_ warm at ‘
‘ throulh than: at an
eating '
~ family. including the cat.- he left out
liialleudt ng‘
Don . es 3‘
in; Harold! u love him
“ ‘ ’_ so?
“ (10%;th “and how wool
. you
is int “lost or serum
" feel i and you
hadn' prayed for h
This rather wcrlt‘
mind. and slowly he began to clambe1n'x
out of bed. It on. Just as be flute
his knees be card the middlemen“
of his father‘s key in the lock. "I
guess I‘ll rial: it. ” he announced and
bunch
,uibedlohutltl
transpMun
LY WELL.
l have new: Ina!
lb!
gr—‘Mul Dickerson. in Upplneott'a.
Martial: Macon our LITT 3.
Nature needs only a Little rly
‘ Riser now and then to keep the bowels
clean. the liver active and the sys-
patlon. etc.
"Early Risers" are pleasant in effect
andnperfect in action. They never
gripe or slckon. but tone and strength-
on the liver and kidneys. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. - ‘ ‘
“You accept ‘taintod money’
. your church?”
“I do. brother."
"I am surprised!
do such a thing?
for
What makes you
“Well it seems necessary. I should
like to co the church prosper; it. can
not do it without money, and 1 never
yet have- hundled a coin that I could
be certain had not been in bad com-
pany before it: fell into my hands."
your people died of tu-
' .llllyeiclan' s certificate that
Mabel, will you be
w“... wflfim M... ”a“-
‘5’ MuslinUnderwear
{ck Reducing—Price Reducing
[J Event in Underwear.
lasts.
480D VI.
gramme the good work of “clearing the deck“ for Christmas goods.
of the! F‘s sale of MilSLlN UNDERWEAR. and tell our friends that
“ ' to give them a week‘s opportunity to buy Ladics' Undergar-
“e'claliy favorable prices.
he purchased a line of samples in Gowns, Skirts and Corset Cov-
tend into much finer qualities than our ordinary stock and at a
, at permits us to sell them at the WHOLESALE PRlCE.
V .. in additionlto our regular goods at Special Sale Prices. afford
l opportunity to supply not only present needs but for the future
race from ..... .....10c to $1.00 Sale Price from ....... ..39c to 82.50
lines from 15c to $1.50. \ Values from 50c to $850.
-1—-—-
ADIEBV' NIGHT ROBES.
, -......_.
' CO‘BBET COVERS. LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
LADIES’ lausun onszns.
, one from ......... 39c to $2.50 Sale Price .............. 19c to $1.00
Wellies from 50c to $3.50. ‘ Values, 25c to $1.25.
\J'a lig‘Jlirés do not convey the full values we off r in the above quota-
WANT COALIJ
Wd’ve got it. to burn. Best kind.
too. Carefully selected. clean coal
that is all cool and nothing else. No
dust no dirt no slate. And prices
always the lowest. When you got a
ton from us it's right. Our guarantee
is back of it. You take no chances.
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction assur-
ed.
The Daniel Keogh {Joel Co.
Oeavlew Ave. not Norwalk. 0t.
Tel. 145—3.
award Stoves
rantccd to give satisfaction in every respect.
oy back If not satisfied after a month’s trial.
é“\iltlookl
Rngcvme 8 Son.
80th idol-walk. Conn.
y Payments
, 4 r37 3 load anti preve
H satisfaction. Not much all III flint. If it’s all right,
Winter’s Coal. ,We are here to do business.
1 Telephone: 113-3.
Ice Inherit of ”:be J‘ W t
put their. neuroses her usual x M .
on the boy's.
dutch as a wink lumped back into bed. i
t'e‘m free from bile headaches. con ti- ,
The famous little pl is ‘
til.
case co to ill am... hi: 1- till
about and reel 1 1 t
theatrical 2h tact hf ulh
1“ '1.
I”! .
tielt oya meliiibwiiii J
Kill It... It qulck
ml of
"I.“ awoke :llino can “:1"! {pr inimitanln.
on to focus the appetite
J‘ r303 ll
stimuli: lei-I Ja'i'k
mg:elll'uu it" fro-on JJJk'
IJuJJ‘Ipondenoe confidential.
Oliitlitflzfd met (scaled firmly: tol rice
J the ORRIQDCO
.c..omaueu1a°£ityii" m” ”II
c. F. ZEl‘l'l'Ulls.
, Booth Norwnllt Conn.
up INM allelic.
m
Dr. Deane’o Coachman Wanted to be a
Chauffwr.
BRIDGEPORT Nov. ii .~The lauda~
hie ambltitm of a coechmau employed
by Dr. Charles W. Deane. superinten-
dent of schools. to graduate Into the
ranks of the chauffeurs was the cause
of his employer's automobile going up .
in smoke Wednesday night.
The man had been‘ engaged by Mr.
Deane since the first of the month to
attend to the horse and cow in the
barn. and having mastered their me-
ohanism he tackled the more intricate
machinery of his employer's F‘or’d au-
tomobile about 9 o'clock 'l‘hlnedey
night in the absence of Dr and Mrs.
Deane. Tinkerlug with it until he
started a leak in thc gasouuo tank. be
obtained a lantern with which to ob-
serve the leak more carefully.
He is believed to be running yet.
At any rate not a sign of bin: has
been seen since the first explosion in
the our The latter fortunately had
been left standing outside the barn,
and the illumination it produced while
burning up attracted the attention of
a domestic in Dr Doauc‘ a house. She
hurried to one of the neighbors. James
V. 'I‘. Bradshaw. of the Dime Parcel
Eprcss Company who hustled out
and tackled the tire
Ho couldn't obtain any sand to
throw at the tiaulcs. so he took fire
hose from the barn and played on the
burning automobile. The car was
wrotty far gone. but he saved it from
being entirely consumed and he saved
the burn from (lestlchtlon as well.
The frame work of the car was not
lamavetl much nor was the engine,
and all but one the was saved. All the
wooden parts of the cushions were
entirely consumed.
But for Mr Bradshaw's timely er-
lval the barn would probably have
burned up for it had caught fire from
the automobile. The fleeing coach
man had not even remained long
enough to unfastcn the horse or the
now, or to ask for his wages. Dr.
{Mario's residence is a short distance
tomb of St. Vincent’s hospital.
TO CURE A GOLD lN ONE DAY.
’l‘ako Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tab
lots. Druggists refund money if lV
falls to cure E. W. Grave's signatun
is on oath box 25c.
HANNAH IS A WINNER.
Platt'a Sult Against Noam: Diemlw‘
It! From Court.
NEW YORK. Nov. il—Thc appel-
late division of the New York state an
promo court yesterday hustled down a
leclslou dismissing a stilt brough by
John R. Piatt against Hannah Ina.
It degrees, to recover the 000 which '
Plait asserted he had given to her
under coercion. The court stated in
he decision that it was not made on
the merits of the case.
“There are in the complaint." the
decision reads. “many allegations of
acts on the part of Hannah Elias
which would result necessarily in a
decree Inquiring her to make restltu
tion of what she received from the
plaintiff. The difficulty is that none
of the allegations of the complaint re.
enacting fraud. intimidation threats
coercion or blackmail. is proven. The
plaintiff himself, in his testimony in
court said that he gave nothing to
the defendant Elias under coercion.
that all he gave was voluntarily
given: that he paid her household
bills spout large sums of money in
furnishing lodgings or apartments for
her advised her with reference to
investment. In savings haultsli of
1clue of the money he gave her. and
as to the disposition of other IIumII
not lie invested. It is also true that
tho plaintig says that be game large
sums of money to Mrs. Elias 'in pro-
veut anything of our relations coating
out to the public. but there was
nothing In his testimony to Indicate
that there was any threat on the part
it, Mrs. fillies to expose those rein-
one.‘
“a.
PIRATING‘FOLEY'I HONIY AND
TAR.
Honey and TM as a threat and lune
remedy. and on account or the grow
merit and popularity of Foloy' I Honey
and To: man imitations are offered
for the gone he. I'rhese worthless
lIIIltatitInII have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. Tho tens.
ulna Foley's Kenny and 'l‘or is in a
yellow package. Mir for it and re
fuse any substitute. it in the but
remedy for coughs and colds. Sold at
Plaisted'il Drug more
W“
IURIAL OF ANDIIW. AND PAI-
SAN FRANCIBCO. Nov. linwlsy dir-
bctlou of the bile administrator. th’e
remains of lltrm Franklin Andi-aw
and his concealed. Nuldu Patric
iva will be interred tomorrow In
his in Mount Olivet Cemetery. San
Mateo County. The expenses of the
burial will be defrayed with the 0130
left by Andrews. who first killed his
companion. ad than committed vulc-
ide when it united by the police In
bdchi’”'fi=V
'I
Bach. '
Predation *'
J V Prelude, Cantablefl'fl
‘ solo.
.ed.
Mrs. D. Gould.
their “downwards in McAillIter street
tut Menus: aim
_ foresee on male
Jil‘irst Meth‘piet lilp coral Church,
W Dimming: photon-49. 80
' our air” ..
ash land. on
you prelim» mills-z II .‘7;-n.
Inca. AJ landfills ree-
lite Belicia Special music
.. eddy: will hide: Prelude.
a (lion: and Fuuat Band ll...No.6
anthem. “I Ecol ’l‘hy “allowed
Marielle; solo selected
Field: preamp: :3”;ch Evening:
ement Lovot;
looted. Ml.‘ studios; anthem.‘l
Lay y dine on Jesus." duartette;
3910. indicated. ml. Field; poetlude,l
Tempo dl Marcia. Mason.
Norwalh M 13 Church. Rev. L. K.
Moore. pastor-Morning: Subject of
sermon. "New to Obtain Divine Assur
once" ; prelude. cramm- in ll: fiat.
li‘aulkes; oilortory. "0 Jesus Thou Art
Standing." lves. Mr. Ambler; pout-
lude Offeriulre in C. Batiste. Even-
lug: Subject of sermon. “The Sinai
idfe'“ prelude "l Waited for the
Lord. Mendelssohn: offertory. select-
m. Ambler; postlude. Marcho
Heroiquc, Spear.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. E. Cunningham. Pastor-e-
Morning service. 10:30 a. m. preach~
tn. ser-
. -.
hie out-I;
Miss
lug by the pastor; Sunday school. 12‘
at; Junior league 3 p. 111.. Dpworth
League. 6 p. In. topic, The Dangers of
indulgence. loader; George Reynolds
Evening service 7 p. m., preaching
by the pastor.
A. M. E. Church. Knight street Rev.
lobn I). Nichole. bestow-11 a n1.
Ircnchlng by the pastor; subject Un-
ily of the God-head;12I30 p. m., Sun-
day school; 7 p, m., Christian Eadcav- ‘
or topic. The Dangers of Indulgence.
Prov. nut. 29 35; Ian v., 22- 26: 8 p.
m., Deacon John D. Taylor will con
duct the service. The pastor will
preach in the A. M. E. Church. Green-
.vlch. Rev. C. P. Colo the pastor there.
will prcach at Cambridge. Mass. Tues-
day evening. class meeting. Friday
evening prayer meeting
CONGREGATIOVNAJL
South Norwalk Congregational. Rev.
bewin Frank Buell. D.l)., Pastor-—
10: 30 II III. organ prelude Prayer and
Cradle Song Guilmaut: quartet. The
King of Love Shelley; offertory.
Scherzo Hoffmunn; quartet, Come Un-
to Me, Chandler; sermon Thy Klug-
lom Come; rugan prelude. Moderate.
Wcly; 12 m., Bible school, The Life of
Chllst; Men a Christian inquiry Club;
leanings Club subject Does Not Vir-
uo Necessarily PIoduce Happiness
and Vice Misery. leader. Fred Harrie.
‘.rlstou Club. Mrs, L, F. But-ll lend-
er. 7:30 p. m., organ prclure. Mt»
zarl; hymn No. 609; quartet, Sing Al-
.oluia Forth. Buck; hymn No. 766; of-
ertory. Romance, Tours; bass solo.
Mr. Benedict: sermdn, The Discipline
ts Salt and Light; quartet. There's a
r‘riend in tlIeVHomcland, Havens; or-
;au postlude. Gounod.
First Congregational Church, Nor-
walk, George D. Egbert pastor-«Main
ng service at 10:80. preaching by the
ester: Sundm ”school at 12:16; even-
llg service at 7 :30. the fourth in the
Ierlos. The Story of the American
tepubllc"—-"l‘ho Romance of the
Jutch.” L ll. A. and K. D., chucs-
lay at 3. Y. P. S. Thursday at 7:30.
he pastor will lead. Church prayer
srvit-c 'l‘hursdoy at 8. Talks about
It» llllIle-X\’l. "lsaluh." Music to-
.Iorrow: blaming; Prelude. Au-
aute i'ronlstvvooth Sonata. Mcrkol;
Rock ngou." Buck; contralto solo.
"I‘he btrengih 1va the Hills." Nevin;
ooutlude. Grand Chorus' in D. McMaa-
tor. Evening: Prelude. Pastoral in
G. Silas: trio. “Lo! the Day of Rest
Dooliuoth," .l. C. Warren; postlude in
C minor. iiessc.
BAPTIST
South Norwulk Baptist Church. H.
B. Carpenter, pastor—~9Mb a. m., pray-
er meeting; 10:30 a. m., regular ser-
vice; topic of sermon. "The Law of
r'ulnllmcui.’; 12 m. Bible school; 4 Up
m., Junior C. 16.; it p m.. B. Y. P.U
I p. m.. regular evening service: topic
of sermon, "Discipline." Public cor-
dially invited to worship with us.
l‘hcro will be an after meeting at
clone of sermon. _'l'ho service will be
kept within one hour.
First Baptist Church. Norwalk. 1)
W. 'i‘ulmaae. Van Daren. Pastor—
Prayer meeting at 9:30 a. m.; sermon
at 10:30 a. m; Sunday school at 12
m.; B. Y. P. U meeting at 6:16 p III .
sermon at 7: 30 p to. Prayer service
Thursday at 7:30 p, to. Charity Ctr-
.le meeting Monday at 8 p. m. with
A cordial welcome to
all who at cud these services.
Grace Baptist Church. corner Butler
and Quincy streets. 13.8. Thomas. pas-
tor-ll a. m. preaching service‘ 3: 30
p. m., Sunday school: 7 p. on. Chris-
.Inn blade or tIIeetiIJIn. subject The
Dangers .fo uduigenco. Prov. xxlil.. 29
lea. v., 22 2'1; ii p. m., preaching
lgwlrc. 'l‘ues ny evening. teachers
meeting. Thursday evening. prayer
ueeiInu. Friday evening. young poo-
,do‘s iyeuum. All are welcome.
IPIWOPAL.
'l‘rlully Cltuloh. Rev. Homily F.
Humphrloa rector-All Sundays Holy
Communion. 8 a, in; Morning Prayer.
10:30 a. In. Evening Prayer and short
address. 7. 30 p. at: iunday School.
Communion. 11.00 a. In Choral Ive»
Illng Prayer. 7 lltl p..m Holldayall-loly
Communion lo. 00 a. to. ,
all. ma Church. iter-
muhdt rector-«Twenty dim auntie. ei-
l‘rlnlty-w7: 30 It. on. Holy
reunion. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer
and sermon; 13 111.. Sunday school and
Bible classes; it p on. Sunday retool”
in chapel on Berkeley street: 7: ill ,th
III.. avenues; and «neon. “ends! at
it: it u. m., meeting of bishop
standing committee to take testluibily
In regard to the setting off of law
parish in East Norwalli. A delc
will be present from St Paul II C Ii‘fch
to urge that the reason of Christ we
stop. East Norwullt be granted. Dill:
clal action or the vanity on Friday
evening was Imauhaous that such sep-
aration be brought about Tuesday
“motif! of the on: I! Friendly It 7: III
are II chapel rooms. Wednesday.
shortened cvuneottg at 7 .45 ii. an; eon-
Fridcy afternoon.
Wemyu
h Frill ‘
3514 Filth Ave" Pittfllllll'tl. Pundit
tlve young business than of the
may our. writes:
neumonla left the in a weakened and
dependent caudltlon with an appetite!
but! unable to sleep.
lupin flesh and constant! it
ytfoctor said I should a: 33331)! g,
(
tit forJ-
n‘y extended stay, but my seam:
ceded me every hour 7 could slim. If!
it. and when a frl
charmingly to all: out the‘
cosine bad bro im out
I, liar state of be sails: ll cl
that I would smother my pro udlc'Je
Ifainst proprietary articles and give
atrial. My improvemhht was won-
derful and so pronounced thud. my
friends marveled of the change for
the better. My cough vanished. my
appetite returned and i was able to
set my accustomed sleep. 'I‘wo dol-
weight six. pounds
Ladlee’ Child at 2 p. In; 1.1an and
meditation at 4 p 111.; dau tern of
the church at 8 p. m. Js'atur yttfter
noon. Children's industrial league at
2 p. In. Music at evenaong tomorrow:
Proc'dsslonni. “Rejoice Yo Pu e in
Heart," Eberling; Versicles. erlitl;
Psaltor, first selection; hymn. Thou
Art the Way: hymn. Neuter My God.
to Thee. offertory. 0h Hem Amlable.
Richardson; reclsaionai, Jerusalem.
My Happy Home.
Grace Church Rev. James Bentdn
Werner. roétor—Ji‘wonty- first shoddy '
after Trinity. Celebration of the Holy
Communion at 8 o‘clock: Morning
nyer and sermon at 10: 30; Sunday
school at noon. rehearsal of the Sum
day school choir at 3: 30; Evening'
Prayernnd sermon. on Philip the in-
quirer—a-the seventh of the course on
the Apostles—~at 7.30.
ADVENT CHRICTIAN.
Advcnt Christian Church. Van Zantlt
street. East Norwalk Rev J. W. Davis
pastor«Morhing sermon at 10: 30; sub-
ject "The Throne of Grace": Sunday
wheel at 12: Loyal Workcra’ meeting
at 5:45; evening sermon at 7; subject.
"Gone." Special music and solo by
Miss lda Aluaworth.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science" Society.
Norwalknfiegular Sunday service at
the reading room. Masonic building.
Sutdect, Sunday. November 12. “Soul
and Body." Testimony meeting Wed-
nesday. 8 p. m. To both services the
public is cordially invited. Reading
room open to tbo‘puhlic each week
day from 2 to 5 p. m.
STANDARD OIL AND NEW HAVEN.
Buckland Declares Rockefeller Does
Net Control System.
CLEVELAND, Nov. ll.——-F. S. Hol-
brook. general freight agent of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad. appeared before the luter~
state commerce commission Thursday
and gave testimony to offset com--
piainta made by the Fred 8. Clark
Company. of Cleveland. and the Wav‘
orly Oil Company. of Pittsburg. that
tho road was discriminating in freight
rates in favor of the Standard Oil
Company in New England territory.
Mr. Holbrook testified that the New
Haven road had never put any ob:
stacle in the way of any company in
transporting oil. and that information
concerning rates was always readily
furnished to the complaining compan
in». He said there was no ground for
any complaint.
Commission Prouty asked that the
railroad produce data showing how .
many substations the Standard Oil
Company has along its lines and how
many substations other oil companies
have there.
E. (I. Buckland. general attorney for
the I-.ou(l said that William Rockefel-
ch holds less than one per cent of the
stock of tho cumming and that nbso
lutoly no Standard ll interest con
trols the New Haven road.
A DISAB‘I’I‘OUS CALAM‘ITY.
it is a disastrous calanuty when you
lose your health. because indigestion
and constipation have capped it away
Prompt relief can be had in DI. Klnil‘i
New Life Pills. They build up your
digetltlvo organs, and cure headache
discloses. colic, constipation. etc
Guaranteed at F. H Baxter‘m Soutl
Norwallt. and ill. P. Wood‘s. Norwallt
drug’ stores; 25c .
IUNDAY WHOOL CONVENTION.
HARTFORD. Nov. 11.—-9ver one
thousand delegates were III attendance
maternity at the exercises of. the Sun-
day School Convention the gatherings,
sectional and otherwl II‘e
mated once. With last night'a moot.
‘ng the convention which has been
the men successful of it. kind ever
held in onnectlcut came to a close,
"we farewell address being made by
Prof. M W. .lacobuc', dean of the
Hartford Theological Seminary.
Following the special lectures at the
theological summary and school of
pedagogy. the delegates divided into
tlvo sections and hold meetings undo
the following sub-divisions: _ Pinto
at Harmer Hall: unperlnwtdenu.
First Baptist Church. “cellars. ll‘ourth
Qanqre‘gatiouul Church: usury ‘dan
Junior teachers. Christ Church; home
department workers. Village street
mission. ’
A IIILIAILIJ nawlov row «our
With the d cold weather of the
early with:- i’ pare gate of pros
tullldron shoal be on ego. alert for
ominous symptoms. There 1a or
“4 cause for anxiety when Chamberlain I. ,
Cough Remedy is lie
if this medicine is
t In the home
you as soon III
the creepy cough has appeared. the
attack may be worded off. Mrs. B
nonlethal. of Turner, Michlun. says
"We have used Chamberlain's Couch
Rented for ourselves and children it»
severe .vearl and like it very much.
and can highly recommend it." For
”ll "
"An attack: of J
l was madllyJ‘
spoke It? Is:- .
hu- bot‘t a of machine increased my ‘J
elng ani- .
the child becomes hoarse or even after .
I think it is the only remedy for email _‘
Iltlo by litillson-Powell Corporation . “
Pha....." facilities. Fly“
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, , I
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v a. 0.. ..
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it will bake, boil, stew, or fry as well and as promptly as any
high priced C6211 _
at wares: eraser.
:J Read Co. ' J
l.
The fancy formheer tacit mat rial has brought these
lovely Printed Crowd e dbll' luau. or evening1 love
dado ng frocks there could be nothing more beautifuligv The
material itself' In so attractivb that it needs little Wlijllc ;
other than frills and plaitings of the same. andlueh bum; d
11 into simple gowns. Some of :the patterns are. floral, pale
b ossoms on delicately tinted grounds. A shimmering titre d 1
of silvcred moire runs through cub piece. The colors lWe ‘ -
white. light blue, champagne and silver.
S - 1For Empire and Directoire gowns, also for the long
car a. I
, /
24 inches wide. $1.25 a yard.
Sec Fairfioltl Avc. window. '
'. ‘Mia’. I»
Warm Steamer Rugs
Travelers well know the usefulness of them: aloft wool
Rugs, but the Atlantic ocean is not the only place where
they are appreciated. Automobil‘ists find them a ‘great con—
venience, and there 15 another place, a ball. game, Those
who have been on a grand stand on a chilly (lay realize there
is genuine comfort at a good warm Rug
See those finc new Rugs in stripes and plaids, corner
window, Main street. .
Prices range, $4. 00 $5.00, $6.00 and $9 00. ,
At the Blanket Section, downstairs. _ ‘ j
at
Erect Form Corsets.
The W. B. Erect Form is a Corset built on natural
lines It follows the curves of the figure and there Is no un-
comfortable pressure. VDifiereut models. are 31:0er for dif-
fcrent figures , .
The W. B. Nuform Is (ItCIdC(li\ a corset for tout wo-
men and Is cleverly designed to lengthen the waist Hose
Supporters at the front and sides.
VI’rICCs begin at $1 ..00
Men’ 5 Cardigan Jackets.
Souls men prefer them to an caters. They go on easier,
they fit perfectly and are not quite so bulky as sweaters.
in Oxfords $1. 75 and $2. 00. '
All wool Cattligaus brown or black $2. 50, $2. 75 and $3
1.xtrn flue worsted I)‘. ark only, $4.00.
First comtcr right, \Iain St. entrance.
New Oriental Rugs on crllibitiou.
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