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8M "WWW twilight: ._ ‘ flumday ,0. '
oraliymitwub "ill'ilhiflliilithoirain
and, minor... 4th.,wuded. . ii :0!
,low pressure. is can b
overlioalre“‘8uperiorg p .. .. ,
considerablo‘oloudyr ‘ theb‘in v‘the‘
14kt! re ion and Centralv‘sodtlousg“ out.
not mile (precipitation. . ~'i‘hiayioiuitil
will be ionrths “southern «edgei ofFiihil’:
- disturbancodurin the next-wheel's.
It will produce-rte as temperature and
cloudy weather .with. .probably. light
showers. Southwest storm‘ warnings
are ordered along the coasts ~ .
William Weisclt and Chris Larsen
went fishing today. They took plen-
ty oi bait. * ‘
Miss Nellie'Tylerhot Newton. Mat-13.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archy F.
Nash, at Union street.”
An operation for clubfoot was per-
formed upon Benjamin Waterhouse at
the Norwalk Hospital yesterday. -
ton-i- ' ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Dickens have re
turned to their home in New Canaan
afterfia visit with Bridgeport friends.
The probationers of the First‘Meth-
odist Episcopal church will meet the
pastor at the Parsonage this evening
at 7:45 ofcioclt. 1
Butler Lodge. of South Norwakl, has
invited Stamford brethren to attend
its meeting this evening, when the
first degree. will be conferred by a
team composed of past grands.
The prevailing weather records
about the center of town, this morn-
ing tvero iii and 16 above zero. Arre-
port came down from New Canaan
that the mercury'got as low as 10 up
there. When the sun came up. how’
ever. the weather moderated consider-
ably,
Baby sleeps and groWs while main-
my rests it' Holiister's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea is given. It is the greatest
baby medicine ever offered loving mo-
thers. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets,
Plaistesd‘s drug ’Stors. '
A delegation of the members of Lin~
coin Council, 1No. 4. Order of United
American Mechanics. went to Stam-
ford, last night, and witnessed the
conferring of the second degree by
Leeds Council. Members of Wald~ will celebrate the twenty-second nuni-h
' rill school ill. 321%
u... 1;.
isthmus street.“ who
~‘i'..i'l
Harry ““3me t 325‘ Cleveland
“m“ Mh“”lu“”hul“eutored the Map.
Namath. W.
no. ossumnosrba‘tiiiraumewhat
“hum-main health; .811. lids been III
a ithypvith typhoidhfevor for some time.»
The South New England Tele-
- phouei Company has distributed the
fill new directories. which go into effect
today. .
i'v’ .
it...
Plain. is weddings tew days in South
Norwsik, as‘the guest of her mother.
Mrs. Belle Gregory. ' ' ‘ "
The Egbert Club, of the Norwalli
‘ Congregationai‘ohurch. will meet Fri-
day evening, with, Miss Ids. ,Growther,
at her home in Winnipauk. ‘
Mr. and‘ sire. Ilearand Raymoiid. of
Morgan avenue; Norwsik, the on a trip
to Richmond Old Point Comfort, and
other interesting places in Virginia.
. \i - .. “ ‘
Miss Isabelle Post, of'Yonkers, N.
Y... who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs.“ Charles Baldwin. of Spring
street, has gone to New York city for
a week. ‘ ' ‘ *
.—
lObstinato constipation, indigestion
ly and positivelycured by taking Hol-
iister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 850. Tea
or Tablets. Plaisted‘sdrug store.
1A regular business meeting of Court
Mahackemo, Foresters of America was
hjsld- last evening, at. which reports of
the recent smoker were read and ac-
oppted. .
JAdolph Dreyfus, of South Norwaik.
its one of the guests at the wedding
0, Miss Harriet A. Kielner and‘Ach~
? der Calm, in Harmonie Hall, Now
even, last night.
5 William Cargill, oi Norwaik. has re-
signcd hlsposition at the Norwaik
Iron Works, and this morning begun
the duties of a new position at the
works of the Eaton, Buruham and Cole
Company inBridgeport.
Uncss Tribe, 1. O. R. M., hold a a
meeting last night, at which an accept-
ance of invertatic'ns sent to the great
chiefs was received. They will be pre-
sent at the big time next Tuesday. At
the close of the meeting the degree
team held a rehearsal.
._..._.
Olive Branch Lodge. 0. 19. K. of P..
more and linens Councils, of Bridge- versery of its organization, tomorrow
port, were also present.
u.
evening in the wholl. in. Washington
street. The members are requested to
be present. There will be refresh
-—Don't forget the Necktie and Apd ’ ,
rou Sociable of Lady Jennings lodge, merits and a good time is expected.
0. S. of 13.. tonight. Music by Prfo.
Low. All friends of the order invited.
Celts and‘cream served.
Special preparations are being made
for the services Tuesday. Wednesday.
..__....__.....
Upturned overcoat collars and ear
limits were the proper thing this morn-
log for it was almost like a winter
day, the thermometer dropping during
the latter part of the night and re-
istered in some places as low as four-
rhursduy and F'ridsyevenings of text 3 , . ,
week. at the rim Methodist Church. l‘fenadefrges. fifth?”- of?“ M31?
when distinguished preachers of 3 re a 9° 0° 5 m n 3 '
Brooklyn‘are to speak. Some of the
temperature WEB twenty nbove l9"!
most" popular preachers of the cm, and there was a sting in the north
have been secured. and Rev. A. 8. wind. Ponds froze (War to a consid-
, orable t'hiolt'ness'ah’d this surface‘ot the
Kavaianagh is to preach Friday night. ground was frozen hard.
24th inst. ‘
~ ‘orse Clipping at Luther M.
Wright's. .
The regular meeting of the Further
Lights Society of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church was held Monday even-
ing at the home of Miss Mus Baudin.
120 West street. After the usual
business routine.’ plans were discussed
for the further work of the society.
and a social time was enjoyed. The
pastor. Rev. H. B. Carpenter, presid-
ed at the meeting.“ ,
-—~"l owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. Sorofulous sores cov-
ered my body. 1 seemed beyond
euro. 3. B. B. has made me a per-
fectly well woman." Mrs. Chas. Hut-
ton. Berville, Mich. ‘
' ,‘Til'he‘ steamers John Sylvester, of
the NorWalk line, the Rosedale and"
“i: label. all owned, branding J.
’B itii. carried the‘zjliil‘ loll jack-
ise down to my, felon tender at.
tsrnoon. 'i‘ ,atartmae made train
One Hundred Ndntymlhht street
at 2 p. m. The ”cities did not return
on the boats. The Sylvester, accord-
ingly. did not leave New York until af— 5
ier do‘cioolr. “gig, ,
oar-ran THAN IPANKiNfl.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed , I. if it did there would be
m ' , n'thst‘would do it. There
is a titutionol can» for this. Mrs.
{lab mm... Donut“. mamm'
nu, , ,.ome_,on
dawns“ ”glib on no “money:
Write her today. live r children trou—
ble you in this way. 't bionic the
.. i'ithlld. Theobald“ on it can't help
We have eomo very also
some cousins near.
it .
!
fr i
a o? to Danbury, is ‘
.Mrs. whim ill; .Olmsteadr of Milli
and stomach disorders are permanent?
' and carried pink roses. tcl Clili‘o
s... cracker
\ig , ‘9‘ Mai nite‘d Smelt deverlimcnircportshows
i i that sods crackers contain less water. are richer
. ‘ ., i ’ thenmscic and let elements. and have a much
. l ' ' it her "per cent of the finite building and heat
.MT
5‘
‘ tell insensible is the'filbo . ‘
~ it few. More later iii
honorixious husbandrtbebsoh‘e Was-suffering from an
. “is, caeo‘oiiné’rvotie prostration broiight on ‘
Why femaleirouble,‘and hinted at an
i operation.WFortunately a ,
i
The result, was that she
escaped the enrgeon's knife
and today is a” well women. ,
‘ Til ‘ alignment of the delicate female organism sets every n
the body on
Dun Mos. PINKH’AM: -- i m troubled for eight years with irregularities which broke
down my system and brought on extreme nervousness and hysteria. i could neither
enjoy my meals nor sleep ni bimbooame easily irritated and nervous and very despond-
ent. Lydia, E. Plnkham's egoiabie Compound proved to be the only medicine which
M) d me. After inking the third bottle. my general health began to improve. At the
on of the fifth month lwas well 9nd could attend to my housoho d and social duties and
,1, enjoy life. Mrs. Chem Cum. 42 Sontag: Street, East Boston. Mass;
J, Doss Mas. Pmmu : -— i tried many different remedies to try to build up my system.
, which had become run down from loss oi .propor rest and unreasonable hours. but
' nothing seemed to help me. Mother is a great advocate of Lydia Pinkhom'o Vegetable
Campound for female troubles. having used it herself some years ago with rest sues
con. ‘50 l began to take it. and in less than a month i was able to be out o bod and
out of doors. and in three months [was entirelgozell. Really l have never felt so strong
and well ls l have since. Miss Cosh on. 355 E. Chicago Ave“ Chicago. ill.
ggijgsgl’inkham’sy g
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eve i . ' i u . i .. swims the Spanish main,
' ni lg Deputy Smith, oi Bridgeport. scy.‘ it. E. Williams, Riilinrd Llumau, An amateur who catches one will ne'er
was present. . J. (r, C. Ross, 1. Kemp, G. F. Hayes. do so again.
‘ _ “‘”"‘"“““"‘ ‘ . New York; E. H. Muzzy. Paterson, N. it tears the skin from of! the hands
Curtis A‘ha Dotilitiie, of liaiifoid, J.; E. F. Weed, Darlon; J_ P. Kelly. and makes the hair stick up, .
and Miss Horn (Milli. Howiey. dangli- George W lves J it Borrv Boston' And causes one in many ways to drain
tor of Mrs. Elizabeth K. Howley. were Barnard Bradley 0 W ‘Tomplc H M. i the bitter cup»
united in marriage at the home of the Culver spflnsfiéw.‘ E' G Beardsley Now Aitkens was aioliy wisht on com
bride, [09 South Main street. \Vest Hartford '1‘ H ficMiihOi-l New Ha: . fort all content.
Hartford. yesterday afternoon at 4230 "m. A. A. Rippel Newark" H id 000- And fnin would have his
o'clock. Miss Netta Keeler. of Ridge- 103' 'Detroit- J. M Stevens Pdiisndcs Wherever that he went.
ilold. a cousin of the bride. was mold N. Y; C. HfNoblo: New Milford; New: And thus when friends induced him on
of honor. and was gowncd in white
swiss. with pink chiffon "trimmings,
l'
l'... 1....
oil; is: park? in , ‘iif
l
{l}! _ ' You. have heard that some foods furnish’iat, /\ Appu'éfiggifiyfiaffi
A; g?‘ filler ioogznmaknedlgu'::Cp “rd “in othCl’s arc mNgw Orlmpg “11193.9(;mgergh
l ,i- ""9““,- ., fl ” “mi“ ' own. slower Aeeocmrion.
' You know that most foods have one or more Bgfififfi‘fimfii t‘gfifigrsfifgggg
:i there“ demlim’alliut “do you knew that no before‘the’gi'easury branch ‘3'} the Civ-‘
' . il Service Retirement
\\ , 00d contaiai‘clmly l I .fizufch—Hr fl balanced. about January al.‘ :WItlira‘view to ob-
r
, , idil‘nin‘u properties than any article of food made of new on; whether the o
a .2? ‘ ”onl‘a‘uh‘i.“ '. "lib“ ‘ l ”H Mil: ’istf‘ it.» it, ' I ‘ 2' 4 awn“ d g :mwan‘h)‘ wh t, m
The i-zwiiy one-osmium: should . .. ' = . mmi unaiwuewwdwm
. i sin intercom Pitt/flies. .imfl- They: , " ;, ti‘it’il‘tl‘ “ddhu‘ihdh‘isi‘il'd
l .' represent‘the‘ superlative ofi‘iie” odi'ei‘acke‘r, all . ‘ pen him or her accredit 11:.
fr l; "mifidnm measurement being brought . ”m “ “5%.... M"
r ‘ a. . 1 ‘ coven‘td‘yob idldibachle that is proof ’ “some" iWilli:
.i midst air, moisture and dust—«the price being .; or L an
m. sitcom tourism!
,1
' I
_. r“. :,
vines ‘o
triuric wash-oi .
enemy is unquestionable.
f that your 2middle on now.
lined cashmerette - .; ~
gloves ‘in greys, blacks. tens and mom than ordinary cotton “hm
browns, at 25¢ a pair.
Ladies' heavy worsted gloves in
“Wk. 81‘6” and white, at 25c and 500 iililrtti,’ at"25c’.- w
The Hislop kid glove. every pair ,5 , . ,7
warranted, for ladies and misses, in ored iianneietteli. at. 5%
““"iiiila‘ifiii‘liildo‘ti‘: .. ma we come. in an
Children’s worsted glows in greys .
browns, White and red. at 25c pair. ' flannelette 0" plain €010“. made y
MEN’S GLOVES. ' ~
Men's driving, walking and dress QH'LDREN'S TOBOGG‘N CAPS,
gloves in the most popular .
made in fullout seam, over seam and child wants one. They give much}
cable stitched for $1 and $1.50 pair. comfort at small cost. We have “fill
Men‘s calfskin driving gloves at cbiorsrplain and strips effects. at m...
Men's, youths’ and boys’
wool gloves
at 25c and bile pair. ‘
eases Washington street.
UN DER WEAR
WHEN YOU BUY scan voucsr wai‘r YOU BELIEVE" 'Ytlu nits: f;
GETTING—GOOD. suss'rmrnin, oissnnous sizno, WELL tamarind ~
psarscr FITTING oARMEN'rs son wmcn EVERYBODY‘ ts'wmv‘s
LING TO PAY FULL PRICES. oun GREAT SELLING rss'rirms TO Tfini~[ .
TRUTH or rms STATEMENT; -. ‘
N. E. Run,
as WASHINGTON "so, ‘ , ' scum NORWALKIL" :-
1 .. ., erve in g. .
_ ivering withps‘ln. g Headaches, backaches,torturingbearing . - ‘
down pains and dragging Sensationsmake women nervous and hysterical- '
Mrs. Curry, whose portrait appears on the right, is the leader of
the Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra. The following letter is from Miss
Geode. President of the Bryn MaeraWn Tennis Club of Chicago: READY-TO~WEAR H ATS, 98c.
TRIMMED HATS. $3.5...
S. S. TILLOTSONL
.GU-Cfli’lSflild
50 and is e...
Postal iilhiims at
Mrs. Pinkham's advice is free to all. . Her address is Lynn. Mass.
Ic: averted . Cure WW 0mm
P_ (i. Louusbury Lodge. N. E. 0. P.. A. J. Ross. Worcester: Frankliii WHEN MTKENS CAUGHT A DRUM.
held :i regular business meeting. lust. Woodrul'i, H. B. Winter, F. M. Pres- The ilruinflsn ‘3 a stately brute which
ton Anderson. William G. Anderson ' “39M“ trip to 5°'
,, ' w ’ He said that he w0uld do it if they.
l'.. -
J werovfiuests yesterday at the Ho didn't make him row.
They promised-"and they took him to
it place where monsters come,‘
And 0 the awful happenings when
Aitkons caught the drum!
THREE‘KILLED IV GAB ASPHYX-
PATERSON, N. J., Nov. li'i.-—Three HARTFORPEILRQA
deaths were caused last night by the ‘TIMI TAILI.
falling of a heavy picture on, the wall
which broke a gas pipe while the , 1
Schroeder'fumiiy was asleep. Chris LEAVE gag-m .Ngfiwdpk‘. . pod
Schroeder, hismother, Catherine, and NEW you“, ‘ .‘ i‘
h“ W°""°"l2i.lt.f:’:h‘zz’.zsi WA- gig-1333:3339, pastime:
the house today found the fallen pic- 9‘. 2" 5.56 lil'ii'tlx..11"05 ‘11:!"
iure beneath a gas fixture which hiid‘ g, ’ ‘ ' ‘ . ’ 5505"
bee? saappod of! short. li f t ' '
ed n the to save in: ves 0 we , _ .
email be, Forge children whom the cs; 8'00" 9’5“ 10'82' .9" ,
cached in Bundoyl. -
it grabbed his belt a-iiylng and it gave
a mighty jerk,
And he say with sudden horror that
before him therewas work.
i “Give him line," a friend advised him;
"Hold him in." another said,
_ i But be pressed his lips more tightly
. and his face was still and red.
.,. . . . Oh. the things that” drum did Mittens
a, “c it. were better We suppress. They arriv~
1 ‘ . Better. too, some few pronouncements
the said Alikens did express.
But it got his skirt and buttons and
coping gas had not yet r
his temper and his but,
large quantities.
ills religion. his attenuation: and some .
1.3
«in ibis adv. is. bigoted-pus.
m emphasised is above argument. : «The Mob
, . , p , - We've ch osenroeseonsble thingetotem N
domain style, honest in‘ouaiity. Wows chosen; no the in
. , You are asked to mouth c rotor of
Y ii-m asked, to buy. Your inteiilge or will prompt, you ‘ Y
temst will decide this to your satisfactiEn. . . .
A, GLOVE TURN. ~
Pay you well if at all interested in
gloves to, set an early chance at the
following lots:
r ANNsLa‘rrs‘wus
“anemones.- .
; The (warm; :‘eomtortable sorts,
winter wear lwail costing you‘but ii
iiedioe' iionn’eiette shirts, in
and white. blue and white. iii
sudloil' flanneiette skirts. mad with
deep iiounces, in striped or plain
I'Ladies‘ striped iiatiheiette [om
it '17, at 50c.
"lisdies' nannelette gowns in striped
effect, at 980’.
shades, §Are here in new assortment. wiry;
abdbile. , ; . ‘
Have yen invthtigated our Fall Slim
Waist“, , ;., . ..
srsciAi. sate.
scum: NORWALK. coriu'.
d
Bedwuueil Price‘s?
T. "
i
ln Effect eoiaoofifisi' 1m. 7 T
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ll
hie—13:491. 1:05. . "
4:23x, 5:45. 6:01x. '3i. 6:493, 7
' forty pounds of fat:
. And mariners will and for years amid
. _ 2...; smog, ozoox. moan: imam. tel '
Good health L‘n’iakes good'ha'? . moor, 11m. “ “ ‘
tzzrc. If everyone had a sound 3:81: 8:44;. 4:08. 1:81,
stomach there would be no mo» 5‘25. ””53 3’”! “my,“
siiiiisis in the world. Do not ‘
allow a weak stomach or a bad A. ”.4100 7,”; 10:0
the joy of ‘ P. tip-4:05. 6M. ‘ "
mining data he has submitted to the
employees a series oquuestiomi to lo-
mm the inionnution dosh-eds There
questibos include an tooth
employee its; hi» the length, , ,
the government :.orvice, app x‘lmstel 1
(within 31.000). the aggregate of ‘ ,-
cry received during the'eiiiire ism
“dictate? .,
and on tvsridlashu‘wim you.
. . No , need then, for grorcucoiored
siege. Beecham's ,Ifilis start f
, g health vibrations to all parts“ of
,1 . the belly. while putting a ruddy. _'
' . ' L rd lieu ‘ There's
“A2. u.—-1a:sax. 15:33:, rim. moi
: I. . .
P. M.~2:60:. 8:053, 5:46. 6:
7:28;.8:00x, 8:231. 952510;“. " .
new vomt ronoouru sewers
A. M.——i:to. 6:50, mo, howl i
a, tie—12:0»; 1104.3
93%
9:39, more, ”‘9”? ,. 'v , _
11:002.; “12:00:. ,
tours NOfiWALK'W"
j titan “
‘ A; Mia-AiliosWuiilirl;
7:29. 8:29,,0tilixp 0,3013,
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