1‘ mm. Oct. 25.-—1'he
W convention of the Young Ju-
Woodcut will be
atthaY. I! A building on
.5. Large delegations are ex-
"ed from Hartford. New Haven.
Wallinti'ord. Waterbury.
The local arrangement committee
y‘all: a reception and dance for del-
m ahl friends. Nov. 4.
. Invitations hme been issued to
many prominent men here and in
other cities in the State to be seated
at the convention as honorary dele-
“tea.
Three Set-ions.
.The convention will be. divided
. into three Mons: A morning ses-
sion. or the opening of the conven-
the proper. at lo o’clock Sunday
in‘: the afternoon session. at
314.». 'which will be formally opened
by greetings by Mayor Atwnter and
followed by a business session. and
the evening session. which will be
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England is losing no Opportunity
to make friends on the Continent. ,
Photo is of Gen. Ledisloy Sikor-
rki. chief of the Polish General
Stafl.
Ford toward tfishgi
wens practical
GLOUCESTER.
elated Pro“). -—The.
schooner Henry Fe
oOEer Bluenose
start of today’s
rice. The Baum. homer.
better position. heist to weather snd
Wain; the Auction
'The unomcisl mm
lili'ord—n‘ 00:50: ‘qu
Bluenose—u 00: 69.
The committee had
f the No 2 course.
tgt this would give the host .
reach of five miles 63 Thatchers
Idaho. a. tea anile' beat up the bay.a
close fetch or ten as)” on! shore. a.
bro-A! ranch of tat was Thatcher:
and aeleoe fem abed of five miles
fisherman
”mun:
lie wind. The
Canadian wu holding the weather
the Blucnose to get and then came
up quickly on th find and crossed
a-Itern of the. BI ose and came up
on the weather? 0 the Canadian. It
was a clever piece inelmsfnanehip by
mostly devoted to an oratorical con-
tent. and inter-city (ll-bales. followed
by a‘ social.
The Young Judra mm cmeni which
was inaugurated in this State in]
19039 with a. few members, has spread
throughout the nntiro State and is
one of the most progressive mluca-l
floral movements of the Jewish youth.
of lodax Younx: Jude-11 o: l onni'ct-.
lcut is subdividcul into some Jim clubs
of Jewish hms and girls Ymmx:
Judas partnko-s in all tin :waitiesf
in the Zionist mow-ment. 'l‘hf- man-
ping out of .‘l program of .mtixities
for thl- year 11122.23 wi'l be tlh fon-‘
turc work of the convention, '
1(“ommiticc in Charge
The committee having chars"? of
tho arranm-ments (or the ronvontion
ls Flirts Flora llollrrr. chairman; Miss
Esther Zalkinll Miss Cussln Kahro-
fsky, Miss Anna Silverstono. Miss
Henrietta il'urrismi. Miss Dom Zulu
kind. Nils“ France-s Jory, David R035
cnhluilx. Nathan I.v\‘ill<‘. Morris
Goldman find Sigmund Lurino. ‘
The State rmmnitto- comprises
Miss ll‘lorn Bohre r. Miss )‘Isthfl' 7.:Ll-
kind. Morri-t llnl'fwnl and Nathan
Levine of this City. and Miss Mur-
ihn llirhmond and Miss ll. Jacobs
of New Haven.
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BOAT. \\ RI-.(‘Kl-. I) IV SOI'ND
STAMFORD. ('v‘t. :3.—.\n oil tank
belonging to (hr :vxlf lb-finim: Co..
and Which was :1 converted schoon-
er. went on iht- r01 ks off Shir-pan
Point burly tmlzty 11ml was stiil
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 BELL~AMS
Hot wafer
Sure Relief
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251 and 73:. lackafies Eterywhc-rc
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.Yerton
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there yesterday afternoon. A hole had.
lbeen state in the bow and a part nose. after belngfi
oi the tank had been carried away.
The captain of the craft is named
There was one man on board.
besides.
The craft was thought to have
lvm-n m1 ovster from Port \Vash-
inmon. N. Y which last night had
bwn anchored off Cows reef, but
this noon it may be a total loss.
‘Woun. DROPS DEAIi AS
HUSBAND ls CARRIED HOME
sott'er'RY.
h) the sight of
tin unconscious form of her husbandi
into their home. Mrs. Theodore R;
\lezez-lt-r 75 years old. dropped dead;
yr-stl-rday. Her husband. who is 83'
ycfirs old. was not expected to live
through the idoy. I '
.Mr \Vheoler formerly a. state room
Lr tentative and for more than. 80
Oct. - 25.—-Stratled1
u; .irn a selectmnn cf this. town. was.
stricken whih drhing .a
about three miles from.
'l'l .9 horse however, kipt on for some
Jammie until llC was. stopped by
mizzhlmrs who saw Mr. “’heeler
Plillnpl‘tl in the scat. They carried
Hm into his home and met Mrs.
\Vhe-elnr sit the, door. The latter had
boon ill for some time and it is
lumen-d that the shock caused her
death.
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TOOK CUPS FROM MOOSE HOME.
("hargod with breaking into a show
case where some silver icvings cups
were kept at the home 0! South Nor-
waik Lodge or Moose. on South Main
street. Murray Smith. of Putnam ave-
11.10, mas placed under arrest yester-
dss afternoon by Patrolman John
Tombill on South Main street and let
hem? held under bonds 0! $1,000 for
trial.
Smith. who 1:: regarded as ecceniric.
cut into the Moose Home yesterday
afternoon, and took three silver lov-
ing cups and an electric light bulb.1
wrapped them into a packats‘aud left ’
.1119 Home. He was seen by a mem-
ber. who informed the police. and
i'utrcimun Toothili finall} “collared"
‘him {11 South Main street, with the
goods under his arm.
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Coming up to the mark the Blue-
S'ERI sbehlnd. be-
gun. to gain an ht find passed the
Ford 100 yards from the buoy. passing
the latter's stern and taking her wind.
The Bluenose's staysail was hoisted
1)
she' gained i first bore seconds
good sailing. ”the Mmslow. She
split tacks immeditteiy and stood in
ore.
hThe Bluenose hadl’a-‘icnd of twenty-
{lve seconds at he": t turn. .The
beats turned "11‘? as follows:
Bluenose—ZII‘r .4
momm '
At 12:05 .1 lfiahorevhltchi ,
neighbors c ringlproved nothin: butJJhal‘D 1"“ afld
the American be.“ soon stood back on
the weather board kick The Bluenosc
was leading 11! ”awards, mas point-
ing higher and looting a trifle foster.
The wind had increased to ton knots.
The Ford set her staysail
At 12:80 the Biuenose had increased ‘
The;
edged a bit to
bum windward and was holding herself a '
his r'homc. trifle higher. probably on account a:
The wind had br- «zed up
a trifle more and was blowing a full .
its lead to four hundred “yards.
Ford. however. had
her stuysail.
twelve knots. both boats being rail
under.
The Bluenose tacked to port at
12: 40 and massed the herd bx “.100
undo. the Blucnose set her simsail in
windward. The Ford kept on the star-
board tack. At 12:45. when a trifle to
the windward of the Blumioee. Blit-
tacked to port. The Ford was quickn-
in stays than on Mondnv. The Ford
was 100 yards to windward of the
Bluenose‘s woke. but neat-iv a half
mile astern.
At. 1 p. m. the Bluonose was lead- L
in: the Ford by
nearly. :1 mile. al-
though ihc‘ord was standing higln- r.
Merely an Opinion.
A comrureray has been raised
the question whether “the first
fired ymrs are the longest" m-
flrst lumnlrml years the hardest." We
imzurcl ilu- opinion that the first hun-
dred :wurs are the most plausible.—
lim-lmn-n'.
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FIGHTING AGAINST FAMINE 1N GERMANY.
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hadtht‘
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times were; , , .
efore she lufl‘ed around the mark at“! '
the finish.
t”l'l'hree minutes sitter the start. the 5
Bmenoee the Ford to the ‘ .,
'woathernudtooktheiead. Bothboats _,. ..
were oi! toward the first. mrk slowly. ) ‘
nethewiudhaddxmedtoseven .
swam Ont. be}. 25);;
Band of cracksmen swooped down on
rail}: and telephone wires. Broke into
the Standard Bank drilled open the
nfately {10.000 in cash and a quantity
of securities.
A rROBABLE vac-res.
Hiram Johnson. Republican of
California. 'one of the cuisine
winners in this your“. casted for
a seat in: incited State- Senate.
this town. early today. cut. all the tale. .
safe door and escaped with‘approxi- ‘
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Store closes daily at 6 o ’chch
. _ French Gloves, Madame!
Could anything bemofe interesting at this time of year when 131 am.
fcally every woman in giving thmrghtéteaher gloves. Although we bought this I
lot. of French have Some time ago they have just come in, and now v. 3 pro-
pose to give Women a chance toiiave thekiad of gloves they like at a reason.
able 1mm -
Melton: women the ssrpflficulzr about their gloves as they w0u1d be
. » regarding. their shoes. Theft )5 a‘ Certain air of refinement about kid glow:
‘ Especially French ‘k‘id. And m gloves we have are genuine, so 5mm
pliable, and inside as only a true Frenchman knows how a glove shoullm
made to be just right. '
lo All the Season 5 Fashionable Colorings
The Mia-owns and guys} buyer, mode, mole and white
also white with black and hkckwithwhitestitching.
$1.50 and $1. 75 a pair
One Lot in O
ne Lot
Two U1 ique
Sewn Cloves
pearl or bone button Clasps,
three rows crochet embroidery
on backs. X‘régular $2 50 grade '
of gloxre. ”
-$1. 50 a pair ,
Every pair guaranteed perfect.
0]: sale Wednesday morning, and because of {be low price no credits.
Mai :- :‘rrr.
m"!
with gusset fingers. pearl button
Clasps and welt tops. Five rows
contrasting embroideryon backs.
A regular $3.50 grade.
$l.75 a pair
at, l:
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Dress Trimmings
Block Tailored Braids in widths from
half inch to three inches, nine widths
in all 8 to 75 ate. a yd.
Open-work Bands in fine ZlSSOl‘Illlc‘ZiZ.
15 to 25 ct. a yd.
Irritation Krimmer Bands, black.
beige, silver and mixed gray. in six
inch \lldlll. $1. 50 a yd.
Dre“ Girdles, Tassels, anges, Pends
ants and Cabochone.
Heavy Black Girdles for costs.
Main floor. center disk
A Ncw‘l'aump, the "SunSet"
Soft suede in the new Mandalay
:zliade, one strap pump of grace and
:omfort. The toe is wood the heel
Straight and just a trifle higher than
ordinary correct f0: wear with the
longer skirt. Over the strap and at
.side of vamp is trimming in Man-
:lalay Russian calf done in lattice
abet. .
' $11.50
Ask for style No. 2330
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