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in but 815ml“? k: l 1’ “Kill. Unbristht S drilled
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"- Wainscot; iron: T, Die the Reading oou‘l Muslin
liner-human o."Jerusaleln'. from St. subject Sunday, on. 30 "Arthur and
-T Poul. Meudlosshon: Postlude. "I A" Fallen Man "1 mummy meeting
,1‘ Parker. Evening: Prelude. V" "0111- Wednesday fill. me To Mil 39:.
n union "'Bntiste. «8 or the [midterm cordially invited '
vest It .,Mcll‘o1'ion: is: Qt) at" log Room open in the public each
T is to. towns and Howard's Duane. week day, from 2 o 1; p. m. ._
" he Lord is My Light ” Bucklill Mrs. W '
Hinton-Mr. Hirst: Solo "Holy City." oAupunv AND NonwntK BOAD.
Adams, Mrs, Eaton; Postludo. “March .
.13.”. HP. at. John Lockwood aldc'tod Presl-
debt and c. . Mellon Vice
irk.
wul Methodist Episcopal
Pro: dent,
. 'h Roy. 1+ It [Mongoopustorw T
orb ng prayer serv co, 3 I. 111.; NEW HAVEN 0 t 29. mAnnuui
L ”ch Willi sormon,10 301 Sunday moctlnxi oi the Danbuqry nixd Norwirik
‘ “chm" W3 “00" “359' 1.3 “1'- Epworlh} Railroad Company and tho Now How
on and Derby Railroad, both controlled
‘ 'L‘euguo de‘rvice, ll: 30 p. or: service
by the Connolldatod llnllrond Com
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8111 oil
A cold cannot nettle; pnitlte
lungs if you take Liuonino at the
first evidence, as it renews and
Ivvarms the bloodmworks' from
within-«and overcomes the dis»
ease 11.9111an has a chance rte T‘bé-
conic seated. There is no medi~
cine in the world that can corn-
pure with Linoninc in curative
and reconstructive virtues. . ‘
‘T At all drug Stores, 25, 5o, $1.
FOOTBAL‘L IN CAMBRIDGE.
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Novelties 111 Neckwear.
0111 section fem-Women s Noeltyvcdr plflfdfdlllh’ the son-T
sons Intent and most exclusive styles, designed by art-
into) lligh class Novelties. the indescribable distinLtive
things that Show originality in design and skillful Work-
manslllp ate offered at popular prices. Beaded Stocks,
Chifi'ou ‘anots, Seattle and Burris of Princess Louise Lace,
Shoulder Collars of Point Venise and Ponrpador Lace.
and many things hand made of the attractive new Royal
Society Brmaid How u look at the showcase near the
11-11
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With sernrou..l: 30 p. Music for tho
I'"'No. ecu absolutelyxhnre lightest
stitch mono 111
T ones not! Tapestries
Hochlneaf: Tr (orplly use.
11 Creation Profits: and
.T . ost Recent
11 sewing machines for manufacturing purposes.
Hundred Different sewing Machines shown in ‘
[aeration for Every
“running lock- t
tcv‘vorld.
Improvements '
Stitching Process.
d by New Hlvcn and Harlem River
Road: Ye:terday.
11 T's." yesterday
it see In the United Staten
. of New York. The mor-i.
to propcity in New Rochelle.
TIn Mt. Vernon and New York-
‘ ll for the pur pose of raising
begin work on the‘ Harlem
"6' Port Chester raliond.
inns; and tried all sorts of
mm got no relief. Then I be-
e of Electric Bitters and feel
Its grasp for twelve years. "
o whot n reliable medicine for
11d Kidney trouble. stomach
T or general deblllty, get Elec-
t year and
- ltr’t'eriy had been utterly balloon. He.
He survived by a daughter
T lwhtrt you get. the genuine De Witt’s
It's guaranteed by F. H.
It
an.
i
4y
“'r
'rawers at
{sworn at . . . . .$1.oo
Underwear
50c 'T
STEPHEN D. SMITH.
Death of One of Stratford‘a out
' Known Rocldentu. T
Stephen D. Smith one of the oldest
.residents. of Str’ntfo'rd, led at his
home there yesterday. 9 had been"
in failing health for nbou
rs E. F.
Hull and two soon, ‘dem‘nwb‘d B. Smith
and rl.-nae '(Snlllh “ with a
huge properly hdl'dél ll’l‘Stt‘t’I‘ltord
' ONE OF ”MANY
It. A Tisdalomf Summcctori; 8.0., out
rerod for twenty years: with tho Piles
Specialists were employed and runny
remedies used but relic! and perma-
nent good was found only in the use
of Dn‘Witt's Witch Hazel Shiva This
in only one of the many. many cures
that have been effected by this won-
derful remedy. in buying Witch Ha-
zel Salve it is only necessary to see
made by E. C. DoWltt & Co., in Chi-
cago. and oeure is certain. Derttis
Witch Hazel Solve cures all kinds of
piles. cuts, burns, bruises, eczema,
letter, ring-worm, skin diseases, etc.
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. T ”
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oil is led
Ladios' Garments,
25c
Ribbed
Vests and Pants. 31..
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . . . . .- 50c
Ladies' Ribbed \ Garments,
White or Manuel Wool. .$r.oo
REMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
ye 4' 1.. 1 1'.
51, .9.» in“ d ”nil
rerr
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' superintendent; 1 to 9. speclnl rally
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day? Anthem. .lnbllntd Den lh E flat.
Bunk; duet for soprano and contrnlto.
Kind W01 ds, Plnsutlr quartet, Sort}, of
My Soul, 'Elehhorn. '-
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev E. Cunningham pastor“
Morning service 10. 80 a. m.; preuuhlng
by Rev. 8 Dnnforth Lewis, of Bridge.
or1:subject,,01'y /of the Human
cart; Sunday school, 12 111.1 Junior-
League, led by Howard Bonedlrilail
p. m.; Epworth League, 0 p, m.; end-T
or John I.’ Hommedieu; topic, Around
the Wor1d-0ur New Pousessions: eve-
ning service, 7 p. m; preaching by
the pastor: topic, The True Friend.
A. M E. Church, Knight street. Rev.
John D Nichols, pastor-4T1, praise ser»
vice. conducted by Mrs, John 1). Toy-
1m; 12 Sunday school James Perkins,
seluvlces
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwnlk Congregational Rev.
Lewin Frank Buell. D, D.. pastor—-
10:30 11. m.,' sermon, Reconciliation
with Life; organ prelude Largo. Hun-
(lel; quartette, Arise Shine for 'I‘hy
Light is Come, Buck; offertory, Le
malgre: quortettc. Jesus. My Saviour,
Look on Me. Nevin; organ postlude,
Lornmens. 12 in Bible School; La-
monl Jennings and Mon' 11 Christian In
uulry Clubs will nssomble with school;
34.0 p. m. vosper's servleo.r address,
Thomas and His Doubt; run pre-
Tiudc Schumann; qunrtettc.0 ngttlilont
.l". 'l‘mlrs: riffm'lory, Wely: buds solo;
uunrtetto. Crossing the Bar, Bridge.
Music at the First Congregational
Church, Norwnik. tomorrow—Morning:
Prelude, ()ffertor'y in E flat, op. 46, No
ti, Gullnraut; in Heavenly Love,“ Abid-
ing, 8. G. Klein; Jubllnte in D, Haydn;
nito solo, People Victorious. ll. Purit-
Tor, from Nova Novlsslurn; Postlude,
Fantasia in D. Andre. Evening», Pro
lude, I’nstornle in F. Pnriter; Bonum
Est in G. Buck: tenor solo, “I Came
to Jesus." P. Glorzn; I’osthule,"l‘occn-
in in F, Bach. At the musical service
on the evening of November 6. selee
lions from the Holy City will be xiv
on i
.i BAPTIST
First Baptist Church, Norwaldu I).
W. Tullunge Vun Dor'cn, pastor-~-
Prsyer meeting at 10 n, 111.: sermon,
10:30 11. 111., subject. “l Will Write My
Laws Upon Their Hearts.“ Sunday
schoolat 12 111.; B. Y. P. U. meeting at
6: 30 p m.; sermon at 7930 p.111.
Prayer service Thursday at 7: 30 p m.
Seats tree. A cordial welcome to all
who attend these services. T, . T
Grace Baptist Church, corner of
Butler and Quincy streets, Rev. D. S.
Thomas, pastor-11 a, 111., preaching
wrvlcos;.:l.30 p. m.. Sunday school:
7 9. nm. prayer and praise meeting:
it p. preaching services Tuesday
evening t‘hristlun Endenvm meeting;
HIIMCCL How (living Resets Upon Mo.
l’lov,, 3: 910: id 0012. 6: ll.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church. Itov. ltomlliy F.
ilumphrisu, rector-TS u. m.. Iloly Conr-
munlon: MST/a. in. Sunday school:
it o. 111.. morning prayer and sermon:
7.30 p, in, evening prayer and unr-
mun.
Crane Church, Ilov.
Werner, rector—'1‘wculyvuocoud Sun-
day after 'l‘rlnlty:- Celebration of
the Holy Communion at 8 o'oloclt:
Sunday school at 12; opening prayer
.nnd sermon'at 7:30. The altering at
111M119 services will be the nnnuol ot-
Tbo sermon in the averting rwill be on
pieces.
81.
numlom 10130 a. n1.. morning puny
and sermon; 12: 00. noon.,8undny.
Bible clusm: :0 p. 111.. attention
and" semen. when will bejllnot mull
under the directl p of P
usrvloop.
rvico whlrilfh is held ubltho walla”
.lnures' Benton T
morning prayer. and sermon . at, 10 : 30; ~
faring don the benefit at the pulsh. .
lsatsb II great Arraignment. the fourth .
in the series on Old Testament Mouton :‘
Paul's church. Rev. .TWemyss "
Smith, rector-«7. 30 n 111.. Holly Com» TT
puny.Tl1l1vo been held at the olllces oti
the latter company in this ellr.
in both instances directors from the
main line have been instnlleri in place
of the local directorsjf,
Those ore the directors of the New
Haven and Derby
J Plorpont Morgan, William Reiko-
follor. George 3. Brush. 0 S. Mellon,
Arthur D Osbornl Dc Vor nrner,
John M. Hall, W. F. Cheney and Chur-
les F. Brooker
Messrs. Osborn Warner. Hull and
Cheney succeeded Messrs W E Bar-
nett (resigned), S. E Morwln. N. D.
Sperry and Franklyn Fnrl.re
Those olileers wore subsequently ei
ecterl: C S. Mellon president, Char
los F. Brooker. vicepresldent: J. G.
Parker. secretary: A. S. May, treasur-
or.
This is the new Board at Directors
of the Dnnbmy nnd Norwnlk Italir:oad
F. St John Lockwood. Charles F.
Frooker. John M, Hall George
Brush. 0. S. Mellon, Arthur D. Osborn,
I Do Vet Wn1ner,F W. Cheney and
1). Newton Barney.
Messrms Brrooke ,. Mellon, Osborn.
Warner Cheney and Barney succeed
thcuc tor'nrer (llrce'iols: B. R. Eng
lluh deund [1T Wesley, Charles II
Morrcti James I’ 'l‘ruudweli 11nd W.
F. Bennett (resigned).
The officers elected by the directors
m-zo President F John hock-
wood; vice-'ptcuidclri, CT S. Mellon; C
S.Cln1',k John B Parker; treasurer, A
s. May .;
BROKE iNTO His HDUS'E.
S. Lo Quinn. of Cavendish. Vt, was
robbed of his customary lrcnlih by In-
version of Chronic Constipation. When
Dr King’s New Life Pills broke Into
his house, his trouble was arrested
and now he's entirely cured ’I‘hcy‘ re
guaranteed to cure, 20c at F 11.an
ter's Drug Store
w—
TO HEAD OFF JAPANESE.
Butcher's UnlOn Afraid that Japanese
. Labor Will Come. Nye.
CHICAGO (l1u.29—-—'l‘holuvusion of
American industrial fields by lnpunese
laborers is feared by President Mich:
sol Donuoliy. of the Butcher Work
men 11 Union. To bend on the Japan
one Donnelly will introduce a resolu-
tlon at the convention of the American
Federation of Labor in Sun Franclsco
next month. calling for the enactment
of legislation excluding them from the
United States. The matter was
brought to Donnellys ntterlhon by 11
cull made on him by K. Oknllmn. u
lupunose who said that he had been
told by tho. employers thut work could
be given to 500 or 000 men of his na-
tloualily.
Pursuing his lnouir.les Mr. Oknllrnu
uni-ted it Japanese would be ndmltlod
1, the Butcher Workulcn's lluiou.
Donnoliy showed the constitution (II
the labor organization, which contulu-
ed nothing operating ngnlusl the for-
elnnors
Donnelly then hastened to lll‘fillfll‘l‘
his Japanese exclusion resolution
Snlnil Hey—"Mister, mu wnuls tor
She thinks the smell from y'our unlo-
ln rrrnl, of our houseT tor half 1111 hmu
31.9.1.1 all; our A010
' final Add. 9mg 91°94“
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treat 111,11
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11.191. u but
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T ubflmd
but later the atmosphere cleared and
HARVARD. PENNSYLVANIA.
Filley ........................ Drake
Lott end
Brill .................... Butkiowitz .
Left. tackle.
Park'ei ................. .Plekarskl.
heft gnnrd.
Parkinson ............ Torrey (Cnth
Tlenicr. ' : r
Squires ............... . ..... Zelgier.
Right. guard.
Ovenon ..................... anson.
Right tackle.
Leary ...................... Sinklcr.
Right end.
Kcrunn .................. Stevenson.
Quarter back.
Sperry .................... Reynolds.
Left half back.
Hurley (Cunt. ) .............. Green,
Right ball back.
1 Mills ........................ 151111111.
TFuil back
Steady strains or Visitor-site :Wltndru
' Harvard- TPcnncylvanln Content.
munitions. Males. Obtm 29;-~A
steady stream of visitors come to tho
Unlvcrslty City today: nttghd tho
tootbsll game between Harvhrd and
the University of Pennsylvania, at the
Stadium thisatternoon. This year.
bringing the Harvard Yale contest at
New Hoven. the Pennsylvania game
was the principal homo contest for the;
season for the Crimson eleven. The
day opened raw and uncomfortable.
conditions, both for players and spec
tntors.‘ improved. Both teams were
confident today of their ability, to
make an excellent showing in the
scrimmage for victory. The Harvard
men were to go into the saute heavier
than their opponents, their”. average
Weight being 199 98 Tpoundp.‘ while
Pcnnnylvanla players hard on average
of 11111 27 pounds. There WEI every.
prospect that the game would bb wltT
nossed by a great crowd.
The line- -up of the teams was an
nounced before the game as follows:
Yule—Columbtn Contact. '
I‘W YORK, Oct 29. «Conditions
for lodnvs cbntoat between the foot-
ball teams remeuentlng Yale and Co
lumbln were poorly perfect. The air
was cle’nr and cold and the field could
not have been in better Ehnpe With
the odds four to one on Yale. there
was little betting on the result or the
game early in the day. but niony wa
gore were made that Columblti would
hold her opponent down closer thirn in
last year' 5 game, Early trains brought
in n goodly crowd of Yale men and an
unusually lnrge attendance was untie-
lpntcd Thg game was scheduled to
begin at 2 unlock
The trainers and coaches at both
elevens reported that their men were
all n the host of condition and fit. to
piuy their best. After their arrival dt
American League Park the r'cspccllvii
ttlfitlu‘l‘d will that their teams would
probably line. up in this order.
YALE. CO OLUMBIA
slrcvliu , ..................... .Post _
heft out]. .
Dloomer ................... . Browne.
heft tackle.
Kinney” ................. Dudon
Loft guard.
Rorubock Finnegan.
Cantor. _
Tripp . . . . . .............. ; Stanglun‘d.
Right guard.
Hogan... ..............Tborpc.
Right tackle T
931 Muir
Right and
.Rockwell . Donovan.
Quarter buck. T T
Dueli.
Vooder .....
Loft halt back.
Morse-T........ .T.......... Holmriclr.
. Right halt Mold
Owsley .......... .........
. . Carter.
FullT buck. T
. TO OUR! A GOLD in ONE DAYT
* 'rslre laxative Bronte Quinlnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money it it
is on ouch box.
“ CLAY—ACTOR.
IDNDON,0ct. rr‘; 2:10 11'. rum-Tum
.T I’nh‘lino Astor. dsuglr‘to‘i‘ bf Wiillnln
Astor. m married: our Ht;
. b Weldiulnstor.
hgttg‘rnhon’r
1111.: a curb
Wilbur
ed the
9211’ wary
in union sup 1 ,
'1 TO! 1.40an ”mumrfim”
T tot-vow . some?» 9:?
nun to cure. 11W. Grovsssigntture T
Alain Street entrance.
Men’s Furnishings.
We have made on especial effort to provide 11 goodly
assortment of comfortable Sleeping (3.11 merits for winter,
and feel confident that we have them, the light goods at
the right prices .
Men’s Pajamas of soft, warm outing flannel made
and finished' in the best manner, fasteningwith silk cord
and handsome pczu'l buttons. The cut of these garments
is correct and they fit perfectly. $1.00 and $1.35.
Boys‘ Pajamas, sizes 6 to 14, 75c a suit.
Henry Flannel Nightshlrts, extra long and full, ex-
ceedingly well made, 75c.
Outing Flannel Niglltshirts of soft. fine quality, 50L'.
Boys' Outing Flannel\Nightshirts, see.
Special in Shirts. A fine Colored Soft Shirt for
youths and men who wear small sizes 14 and 14% in-
cluded, regular $1.00 Shirts, reduLcd to 75c.
Sale of Handkerchiefs.
Again we have pleasure in offering something unus-
ually good. This is a lot of Handkerchiefs obtained
quite luckily underpricc and we give you the benefit.
(luv, lot of line sheer all llllt'll Handkerchiefs with
quortciziuch hems. 25c quality. for 19c each.
tine lot of lace trimmed, the dainlicst of llaudkcr—
chiefs. .ngc quality, for I91: cuch. T ‘
These will be sold at $1.00 for half dozen. , T
Have you seen the new Polar llcnr Fur at the Dress
Lioods Section. Anyone in search of something novel
and approprialt for :1 child 5 unit 01 21 baby carriage robe
“ill lllink Sllt‘ has found just the right thing. ,T ' .
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The D M. RendCo
Tum, .111 1911.1.»- xm‘brrgw ‘s
'1de You om Armando: ht. T .
in use for over years. has time the Dynamic”: ‘or
dine bedroom: “9%va
nupurvlolbn gluon
ow no one to deceive you In this:
All ammo“, limitations and «Jacobo-good” m but:
Expedition“ am true with and ojndhninr idle blibl
gone. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It to Plum
contain; not?” Opium. Morphine our other WI
T to”
eds”; on Drouhm. euros
and Plenummflmmmmm
Moscow More; will; halal; 1111c nurtured
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