no It
, .525,” 31'3".“ Your.
. Weierbnry new has one of the best
. , and inont oi
in New lilo and. it In new on a per-
mascot bhii s. with only, ibur bellman.
. . _ lass the two years ego it had about
‘ :' thirty,w will less than thirty regular
. . 2 liremdn. 'llis relent‘ libel-d of But“
i ;; , . ty, with the “Tl-tense or Chiet Sam
,. I I > “$32
. 0. Sta . Ii oh i
Would you be free from the "ills that bring paleness, tiggggéggf3f3§§:fi§eo:o£97m
lassltutle and depression? ould you be glad to avoid “minim have increased remark
, , :1ny since the big are of 1908.At
skin headhche. biliousness and constipation? -' ‘ . - - that time wsterrury had about twon~
Would you possess the pink checks, the bright eyes,
the buoyant spirits that make splendid and attractive
womanhOOd? To be well and happy
Cl
iiim‘llaitilmi H, see I . .I‘hI“~'litllf‘;I_PW'
Iy regular tire on. with an auxiliary
sell and Winn eer force. its appara-
ins consisted of two steamers. one
chemical ensine two hose woman and
three harp reels. The cost of main-
tenance was in the neighborhood at
"8.000. Today the cost will reach
lose to $75. 000 This Is because of
the change from a coil and volunteer
service to a paid and permanent force.
Holyokc, with less population than
Waterbury has been paying $75. 000
for lie department for somoi years
ask.
in oil probability bod there been no
big continuation the appropriation
would not have been materially in-
creased. ‘ But the insurance men in-
sisted that something be done to Ian
prove the force, and consequently the
omcials acted.
Since the tire, Witterbury has been
furnished with an expensive. Metro
politan fire engine, costing $5.250, and
larger hose wagon for Engine Com
Deny No“ 2 These were purchased by
thegold Board of Surety, which board
also established the new engine-house
in Brooklyn.
The present board will shortly re
coive it new unto—Ida 0 chemical on
glue, in. anticipation of the opening
of a new house in North Willow street.
The new wagon will be sent to Leav-
enworth street. while the old chemical
will climb the hill.
Wa‘erbury's piiid force at present
consists of flftyoight pennanent men,
including the chief nod his deputy. 0n
the call force are four men who are
over thirty-live years of age, thereby
preventing them from appointment up-
on the regular force. They will be re:
tsined until they resign no age limit
being placed for carrying cailrnen on
the force.
The department and its men will
be on parade. Friday, November 17. at
which time the StateyAssociation of
Fire Insurance men will have an op-
portunity of seeing how rapidly the
force has increased within the past
two or three years.
«at—...... w
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggistli are authorized to re-
tund money if Paco Ointment falls to
cum In 6 to 14 «lays Otis. "
DROPPED DEAD IN A MARKET.
WATERBURY, Nov. lO——-Mrs. Hall-
on Stickies dropped dead in the Pub
' 'ic Market yesterdiiy. She had gone
to the store to do some shopping, and
had only been Inside II minute or two
when she fell over dend. At first she
. vus identified its Mrs. Mary McDonald.
"he identification was made by Mrs.
\lciionnld s. sons. Thomas and MI-
"Iiacl. They cried bitterly as the
body was removed to the morgue. Nol
until they went home did they knbw
‘hiit is was not their mother. Mrs.
‘icDonal wns found to be very much
1Iive. Mia. Stickies was seventy ysais
if ago
. ,3... _ wt .;
limit“ at- ,
,f‘ _
Ill‘l-nl‘ ,
They have made thousands of women healthy and"
strong. For“ preserving youth and beauty, Beecham’s Pills
have no equal." . They positively'remove all “irregularities,
relieve constipation and are the steppingstOne to health. !'
Compoun'ded entirely of vegetable ingredients, they act
mildly on the most delicate constitution and may be taken "
with absolute safety by maid or mother. Every woman
who values her health should take Beecham’s Pills.
,.
DO It ~ OW g. '+
. Ice. and 250.
Clearing. this ”(bit l’ur lth’isImaS.
' Beginning November lst, we want to clear up our stock to make room for
HOLIDAY GOODS already arriving
To do this we shall make SPECIAL PRICES on various lines to close them
out or reduce them in quantity.
ALL WOOL inseam.
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TH EORIEIB ABOUT FOOD.
a
Also a few Facts on the Same Subject.
We hear much nowadays about
health foods. and hygienic living.
| about vegetarianism and many other
'ads clone the same line. ,
Rosiuarsnts may be found In the
urge cities. where no meat. pastry
or coiled ls served and the food crank
in In his glory, and arguments and
theories galore advanced to prove that
' meat was never intended for hu-
man stomachs. and almost make up
, believe that our sturdy ancestors who
A
i » THIS WEEK WE SHALL BEGIN WITH
FLOOR COVER!"
. NOTE THE PRICES.
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
, lived {nltll'bauofl'o years I: robutsot health
’ ' , - - . ontrous on, pork an mui n mus
Medium Quality Medium Quality. have been grossly ignorant of the laws
L Reg‘llflf price, 30 ‘0 85C Regular price, 60c. .otgpalgb. i‘ h l h hi I
eugths 5 yards to 20 yards nt........60c speciil price see “i 0'0 at m "id 0! W t use 0
' ”""""""" .dothunforniuliitetheoriesaboutthe
Lellglhfi 20 yards TO 30 yards, at' ' ' "‘ ' ' .65C ALL WOOL INGRAIN (006 they I'E‘ A warm WPICOIIIO W03
TAPESTRY CARPETS - Best Quality Extended to my kind from bacon to
i come
Best uali , , ' - ' . A healthy an the inn! common
Rt: rul'ir 31w 3; 00 R‘gul‘" price, 75" sense are exceligit ankles to follow
I ll in ‘t I ' 1' ' Lengths 5 yards to zoynrils. . . . . . . .60c . Iiir matItersfoiIdlet, god it itnierd diet
..eng Is sysr s 020 yarts... ....75c l.cn ms 20 nrds to nrds...........6 c a mans, root on mess n no
Lengths 20 yards to 30 yards. . . . . . . . . . .85c g 3 L 30 y - 5 “”“"'”‘" ”‘9 “w
LOWER PRICED GOODS As compared with grains and voxo
'u BODY BRUSSELS _ , . tables. nicci i‘urnlshcrh the most nutrl.
° , ’ It correspondingly low prices; viz.: From ment In II. highly concentrated term
Velvets and Moquets, a c we cc and Is digested and uninitiated more
Regular price $1.00 to $I.25 5 4 ‘ quickly than vegetables and trains
,, Lcngihsrf yards to 20 yards... ....... .75c CREX MATTIING «I13: will}: onsmmflggrsgifih .3333:
These p can do not include Stair Carpets. Short lengths, at ...". . c 561?“,qu In a": may ”If 16;." ivilamiyi
I 011 Oil men an DODYO
the digestion la too feeble at first it
worksheet: which
as us ”It
ter each meal. Two of these excellent
tablets taken after dinner will digest
Granite \rt Squares ...2A yards by3 yards, 5 :49. Regular price,$ 2.98 gg'glfigl‘gxfml‘fil“ {flmfndtflgz‘fofifi'
Granite Art Squares . . . . . . . . . .3 yards by 31/. yards, 3 3.98. Regular price,$ 3.49 and no matter how «out: the iitomsch
Granite Art Squares . . . . . . .3 yards by 4 yards, 8 3.49. Regular price,$ 3.98 Ti": 2:311:'3;L‘23.§‘l§”&fi‘§%’i°idii
I All Wool Art Squares .2/3 yards by 3 yards, $4.98. Regulnr pricc,$ 6.00 ' Stuart's DyIpeplln Tablets. because
:1 All Wool Art Squares ............3 yards by 31/5 yards, 3 6.98. Regular price, $ 8.40 . $3533.“,fi bggtswdlgeud d flux
All Wool Art Sqnsrcs ...........3 yards by 4 yards, 9 8.49. Regular price, $ 9.60 ’ cry form of indigestion will ”be over
’ro Eirusscls Art liquares. . . . . . . . . 3%; yards by 3 . yards, 3 5.98. Regular price, is 6.75 ”gatbflrg?" “."o‘! Willi", who come
j ; Pro Brussels Art squares. . . . . . . . . .3 yards by 3%. yards, 8 7.90. Regular price, $ 9.49 under tho ii of nortonsgldespeptics
Pro Brussels Art Squares. . . . . . . . . .3 yards by 4 yards, ‘3 8.98. Regular price, $10.80 ‘ 1'33,“ 9“: ‘flltfifiogz anti“ dfiu “"“'"’
Tapestry Brussels 3 yards by 4 yards, . $14.98. Regular price,$i7.5o or II em. stimulated ‘tlvein ionic
like Stuart's ovum "with
gpnodpot like din“ mfififflh
as. e I o. , ,
suits. wii’ldhpetfihgbm fix“ its“:
iii digestion. .. up slum-l meal
cineii, mascuerudiiit under the name
.61 dyspepsia cures are useless for to
digestion on th have specimen no
.pifect upon thgyaciuai digestion of
a n & I o n;IV » “3:. mm .Iuimpiy
h to divert
O4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOIWAIJI...
, Axminltcr Art Squares, 3 yards by 4 yards, 317.50 to $23.50. Regular prices $22 to $25. I‘m com;
I. and
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS. Short lengths and odd pieces at reduced
pnd other goods at special prices:
vi lewd tosolvs the
um ii ’ III Is to
‘ ,
To “The :Auteernt of the Breakfast
Table! .
ate iire- departmental
I
twinned."
.' IIWO."-
Oliver Wendell Holmes, utter eighty
years or his but rolled over his head.
declared that he was “eighty years
young.” "So mny every man and
woman In South Norwulk, " said one or.
the proprietors oi‘ The Cliflord Phar-
' I‘macy "it they wtli take proper care
of themselves, keep built up and their
bodily tissues {mm wasting.
. "We wish we iiuiild peraunlieleir
person In this v cinliy who ‘tesls did!
whether they are so in ye rs or
to take Vinol. it in by far the
out tissue be or spa inviforrt, for we
know of we o d people is not
It patent medicine but simply cons
talus the body-building. siren hocreat-
ins properties 0 cod liver oi actually
taken from free ccds' livers. 'a‘nd we
guarantee that it will repair worn tis .
sues. check the natural decline and
replace weakness with strenath. .. .
“There ‘are hundreds of old peoplei
in this vicinity who need just such n'
strength-maker and tissue- builder us
Vinol. 'i’helr blood is thin, slux- .
slab and watery, but we ausrpnteo
that Vinoi will enrich and quicken the '
blood and build up and strengthen'
every organ in the body. Vino! con-
tains no whiskey or strong stimulants,’
which have a bad after effect and
weaken and break down and we wish
every old person in this vicinity
would by Vinoi on our guarantee to
Ieturn their money If they are not
The Clifford Pharmacy
we“... retainer" '
I
Figures for Fnlrfleld County—Norwalk
Has 1,344 Names on List.
i
The militiiry enrollment showing
the number of men In Fsirfleld county
liable to pay ll. military tax of $2 in
lieu of the performance of military
duty follows:
Bridgeport, .............. 7,564
Bethel ........ . ............... 302
Brooklield ..................... 74
Burton ................... ..... 280,
Dunbury ...................... 1,426
Esston ............. . .......... 65
Fail-field ...................... 328
Greenwich .......... . ......... 1,577
Huntington .. ....... . .......... 535
Monroe ................... 65
New Cancun ................... 255
New Full field ......... - ..... 59
Newtowu ...................... 222
Norwnlk ....................... 1.344
Reddlug ....................... 99
Ridgeilold ..................... 205
Sherman ...................... I38
Stamford ...................... 1,587
Siratford ...................... 297
Trumbull ...................... 129
Weston ....................... 60
Westport ........ . ... , ......... 3‘25
Wilton ........................ 143
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR GROUP
With the dry, cold weather of the
early winter months, parents of crou-
py children should he on the alert for
ominous symptoms. There is no
cause for anxiety when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is kept In the home.
If this medicine is given us soon as
the child becomes honrseor even after
the‘ croupy cough has appeared. the
attack may be welded off. Mrs S.
Rosinthal, of Turner. Michigan, says:
"We have used Chamberlain's Couch
Remedy for ourselves and children for
i think it is the only remedy for croup
end can highly recommend” it.” For
sole b Bulletin-Powell Corporation,
Cliifor Phnrmacy, Zeitfuss Phar-
macy. ”
WATERBURY WOMAN DIES OF
BURNS
WATERBURY, Nov iO.—-Bessle
Kenny or Gennnrio. as she ls called
by the police. died at the Wnterbury
Hospital this morning from burns re
solved in a fire which broke out- In
Ibo Troit block, on East Main street,
at an early hour yesterday. The wo-
man had been drinking. it Is claimed,
and while under the influence of liquor
knocked over a lamp. She was badly
burned about the‘face and hands. She
was thiriyein years as use.
EVER? OUNCE YOU EAT.
Every ounce of food you eat that
tails to digest does a pound of‘harm.
it turns the entire meal into poison.
This not only deprives the blood of
the necessary tisi‘iIue-buliding material,
but It power?“ Kmlol Dyspesls
Cure Is e us not dlgestnnt. .11. di-
Iests the food regardless of. the con
dition of the staunch. It allows that
organ to rest and not strong allele.
Relieves Bolohina Hem Burn. Sour
Stomach, indigestion. Pnlpitation oi
:he heart etc. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy.
HI! COMPLAINT.
"l s'none,” growled the old farmer,
"them air out mobeels is entitled tI‘
hiilf th’ read, nil. they"
"Of course they are. Uncle Hiram."
replied the village squire.
‘Vnns. l n'pcse no," continued the
old mun. “but I don't 'low on they' ve
l army riirht t' take their half out
:3" th’ middle. by ureasi"——Ohlcugo
own.
W I '
Bonnier Tillman, of South Carolina,
tells of a little air! whose statements
ware always exaggerated until she be-
dime known in school. and destiny
school an t'a little liar." Her parents
were dreadfully worried about her,
and made strenuous efforts 40 correct
the bad tiitliit. One afternoon her ino
thsr overheard uh arcnment with her
playmate. Willie Hittite. who seemed
to iinish the discussion by saying nui-
phsticaily: "l'm older then on,
cause my birthday some:
i filament-
£25. your's don't coins on
"Oil. of. line. Our blilhd comer
first, " tilled“ liigly insisted mild Hell
it "but that is cause. you came
down iirst lr membefl tier lookiii
the angels wilting, t flout me my
you.‘
"Come here. None: ......I. here in-
stuntiyi" cried hiir mother.
"It is breath
hear you tell Iii awful stories. ”You
remember what happened to Antoine
and Seabird: don’t you?"
"Oh. yes. indium: i know. 'l‘iiey“M
than cert-l into the corner
our: result.
several years and like It very much. .
mother's heart to It
were struck deed for 191“. i new «
.dm ‘
We made a lucky striki- last week in buyifig a halo "of
Oriental Rugs from the importer. They have. arriveddn our
Carpet Store, and upon examination we find them .even bet-
ter than expected. They are the finest wool Rugs, of at-
Iractitc design and soft. rich colorings. .I
Shirvans and Kliivas In various practicpi sizes. ‘
Carpet Storey 'first floor.
Embrordered Shirt Waists
Bulfaiat linen. With the name of Belfast we have vis-
ions of these beautiful linens bleaching to snowy whiteness.
' They have taken the finest of linens and lawns, and cm—
broidered them, some in French blind embroidery, some in
the favorite English eyelet work It is a splendid group
which you may see at the Lace Section, center counter.
Prices $3 00 to $5.50.
I
l
Bleached Muslins, 6 and 8 oils.
Vi e bought an immense case of 36-inch white Muslin,
an excellent quality for general use it Is in length from
10 to 30 viirds and because we bought so much the price
was vert low, so we have decided to give our customers the
benefit, provided the lengths are sold without cutting.
lwo grades, special, 6 and 8c
, White Goods Section down stairs.
_ 'ImIlny for ' Embroidery Lessons. v‘ .A‘. teacher
skilled m or crv variety of needlework will teach either the
simple things to beginners, or giic instruction in the finer
and more intricate stitches.
Hardzmgcr Gyttcrtyl, and Mount Mellick pnttcriis in
stock
Shirt W aists of linen, Collars and Handkerchiefs.
A purchase of 50c gives you a lesson ticket
i"
W . .
Lace Curtains, new designs" in Arabian, Irish Point,
and Cluiiy, slump in the U holstcry Stout.
Third cont-levetor.
The D. M. RéeédCO.
NUT NO. 2 COAL lights quickly, burns freely, lasts well.
It willbnkc I0il,,stcurII, or fry as well and us promptly as Iany
high priced rial I , .
68 WATER STRIEETv
m ”Erwin ,‘i
QITelephonc 450-.
Housekeepers’ Attention!
RUAS'I PORK .................... 1254c
FRESH turns .. .................... ..........u...... 13c
FRESH SilOl‘Ll ERS .................... ..lrut. :1.n~....... rrc
CHOPPED STEA ' ....... . ..... . ........ 1oc;3forasc
titl..~\\iiltviii"l'llit ...... . ............ ...’ .;'...........28c
nillvrcillokus .. Mace 4
new Livi: ...: car use scone... .
W. DODGE
.. ' abscesses TO times comm "
III WASHINGTON STREET. . . . Phpng 322-3.
to voters w int
you can do for them?"
"That's the, oanibelsn oI-Iitor's bush
near." answered Senator Sorghum.
"l' in busy figuring on what the voters
can [do for mo."-—-Waahlnuton Star.
ILUGGIBH LIVIRO A FOE TO AMII-
You can not ao’coinplish very much
slinilstion or food .tlianx to any other
cause. Andi ton much mod food is a
far commander «ulcer disease than
either deficiency or business of iood~
A. BebeIIlintI. It. In, it. D, F R. c. 5.
ONLY OUR. ION WHOM.
Mrs. Franklin lash,- bi' new caiilo.
If our liver is Inactive us you feel Dela ears "I nu ms for roen- with
dull, your eyes are heaveI and slight “KIWIMII ilflfid’lb‘hliile Wt llll‘onl
exertion oxhsum you. (ii-lilo use» 8 ‘3 Ibeichlng.‘ I' tried eye?! hill! 1
tivc Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver 00th lies retrbnt nothl binned inc
end bowels and makes ou fool bright “m“ 1 Will Bruilisn Ell 3M If“ .
gut active. onus “I stir? mi; “$1,330,331? cured IDOIIOIO I"
yrup does not nausea or or an ‘ .
Iii mild and very pieuit’nt to tn .Org 3W“ lull file an? 5' “
II I .. 'I‘
l‘ifid‘l ml‘h‘l'iil’éil" t'lihull‘d'aftli ”gunk: it I; garters $11:th om
. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ y 0 IV M I On
313'» ,. sold ,nt. .mi‘m‘" Dru: Lend ridiculous canto—«Imagine Emile
_ ,I , tie Grsrdln. I ‘
ofiiéi'ififriimmlign‘ W” "1““ ‘ a meme cote cuss.
.u
of me It! . i _
yj‘lie Jim at. Iliad, A 00th W which drives a cold
{poll a all n oath-
and stays up all flight i t to. or out of the syn
my societyl'iefl‘oirn end 3. “I artic amino 2333f: Ireddn. Ken-
necys lust to Honey and I'i‘ir.
ountry.
c. I. sum-ills rs 'ims arm clam the own,“ i"
re iii’n nit been
0 B‘g'urhldgrof $9M; center, N. r‘ “I!“
.,, or I , .tour years use
from you nullify that i lied been
entirely curid old severe kidII’igé 8m
trouble by tilde instituted tile iw
ufii “m it: 'gif‘li Whilst i. h
re s 0 oil.
and minis 3:“, implored“ tildes! die-
Ailiiiiidooii up
solarium iii
all ‘ o druid
“you "I
“hid the
lMlui’ortIubfltoIlt.
a: s influx.“ not. we Ill inst _ . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler