. NOV. :3, 19:6
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A C per. oundafly;;ewhmn
TH NORWALK in that: “I", W- A menu“
G s ENTINEL of it is no more burden thou I [1065'
...“LISHED BY 'ettul of Wm’l- it ‘00“ W" “‘1
mos GOLDEN 11 w... 1.1.1. “I“ mm m m
-_- .. —~——~~—v .be any iationnl objection to 11.211ch
AND A. L. GOLDEN, ”m it wouldn't “Will (or penny of
”ROPRH’E'I‘IIOIRs~ 11115;] .vloi iiiachiiten
..._ _- 1 .._.. _«i .q...’ ’13-- M.
IAY NOV I3.1916 } REPRESENTATIVE RANKIN. .
——"'"—“i “‘.ttVe “omen the Vote and filst
1
”RE ALMANAC FOR thin: you know they will want to be
TOMORROW was the horrible
‘148am41c44p.m
5 :140 sets 4 34
slitiiic in ioligress'.‘
' Iiieciittiuii time made by omniscient
:llifllt‘n‘ who alone Were capable of look-
I'ing out [111 the interests of women
ggosfggwfé‘s TELE and tliildien as well a: of lhemfit‘i‘”
“ Room—92. (lukfllf‘d that, lit a woman :0 much as
ff: 93311—33111“ 1388.!t'xnms a “is“ W 5“ in 111111 ““5““
t r —-
3 Residence—2 18-.2
" Idltor’ s Rosidencc—ysz- 4
Managci s Residence—f
it was u>ualty said in :1 tone whit ii be- I
.fisst-mbly 11nd lllt‘ country would it?
lruined for good and all. i
Yet here comes Misn Jeanette Run-
kin ot Montana. ready to take. the
“a" '5 Reudcnce-Jgo.
seat in the next congress to which
murv PLANNING.
”like city-planning movement
“its beginnings a very sensr
ion of the coiiiiiiiiuit3'-pltin- idi“ ”In“? about the
' ‘H has begun. The ‘Kunsun (tillfll’t'\rllilill and how lllllt‘li depends
oiiddmiuismition has named 11
» community planning board to
{dullfieu and lthv'llrllips improve
ltlons’ in their own districts 2111!
a kt‘t‘ilt'l' 1'11u111..ii1..‘1) iii'I Ie vi
1‘“.
moiiihcrsliip of 11111
'71 hid“ who or.» upon: in iiiltnv
I profeswt' of rum! t'litlt'lilitl'l
y film has been duly and bobcl‘ly elect-
'ed. And who is worried about the
future oi ‘.llt-' country?
it 5.1 01113- 1-nough to Hi." ”1“ brom-
{11'51 “()lll‘d“
iipoii l1~r i-‘iut the one interesting.
Vitnl point is iiii> >iiiipiv fact that no
' i
1. 111.112.11 about it1 liouhtlws 11
11:..1
'.'-ind 111:1113' piiotogi'nphrv ot the ln1i3I
will lu- priiiicd ill the next few
llitllllilri. and the diizptitthrb will carry
lit-111d m. r'illi stories of exuctlyI
whut .‘lllt‘ Said
:1 good lli:lil3'
iitm '«ilt‘ ititliti'il illill
" of ht‘arl‘llt‘tltl impor-
1 . . .
Mn the State Xtil'liiui Ntlitiol,1i piov 111-11-111- \Vliltt IIIIII \\U!'l‘,
”511, a”, 0! hmmuhm‘ 1““ WW) 1;th took her neut. llut nll thut is idle.
. I III _
:3 {“3221}::iiiiliiil“ii)l\ml‘iililjlit." “ 1 viii“. itillO'v'I'iIiiiI3I'IlItIantStuff-IIIII IIIII ”I0
‘ ill‘ ~I 1' v'
The 0‘"po 0f the ”I‘mmflm H intriii .\(li.« llwnkin may do her Mute, '
.1110 like 99min» 111.1.11111-11 ill .vitin the (“Olllill‘5. or
“‘3ch (‘Oullll :iiid “mmmp “My Rankin is :1 111111111? ill person,
West from lietiiitif3inc‘
1111.1 orit3 (it hot (ol-
‘ f 1' t'uriiivrv to
$6146} building hillllL 11 livticiitw.
lt‘
lll"V'l ivdel‘rl leciilaturia
“lull-6n will he 1-1-11.in 111 “of”.I .,._ W.-. ._
ullil (iii. .vttlij,1i I
when she first
womanhood. \lllfi‘
quite
highways
11» Mile 11v the
Slit “iii to 11 ”edit to tho
planning a community ".viiiu.” ’i‘l _
g3 Illd to do piutiitu! work in CLOSING THE DUMBA INCIDENT.
gruntl M‘litlvilw 11>- “'1'” as
1 pl 1111111: 1111. 111111 111-111. t Austria-lilliiflfil'y 11111 "t “t” d" 1“
n u I"
' - . 4 - il‘lSSRdOl‘ to
i, - 1 ed to iippoiiit .1 mo .ini .
' and in vow-1'3 why raining stnud- . . I
"in! benutv and 1.1fi(.h,m,y and (:0 th.- Liint1d St: ile to likt flit plnceI
In 1‘ 3 .
ration.
“-1!” beginning the eonimlsvion
153‘“ “but“. to orottiiiu the work and
“(flake the iniotivo in mzinyI
' 1. amounts. But it does; not intend
in h? place of thc pimple who
he community. .-\.v' inst :14
what they wont to do and
laid to he «he (‘.ount.
wlio lllui been
man selected in
de Tarnow— Tarnowuki
representing lil.v government at Sofia.
Nobod3 b.01l‘F to know much about
this Turnow person. but it‘ 1: 111m- to
assume that he is it safe and none dip-
. more regard for American neutrality
the commlssnin
go ahmtt it,
. Ilgfilie the “01k to their own co-
thp and interest. And front the
filming the commission pliinAI
d‘Imtter of course to call upon the.
“Women of the normal schools.
'mculturnl universities as well
With: outside of the school for
‘ “nod nctunl iiolp.
V re is a great need for just illi"
! planning and unifying of in-
ln the rural districts. ‘Collnty-
31,,should prove quite as mind.
It deserves the
' - _ . ll 111 "lillllt‘l‘lt has
‘9‘ educational leader.‘ m- W 1:11.. ins decided that it's wise to be-
well as. of the residents at
:gin tuitiiating American good will
igainsv't the time when the Allies try
1
‘to carve Austria to pieces.
, ,--_..._.9_..-————-
than his predecessor (lid Dr. Dumbo,
big business in‘st yetti for his actiVity
in promoting strikes in \iiietlcnii iiiii
nltion factorits 11nd otheiu 1w illlt'l'lt’l';
hit: with our internal affairs.
«ntllilillf‘ll that we wore. justified in do
illllllidllll! fluiiibn'o rot-all. lii flit‘l our
action in that matter has been 11 nore
Cpohit with the Austro-llungnrtnn gov-
Now the. incident may he
Eitiicr Austrian
ernincut.
regarded as closed
LUMINUM MONEY.
5,,France has met a short-
rrency by issuing aluminum
for use an small change.
«ration is similar to that otIOf heiigerenta
which has begun to useI
mall coins: instead of copper
l, owing: to the shortage of
bowls. The Marseilles coin-.
.ver. is merely local its aluma
By having no value Ollisidn
F And in that 1999901 as that Germany would expect to slap
the nature of the metal at the head of such a federation, and
towns one of the picturesqueIhiS words might be interpreted all
ofi'i'om Johnson when he favoring merely a “German waft!
of Cleveland. something like the "Roman peace of
V And the time has passed when
i
It
.\ow Germany has joined the rush
'nompcl all nations to keep the peace.
The late speech of Chancellor von
Bethmnn—Holweg definitely commits
Germany to the principle
To be pure. the chancellor intimates
',.".tii(-rit~itn lit-ltl‘l than
3 Austria-Hungary llltrl Incver officially!
IEAU'Itt OF OUR COUNTRY. '
America" Notumi Tram Una:
nuclei by Then of Other Lam 1
How pecullurly blessed on: the m-‘
”has people not 0513 in that the)
hou- been spared the horrors of the
meat war‘now devastating most of
bluiope, but in the iiondezful resource
and unparalleled beautits at tho coun-
Itry itzelf, is strikingly set forth in a
coniniuniut‘ion to the National Geo
graphic Society (run its director and
tditOl‘. Gilbert H. Grosi'enor. A part,
or lllt communication.«issued as at‘
bulletin today from the society‘s
Washington headquarters, says:
“Rarely has there been aflorded a
mole lllijlrvrbhe illusiuulon of the
--.v-ta1ement that it pays to advertise
than is to be found in the story of
the endless stream of tourists hasten-
ing to Europe during the several de-
cadet; before the great war.
“The appeal of the art treasure: an i
associations of the old world, which
is the original home of all Alliel'icans
i1: t1.1ll3’ not sufficient explanation of
the t‘zit-t that until last year 100 Amvi‘
ll‘Hll tourists were crossing the Atlai.
tic to one Aiiiei'it'ztli tourist who cross
ed the l‘nitc'l Sim-s. The delightful
literature which the European travel
bureaus and b‘lHllllt-illlli companion
placed ill our disposal >11 VV'hettt-‘d our
hpui‘llll" for it view of the initm of
ll'eliilid and Scotland. of the castles
111 the Rlllflt' 11nd “until-1v. of the
ett‘llir' Iliatli’ fumoti.v [)3 Shakespeare.
iiukeiis, Victor Hugo and Goethe that
the turned our backs upon N‘t‘llt‘f‘)
_ii.t: t' hetitititul. \‘.ild flower gardens
Hiltl forests iiit'ompnrably finer. moun-
. talus more superb. and lakes more 1'11-
dlnni than any to be set-ii in the lands
(It'l‘ths tilt Atlantic. '
"it is lllll‘ that one tiiiil1v1i Lime-.111
t'ltlli ('ulltllt‘ in Europe. It is also
ir111~ that he finds more splendid
architecture. And lilit'\\l.~’t* it in true
llllll lit‘ find: there better Tm; l'or htv
itift' America was born into ”10 taili-
il3' ot itutioniv Europe had castles and
t.lflit‘tll‘ulli 11nd llliiblt'f‘lllt 1-1“. oi 11:1
and sculpture. '
“But in thitl itl‘t'lillt‘t'llll'i‘ which is
voiced iii the ultrioun tciiiplvs of the.
' sequoia grow and iii the caatlen of the
Grand t‘uii3'ou, in that art which is
mirrored in Atiierieun lillil’n‘, which in
piiiiiti-d hi geyser basins and freocoed
upon the side Iwnlln ot the niiuhtieut
ruinous, there in 111 majesty and on an
petal tliiit llii‘ flit‘i'f‘ handiwork of 1111111.
‘ .v-plc-uo‘id though it ho. (‘tul never rivul.
"Nor is our country lacking in hal-
lmtwi 11nd liiiv'tutti- spots. In WuIIi-t
loo. whore Napoleon’s star of empire
wt forever, any more sacred to the
Appomattox,
whore 11 new nation With born out 111
the lllltl'h of iiile'nmtmt' otrite'.‘ Are
Austei'litz and Wugl‘ulii. with their
high tides of the French empire of
1nd more satired or atliiosphere more
hallowed than Valley Forge 1nd (let-
13:1hurg‘, Plymouth Rock, Independ-
liltt' Hull and Mt \(f‘lliifl. ' lions 1.1111
c lamented iii Dumbo. The (ion. or Pat-.is or llerltii toutuin more it“
of the lot
of inspiration to us as a people than
\‘V' aniiington. the nation a capital?
“We haw wondered far to find the
IfllitllllefitlllP and the lilallniflt‘dnt. and
31! it in not 1-iitirul3 prmiiirinl Ilililt 1
ophy whitli 14.1311 tlutt New York is ill
Illllllly wa3n the moat wonderful the
most striking and the most interesting
tl lot if“ citlen ot the earth; neither tav- i2
{11111111 who \iiil (‘illldm‘ h'm‘w” m ‘ioiily the intro of tin mun who him
lieu-1‘ been othti hill]: 1 a that pronoum
us \‘oliow stone. Park the moot limriel
1011l iiitture book of llaturcu “bra“.
it will he remeiiich'nt.‘d was Sf nt aboutI
llul yet in .it the. iiitriow pride of the
lilillttltl .Ittglcointor alone that iiw.1:1l.1
1to the Grand Damon and lllt‘ 311.11.-
little and ”W liit.’ 'li‘ecs ili.~l ‘liuli
uniting the “under scenes of the
cloth
"Luiny cure, in Virginia, and Main.
ninth cnvm in Kentucky. nuipttss in
I'oiiizinnlity and grandeur any (pros in
1131110110. while Nltllltt n Ftilln liuv‘ lio ri
iiil iii lluiope oi in would and our w'lin
eiictin forests 11'. «I the 111013 of tin
' \Vor ltl.
"\izin goes to AIsl.i nod to Africa to
. :utly toigotten tiV'illzutioni-t when the
relishing upon our own Western
,zpi itiis 11nd in our own cliff dwellingn
died out or- elstIt Aus-' Imenl stories of the past an strange 113 district 5113s in his statement that his
111ny Vie know. and constitute ll rate“
|inore iiinmiiilcent in pluslquc than .in3
'tliut can he found in other paitn of
the world.
"Ourvt-ouiitrV is the lit‘tlSlllehOllRf“
of nature‘s scenic jewels. containing
so many and such an infinite Variety}
of marvels that thousands of our
GERMANY FOR PIEACE LEAGUE-tinatthless treasures cannot even be.
mentioned in this brief article; hot
springs an ntiluhrious on any acrosm
can ideal of a federation of perverts t01es llki the nutoiiiohilc course at 01' . The country agent in Litchfield coun-‘
imond superior to any in Europe:
1 const poetics like those at Mount De-
inert hlarbleliead. Mount Tamal is
isiintn Barium: fSnn Diege: 1m inlandc
IVViiteiwair which parallels the Atlan-
1tic count and is tiliiios't continuous
from Massachusetts to Florida, with‘
(1 possibilities .for aquatic enjoyment un
toquallcd except in our own ItVondrouo
Puget Sound; (iinaln p Llurenque no
'any in Holland. such as the mountain,
go: get. and blue. gross pastures of thci
Chesapeake and Ohio canal from
Washington to Cumberland. or the
historic Mohawk Valley of the Erie
oarnl~u desert with colors us hear
' ate, Mrs. S. McLean Buckingham, Wu- for the first, the police- advanced thci
,tiolis of tlatnt‘crs.
rpm,“ stimulation
tints can
4‘ cl New Friendly 0! sun.
Mm than :50 members and delo
(00m from Flt‘it Page.)
[lfrl of the Girls‘ Friendly Soc-let).
one or the largest nomen‘s ornaiu
lion in the world, took' part in 1111'
twenty-third annual meeting of the
state organiunion which come to a lithium 211d 3“,, cousin had 1,113.11.
closo in Danhurx. in! weak. ed the Elks‘ fair hare Saturday night,
Election of officers, which took place and later \il‘l"ll on an automobile rido.
at a meeting of the Connecticut dio 5.13:5: ygiefimg gzrggg‘i’mfwuéi:
own council Saturday. resulted as man. in paging by [he mm of up
follows: President, Miss Margaret son Edward. discovered the crime. 11‘
“‘1ka Middletown; gm V'ioe-preai- was at first thought that death had
. , . , 1 been due to a hemorrhage. but later
dent, ms? Mary E" “has?“ Hartford. investigation by Medical Examiner L;
590055 “W'l’re‘llden'; M155 ”‘19 Van l. Mitson disclosed a bullet hole in the
Schnack, of Ridgefield; third vice right temple. The indications for at
preuideiit, Mrs. Georgi lleyn. New ”It": Iiufiuled :OIIaIssuIit-ide, bLIItI a 668N411
, , ‘ 1 , 0 tie ouie ate uroua aweapoii
Haven. secret“). Mi“ Maudl Young and no one had heard a idiot. 'A cel i
Yait’b‘Vlnt‘i dim-“5““ “W“WW “30¢“ iar window on unfaslf‘Jt‘d 11nd themi
Attended Fair Together.
11-11mm; diocesan commendation assu- "110131 0r1muriieg'1 dk h' i t' l
. 1 1 . 1-- '. . 0()( WWW lull erc H" . tl (
“8"" MISIS Kathi—nine JIultwn. qu‘t' near the bed, proved to belong win
town: diocesan missions associate, Leon. Whtlca “unfereme “.35 1,111,113
Mrs. 11. l. Merrill, Hartford; diam-fin held-between the police and the medi-
emdidaufiv association, Miss Helen M. cal exegtuiner.IJolin .\'. Gipiian I’UBfde
1 . . . 1 up sta rs win the starting informal
mm' loitlnnd. “on"? viicution tion that someone had shot his idlht‘t',i
houw tlSmK'lalP, Mrs. Loni: (lint'fee. Nelson Giiuuin. Sr.
Middlt-iown; elected meiiibrrs of the Pgialyzed by Wound.
diocesan council. Miss Charlotte \ru'ving at the Gilman how 0
Tracy, Minn Clara Gould 'l‘racy,ilnl't- Main rillt'fll they found Mr (liliiiatli
_ } .I , , , .. paralued train a bullet Viouiitl in his1
fo'd' Ml” All“ (rump. 3"“ London. neck.” He was conscious and {HM
Miss Marjorie Turner.
’l‘orringtou; some one shot at him througlf‘ thoI
Miss Elizabeth Goudspeed, 1111111111111; 1111111011 as 111' was 11.111111 11: A denim“
\triv. t.‘. A. Edwiirds \irs Rotter Grunt or 0t the ("m‘ r Mr Gilman “Md 5h.
‘ v " ' ' hudmevn Leon iii the housi- at 4:30
Miss Clara “are.
o'clock, asking for hrltndy for li'iv'
”“m‘*“ 'iiimlit'r, who he ivuitl, was ill.
LOCKS WOMEN "4, THEN RAPS ('hit-f ilii-iiiiiimti went to Leon's'
DANCING. homo and lt’til‘llr'il from Mrs. (lilmn'i
. that .“lll‘ did not send her .voit for
brandy. «Approaching Leon's bed-1
i
Milwaukee Minliter Flay: Modem room, 111.- Cfllt'f was confronted by 111.2;
Steps While Parishioners Hold ll'H’ VV-lio V1111 brandishing a revolver
“"99" in Euro. and he said. "Don't come any further
.1111. YANKEE, Win. Not. i:l.~1Af- I: “SELL???” 1111111. 11111 “0'” ”k"
or int-king the doors to prevent the ' Mother Grabbed Revolver.
“omen in his audience from leuV‘iiilt. While the chief was pleading with
111. ll: 1-. 1:11 i. l"or>yth imily Limimi- tlw buy out In 11.. 1111311111111 111.111 his;
1d ”W modern dance ~l-1Ve-al women mother rushed forward and gitiihbel
‘ ‘ tli1- ieVoivvr. lie “its token to police’
held their lllth/l‘ri in their earn whilt h‘ “1”“..er and put through an ex i
Forsytli dvncrilicd the alleged onto-1111111111111."
Aitt-r admitting the shootings ho
,iultl lll" ptilfro h-iw he killed hini
‘1»oii1vin. lie climhwl tn the window.
N'NETEEN WOMEN SECT'ON h.- .vnid. and placed the llllllllt“ of lilt“
HANDS “‘5 KILLED- revolver aimiuat Edward's temple. in
...- ortiir to pleveui th .~.hot from lid 11:
Balkan Exprels Duhu Through Fog heard he pliicoti ll pillow over the
““0 Workers in . Berlin hand which held the revolver to
suburb. tit‘lttli‘l’i the sound. After killing his
month he then “out to his grandfath-
t‘tl‘IliiilN. Nov. “1'3““? “like" 9" 1111'»- lltllln‘l‘. lie llllldt‘ his request for
lilt‘SH, which runs between ('ousinuti— 'H‘Jlltly 11d i1iiiie Miro Edwige Gil-
nupti- and Berlin, 111111111111 at full uptved mm was procuring it he autumnal
the spring lock on the door no lie
\ to h women .~‘e1 tlon
Fridfl‘ in a p" ‘ of could litter make on easy eiitrnm'c.
“Will" i" l‘ WWW" “r “""m- NW“ “1- than, according to the pollen. went
on wzo nen wi- re killed. to the rear of the house. took a drink
'lhore was a heavy tog at the time. (flf Ibritndy and then shot his grand-
. at 191'.
'lho WWW“ had ntoppl'd out Of the There will be A hearing in police
““3 M a “9‘“ bound "fl“ ”“1 dld "m court here Tuesday morning. llt' is
11111191111 the approach of the “alkali ilt‘llig 110111 11111111111 howls.
express. .--. I
""m " DECLARE "BROKERAGE"
HILL SAYS IT COGT HlM $50? FOR CONCERN TO BE FRAUD:
ELECTION . _- #
HARTFORD. Nov. ll.--Fol'mor (lov-
ernor Simeon E. Baldwin spent as a
1111.. of $52!. lie contributed $3.00 to
candidate for pmsiduntul ciectui on
tho inImooi-atic ticket. according to a
return which he filed yesterday in the
office of the secretary of state. the
fill“) of 5525. He contrhuted $300 to
the Deniorittic state control coiiimit-
tee and 3100 to the national com-
lllllltt‘ In addition he gave 650 to
the lieiiiomatic town committee or
New ”men and $75 to the 'l‘. L. Roll
13 (oiiuresniozini campaign of the 3rd
district.
i l. beiiozer J. Hill, who was elected
to Congress in the lth congressional
i
1
i
t
1
A from! order against the National
Mail Order ili't-lielitge Exchange 01‘
520 (11011.- building. ltiinnoapniis.i
\liun.. has been issued by .l. f‘. Korma.
acting postmaster general. This con-:1
cern established a scheme of circularvi
ting an endless chain of letters prom .‘1
icing to send 84.75 petticonts for 10'
have left Minneapolis and cannot. ho
lis has two or three. clerks working on-
the mail reached for this concern
iiloiie withdrawing it and returning an
'tnuch n1: possible
Several Stick-3 are sent to the deadI
letter office dull3. Postninsters are.
directed to withdraw from the mails
all matter of any kind addressed to1
the concern to return the some to'
sender whet-é known and to send the
rest to the' dead letter office.
-.
expended amounted to 8501'
1 Tyler l). Davidson. trénsurer of the
Democratic town committee of Beth-
any. spent $20 and Frederick E.
i“hittaker. treasurer of the v'lepuhli-I
can committee of the 4th ward New
iHaven, says the expenses amounted
to $300. .
$50,000 ESTATE FOR STRATFORD‘
WOMAN
to accept the Arnold ,1111. Ocean} brow 111111 “11111.. 1mml sruovme THE FARM ausmass Wtrmmde Smfien Sole Heir to
IReal Emu and. Bank Ac~ ;
13' recently made a business study of ““3"" 0’ “m" i
twenty four farms in Goahen. Winv' lire. Gertrude WSnllfen of Stratfordvi
chi-titer and Cornwall. Among other is the sole heir of the estate of her
{acts of interest he found that nine father. James Bounds. who left real
ofthesa men were keeping [um ac~ estate and bank accounts worth lip-1
their business. On investigating the tern of administration was made in
profits on these farms he found that. the Probate court r9303”? ahd Jildgei
the nine keepips account: weroavom- PM“ L» Miller appointed the follow-1
ing to make $737 per year above all ins: ”1m l“intuitions: .Arthur F. Convi
expenses and the interest on their in- nor. W J Nichols and Julius Walnut
treatment, while the other titteen as Mrs Snlflemis named odminiatratrix
nearly u could be figured were «on Mr. Bounds was a well known res!~'
located. The postoffice in \finnea‘po‘
tho Cleveland street car
. vaIod to coin aluminum
pieces for convenience in
. They were odd little daubtlesa
‘1 (a, 1,1118, 6 me mm“. mm to mollify his poiiucai foes .1 home 8.“ I“. cm: m? m "m
69168, on that they could be and break “1" lulu 3““
strings or wires. They "Tami“
hunches of tire
.tt‘itouh intended sooty '0'“-
,I I
1 W {1107 «.1119 into in!“ fl'mfl
Alton ammo“; the duo“ elliptic to thin principle.
i
i
having Inaugurated thrce~'I old
i
i
one nation alone can police the .WOi'ld,i 311m :sdthoaI: off the Sahara, 311;],
911.1 “0113 evo o p cturesuue came 3
or dictate to any group that. 11nd dArabs, adorned with the most in-
But the chancel”? Itroordlnory cacti and deceit vegeta-
tion on. earth, and studded with mun-
v.11ious works of the Bunion hand like
take the task.
had to suit his phraaeolosy i
y to his ooun- lakes. on which you can hire a voy-
age of one thousand miles on ocean
.1: in at his mins.;horetizli 1.11m
1 W M 91° ’9" °’ ‘1”
m m. 111119.112“ m . “I a: m M .3;wa avaNus nullified
1111111111 lava plodpd Work has heen storied
making $353 a year. While it can not
be said that these men doubled their
profits by studying their witnesses,
neverthelesn- the. Aunts are significant.
Mr. Manchester. the county agent, is
now prepared to. assist farmer: in
(tinting form mm.
*
Ham on Elwin from 1
st. John kitchen hum mode plansI
.~ um um tho unmet tor o ironic
1- house on dictum noel: tonomytlbmu,
will in 1'th mitten ill propnrod tomiie
dent of the Elsi End. Bridgeport, and;
lived there practically. all his life.
He died on November 5. w
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rvest Sale
Ready-imWear Shop, Second Floor
A Great. Sale of Coats
fHundieds of Splendid New Coats at rived
bought at prices that enables us to Olltf
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
- matchlcss value-s tomorrow.
COATS
IN HEAVY CHEVIOT, BOUCLE, MATBLAMB AND
KERSEY
Large collars some plush trimmed There are numer-
ous styles, but all popular selling models. Coats that have
sold up to $22. 50. Price.
$15.00
COATS
IN MIXTURES, PLAIDS, HEAVY WOOL VELOURS
AND ZIBELINES
Different styles; all are smart. moo is. and fashioned
after the higher priced coats. Coats in ii is lot haVc sold up
$10 .00
COATS
IN WOOL VELOURS, SALTS ESQUIMETTE. WOOL
PLUSH
And a varied assOrtment of heavy, warm materials
Many of them are lined throughput. The popular (yep col-
lars are very much in evidence in either solid fur or plush:
also of self material for or plush trimmed. The coats
this lot have sold up to $135.00. Sale Price.
$25.00
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cents. The promoters of the schemi-l
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counts and systematically studyinl; words 0! 350.000- duplication for lot-1 ',
MILK . vaccines”. are 1:951";
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milk producoro in Connecticut held it
tho.Cnpltol in Hortford a committee1
of live Ins appointed to prepare 9‘ atlaII
(or o thine-wide association or tnllki
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At o roosting of Windsor: 011 1
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PlC-TORilii. REV-lEW
PATTERNS
oilcrs :1 wide variety (‘1' the newest
and most approved stylcs in
[inning and Dance Gowns
We urgently recommend to you
before deciding on your \l'iiitcr
Dresses, to procure a copy of
The Winter
FASHION Bo‘ox
It costs only ten cents when pur-
chased with one 13 cent pattern.
DECEMBER PATTERNS
Now on vole.
16 South Main $1.
Market conditions .ate becoming more complicated and .’
prices advancing met-cam more every day with no 91:03.:
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We wish to impress upon our putrooNh'ati up 1511111
/_ present writing everything iniour store is being gold at the 1
' old priuoflitli very flaw meptions.
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Howe-«n. woadvioe woody. anticipatim of" yom-tHOSé» 7
limit-1; aod1 UWRWIEAR needs as this merchandise may
:behltddmnionlyiat exorbit’unt pric'es.
Wu will... mot..- maintain our usual; high quality stand
dud-tn comp mm
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Norwalk Chronicler