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"We. 0' Minna Ian-Ima- to war. on was In put-I
Rim. ,
lu.‘ m m” “I“ mm“ the lit-alarm litter. while parsing
"rim In mines Inca-ed! itiatory has shown not the auto-lover Kelltll‘k)‘. a belt!" or 3,200 toot.
upon and this was the one yesterday that ”nu m navy and diubanda “‘1 Ir. Forbes is not a proteaatoaal loo
vile: the Boatinel nccepted ; contri' tun-r. but the publisher or Architec-
outett article signed “Veritas‘; deanln-y mm” “mm .Whnqn'iluflt. New York city. He has been I
I I" v". mm "Mus .m wmw! less it ll so poor and miserable that “13:1: Lungsaltmmlrssurfillgenxz
In the midst or press troubles the! hasn't "it“!!! “1" 8 Powerful "dingo". the Men‘s (‘lub solely as a uni
article escaped censorship with the re»: ruthless neighbor wants. The Unltedlter of compliment to the members of
null that person-lilies appeared in outStates, with its vast wealth, it it dia- ”‘9 “m” ”is “m“ "i" 3‘" “mm“
columns which should have been!
hltllkmmiofll'nm
tor belch .attalniuinhinliut rm-
‘people the opportunity. oi hearing from
ided Th M wi Ol t d dt armed now. would main- line picking‘a man's own tips something of the ex-
"0 - 9 9' it. me ea an t cit'ement and thrill of ti sport in which
. .i' r 'n red l ~ wer that wanted‘
Eakittnd families need no sponsors in, 0 d y p a oty po . very few people personally indulge.
Wilton and such newspaper mention 1“ awn” '9‘“ ”I imaginary wrongs “WWW” "i" be given in the par-
should not have be?“ permitted, Th9, and recoup “5 war 105593 hilt house of the First Congregational
. . . I . . Church. at is 1». 11].. Monday evening.
papers apology is certainly due the “hat Mr liillqtu’t wants is pt‘et~lse~I
J . and u cordial invitation to attend in
”KING SEN’BINEL TELE aggrieved parties and is most cheerful ll‘ what its Americans out of every ltitt ; extended to all who may be interested t
' ‘ PHONE c‘L‘LS ly given. No further contributions are
. _ wank—the peace of the world. But - . . .
.2 ‘ . R destred lrom the pen 0t "\vor-itns.“ lie-e . 'iden- ”I“ . rid once! i
W ”I" 92' whose identity is available at this of-‘ I I m “9 H ”a “0 p ' BAMUD MOVES EASY l
Mun Office—93. flee . will he iurthered by the Quixotic sell-I!
Welterweight- flappin-
tide 1:04 a. in; 7:” p. m.
. mono; sets 5:05.
Tomorrow the Great October Sale
of Women’s and Misses’ Winter
Suits and Coats -
, Branch Office—i338.
~ ' s Residence—nth.
at, Editor‘s Residence-77524.
WI Manager‘s Residence-
sucrit‘tIt-e of one. nation before the reel1
MR. FITCH JOINS lN PROTEST. particularly,‘
Wilton, Ott 20, 1910'. . .l
My Dear Editor: I on (to .51
Long experience has taught me that} operation 10 remedy the ills 0! man. ‘3
are ready. Socialists
twill] their strong insistence
All Event Big in the Savings and Variety
. tug-ta. . , _ .
”Killer?! Residence—890. figuring; 033$: edetItIm IlsaiItItItt 513:3“le kind. should rem-ignite that the «main my” m, '01“. “Boating.
We... article in your paper of yesterday: mptment of world peace, above all things. . The best thing of all about this sale ts the excellence of the merchandise. We picked the ma-
terials. We selected the trimmings. We supervised the care iitl workmanship. We dictated
the fashions. So you may know it is like no other Autumn." Sale.
Things you’ll find in this sale—Fineness of Materials, Richness of Trimmings, Newest
FashiOns, Excellence of Workmanship—The very kind of Suits an] Coats that women of
critical taste would be eag er to buy, aside from the splendid savings. ‘
suns 7.98-14.98-16.50-18.50-22.50
cons 8.98-12.98-16.50-18.50-22.50
dor u Wilton head. attacking 501])“ of demands world-wide cooperation. NEW YORK. tit-L'Ztl: In :t sizzling
ten-round bout at the (‘lertnont A, C.
our moat respected families, till he 7‘0» l!
lust night Albert Iindoud. Swiss box-
pudiuted by ion, and I ask spice to
PINKS lt- nil concerned and. iii put-- their arms, they must lay them down er and wetter champion oi Europe.
tlcular. to my good friend. “bath" 0 par» .lohltnv Alberis, of Elizabeth. N.
Ealtlttud, my sympathy ttgttltt-t ”tr-5:: J., probtilly the Ilardclil healing that
attacks on home ties. do well it', instead of illogical and ullv industrious member oi' the Queensber-
Vt'rl truly yours. - . . . ‘ty circuit ever received in his life
RICHARD H. lt‘l'l‘t‘ll patriotic “mum on our arm) and Badoud scored the only knockdown
navy, they would ally themselves”; the bout in the llrst round. but Ale
with the other pitcitlst'a‘ who not onltherts was up in u jifl'y. in the fourth,
.ilith and sixth roundb Hfldoud hit his
iopponent at will Albert-s braced it hit
Len AMERICANS To oil.
lltn‘ nations are to lay dolittt
'i
I Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has
.. made public a letter written by him
I 30 Henry Reuterdahi, the expert on
' “nan! attoirs, in which Mr. Roosevelt
.m that Reuterdaltl has made ltI
porosity plain that Admiral Mayo att-
llllml President Wilson and Seretary
Mela 0f the peril to which Americans
. it
together. And our Socialists wouldg
SOCIAleST PAOtFlSM.
Morris Hillqult. who is running {or} favor disarmament but art: willing to
' d t T p‘coandthntwitn congress on the Socialist ticket, art-‘W‘llk rationally and practically mlin tIlw ssvrmhI but in the-I IPlKhlhI.
Incorpose n a!" l . , mum at tentt were repel t on» o a '
. l d 6 of ”11‘? Del” M933“ noutlceu that if he had "1” power “that end. . . the early rounds Both Weighed 152.
Sm have g ’ ' . ~~~.--~-—-— lit the semi-flout Frankie Nelson - I o u u
l 1 e emptorill' in- would scrap the American navy, dla.
Milton and ”all” p I LECTURE av mt. eonass. lwul Jor "urh- . I I I a
band the army and close West Point.
and Annapolis.
Mr. Hiliquit is recognised as the
foremost leader of American Scotch.
ltructed Mayo to withdraW, leaving
’Atnerlcan men, Women and children to
their late; that Mayo put out to sea.
and then received the emphatic pro-
: tut o! the American consul and re-
...-u—
i
p . . ‘BEN EARL Prices
.thI Be (3th in the First Congrega- To TRACK RECOROl
~ it 50‘Specials From 15 Departments
A. liollttnti Forbes. who in”) talk he- _ Wins Piedmont Hotel Cup Race at $2.4
him. There is no question “I h"trot-e the Men's Hub of the Congrega» .000- The" “W." Atlanta 0""
- SPE IAL M IN SPECIALS IN NOTION . .
maedto proeeed but that. the President learning utd his mental torcc. it muSlItionnl thumb. on Monday evening, on A,“ ANTX'QI‘uugérr "I." i‘arl CUNDSEIIuIEALIQSL 10 I ‘d B It. bl k d S SPFCIBAALSSEMIXIT THE
... l“Bitlloottitl' as u Gentleman‘s Sport," ' ' “ » ‘, ' ‘ , . f ' C- 'W e e '"ti- N in
Ind Daniels were insistent; that Mayp be admitted, too, that he is true to the III” a wtll'lII reputation in ”III I_I"“IIIIIIIIItlie .Ltltl 3.t_geltttng on netl by inward $1.50 Prince" 3“” (3,; m m 79c. Wm“. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 1c. yd. .
h (“km by m, “pm“ at . principles of the party he represents of u“. “it WNW-‘0"; 0‘ 0'93““ ff“ m“ "“1“” 69¢. Night Dreaaea ........ 44c. 5c. Banting Cotton, white ...... 3c. “~25 Iron Wash Tubs thh
Inst 93‘ a ' . . . I . . .. .J“ the tiralid Lit-cults $2,000 lied- $1.25 Petticoats, embroidered “d 25c. Hose Supporters, all c010" wrtnger ................... 98c.
. 1 late and ~princlples nlticlt European boclaliatat Ml. “Width l! the lien Wlln. in "N , ) um“ ”I, “a" "Mm“ m... m
British ship ”‘31 H “as 00 ' ‘Jttttws (lul‘tltln liennett row. from l’ll‘t‘mnt .l . l , Scalloped -------------- 83‘“ . . ‘90- 55c. Large Tin Wash Boilers, 39c.
\' that m. 39mm would aggravate the "P“d'mt'd "10 moment W” broke (“n-"rte tit 1908 tell more than it mile in TWIN" “mu“ "“3 yesterdays l I‘ll 01.00 Petticoats, lace trimmed $1.19 25c. Hair Pins, 12 in box. hone . 05 L' 'd V f l 19
..I , . .. . «3 I‘ (am? tltit *tweclt so cut P “.50 Combinations extra 3." 79c. 1ch . c. tqut eneer, orc caning c.
.. . lie has the courage of hit convictions, Ills balloon. t-insitltti: through the tool “I . . . , . .
situation and that the ~11!"le “"9 II I .. h I I" ‘0! it house in the Hi)! or Berlin. “iii" urn-10%" it‘l‘fiflplt‘unnlsmtrt tiili. 5* 25°” 5"“ cm“ ”m" m” ' ' 15° “-75 NO- 9 I" copper nickel plated
. mud from the Mexican tool) by ”if an m ””5” ‘ em “ t ' conspicuous He who also the winner of the Latin It'll? t“ I in; Iota-ads: and ‘did it plfllt- SPECIALS IN WOOL . Tea Kettle ............. $1.29
Bridal: and German naval EblpsI --Yotl ,abliity. (I‘IugIl l’ltlfltll’elml optIttIngInthe iii-lump ily, ”Wm” lllt' “HI-I in 2:0t ::.t_ SWEATERS SPECIALS .IN HOSIERY 19c. Earthen Ware Salt Boxes, 10c.
. . . Hill“ -' ‘t "c" it - . ...-t . . . -. ~ ~ I ‘
huh.“ your case perfectly clear.‘ But for oil tbttt, it doesnt rettuiret lIe also won the national trophv the lit. 2.tlt.Slaatt pitting ratt- unit won $4.50 Lathes, Sweater. . $2.98 AND UNDERWEAR 79%. No. 8 Steel Gray Enamel
tit Mr Roosevelt "As you say in much argument to show that Mr. Hill Mime venr for Him endurance; ' that I by. ““9”“. “I‘m .m'rl'h'v . Mk T" “‘00 L'd'I" swun" ‘ .. ”'93 390- 3°)!" Blow". 5 *0 14.25“”. a Kettle ................ 65c.
wbe'lette' on have furnished com. «lull and his fellow wlilto t-vt‘t‘lal‘tt. is. for lint-int: spent the longest ”mp:IlQI‘LIIhrPtl'tIlIIIltllldvfgIltlylllll::l~|(:I1kllI; $7.98 LadIeI' Sweaters ...... $5.98 33660 MAIL“. gafaxfil‘dezmgx $1953 .
r ' S I ' . - ~ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ l.’ | . r .
yo r 1.1: t hen the Americans ingly right in the principle M ”1,." mm: titl'tiIIIII: lynx"? M “mm" H" 'tme third pint-u in the third "or CORSET 50c. Women‘s Hole. fibre silk, 43c. SPECIALS IN DOMESTIC
pl.“ proo a p » a heat time was in the second, 1:"? 1.4_ DEMONSTRATION SP’ECIALS IN BLANKETS DEPARTMENT
we“ in anger at Tamplco they were 0, m "t.- ch,» Cm“ W, 32.50 Bed Blankets ...... $1.98 pl‘. .
deliberately abandoned by the order! front laced corset which contalnl “-50 “"9““ 3""“°"-- ”-9 P"- Lots too small to advertise in our
I dthat their lives were 3" and “Hunt M". Burnllder “‘00 C'.M°"“' a""“‘“' ”-9 9" Great HarVest Sale which Itaru
.I ~-_o;\Mr.Wlllonln Corset Demonstrator. will be M" $7.50 Diamond Valley Blankets Monda on “I9 um I lot
saved under foreign tinge. . . By :10 all day tomorrow. Her last day. “-98 Pr- WWII. " ° '°w 3‘ ‘
t can President Wilson and ‘ . ‘
male"! 1 I I Ihemwes SPECIALS IN wotsrs SPECIALS IN SHEETS 25c, Mattress Protectors, l7x18
89m" Dale“ "a It New m Stylol. AND CASES 12g... ....
from ““m in the transaction. The gal-89°"? m“? """"" 3::- A “W dozens tell at old pricu- 52.00 Bed Spreads, l2 H Clothe!
." Washington - “DC"? I" ‘ ~~~~~~~~ - 19:. Cases, 45n36 .. .. . t2| 2c. .-
. mutate indisputable $3.00 Lingerie w-im ...... 31.98 24c. Cases 45x36 ............ 17c. $1 H
dispotcbesneterrinxto Mnltoosel'ell‘S 25m 6““: 45‘36 ___________ 1ch $4.50 Government ptankets .. $2.99
latter, say that each or the many 91- .§PECIALS IN TOILET 89c. Shem. 81x90 .......... gilt 10c. Canton Flannel, unbleached
.- '. cases whlcli have been made by Dan- ARTICLES 63:6 32:: 2:3: --------- 83‘;- . 6 34c.
. ' ‘ " """" ' ‘ . lr Holders beaten 3 for So.
at to naval ex- 25c. Kolynoa Tooth Paste 17c. Si 25 Sheets ”90 98c at on , as .
leis is absurd. ncmr B8 g . (I, , 25c. Sanitol Paste or Powder 16c. ‘ '1 """"" ' 25c. Pillow Cases, item-melted. l8c.
ti. and that the real reason it ayo’s if“ l0c- lele soap ------------ 7C- 1.50 s it 2
9;: mm mm m that m ...: -c ,5; H... M...“ ”..., m.“ m SPECIALS IN UPHOL- :9: Borneslzeaas‘scsrciztct .. :8c.
8 n. were or 7r ”-1 Mia—“I'm. STERY DEPARTMENT 25 . F. hl' flea, X ..... 5C.
Wilson roared their presence at 'I‘sm- “*f‘“ SPECIALS IN LADIES' 35c. Congoleum Mata. 18x36 24!: Ic'I “ “we“ N”"'°°k;9‘:° yd
[co would irritate the Mexicans. WRIST BAGS $2.00 Bath Mats. 27x54 $1.39 . .. .......... . .. . .
9 Newest Fall StyleI. 15c. Curtain Swisars, new styles. 39¢ ‘15 ”‘- F'" Marquisettc
-.-—---...» — - 31.50 erat a... ........ :. 31.00 9 34¢. yd. 2°C 196. N»
t $1.75 Wriat Baga .......... ”.25 15c. Cretonnea, all new designs . A. A. Feather Ticking. 32 in.
THE ““053" J°°- , $2.00 won a... .......... use talsc. yd. tzisc. yd.
Km" “”9"“ 0‘ Gem“ 1‘“ “ W J -
i t r
hardvlob. Most persons would pro- . . . -... ...... . . _ . .. .. . . ._
nuance it. off-hand, the hardest Job in szwwrmwmww
. the world. Emperor Francis Joseph oi
mama, or whoever is doing his work
or him, has a Job no less onerous,
though less spectacular. General
hours. commander-in-chlet of the outed
mimics. has a stupendous task on his
.. . GARMENTS. ‘FANCY GOODS
159d" David Lloydfleorge. the Brit , 1-. soprano oi the Metropolitan Opera, singing in direct comparison with Edi- Ladlea’ anddcgglzn'l Hole Silk Drones 25 cu. to $1.50 _
I ' . - a ‘
. tall war minister. is hearing a. burden son's'ndmeatton' 0' her voice and proving "I“ one I, indmm‘mhaw .25; efI-SIII: H I: For Stood WlOE and NARROW masons ..
ml) as few statesmen have borne. L °' ° tluttsttal \altlt‘s. / For Fancy Work and Millinery. '
_’ . _ . from the otlter. . \ m 35 ct... 5° on. 81.00. Shirt w t
.. ‘s "it" in ‘Russia has mg \V l. L... ‘1 ..t»... FALL UNDERWEAR. acts WORSTED GLOVES 25c.. 50c.
"Mm” “ be ‘ Children's 25 m. to 75 etc. M “-°°-~ A wealthy ‘stLK GLOVES ......... 25c..‘50c.
da full. Enver Bey. the power ' Ladlen’ 26 oil. to $1.00. CNN dc Ch'ne Wa'm KID GLOVES ........ $1.00, 31.50
hind the throne in Turkey. has a, man- Union suits. 60 oil. to $2.00. $2.49 to $3.49. SHELL GOODS ~,
.1” tom-inn so have King Ferdinand
" "Rptm‘tanln and‘ our Ferdinand oi
Writ. . , .
“not is there a. man to the world
I. a. tougher job their that. or
titer-ion Veniceloa, hand or the new
7 him! immanent of Greece?
téooinltlon oi' Venkelos‘ by the
polreri helps him to get his
_ ' t; stat-ted. I fit“: the intuit
latte. Andyhntdiork! Greece
mutt itself. a this still
i at the head or the nation
dripped at patron's territory
occupied by the enemy inn
*hy‘heli-tmpoacd trienda. an
(and navy‘utterly denounced, a
tilafl Ilii’latoly proud. istrong
pump unit in aerate oi moral
i;
'3
the soulof music.”
\
. Reproduced from on actual photograph of
. It is the phonograph witha soul.
literally Rte-Creates all forms of music.
i ' . ' , I .
Special Concert Tomorrow
To show how perfectly this wonderful new
instrument Re-Creatcs the greatest voices
and the artistry of the greatest instrumental-
ists. we xiv: a special concert Edison Day.
Come. to our store at any hounin the: af-
ternoon and you will hear the literally, rein-
carnated voices of the great Metropolitan
the Boston.
eat W l,
tinnln‘ narrow. the inmous
Tomorrow is. Edison Day
. The great invcntor’s favorite. ittventioit' is a new musical in.
strumentwitlt which, the New York Tribune. says, he “has snared
It is the instrument which
A - .
Opera stain, Nation} Matmuer, Case, ’
Rappold. Heinrich. Urlus, Middleton and
Cronin. II well as .Zenatello and Chalt'ncra of
Opera Cotdpany and also. the
masterly bowing GESpaklhtgvAmefica’a great-
Caitl Finch. the wonderful
Hunfirian viollnlat. Conie‘atany hour. \a'
Deco Evenings
and
7'. " r .
ill
iii
counties.
Curtis. while the other [our lay
den within the truck.
pant Guam Hy'ArI
«w “In.”
‘_ Irtck gold. did not stop the truck.
Week ' End - Attractions
For SuturdoyIHosiery Come to Us
HOSIERY‘.
Dr. Danton) Nightieo
501:“. to 90 etc.
Ladles' Flanneiette Robes
50 etc. to $1.25.
AsDICKERMAN 8. SONI . .
SOUTH Nonwaut, conn.
illlll Iltlilili
. (Qonttnued from : FirstIPag‘e.)
...—.—
e “- others came from
The ,
nor:
MuIlin Underwear
Cornet Covers
Night Robes
Envelope Chemise
~ -.‘.._ -
lgti warden, has placed upon the Mn-
llttttl Welfare league the. responsibiih
jty for_tlte men's act in fleeing.
Lutz. convicted of murder.
. who is a member of the executive cont-
’mittee of the league, and Thomas Hy-
land. sentenced [or tile its a murderer:
.were. caught early today near Elmsl.
iiord as they were approaching the
up-attueltailroad depot apparently with the in.
Mention of boarding a train. William
The truck, which was used exclu-I Tammany. serving fifteen years for
nively inside the prison walls and was . robbery, was apprehended a few hours
not supposed to be permitted outaide.élttter near the Pocttntioo liills' estate
was driven by Curtis. who wore the .0! John D. Rockefllcr at Th'rrytown.
uniform of a guard. Another man. in Marquis Curtis. a life term convict.
the regulalion prison garb. sat bonidelwas arrested during last night's
hszearch on Mr.’Rockeieller‘a property.
emu, drove was shot when he rei‘t‘t'sed to surrender
with the mutation: and is in it serious condition in the
guard. Warden Der- . prison 10d”-
William Anson and Alfred ”Stein-
'haoer ' ‘
Frank
are no.
Iro convicts
{3“ is t '
Combs, Barrettec. Side Combs.
VEILS and VElLlNGS
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
New style: at lit-chit.
.4-.‘._.-V_
cisively outpolnted Jack Sharkoy, o!
the “est Side, in the star bout of ten
lng Club. The- Zulu Kid was very
aggressive from the top of the ilral
gong, and throughout the. bout he cnr-
i'ied the. fight. to his opponent ’ in .'I
style that earned the decision, in the
semi-final boul, also of ten rounds.
Eddie Nugent. of Nutloy. N. .l.. fought.
a last and-interesting druvy.
G. ROOKOFF
New Yo ck ‘Lazlies' Tailor
REMOVED "
I? at Mon
raunds last night at the Pioneer Sport-’-
Waiter Lon-alt. oi the West Side, and ' .
ll
Norwalk Chronicler