, ' m hf proviotls m have We had a
' ' my nngofmetfium priced Coats
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BINVOLVIDIN
Fun: in Aumt. It rend: ’Will be at
out late tin? evening."
m Union mu have declinéd
Wu of the Hall-Mills murder case.
* -oy-0enerai McCrun deputized
”or A. Mott of Essex county,u
a"deputy nttorney- general in charge.
3'. Mott will beglxi his duties imme-
comm.
.312" action ot Justice Parker was
= W at the joint request of Prosecu-
1er Stricken- and Beeckman of Mid»
‘, ”X‘Ifld Somerset counties. respec-
; the-1y; Borne days ago they joined in
' ssimilur requelt. but Afterward asked
am they be allowed a. few days addi-
‘00“! time in whith to run down some
‘ m elven. Whether a. definite period
3 1": given them then, or whether they
; 5mm since made another request to
, . be relieved. has not stated.
g The announcement from the attor-
’ . ‘i nq-general'p “the come as a. surprise
? 3 in View of reports that the case was
.3 _ gprumcally closed and that indict-
.' men!» were to be asked of the Somer-
not county grand jury It it taken
, -. hon u an indication that the prose-
'4 ’ cutors have admitted failure and that
the mystery ls t nea rsolutlon.
Mr. Mott perv d as prosecutor and
fiqistant prosecutor in Essex county
for eighteen years. .
“SHERIOCK HOLDIES" AT
TH E PA LACE.
Shcrlock Holmes, Conan Doyle‘-
nut" dctecthe, has at last found his
‘m to the screen in :1 ircmendously
Mimi: and human photoplny. The
Goldwyn picture, ' Sherlock Holmes."
curring John “anymore. opcncd u. 4
«my engagement in Bridgeport at the
Poii'n Palace Thcatre inst night and is
‘ I huge success thcrc. No wonder
New York kept it running- for more
‘ tun three months at the Cameo
Theatre! It is thc sort of picture that
mnngcrn and directors dream of do-
ing and so seldom do. Grant credit
belongs to Albert Parker for the mas-
terly way in which he directed thc
thing of the story which was
adapted from William Gillcttc's stage
phy based on the Doylc characicr.
"Sherlock Holmes" is scrccn cntcr—
tfiumnt at its hoot: it dcscr: cs to
Hand high in the list of twenty his:
l Woollen: which Goldwgn has a aim]
for its season’s output 'i‘ho great
jdalective ”Vets in thc artistic and
'l “pubic hands of John ilnrnmorc: the
f; tctor humanize: the sleuth at mery
3-1 turn The love story whiih Gille it?
— introduced is retained. casting a ro-
. mantle light over the tangled thrvudll
of the chasing to (arm of l’roreasor
,floriarty.
1 Supporting Mr. Bommorc arc a
more of capable and m ll- known play-
gt?! of rtngr- and scrccn such as Ro—
' land Young Carol Dempscr. G
. us.
rave von swim-um Hedda Happvr,
~Wllliam H. Powell. Ange-rs limdoli’.
Robert Schnble. [{(KlnaI-l Denny,
' David Terrence ' l’( rciuzl Knight
1%“ Fischer, Lam-den Hare, Albert
phoning and Louis Woihcim.
; There is an ctcrnal fascinating
[mething about the unraveling of
lmtt-C'y and crime which enchants
thehumnn mind: nowhere has it
been shown to bettcr ad\antage than
loathe Sherlock Holmes stories which
are mo in this photoplay.
fiM
m mum. DANCE. ’.
3 The bmhnnnl dance of the Jun—
ior mm of the Norwalk Hammad
win he held on November 4' at the
*Mlk Country club. The dance
. ha I. formal nflair and will begin
£5380 p. m. The committee has been
mm in securing the services of
iflfi mm Nukel orchestra of
rat. Tickets at :1. 00 per per.
my be had from any or the com-
. m tall ladies born the
of. flour dot th hospitlu haVe
We to act as patron-
, in Look A. lichmaier. Mrs.
9. m Mrs George Betta.
. w Bi-eil. Hrs. P. W. Brooks.
“W Mrs John Craw-
RECTOB’S LOVE '
m '3 copy of the'xnemge over to '
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CHOOSE WEIR OWN LEADERS
Elkm Tribc Ha M We"
8m in no me It Sew
Gama".
' From Point Hope, #300 miles north 9!
the Arctic circle,- conu a mum
mnnlty which has lieu. need-Ni!»
carried on‘tbere {or the lost six mu.
Under the tutelage of minimum
equal sumac has been established
among the Tigaras, who annually in
town meeting elect from among them-
selves the amalik, or council of lead-
ing nien, who in turn enact the local
laws and see to their mam-t
among the thousand'nttivu who in-
habitdhe nylon.
Originally the omalik was composed
of seven men. it is recounted. 3!
was found later that five will : tter
number. From the beginning of the
experiment the right of an” m
giro to men and women alike, in the
selection '0! the council. Christmas
was fixed as the day of tile election
because on that day an of the tribes-
men come into the settlement for
roasting and merry~mnkin¢. The names
are written on a blackboard. and the
live securing the greatest numbcr of
one of the five who receives themat-
cst number of votes becomes the chief
councilman.
Splderi and Hilde.
It has been asserted that spiders
possess : seasick-ones: to mutual
sounds. Some species seem to respond
to the note of the piano, the harp,
the flute, and so on. in a manner rug-
ccstlve of their ability to recognize
these sounds or the harmonic vibra-
tions on which they are based. But
a member of the College of France.
who is mid to have made a special
study of the instincts and the sup.
posed "psychiam" of spiders, thinks
lhnt the apparent sensitivcncss ,of
those creatures to music has been mic-
understood. It is his opinion that
when musical instruments are played
near their nests the spiders simply
feel the vibrations through their webs,
or otherwise. “ithnur recognizing the
musical notes as wands. _ The effect
upon them is similar to that of the
buzzing of an entrapped fly. He does
not ascribe much “Intelligence" to
soiling—Washington Star
First as» in , Engliuh
erdnie. It appeared in 1535. anagra-
based on lboSwiu-Germm version
”82 than; had nope-red 3 version at-
:ributed to Wycliffe, but the men
alone can bejdentlfied u the work
at Wycliffe malt; C...
The translation of the' Old Tenta-
inmtlmdtheAgocryw his. the work
of 1"er again- The trail.-
l-tion oi liie fiw collagen: by Wil-
liam Tyndale nppcnrcd at Worms in
1525; later edition: in “34-36. The
King James version. otherwise known
as the authorized version. was begun
in 130-; and published in 1611..
Social Me: in Earlier: Ages.
story of c sell-com “no com-
votes are declared clected, while that ‘
The first dominate version of.” ’4
English Bible was tint oi Myles Cov-
puiiiiuhcd it Zurich 1: 1525-1529. In .
The munching thing is the constant.
”’0"! Novas. The mail-w .
in and-lat Babylon. the m’
instice in the mmW‘
cmndaml of personal, w
'3le the W ““3
H Earle. Mr; R
”Mr. Mrs. William J Tra-
,. like in charge are: Louis
_,_Jr.. chairman; Ruth Di-
_ ; Frederick Lane.
labor Krm Edith
Hanna: Prowl“. Alice
1! Randall Kathleen'
Burr. (”pr hem
' Wiiihm lv‘. 'Blshop. Won!
Kelley Duncan M
1 In. ”Walter Monroe. Mis'
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Aller Helen Frost. Cor-l
i
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Samoa-u.
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Mun-.1.
ww-nm
«fistula-«um. rho
killers and m
mini: 'j,
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mififfinf! W .
discovery that earlier age: were equal .
roulnwhctwembrpcdlyali‘
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i W ' ‘ L (rm.
. ' m’tbrce, mun Set, dampen, martian an _
_! chiral”: anmuommmli magi a the .;-
3 qu nility their werkn'lanshlp ”and :lhe’ir artistic coverings.
Sch with m m thatcmnbmemflingfumm
i‘. 77 .,
" 3:23:00 Priced at “W _
F'- 7 3223:: 32150.00 . ., Priced a “00- ‘3-
5’ ‘ W dam-sport, wing andmhmr,-w:fll mums
; fine figmdmohmphigii. , 1;“... . 3 3 7- j. 3
v;
3'
Most usefuiof alliabls and they will fit in against the wall, in the
center of a room or at the back of a davenp'olt.
Good assortment to select from ,at following prices,
Library or Davenport Tables 3
....-.- .., -~.«.--- _
c
$29.00 $43.90 $72.90 ..
s! $39.00 $55.90 $95.00
.»"- 'w' ’ ‘S‘din'miioon'
Choice Leather
I” into II IE
VIM and in a
new shape out, at cor-
The Most Comforting Thing .,
low it in Oil or Ga Hester .
if the fire is low it warms the room easily lit
keeps the nursgry warm. It makes the bath rouEn , .
hi iii mormxlg said here is a had fiat- ners and bound all
is figtms 0nd] y 5, around with narrow
'lt metal. _
“New W three styles with smokeless g} , c. . in 7
burners. .. 5-040 15*!
' ~ . * browncnd a soft beav-
‘ Black finish, steel 158%? :34 6:15 a. shade, beaufiiully
‘lined and rims.“ bed, plain
Black finish, was fonnts, ...... _
or studded on flap edge
Blue Enamled,’ sled} *fount‘s
C.- m twoaiylw“ ' ,3: _ , -. ‘ with”
« and Cylinder Styiés - ’4’“ ~ .1 m P’- Sui. a ’
Copper Reflector}; 18:00 " ' :* deep has. with We
“1h; an” Gumtfiemfittmtfle ,
with fire brick back 311de .
moresfifsmmm
’ matérial.
Wmareu
S ' In fan, brown; and dark gray final to the waist o,
' t sowed t5:
Hull inconspicuous plaid material, reversible, plain
one Side_ and pi laid weather;
mam Sadie solendid costs in Irish Friez:
,‘cornfortasble and easy to slip on
Second flC-E r.
Fox Sou-h, beautifully blended. single pelts
that have been selected by an expert from a large
assorbnent.
These furs are the Comfortable small piece<
which are to be worn with tailored suits and (cal
' dresses 56‘ generally for the next month or hm.
Soc.- " d floor
it is "Weather ~~
for m.
{The W in
‘darlc bronn and tan.
Tad: In niixturcs,
Nothing: more com-
'33:]
fortabiefor fail hiking
or country rambling.
$4.95 and 56-95
'3‘ Second floor
“Fair Harbor"
Joseph C. Lincoln’s
latest book, a laugh-
able story, a romance
of course.
= 3290
mm floor
A Good Looking
Hat for $5. 50
Felts, Fauna and
Lyons Velvets, simply
trimmed, a knot .or
twist of metal brocade
or ribbon.
M Turban: and
hats for matrons.
Poke shapes fOT
young girls. Light 31nd
dark colors.
Read Hat Bones
covered in a material
that looks like tapes-
try. These could be us-
ed when traV cling.
$1.75 to $2.25
According to size.
Second fiocr.
Candy
One Pound Box a-
satedr fruits and nuts,
49th.
Main floor.
‘--Black Chiffon
Dress Velvets
The crisg frosty air inciineé one to
warmer dress fabrics and velvet is so
ideal for cool weatherr-a
Not for several seasons has
it been 591:0po as now. in rich and
' lustrous quality, '40 mCheS wide
_ .. $6.59 a yd.
Better quality $8.00 . ya,
quecnly
-. Gill, {PAS
" 8.0%, mm
Wfie'mfio'mh M
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Clothes Baskets, Hampers, Waste Paper Baskets, Dog Carr} fl- ‘—'
. Baskets; Dog Sleepers,
-. , V Booklets, Shopping Baskets, Etc.
__« , . walla-£1: w.
Hmewm”.
Market Baskets, Bushcl
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