control“, muslin”: , chins
r80 rcpt-s. thus home the signature at
sod has been Mamba!!! his por-
sonol snpsrvislomeinoc its inm-
' t , ~ Allownoonetodooeive youinthis.
Ooutefleits. Imitation: and t‘Just-ns-good’? are ‘but
Maillot trifle with and endanger the health of
and Guarani-Experience against Expos-intent.
Mm is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gonio, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. ‘Its use is its abanntee. It destroys “Wow:
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
(hills. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flutulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
8mm and Bowels, giving- henlthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea-The Mother’s Friend.
imam: CASTORIA Mm
. w / Bears the pignature of,
,r.
O
' ’ ‘ The Kind You'Hluo Always Bought
1" Use For Over 30 Years.
i, , 'NI omwn ”I'M“. VI MUIIIV "It“; ”II "II We
.._...._..m.._.4.....a...._...‘-
JaCk ”FIOSI”
NIPS A LITTLE HA RDER EVERY NIGHT.
I
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES ARE IN
ORDER. TIME FOR YOU TO THINK OFWHAT
WE THOUGHT or EAR LY LAST SUMMER. “A
FRESH SUPPLY."
GET GOOD, WARM BEDDING NOW, AND
GET IT FROM US. AT RIGHT PRICES.
A. J. COLLINS li'l CO.
{2-18 North Main Street, South Norwalk, Conn
..-, .H...-~.—..._. . .._.. aw
”32.; El? ’
Cloaks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
It will save you Thirty Per Cent on the Dollar.
We on arantea a perfect fit.
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
98 WASHINGTON STREET.
n
Squeozmg the Consumer
well ”It! llolllcrs protlts is no‘
our wily of colllluctlnr. the Hull llusl
to
noes. We Ill-Ill-vu Ill fllll' llcllllng lull;
WililI our customers to be our friendl
us woll. 'l‘iult Is why we take sucl
un'c to llccp lilo llcst, lllc clollucsi
liliII highcst lllullily of cool to be lllltl
Iho Daniel Keogh b'oal Co.
Scavlsw Ave. East Norwslk. Ct
Tel. 145—8.
., . ,3“,
' tum“. ,‘ "“u'- , I.
. coovnll’fill‘l'” (“aw—q
. I m!
Steward Slows ill’l' Illllll'iillll’llll lo liilo Solislodion in lively lioslltlzl
.. ‘ Your Money link it lol Sotill‘lod liltlrll lloolll‘o l‘lilll
~WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
A. J. ANGEVINE (it SON.
134 Washington Street.
South Norwslll, Carlo.
to. bolt; can:
t the Lowest Prices.
, 2.000 lbs. Guaranteed. ~
H
w ERSHF?‘ LD &SON
in Water Street. Telephone eating.
john T Hayes, 5 Main Street, Norwslit.
203-5. Public “stint. as Bo. Msin 9t.
. .- .«Iuw‘ as“.-.
cs, ill ”All
senile.
Will be Hoe to ”ammo. Friday.
Qctsbsr 20th. .
Notices (lithe 59th annual meeting"
of the Cognucticut Stole Tesobel's' ss-
sociallml to be held at Hunters Fri-
day. October 20, have beenreoeived ill
this city. The general theme for the
. wasting of this your will be “moral
’rnlning in the publiolsohools." A tull
pr mam Myths [snout sud section
n.ootluns..to litany th the report or
treasurer/W. l Me a; at this city
for the year ended September i. fol?
lows: . , .
General Meetigus-wll‘oot Guard Armo-
.....rv,l 9 High Street...
10 ll. ln.~—~Atidress~li.ev. OIOl‘a S.
Davis. New Britain. “The Ethical Ap-
proach to Childhood and Youth." (The.
doors t the ball will be closed at the
beglnn ng of the morning address.)
2:15wAnnouucementsufor 'i‘lallchorll'
Annuity guild—N. L. Bishop. superin-
tendent. at schools. Norwich.
. 2:30—-Addross—~Prot. E. Hershey
Sllouth, Yule university. “Yale Univer-
sity and the Educational Interest. of
the Sluts.”
mill-«Addrens—«Prol. Willlnm Lyon
Phelps, Yale University, “The Novel
'll‘ Today."
llzliliwAnnunl llllsIllPl-nl meeting.
Section Moottngs—-Iilgh Sclloolwlilgh
School Building. Room 26. Sccond
Floor-.Londel‘, W. C. Alters, principal
or high school, Now lirtlldn.‘
ll:ili~~"ls tho High School Iicspon
sible for the Moral Character of_ its
".ruduntos?"--~Pl'ol. Wnltor llllllou .ln
coils. llrown University. Discussion vvvvv
p, (3. Avery, pl'lnclplll high school.
Stamford; H. 0. Boulder, prilloiplll
Hotchlliss school. Intkcvlllu.
drummer and intermediate -— High
School Building. Mnin llall, Second
Floor. ‘
Louder, I0. ll. Forbes, superintendent
\lf schools, 'l‘ol'l‘lucton.
limb—“Moral ’l‘rnlning Ill ”10 Pull-
‘Ic School," Rev. F. L. Goodspocd_ I‘ll.
0., Springfield, Mulls. Discussion. Al'-
...
:hul' I). Call, supervising principal,
lllu'lford.
Primary Illld Kindergarten—Foot
(lullrd Armory. 1:39 High Stl'cct.
Lcnllcr, Miss him 1.. McCollkuy, nor
llilll school, New Britain.
llzlfim-“I‘llc Mcllnlng of tho Ilody.’
Dr. Luther (lullck. director or pbysl.
cnl trllinlng in tho schools or New
York city. Discussion. Wilbur F. lol-
dy, snporintcndcnt of schools. Spring
Ilolll. Muss.
IIilgl'iilII‘tlr—r'l’iil‘k Church, 306 Asy-
lum Street.
London J. (l, Kllowlioll, supcl'visinu
principal. Now llllvcn.
IIili’lr-“WI‘IN‘ Opportunity for Chm-
'lctl~l‘ Building in Rural Schools,“ FN‘II
(lowing. formerly stoic sllporlniendonl
lf schools. New Ilumpsllirc. Discus
lilill-wW. O. Cartwright. sllpcrinicn
«lonl of schools, \‘Vulllulzlord. M. Rock
at Wobstl-r, .«lupcrvislng principal, Non
Illlvcu.
Mllnlllll 'I‘l'llllllnl: and Art» Socond
School llllllding, Bill lllgh Sll'cot.
Ili‘fllIt‘I', ll). (1. “‘iilnrd. sllpcrintou
ion! of schools. Stamford.
ll :15 "Thu Mlllllllll Arts in Theory
‘-illlI l‘l'ucllco," llr. .lllml-s .I. llutlcy, tII
“t'l‘llll‘ of “N and llnlnuul Il‘llIIlIllK, Ncu
York city. boroughs of Mnnhstltnu till"
Ill'onz. I'llscllssloll-AVilllnm (‘.. Iiol
.icn, lllll-lforlt high school; Charles 1..
KII'StElllil‘l‘. Now Illlvcll high school.
Music—“Pork Church Chapel. licnl‘
.ot’ l’nrk (lllul‘cll, :lltti Asylum Sll‘l‘l‘l..
London linlpll I. llnldwill. supcrvis
or of music_ linrtforll.
ll:i:'v~*‘l\iuslc In tho High School,‘
I‘rol. 1.00 It. Lewis. 'I‘lli‘ts collcgc
Discllssioll—»-(,"lllrcllco ll. ltoolc. princl
put of llillll school, Northampton
Muss; (lcorgo (ls-cur llllwon, sllpcl‘vls
u' of lili'illl', Stumi'ol'd.
"ill-port of on IIIW‘HIIL’IIIIUII of Mush
in (‘ounccllcllt High Schools," lilllpll
l.. llnlllwlll, supervisor of music. llurt
‘llt'll.
I‘l‘t'llfilll’l‘l"fl Report for ”to Your End-
Ilit; Sl‘lill’llllil‘l' 1. Milk").
Rt‘t'l‘llllfi.
(‘llsll on bond by lust report
lil-cclvcll from lucmlu-rsllip
Icos ....................
$i,.’.o t.l'.l
673.64
Illlcl'csl to July ill, llll’ib .. 7-I.iil
’l‘ollll ................... 82.303.2I
llxpcllscs
l’llid {or cxpcnscs ol inst
ulcctillll ................ s also;
l’llill Iill' printing nlul Ilil'I'
llclllllls ................. 2li.ti'.'
Poll! for council of cllucls
Iloll .................... 50.10
I’llIlI 'I‘l‘lii‘lll'l‘ii' Annuity
guild................... ltiilllo
'l‘llilil ................... S h..l.ll
IIliIliltl‘l‘ on bond .‘lcpl.
l, ilillb. t Milli.“
n... - wwmv... ~......
SKUNK HAD ITS REVENGE.
Two Fairlleid Mon Will sury‘ Their
Bundsy Clothes To-dsy.
A I“llIl‘IIl'IlI man by tho numc o.
Lockwood llllll ll l'l‘lcnll of his IIII‘t‘II
u lull-so lllld i'IIIIiIIllillI yclllcl'lllly or II
ll‘lllrlicili IIVt'l‘ hIliIiIt‘ lmd cllillycll :-
t‘IiIl'. (in mourning lllul night by null
of Utilitll'll IIIII, lIIc Illlruc lilcllpcll up
on ll ullllllil. lluulolllllilvly IIIi‘i‘l‘ will-
trouble. The lil-tl'l-lltoll ullllllil prompt
ly i'lllIiI'tl its «cool bull upon the horn-
and lllv two rillcrs in tho l'llllltImlII
lilllnllolll. wnulul lllIlI cvcrylllllll:
slulrcll ll common Illic, lilllll mcll
new drum-«i in lllcls l-lllnlilly limo. but
lulllly they will no molly illtll llic
bnctl moi of IIlt‘Il‘ rlmpccllvo rmd
llllnmlll llllll. nllcr dinning dcup illllou
Illlllt‘m‘ijlllill, will llloul'nllllly bury
their host clothes for n Week or more
until the portions is tilted out or
them.
bunt lucid lilo llvorvmlln bull tllc
we on lllllil‘lllilll‘liill in ll rullloto port
of Ills ’lll'll and the tsp robe hung tip
to “IV. Willlo passengers on the vice»
trio ours wondered if the llverymun
ilsll started a enrolls. llllli Ittitl been
pulling in ll fresh stock of nucleus.
The hustler wears ll clothes pin on
his nose. when he Approaches the
horse. willie lhst, much abused Inlmlil
impatiently paws his stall lild refuses
to be comforted.
FDR ALI. times or Pit“.
To draw the pro out of ti burn. boot
it out sllhmll leaving 3 liver. or to curl.»
bolls, limos, teller. ousomn rind all skill
and scalp diseases. use DoWltt‘s Witch
Hazel solve. A specific for blind.
bleeding. ltohillll and pmmuiluu piles.
Stops the psln instantly and more: per.
wwwlldn list tin: slimline. Sold
by The (tillers money. u
l...
It is All Wrong “when ls lh'o Only
.cmtur. Ills! noel. ll. I
The complete emptiness of the
stomach during sleep adds greatly to
the amount of emnclution. ulooplesfi'
uellll sud ‘xenersl weakness so oltun
met with. There in it perpetual
change sit-tissue in the body. sleeping
or wuklu, . and the, supply, of nourish.
moot oug t to be somewhat continu-
one and food taken lust nature retir-
ing. adds more tissue than ill destroy-
ed, uud increased weight and vigor is
the result. Dr. W. 'l‘. Cuthoil says:
“All animals except. man out before
sleep and there is no reason in him
lure why man should form the excep-
tlon to the rule."
it people who are thin. nervous null
sleepless would take it light lunch of
broad and .milk or oatmeal null ol'cum
and at the some time take ll .sllfo.
harmless stomach remedy like Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets in order mold the
stomach in digesting it, the result will
be a surprising increase in weight.
strength and general vigor. The only
drllwbuclt has been that. thin. nervous.
(It’llpoptlc people cannot digest and as-
sllnillltu wholesome. food at night or
any other time. For such it is abut»
llltely necessary to use Stuart’s Dys’
pepsin Tablets, llccllusc 'tllcy will di-
zest the food. no matter how weak the
stomach truly be, nourishing the body
nnd vesting the stomach at the same
time.
Dr. Stevenson suys: "I depend al-
most entirely upon Stuart‘s Dyspepsia
’i‘lllllcts lu trcatlng indigestion. hos
cause it is not it. ounck nostl'um. and
i know just what they contuin, ll com-
IlIlllilItlil of vegetable essences, pllro
pepsin. 'i‘hcy cure Dyspcpsiu and
slolllucll troubles, because. they can't
help blll curc." Stuart's l')yspopsln
'i‘llhlcts are sold by druggists every-
wllcro lit 50 cents pcr package. Tlll‘)
arc in lozongo form, pleasant to lokc.
and contain nothing but illlI‘t‘ pcpsiu,
vollotllllle essences and bismuth, sclcu‘
llII(‘illIy compoundvd. Your druggisl
will tell you they give universal sails
faction.
“SHORTY'S” TEAllll lslisu‘vnElle
“Hank” Mayhew's Nine Defeated by
Whirlwind Finish in Tenth.
"Slmrty" Byxbco‘s 'ngrcegntion of
bull tosscl‘s yesterday dcclslvcly prov"
.‘II their supl-olnllcy ilVl‘l' "Hunk“ Mu)"
Ilf‘W'S team. their most llrclul vivnls.
in ll grad tou‘lnuinl: contest. by tho
'il'lll‘l‘ of ill to 19. Thu sumo was play-
“(I on tllc Mnyllcw ovul, IllllI llotll
tcnlns pinycli In true championship
«tylc until the eighth. when it. chnngc
of piicllcl‘s nu..- thought uvcousnl'y. ll
provcll it sorry change for "Hunk".
otlu-r wisc known as "Lilllc liutchic."
The pump was culled pl'mnptly ill
10:02 ii. to. lllliI lnstcd until 1mm p. m.
l‘lu» scorc ill the cod of tho t‘IgIlIII in:
Mill: was 17 to it, will ll l‘iiL'Il cllptllill
grill-chilly lllsmlsscd hlnlsclf. "Shorty"
bring l‘clievoll by ill. (‘l‘clmll nlul (‘lm-
v-y tllklnl: tllc plllco of “Honk." (‘l'clllzll
nllishcd out in l'l-glllnr lllulhmvsoll
stylc, striking ollt lIlt‘ hcul‘lcst hit:
crs on "Hank's" tcnlu. whilc ill ill"
It’IlIIl. beginning with Smith‘s "Shov-
ry's" tcllm mutcs full on Cllllcy‘s twis-
rcl's for (in: runs.
”liop“ licnolllct \Vlls not nilmvml to
play because of his llcllvy hitting pro-
clivltics and "Hank" registered a pro-
test. which will be l'lvlcwcll by tho
Nutlonni Ullscllllll (‘olnlllisslon The
name was. us usulll. ll butting bun, with
(,‘nucy and Dick (ll-calm as lenders.
Illncy made three clcnn homo-rs llnd
Dick bald two. Quito n crowd of cu-
llluslllsls mum on build. this bump: the
‘l'lllllM" lumw. A fllll (mold or uln-
lll't'ti was also pl'cscut. bcipiug I‘llt'Il
zoom out lilttll‘l'liiIIy with tllclr IIl‘
visions.
'l‘lll lineup of the two Iclllns follows:
".H‘llorly‘s" liyxlll-o. p.: 1'}. French.
p. and ill : lilvynolds c, lllld ”.1 WWW.
l-. null ct}; Smith, ill. null IL: 'I'liII-
llllulllc. 2b.: \‘olll, lib; ('rIlHIHlOlli', $13.1
Sonny. i‘I.
“lizlnk's”~ Mll)’lli“\\’. p. and 1b.; A.
Clillt‘l’. ill. IlIIlI p.; lllck (‘rl-ulzll. c..
Mulligan, c. lllul 3b.: ()‘lil'il-n. 2b.:
Kcylu-l'. ss: .\lnblcr, lf.; Ilyxlloo, cl.:
llogul'lius, rr.
l'mpll'cs ~ Lynch. Smith. (Took. .ltlllt's
llllI Iicncdlcl 'I‘Imc of game» i Ilours
lull -i llllnilll'b,
.. it's :l lutslullc to llnlluilll- tllut ill-ll»
inn pllcu l'llll‘l Iil‘ cuI‘cll; ll lnlstllkc in
suitor n illi\‘ lollucl' tlluu you run llclp.
lloull'n IIIIlIllil'lll brings llllllulll l'cllcf
null pcl'rulmcut curc. At on)! drug
illill't" 00 cools.
“SIZING UP" THE PLANT.
An Ofllcisl Compilation of the Consol-
idated Rnltwsy C0-'I Property.
All otllcllll compilation of the flliilli-
cinl condition of tho Consolldlltoll
llllllwuy company. which is ”W (*IC'I!‘
II'II' holding mutually oi tbc Now i'ol‘k.
Now illll'cll o- I‘llil'IIill‘tI ltllllrolld cm"
lilll'iiIIiill. shows that it now him it‘-
IIIll'ii, of with It to Ill‘t‘ collsiilllcllt coul-
pillllt‘h’. IIi‘l‘ llrc lolulcli IIIIl‘ll null six
llrc CIIIlII'iiIINI lines.
'l'ill- lllltslllullllm l'npltlll slllck of tho
vnl'lolm t‘lililllnnluu in fill,li-lil.il'.ltl, IIlll
Ililillml llcill, Billdlillhlillli. lllld IIIi' lloill
till: llcbl. $78,!iilli, lilnlliuv. lilo lotlll
slln It ulld dvllt, 33?.Ilili.2illt. To this In
to I'll lllillml llw QIIIJNIIIJIIIII «luck llI
lilo Ulltllloiillulml Rullwny (lonlpully llr
«vii. llll or which in owned by ”I"
Now IIllH‘li llllllrmld llolulmlll. Ili‘lllil
lull "in lulu! llivlvulluontu of all kinds
Ill III". tillllmlllltlltl-ll hullnmy ('lllllpllny
up to lli‘l‘.tltll,2:lii.
including recent purchases llnli lot
tensions, lilo tolul milnslto ul the lion»
ltllIIiIliIl‘tl llllilwuy lompnny Ill now‘
MIN.
the use... gain-W WM
DON'T II IMPOBIO UPON.
We? It (20.. Chicago, originated
Honey and 'l‘llr so a thrust and hunt
fi‘llli’d)‘. and on account. of the grout
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tilt lulluy imitations are offered
for tile RFIlIIIIlG. Those worthless tin»
tllllloml have similar sounding names.
bowel-o or them. 'l‘ho genuine hol-
ey‘s Honey and TM is in ll yellow poo»
ksxe. All lot it. snlt refuse any Hilb-
stltllle. t is the best remedy tor
coughs lulu colds. Sold at. Pistatod‘s
Drug more. “
.. W
LUTHIMN GLMOVMAN DMD.
rilAitmslltltltl, Pa. October trim
liov. Dr. D. M. Gilbert. pastor of the
Zion Lutheran Church. of this city.
and one of the foremost. bullwrllu
clergyman to the Country. died and-
denly today at some psotorts.
' wan-cu rots
" You may be just us skeptical and
in progress at llcncou Ii‘llIIs Inst wcck.
GOUNTY ‘O.
SIONERB. . ‘
(From the Bridgeport Post.)
According to the reports which
come from the cities or the county
commissioners. a now move has been
made in dealing with liquor-law violat-
ors—Abel ill. there is the threat of a
now move. You cannot always tell
about these matters. Just when the
ofliolul stiliunll up his backbone and
hints that the low will be strictly on-
tol-cod, Itimtlll‘i'llu; turns up, and old
conditions l‘l‘il roltol'oll.
As it now stands. the county colué
lulsslonors have received notice from
the Common Pleas Court. criminal
side, thnt o. dozen or so liquor deal-
ore ill this city. have been punished
for lawbl'ouktng, and that. no “certb
ticlltes" of mercy.“ one may add the
term. have been issued by the Judge.
The law or this State is somewhat
peculiar to this respect. It provides
a penalty for liquor violators ... the
some sort. of penalty which is found
most effective in countries where the
law is elll'ol'cedntllllt of forfeiting the
liquor license and tho guaranteeing
bond. That is admirable, but. him
many other admirable laws on the
books, it is almost. never enforced.
There is a loophole of escape. The
Dl’l‘I-IIIIIIIK judge of the court whore
the penalty is imposed is allowed to
issue p clu'titiculo to tho clfoct. that.
the conviction sllllll not bring on the
more scrlolls punishment. Up to (into,
in about every case. some wny has
bccn found to secure. it ccl'titlcntc.
Now, lll lost, illorc lii't'l signs that.
”to court. is to withhold those cortlll-
l-lltcs. ltml nollco to tllnl cl‘lcct Illls
boon soul to tho courtly commission
(.‘I‘il. It will be of lntorest to watch the
ultinlnlc outcome of those cases.
it is only "(K'Oilllltl‘y to note. how
clfcctlvo this punishment would be if
it worn rigidly enforced, One let u
saloollkcopor know tlllll his $150 ll-
ccllsc, together with thc $300 bond.
Would Ii(‘ lol‘i‘clloll when Ill.» was coll~
vll-tcd of vlolution, or forfeited ll bond,
ulld lIl('t‘(‘ would be no more trouble
in that direction. I
\
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
pessimistic us you please. ~ Kodoi will
digest what. you out whether you cut
or not. You cnu put. your foot in a
bowl, pour it little Kodol Dyspepsia
(turn on it and it will digest It the
sumo as it will ill your stomnch. it
can’t hclp but cllro indigestion nnd
llysp'vpsill. It is curing hundreds and
lllousllluis~~some lllld fnlth and some
didn't. Kodol will cure you if nlcdi-
clnc clm cllro you. whether you have
faith in it or not. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. "
A “REAL SMART" FAIR.
The One at Beacon Falls Had No
“Objectionable" Features.
With the rnking tlmt lllc llulllllll'y
h‘llil‘ l'ccolvcd In lllc goucrnl assembly
last winter still in mind It is lutcrcst-
ing to rcnd of the doings lit some of
tlu- slnllllcl' but wholly virtuous fall‘s
llrollnd lilo sllltc. One of them was
’l‘Ilc Waterbury American tolls llllout
ll. '
“it was a hull smart country fair
with no (lIljl‘l‘IIlliillIiIl' I‘l‘lllili‘t‘s," sllys
lllc Alllt‘l‘ICilli. and ill the some puru-
llrupll it gives the following llcscrip-
lion of what. was seen there:
“In the curly nlorn thc sllnrpers bo-
zllll to not busy unll llnlf n dozcn cup-
pcrs hogan to get rich. There were
gnmcs with n dullllr limit null IIlt’l‘t!
worn pinched wheels and oven the
sllcll game was there. Tllc l’llir poo-
plc didn‘t like lilo l‘t‘llI loud bnrkcrs
with tho phouoy dcnls IlIIlI Clllcl‘
Schmidt, of Nllugntllck. wont through
tllc l‘llllh‘s null lllinlu-d ”cm ollt. Molly
of thc bold lllullwnyuloll wcl'c slilppcd
out of town. 'Ulll' buslllcss is going to
tho dugs,‘ tilcy iillll'illlll‘i.‘(l to cllcll oth-
l‘l'.
“'l‘llc gumcs tllnt l-olulllncll hull ton
cont limits and not on easy mark on
the grounds lost n fortullc. ’I‘llc cup-
pl-rs were busy oil the nflol‘noon. They
won \vntcllcs :llld moncy unlorc. willlc
the miles stood off ll sllic distance and
Kl'lllncd, 'I‘llo stllootllcst Ilili‘kt'l' on tho
lulllwny couldn‘t ropc ill $5 on hour.
Illltl tllc members of the crnIL bcgnn
lo got bloc in tho lucc."
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frunklin Bush, of New (illstlo.
l)cl.. sllys: "I suffered for yours with
llyllpcsln. used to have grout distress
lllliI belching. I tried ovm'ytllino I
could hour of. but nothing hclpcli mo
uulll i took llvonlliun llnlln, liliil one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For unto by ll. Ii. I’lnlslcll, F. ii. Ililx'
tor and tho Cliftord Pharmacy. "
l. O. O. F. ENCAMPMENT.
its Annual session Will Be Held In
Hsvcn. Next Tuesday.
'I'hc HleY'IIlIi‘II nllllllnl llrllnll nu-
culllplnclll of tho I. (l. 0. l-‘., will be
bold Ill ()l'll ll‘cilowu' Illtll. Ill Now
llllvl-ll, til-lollcl' l’l', wilcn DVci‘ 200 doi-
oxluvs will gather front sllllordlulltll
I'Ili'flilllilili‘lllti llil ovcr the suite. The
lllllltllll report» of tlruml l’llil'lnl'clt
Wlilll‘i' l'oull. of New ilnvull. til'llnli
I‘ll'l‘llltt Fl‘l‘dtil'li‘ll llolldol'll lllld (trend
’i‘rctlulll'l-r Willlllul .l. Borges. of liltum~
ford. will be submitted. and tile oili-
luvrll t'Ii‘l'II‘lI for the cnsllinl; your.
Though the ttilnlllll cllcttlnpnlolll in =
urilllllrily ll lvlzilllllltvc body, and no at-
tclupt ill mode for ll lloollli llutllorlnlz
or rutol'lnlomelll, ll majority or the
lloil-nlllos will nrrivo ill lilo llllnrnoon
or evening of not. ill. luld will be on-
lortllllnod by Aurora ilodgc. liy spew
clnl dispensation ol the (3mm! Pulri-
IlrifIi. the royal purple degree will be
worked, and tho vlllltlnlt llcionuios ou~
loriuinml tit one ol the lodge's fu-
mous Dutch lunches.
'l‘bcl'o me at present thirty-litre Ml!
bordlnnlo enoumpments throughout
lilo Billie, all in ll prosperous condt
ton.
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How To culls conns solo IUN- '
loss 2
First. sonic the corn or bottles in
warm water to when it; then pare it
down so closely as possible without
drawing blood and spot
lutn‘s l’sln Balm trioe dilly. rubbing
vigorously for film minutes at ouch
application. A com pinster should be
worn it few dllys to protect, it from the
sites. As ll general lirllment for
sprains. bruises. lsmoness and I‘Ildih
mstism. I’Ml‘l helm ls unequaled. For
no ‘
Cllsm bor- . .
little by tillllsuit‘l'owt'Il Corporation.
olillrmi Pharmacy, Zelttusn Plum
m‘cy" Oi
Bridkeperl: Advertisements. “
port Mvortisom “ ll.
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he D. M. ReadCo.
Eefabhhbed 1857.
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Women’s Underwear.
Once on a time a woman had but two wcighls ill Un—
derwear, summer and winter. and changed to one and the
other when the season changed. Now she has grown wiser
and has several weights and styles, to suit our changeable
weather, and her own outer apparel. This can be said of our
Ullllcrw iiil‘ stock. We have every grade and weight to suit
the most wllilllsical fancy. At this time of year the styles
following are suitable and in demand.
Ribbed Cotton, fleece-lined, 25 and 50c
Medium weight Cotton, 50c
Light \vcight Mcl‘illo, 75c
For Children.
Ribbed Cotton. flcccc—lincd, 25c.
Swiss Rillbcd. extra Ilcnvy, 30c
New Hosiery.
'I‘Ilc I‘losicry for winter is ready, all the. llillcrcnt lines
in their various llcgrccs of thickness. Wool, cotton, and
‘silk mixtllrcs of each ill the newest fashions.
In plain Hosiery for Women.
I’llack Caslltllcrc,
()utsizcs,
Black Cotton. llcccc—Iincll,
I-lcll\'_v lilllck Cotton,
Plain Hosiery for Men.
Iilnck Cashmere, 25, 38 and 50c
Cllmcl's Hair, Natural Wool and Oxford, 25c
“Shawknit” Stockings, dark gray with white linings,
no color ncxt to the foot. 25¢ a. pair.
25, 38, 50 allll,75c
50 and 75c
25 and 38c
25c
Men’s Neckwear.
A full stock and the right styles. That applies to our
Section for Men's Ncckwczll'. 'l‘llc silks arc of elegant qual—
ilV. lllc C(lIlll‘illgs 110W] and attractive.
' All tllc llclv cll‘ccts in Isciscr Tics, black and Milton
gun lllctnl. ill)'l'lIt' grccn and burgundy, the mollish autumn
slnulcs. lx'ciscr I.)l‘css Tics, 50c.
The Upholstery Department, which has llccn for years
Iocutcll mt thc first iloor, has outgrown its tcrritory in the
post ycar and hem rcmovcd to thc third iloor. Customers
will find tllcrc the Lucc Curtains, Window Shades, l‘or-
ticrcs. I'illow 'I'ops lllul Cushions, and all tllc Cpholstcry
null Drnpct')’ Fabrics.
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Elevator from Carpet Store.
The D.M. Read Co.
inter FUrs
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Furs censisting of Boas, Cra-
vats, Scarfs, Collarettes, Mulls, etc.
We purchased these Furs Last
Spring and they have been Mode to
Order, thus securing better Values
than if bought fromopen stock.
II
We invite your inspections of
them and think you will agree with
us that we have excellent volues.
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A. lie? emits
I4 WASHINGTON ST.. . SOUTH NORM/Am. CONN.
‘l‘clsphons 343-6. ‘ ' '
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built one attributes s lssltci slumsss of vision to tits syss
Misc his. lsssss srs. wholly to stem. Would It not be well to IIIV',
your cm » illssustnt . _ ,:' ,
l‘r'ts F‘R‘ttlff' *
' 0. E Jackson,
intents Outlet-ll.
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«commonsense
ss mu. sullen,
mum... or.
require spectacles sooner or later. Defective swell. unless strengthened with
glasses. become more weakened. The
live wonders if used in time.
» HOMER B. HOYT. Rtfrsctiltflil) ilcisn.
Room ll, United itslltl BuIIdIliI. Telephone titan—it.” ll Namath, Oonll.
. Special Ap ointments st convenience ot‘vstrons.
one. hears Sui lit. ““5“in- lstursss station 1—4.
proper status can often wort; prosec-
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