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124 Washington Street
Sultana Collee
300 lb
IBABY WEAR
Our Infants’ Department is an “institution." Mothers
may come here with confidence that the exact article they
want will be given to them in the best quality and at the
most moderate prices.
COZY COATS—In a variety of attractive models made of
corduroy and cashmere
“TEDDY BEAR" SETS—Delightfully warm and snug:
consisting of sweater, cap, leggings and gloves. at
woasrso CAPS—White, old rose. blue and pretg5c'2n-o
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LONG AND SHORT DRESSES—Beautifully and daintily
rune; sizes 6 months to 3
Also a complete line of Bonnets, Slips. Wrappers, Bath
Robes. Hosiery, Underwear, Carriage Robes and accessories
in great variety.
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Christmas Furniture l
‘ new is it... am. to more plan. for Practical Presents.
andthereis not amber of any ‘iamily, large or small.
_ “would not appreciate certain articles in our immense
‘ Our 'l‘wolligfloors Are Crowded
“W715i“! ““3de crude. for every W.
attainment-fare” to drop in sex tins and loot
alt-ii
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lanai-a stammw‘esrenmyymdn shots.
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ill-1 II] any bid “at w fourth
iehu proportius, while Mr. (Sam-
lm paved that more preparedness
lmeasures had been introduced by the
Democrat- in three years than by the
,Republicana in all their career.
; The attitude of
,wards the two speakers was radically
idiifereut. it seemed disposed to trtp
'up Senator Moles: at almost every
conceivable opportunity. and the dis-
?ordrr and interruptions during his
Isppoch were so many and so noisy
.thttt the. chairman was turned inns
and again to ran for order. But
ulwn Mr. (‘utttntingn made tttt-ttttt-u ol'
‘t‘m int-t that the Unit" was drawing
near for him to close his urgtum-ut.
~wit-ts in the audit-note i‘l’lt‘d. "Go on.
go on. don't stop. We want It) nut-
moron" THEY? “are no inwrruptto...
nor (lit-Ul‘ilil' during llle spceclt
Sidewalk Black with People.
For No hours before the debate
began ills" sidewalk in from of the
‘rturliturium was black with people
“ho (‘l‘iHHli‘tl around the entrance
aniting for the doors to open. At 7
'o'clot-lt ulton the portals were swung
open a crowd of over l,000 jammed
and pushed into the hall. in ‘10 min,
utes more another 1.000 had arrived
‘and at 7130. it half hour before tho
debate started every seat was taken
and another thousand was pouring
tlilte wetter into the hull, filling up the
flooding room.
By the time the debate began every
available space was taken. The hall
urns (‘llttki‘d with people, the doorways
congested while :1 force 0' policemen
:uas kt-p: busy trying to kt‘t‘p it pass
nat- way through the mob.
A small ntruy oi runtpuign \\0l'lit‘l‘s
:ilN‘lllJl‘llt‘tl the moods that swept in»
[to lllt‘ bull uitlt Republican and th~nl~
[or-ratio campaign lttt‘rature
Many Women Present.
()tw notirmtblu tact was the large
,numln‘r of women in
zen-t lllt'll .tntl lllt‘ll‘ interest in the
ldt‘bulr wmnvd most keen.
l’tutnocrttlx lil'ld Republicans from all
inn-r the Silllt‘ were noted in the vast
lautlit‘llt't‘. They came flout New lin-
:\t-n, Bridgeport. llanbut'y, Hartford.
. New London. Prartirully t-very see
Him: was represented.
t It was a verbal battlegrounds of
two opposing parties. The nudlonce
had the some horn anticipation that
is seen at a world series items, a
Harvardl'ulu game- or other «usually
sportsmunlilte. They were ready. to
.be shown.
The stage was set (or one of the
t'rfitll‘ll verbal duels in the history
lot the state. On either end was a
desk duped with an American Ia;
tor the two-demure. Senator New
main ‘ . ‘ iauul Homer's. Cummings, while in
WITH you“ COMW?‘ .the Earth-matter! center tum tho
desk the chairman. Mayor Martin
Tats-126391700 mum. _
' Senator Helm was given an ova—
CHOOBE PM runs. CHOOSE CRIN! enema (ion when he arrived at 7:47 but. a
no: FURL UNITY. WT cm THAT “‘3 ".000 storm or applause. which shook the
THE TEOTFOR ym‘. building. greeted Hunter 8. Cum-
mings. A crowd of college students
{in the hall gave a regular football
[yell for Cumming:
Speakers Are introduced.
Mayor Martin St-ully introduced tho
ltwo speakers as rollovra “Each
,spoakor will have one hour. Senator
Mien-on has
close using not
the right to open and
more than an hour.
iliomor S. Cummings will use an
ghour. but not the openina and cinema
ioi Senator McLean. 1 ask a respect»
ltul lit-sting for both speakers. I
have the pleasure in introducing
t Senator Gauge McLean."
3 Senator Mclmnn in opening {or
glue Republican party. stated tltaf‘ho
iu'ould confine himself mostly to his
notes. which had been prepared be-
llore hand so that there could not. be
l any possibility at his being minquoted.
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DUPED WOMAN KILLS HERSELF.
:Tricked into Spurious Wedding by
Man Already Married.
i CHICAGO. Nov. l.——Believing that
{the man with whom shower“ through
a marriage ceremony already has a
‘wma and child, Misa Ellie. Grobol, a
‘nurse. swallowed poison early today
and may not recover.
i In a leltar addressad to her mother.
Mrs. Laura Grebe! oi' PhlladolphitL
the young woman says she thought.
,she had become the Minor John J.
’Murray. a mechanical engineer, at a
iceremony performed secretly two
'months ago in what she was told was
a church parsonage. She says she
did not examine the patter winch she
was‘told was her" marriage certificate.
Later. she wrote. she learned “Mur-
ray" already was married and had a
child. Efforts to find “me" tull-
ed.
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on. may a: coupes.
armhonon. Nov. t.——ror om
iii-st time in the. history at. the crude
oil market, changes in Win: all.“-
tions unannounced today on s. pan
arm list qiotso in pat-sum. with-
out effecting the entire list. The
'chsnm were in Caball~~and Somer-
seLeachot which lost time outs a.
3M. the betas:- to no: and the son was this a verdict of stem
lad-emu“.- Giants-outlast-
Mthat.thballotl,vhicheomea
melancholy border-miles
www.cra Mattie!
teal-mikhuabaaam
thaw-tannin-
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the audience to.
the audit-new ;
{There “ii: illloul Ullt' Woman for ever) ;
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The Furs at Road's
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I'ur loitering Garments Separate Pieces
Hudson Seal Coats
Length 36 inches, $87.50
Length 40 inchEs, with
full sweep,
$136.00 ad 3135.!”
{won 16 inch Skunk bor-
der, collars and culls,
g 2' L‘ength 36 inches,”
' with Skunk collar,
Very fine model,
8110.“)
j: With 8-inrlt Skunk bor-
' der, collar and cuffs,
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arson and serum 7,— ~ ‘ 5359.035
m m 3“" Full t'll‘t'llltll' models,
m, with Beaver ' with borders of nah-
» ' collar and ends, ural or black Lynx,
' 0387.60 " $307.50 and $6M.”
The woman of limited income who must have Furs of
dependable uality to wear for several years, conser—
vative in sty e and becoming. may rest assured of re-
halving the utmost value for her money at Road's.
Motor Costs of dark Raccoon.
models for either men or women, Md!) and $275.00
loser Coats of natural lushst, i W, _.
so inches long, i [ll 1 it y}. 31%.“)
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Pminfietsor‘Ssparately
Beautiful Furs made up under the best conditions
from carefully soleoted skins. Pointed Fox, Cross
Fox, Taupe Fox, Sable Fox, Red Fox, Black and Nail-
ural Lynx, in a wide assortment,
$25.” to woo
special White rox nth Natural Skunk Muss,
mg, fun skin “w”; a limited number, very
special.
$37.50
‘. .u‘t‘tt‘t‘t‘t‘iit‘ililllf
$17.50
A New Bale of Oriental Rugs
At night of these .
you will “hear the m
a—calling," and they are con-
tainly very pleasing to
who like Oriental (3010 '
and define.
Bat Of all, most of th
are of exceedingly prac '
size and of medium cost
oordingly.
Beloochhbnl, modeling
small for doorways, m.
Larger sizes, '
$25.00 and $30.0
Hosnls, one lot,
$30.00 and m
a sevond line,
$40.00 and $45.“)
Lelihans, a small grou ..
$75.00 and @9an
Third noon .
. .93"
Furniture for the Living Room
Of a kind which adds to one's comfort and autism{
life pleasant. Chairs and Dnvenports into which
may retire for quiet and restful hours, and once so '
therein, no impulse comes to rise and proceed
one’s everyday afl‘aira 'H‘i'au'“ . A.”
$66.50
ll’ 7. r
Throe~pieee Suite of solid
Mahogany, sofa. armoltair and
rocker, spring seats covered
with embossedxolour.
Colonial three-piece Suite of
queried oak. Davenport. arm-
chair ond rocker, covered with
Spanish leather.
$88.00
Mahogany ”tree-piece Suite
Davenport. armchair and
rocker, spring bat-ks and loose
cushion seals, covered with
striped pnnno plush.
$95.00
English Tapestry Suite. Da- Davenport, s g.n"
yenporl, armchair, rocker, . - . -
spring bucks and loose rush- . ll; Armchmr, ‘ 48‘“
ioned spring seat. - , Rocker, $ 441',
English style ovetusluil‘ed ; h - :
Suite, in striped mulberry ve- s. Davenport” $1M”,
lour, spri cushioned seats ,: Armchair, O m.“ ;
and spring ucks, very luxuri- 7!, Rocker, $ an”
ous. ‘
Queen Anne Suite in ebony ll Davenport. ”new
and gold. covered with brown .l 'Armdmir, ’ m_
mohair plush, very contiorln- Kl." Rocker, ‘ an
ble, very durable. J, a {flu Piano Bench, .
mm .,
" " . Separate lads . . ' . ‘
maeBlack 3k“ , M Ma, Small “Sterling Silver Articles ‘
1! ds 3. ' $15.00 and $18.00 utildw‘ emu. for gun and prison . M
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sh 8.22% 31. new Natural Mk, elegant :1 Ehe follovung pizza; m 119‘; and attractive dwgtmfl
$25.00 and $35.00 quality, up to $55.00 .. - Wimp?“ m .
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' Tea Balls. Coasters,
Tea Strainers, Casters 2 and 8 bottles, 45
, _ Bud Vases, Celery ll‘rays, ‘
Time goes on Bread rays, Candlesticks.
Silent is the room without:~ a clock. The little 3mm Jars, cut 3le With silver WP”: '3
gold clocks for shelf, desk, or dressing table are from " l dainty,
$1.75 to $18.”
Mahogany Blocks for the shelf, large and small
sizes, to combine with period rooms, Colonial,
Sheraton and Adam, “.50 to 3mm
Japan“ Clocks, imitation of lagquer with land-
scapes, pagoda and figures, 02.50
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Nor-walk 5‘0““ are inn-rested 1o ML Wanton]: became oocnotary to
road in the New!“ moaning MON. Mm, “mm; mvefigyflfltlhmn. ""1
on Mrs. Brownie Rathbono Weaver- ‘W V 5 W m
ands museum love for It
"flu“, h h" "MW wife. who is mm yaars old.
$250,000 in damages from Mrs. Caro:
ll. '.'raase.asuut.y~lsyeusold. m.
rand-.uabaasmaennsm ~
at MI: W. Van“ In.“ _"'
name Iaa bald annals-s lathe .
cast-ta- mama. Imam disuse-asst.“ us.
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. ram for birthdsyeakss, thimble. fing,btttion, who.
g; bone, and other fortune-telling trifleg E? pen. 5 on:
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Silver Section. be.“
Ionian Perks,
:owoaces GRKITEQ m masters} Edam: ‘Whitloclt or Danbury- m
WINSTBD, Nov. l.—Judgo--wmmidlvom from Nellie Whtilock. man:
,1. Bonnie at mg. mg“ mlmed in the previous case. M
fdlvonos in- the superior- court ”step were Well smelt, 1908. in II!
'asy.‘ . I, ' um and. lived together to“.
Edith mm at W V” years. be having left: his wine bum
'aatad‘ . m Don M ”other “Isolation with Romance. J:
haaaapentlla mamm.. _ 1-
1'th were married in March, taoafi -—-‘l‘be areal Marshes "mu-s
at mama. Y. Tbsslsiatta‘dtd’m In" restarts; Clara m
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