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mallet wits died a law years
Their sea. 0:. north-er M
surly Mayor oi Danbury. is silty-
seven years old.
LW 0? MAYOB‘
t “helm".
on , lneatly surprised when he announced
his marriage to lilac Brown. member
at an old and wealthy tnnliy. of
Mom D. C.- “e is the daun-
, ter 01 the late Austin Brown, "who
‘a-sssed a Muse in Wuhiuten.
whmthaymwamas ”usher“.
but in 1911. Her uncle, Andnew Fore-
u—uc—
loley. Among other things
land a large number of empty
Way bottles.
1 I Per Cent.
“We" told them
the! collected 8900 here
ghee August 1 and had retained
per out -ot it Ivorian- J-r dent/oi assume-ton ‘l‘slst com-
graat said , today that he had on» W. ‘ ‘
tilted the Salvadorh mum it was said that Mr. Bundle co?-
W‘Wi’fl ‘ m. _ dusted his courts!!! ' almost entire!
“‘0. 'Itl milled “.1 the ml'uom a. o my“: , m g -m“,
”on wmw'of 118408311 remov- honeytneen Mrnludlr brain! *th
fl‘ ébrlde to Danbury. Accordlnl to one
At Hatfield. Brindler Andrews upon, Ira. Bundle bresklssted with
laid that an animal! 111‘ W“ the: husband on the tiny alter they ar-
uade but that until the m stood and then «appeared. Other re
Esme "ml Army headquarter! 11’ ports gave October 25 as the date oi
, about the her mt, . .
'IiaSe. He ”W15“ Inigo Manse. firs. needle is living at present
would-wt mum to Stanford. in with her mother, In. Caroline C.
”is place will come Lieutenant Cle- Brown. of No. 619 West 127th street.
g...“ ....““°l"...’°:..‘:i.‘2...“ii:t”.‘t"" m
AVIANR. JUSTFWED.
from that ssoo has-soon col-
if
3233.3.” “m “M ,‘ °“ “”3 KILLED AS MACHINE
'~ ' " ! VBURNSAND FALLS
reactions: nouns: . ,
3.3:“fl”. ‘0 Bring j While circling over Hamilton square
‘1»er
t. L J . _’ gatslow altitude the machine was
coma. 0.01m. Nov. 21. Foodrmn m dd w, to slow 4 m
. x '. .
W “a” “gyfitm: fifcgonsssrth. When one hundred feet above
“yum.“ to raw materials. .mund the airplane burst into flames.
”This w W “in,” by some oi Townspeoplecxtriostsd Topper. who
. pwas unconscious. from the wreckage
‘W fiffifl mflm’mufimg; and took him by automobile to St.
. ‘ Francis“ Hospital. ,
W'Wm‘fim'mm :mhg- “No other punts. whowere in lo-
, . companyiu maniacs en tool} way to
ole-Iv“ ' m h" "m“ ”mlm" Philadelphia tron lllneoia. L. l. aban-
4 it'll-o" telecast was _ made when the cloned 1“" "l9 and returned 5““
tower prices would come. but it was
after the accident.
. . a, m.°u°n “on“! mum” According to the mllll‘l‘)’ records
, . jute purchase of row materials-on s.
Lieutenant Gaskeli was married two
.. m AIM after present his!) price months ago and lived at Seventh ave.
blocks arelaxhausted. i
:4 _.. ’ . Theeyils of soap rehating were set' ‘ ' . W .- ‘
Zlorth by speakem-st the meeting ot' 1“ . n
. netball-oi the soap section. and it
was the consensus that soap prices. ”’8
——-—-—-r-— ..
.. ____. a. .-.» “.1.
will «man as high it not go higher",
because of the scarcity oi fats and,
oils on account 0! the demand in Err
rope. '
:" 3'. P0?! BINEDICT Is 64 TODAY ‘
annulus-anvil! Ba Observed With-'
. :out Ioeeisl Ceremony 1
. Roman Wiles all over the world;
will'cbserve today the slfiydourth‘
- ‘ oi! Popevnenedict 111.116,).
ashram MIL-diocese oi GenoaJ.” ; . .
itsiwondilovember 21, 1854. the son. . ‘ ‘
j a nobleman, Marchese dolls Chiesa.)
e was christened Giacomo dolls;
" So for as is known there will be no
. w mules in any part of the .
gwdlld to mark the Pope's blrthdsy.f
with the possible exception of his
Miranda otlr. Eadie/were,
nan. of iterrlstown, N. 1., is preslv
r
oasaas ................
m is m ....... 647 43.100
Hutu—ls. satia- (isolati-
iu My.) ......... 11! 8.102.
m ................ 135940.214
. Marinas. ‘
— "foul
r ’ toasts.
. Deaths all noses .............. 1,0“
m ...................... «8.038
Irish: in acth (includm ‘
prisoners) .'. ................. 234
l lllutal ...................... 40M
‘WEMNGNN, Nov them fol«
destiny casualty lists were made pub-
lic yesterday by the War Department.
l . Amy.
, Character mlaltden u mama
thus:
5 or) killed in actieniwlDW) died or
wounds: (DA) died oi accident or
other causes; ( (DD) died n! disease;
(Wt wowed; (Wit-would slight-
.lr: ((W) wsnsdad. «immediate»
glued: (ii) missing; (P) prisoner.
connection. '
Casey, Edward, «mum (K).
Boehwlth, {nuts I» corp. Waterbury
(WE.
Doty Lawrence ll.
com. Stamford
(W8). ' -
Kasparek. Joseph 11.. Jr. corn.
Bridgeport (W8).
Resrtlon. William H, corn. Hartford
(DW).
Anderson. Daniel (1.. Woodbury (W8).
Ariiincton. A. 3., Waterbury tom
Belgrade, lila'x. New motion. (W8).
(K).
Enfanii Frank. uuaiepon (K).
IFItaxersld, James. New london (DD)!
Hull. Robert 1.. Pulnntn (WP).
lJohnson, liaynmnd. Straw. (W8). l
Keane Alexander 1., Danbnry (WU).
Lee. John Themes. New Karen (R).
Mitchell, Harold L. New Haven (U)
gunner. Daniel. Bridxaoort (mm
‘ O‘Grady John 1., Newiflalgan (W).
Price, Edward 1., Bridaeport‘twml
Believers, Harold. Bridgeport (DW).
(simr. Arthur 0., sud-sport. (it); or. “nonresident «new. from 0‘0“- -
‘ 'l‘herrlen. Ernest, Waterbury (W8).
Vaughn, John. Bridxecort TDD).
CONNECTICUT PATINTB
o...—
‘ The iollowinnwere issued October
15. 1818. List (“rushed from the of-
fice of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of pa-
ltents. 1116 Main street, Bridgeport,
Conn.
i Burton. Frank v.. Bridgeport, our~
matter). I "W‘l
Helm. Lewis B... Danbury. grinding
hardened rolls. ' ,
lrwin, Parson. Stamford, .,vacuum-
container.
McLaughlin. “M. H. Hartford,
bolt. screw and the like.
McLaughlin. ern 11.. Howard;
Bebeocit. R. Epnavcroit.‘ Va. fasten-
instneans. ~ ,
Malling, Freddrlck W.. liartlord,
target; .
I Monger. Elmer m. summers. A.
1.. New Haven; touting device. _ .
| Sutherland. Alexander 1-1.. Plante-
-vlile. ias Insane.
- Thayer. Alv 1:. New london, Cant
hook. “
> -i‘ v.9. ;
— , r ,. ea
. _.,§ ........ .asztuu
masons-cents“ other. ;
Donnarlnmo. Anthony. New Haven,
.3
‘2
t
:1 _ 8.
dislik-
nsen Potter. motor Center Church.
“tilt-I. «New _. iss Florence
ll. lager Crstut, retell. lath Wyliys
banter
O
Hassock-lite John Laidlaw Buol.
stats maul.
Chapter chorus and audience—Con-
‘Micut D. A. it. Stats Sons.
(lacunae-Ila “out; Richard
iii-sails. mayor oi Butters: His Ex
My. Item 11. Roles-1h so“;
nor cl W: lion. glow .
sunflower-Most, eaaiaty Bass 9!
the W is. the e of Con-
nection; My. tiara 'l‘ Kinney.
honorary vice-eresident general. Nb
ticnal Society. D. A. B. '
Soprano solo—"in France a Voice is
Collins." I‘ateénldrs. Edwin Yum
Judd. ’
. “Boole War Activities of Connecti-
cut"——Riehard 1i. Blsseil, chairman.
State conceit. Detense.
i ‘ Mrs.“1‘.‘ 9 Beach. chairman.
Woman‘s Division Connecticut State
Council oi intense.
i ‘Irs. tier-sit o. shimmy. chairman.
Connecticut'Wemsn‘s Liberty Loan
Committee.
Organ Postlude--"(lrund Chorus in
E flat.”
Recess tor luncheon 12:15 o‘clock.
e
H
Afternoon Session—1:30 o'clock.
Organ Preludewfliilitsry Pelo-
nllse" (arr. by Best) Chopin.
' Chapter . Chorus and Andieneew
lGod Save the King."
2 Address—"Women's Wer ” Cyril
' Maude. .
and Audience:-
3 muse irons‘ he National Society.
,1). a Retain“. George Hayward Min
tnectlcut. National Society. 1). A. R.
Soprano Solos—Who Americans
.Come," l-‘sy Foster; “A Khaki Led."
,lt‘lorence Aylwsrd: Mrs. Gertrude
! Damon Foiherxlll.‘
l Address~«"’l‘he War and the World
Organization." .llon.‘ William H. Wed-
hams. judge of the Court of General
Sessions. New York County.
‘ Violin Sololelliam H. Van Mus-y
dyclt. .
"A Message From the sme Li-
'brsry"-~Georse S. Goddard, librarian.
and chairman of State icomnilttee on
Historical Records.
Tenor Sums-Eliow Vain is Man
Who Boasts in Eight." Handel. Chas.
Edward Prior, 1r. ' ‘
; Solo-J‘The Battle Hymn oi the Re-
public.”.3irs.u Edwin Young Judd.
chapter chorus and audience.
i Benediction—416v. 'Dr. Charles 1".
‘ Carter-.1). Dr.- pastor, Immanuel Cou~
condensichuroh. ‘ ,
'Recessionnh—‘fllarch in F." be
Tombslle. '
. An internal reception willbe held
,at Center Church disuse at 4:15
o’clock.‘- ‘- ‘ ‘ ,,
W
Ilene diocese of Genoa. At that piece
- nuclei masses ct thanksgiving pro-
lisbly will be said. Locallythe birth-
lfiey will. he observed without cere-
PERILS OF LITERARY LlFE
: embody
Wilmington News.
Q - m~ Want Aertwaonder-s
Look at Tsnooal» Remote 'Pclsens —
.- From sternum-Liver and
‘1‘ ‘ ’ ml. -“
decent "California"
We“ Write! ‘00 much: ”‘1 h‘mim imflVOW "
~ , physio tor the lit-
. . W “‘9 ““3 that he tie seamen-um and bowels. Chil-
wecto-nnddigs it up against him-M dren love its delicious ~ ruity taste.
dose “on
Give it without fear.—
éFull directions for child
each bottle.
Adv. ,
l n! l k to or ”single. I
, , o y-—«. no , r e mm on
‘ Ml! scout to get into trouble as the 0mm ’3 Mn; the fig“, and mo“
. 'Wfllhm; Jena 3 e W. 1... WW! uoswauwe rsauwslsvacs‘.
.ldsntio, adjustable “ml“ , _ . . _Noyentber 21, 1918.
‘ janitor Sentinel: ‘ ' .
l 'i‘ont Powers gave a pretty accurate
description oi. the. East Nor-Walk trol-
ley service in tin cartoon entitled the
East avenue trolley car, at the thea-
site hit: night. ‘
‘ ~ vaccioamaoecasaee.
l ‘ WASHINGTON, «Nor. ' Sir—Accl-
dents in the trim and steel industryf
have decreased» by more than two-
thirds durinxsiltewast ten years, as e
result of the movement -to~enierce ' -
safety regulations. scoetdlnx‘to u re-l As km not mm ”this“ the
“port madeviodny by his norm of La- 9‘“. d“ m 19““ b‘" ll ”M“ “n 1‘”
our Statistics. in 1907.. {the reportf'l’l’m‘ W1“ ””0““ “WW“
ishow,’245 men were killedior iniur .9! twentycrthirty or: Dorlon PM“
3 ed cut ctevery thousand. employed. cum“ " "
while in minke accident rate'was .‘m WWW” “13m” 9““
deduced to alumnae perithgueand. 5“”: t“ ”lad “km aboard
'i‘urther reduction would have‘beén re- th” "at Mm “’"WEW" the
1oerded in 1917, tutor meantorattonfhfldlt W‘WIWW" t° “‘9
'ot'industrisl. processor" to nest mmwmw'll‘lm“ chm Womb?"
”All. the "90!? m... ‘ » lion’s line. Ali'had. forgot. that the old
I ,1 one {enmity oboeoidentehe de-
clared to‘have resulted trout“ detect-
lto nonmet- cc‘ertaln hounffmen the
:1'9» ‘m and tha.mloynient orv-MPWHVW. W indeed;
when“ you hummus...
«mom nuts of the-ite- torus n _
9 1‘“
h; "
Special Three
of Dress and ".Coat Materials
l ‘Thnssdsyffridsy and Saturday
An event “importance to those needing such goods.
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'All Wool *Serge
toninlandruses
This-seems to- us n‘most impor-
tant .ofler. The :serges here fea-
tured are every thread wool. There
Is nounixed serge in the Read
sleek. , Ibis a finesveave known as
French Serge, width 42 inches.
The colors are the highly-“desi-
rable winter nbsdee, tan, myrtle
green, navy blue, Wisteria, plum,
old rose, African brown and black.
Regularly they have been selling
at $2.25
“80 Bpecisl this week.
Specials in Petticoats
Tamil. Silks, extra good quali-
ty, finished with fancy flouuces,
many colors including black.
$3.95, ($4.95 and'»$5.95
All Silk Jer-
seys. finished
with licences 4’
w i t_ h s i l k
fringe. A l s o
many‘contrast-
ing color com-
_ ' binalions. Reg-
ularly these were $7.50.
‘ “Special at $5.95
Heather-bloom tops with taffeta
flouuces, wide assortment of colors.
32.05 .
«‘Prendh Saleem and Heather-
blooms. fine for every day winter
wear. ~“ Many colors and block.
Regular. ahdextrssizes,
. Meat woman and
Jersey the ideal ms-
\te_rlal tor a pettieoai.
it clings closely without
built. end being sills it
is quite warm.
. Second floor.
:LindfifHUdtbyythe yard
" : Planordancyweaves ‘ '
' ‘ .. osmium}; . “
Mainlinelflhck, > -
,“15incbeewlde, , , ‘H
‘ 5.59,:7B‘ctsra-nnd.$1.00
N ‘” 75;"85 "0082".de51.15 .
« 41:00
.8185
3”‘18§1iches,
- ‘ 22 inches, N
' 2411101168,
‘ . .15‘1uéh3e'wide, 75018;.“0‘701300'
Idinnhes, ~-B§cts.iddiao;cis.
' .‘Wluches,., ‘ $1.2,Bfaddl$1’.3§
Tbefiomg Emerita age iii-m,
. f 1.9 3 ,-. our "0 so.
a Egybenterwu ',_""Wdlliof;".ll‘ ' -f’-s
, ‘ rdermstripe ni neuron
I
[ms/w 1657
0. :loee 'or-embroitlery‘ trimmed tops ‘ f1
_ , j‘l'uterielsé. For this reason weeoffm
ifuem‘at . ‘ ‘
./
+2.
Days' Sale ‘
Velour for Dresses or
Suits
A sponged quality, all \mol it.-
the following shades, navy, purple
and green. Regularly selling ht
$4.00
$3.50 this week.
Wool Plaids for Skirts “
All wool, dark effects in brown
olive, blue, myrtle and mixed back-
grounds barred with lighter
shades. For tailored sports skirts,
so nice for winter, wide belts with
buttons, good and convenient pock- ,
ate with stitched and buttoned _'
flaps. Excellent quality, original-
ly $2.25
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Third door.
Furniture for the Dining
Room -
American Walnut and Mahog-
any Scis in close-adaption of Wil.
liam and Mary, Queen Anne and
other English period designs at
prices under those demanded in
the markets to-day.
Large Sideboards and Serving
Tables. ' ,
Extension Tables and Chairs so
well made that they will prove of
good service as well as a pleasure
to the eye for many years.
, $240.00
$000.00 : for
. $515.00 ‘ lOpieces ‘
$330.00
$317.00 . ’
. ' Fourth lluor.
, mainland Attractive Gift. ‘
Articles for Holidays in the Home .
Mahogany . Candlesticks, Smok- '
,ing .Sets and Trays. ' Nut Bowls “ .
«withcracking places in the center.
Candlesticks, 280 to $2.50 each. '
Smoking Stands, $135130 $6.00
Smokingfiets, 82.76 to $4.00
'AshiTrays, ’ 65cm to $1.75 r
Nut Bowls, $3.00
Boudoir Lamps, $2.50 to $7150
Basement. .
BrasSieres, two styles
Made .. of strong amuslin, rein-
“forcedundernruisgimitetiou. Clue; ‘
'l'fi. '
.Ani‘lmmfiual bargain ‘33“th939‘vel‘t‘.. ‘ 5
”9118“ before increased cost 01min; ».
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t:
emissions, white ~61- :Lilesh
olefin-stanchion. what is do
‘ m“ l . 8 J.
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Norwalk Chronicler