot. my water. until they
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Do you carefully cleanse your jarsl
before using them? This is as neces-
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Sugar and coffee, _.-.-
years old I thought that'shnvlng was {rule high in W“- “OWN" 'hlk' "1°?
nary as the cooking of the fruit. 'l‘o'~
WORSTED TOQUES for children. ,
woasrso SACQUES, BOOTIES, etc.. for baby.
Make y0ur selections early.
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