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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 6, 1906 · page 1

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THREE FISHERMEN
CHICAGO. Nov. ii.~

- ’l'llroo t'lsllorluon

‘ Louis Wright. William Thornton. and

a man whollo nnulo could not bo loal'lr
ed. who left hilolligun Pity. ind. on
Saturday in an opon gasoiono iuunoh.
are beliovod to have boon drownod.
They woro on tbolr way to Chicago
giving tho boat a “'91 trip. 'i‘hoy
carried but ilttio food, as they oxpot-t
ed to make tho trip in a short limo.

When they l'ailod to i't‘ilf‘il (‘lllt'agm
tho life! saving rrows at South i‘hioago.
Michigan City. and St. .iosopll, Mil-Ill
gall. wore notiftod.

After an nusuooosuful souroh. all
hope of finding lhom was abandonod
last night. it is now llollovoti that

f the boat wus uwaulpod by tho hoavv

issue after lilo t'uol bad boon oxhultut-
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N0 CASE OF PNEUMONIA ON
RECORD. ,

We do not know of a sinulo inuluuro
where n rough or oold rosultod in
pneumonia or ooumtnlptlon \\'ill'll Fo~
lcy'n Holloy and TM bud boon tnkou.
It, cures coughs and voids port'ortly, no
do not take ('linitoon with some un~

' _known proparllllon whirh may contain

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opiates. which cause constipation. a
condition that. l'oturtls roonvot‘y from
a cold. Auk-for ll‘oloy's Honor and
'f‘llt'lnnd rofuno any nullstituto nt’t’orod.
Plulitlod'lt Drug Stol't- and 'l‘ho Clifford
Pburmaoy. "
SAND AND GRAVEL OUTPUT.

WASHINGTON, Nov Bum~.-\t't‘tll‘(liiii!
to a bullet lunar-d by tho l'llltod Sltllt’fl
Geologirul Sllrrov. lilo total prmim-liou
of mind and grarol in ttltli‘. Willi 2:t.l7t -
967 short ltmn. valuod ut $|l.liiit.l34:'l
an average vnitlo pwr toll of tilt ooutr.
although tho vuluo varied from it and
8 cents to 86 n ltill. mounting to tho
two which the sand was put.

SLUGGIBH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BITION.

You rnunoi aroonlpllull vory mark
if your llvor in illtlt-tivo. llh‘ you fool
dull. your oyou aro ill.‘li\’_V and slight
exertion oxbtumln you. tlrlno ilelt-
tivo Fruit Syrup lulnllllatott ttlc iivor
and lIOWt'iH and million you fool bright
and llotlvo. tirluo latxutivo il‘rtlit
Syrup drum not luluhouto or urlpo liiili
lo mild had vory pit-usual. to intro.
()rlno lit more ottortlvo than lllilb or or»
dinni‘y t'liillllrlit‘H. Rt'illtit' Nlliiiill'
intuit. l'illifllt'li'h‘ lit-lot ts‘toro llud 'l‘llo,
Clifford i’llltrtnaoy "

 

Fruit of oil-rally lit‘t’ilti tho fronts
of tltno.

m. M. .

 
 

“Hit A BAD WAY."

Milky a Booth Norwaik header Will
Fool Grateful tor Title
Information.

When your hut-k ulvuu out;
lioriollltttl lttmo. wollk or mvllilllz:
When llrillury tt‘otillloh not in.
Your kldnoyh mu "til it bad way ”
Donn'li Killm‘y i'lili‘ will t‘ili‘t! you.
Here in lorttl ovidourh to wow it:
Mrs. ii. A. lirowu. of :W Franklin iii.
South Norwulk. flotilla tulytt: "liftiill'lt
Kill“! Pitlu Mo that hold lllotlloitto l
over. ‘ltlwcl and i mutant any too outfit
in ihttlt‘ tirtilho. i Milli-wont l’tll‘ ‘iwo
from with pain» m'rmm my lmok
Mill itii holwltol‘l my Hiltilf'ilt'l‘it. if i
tilt. in it rhhir tor any tongth of titln-.
I could only not up by motion lltr
hill: to my hip! ltlld M‘tttliittlly ‘th
‘ . . I had Itmldtlrholt and wait mu:
lull It night ttilti it not-turd tun-d to
find a comfortable- pmtmoll to lily in.
new? manual-ta of littml'lt ititllu-y
Pills. with they might htlip mo.
no l mill to l’lhiflmi‘n Drug tttmo (or
them. I had fliktitt only a tow donut:
when l‘ commoner-d to fool better. i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. ‘oontinued their liar mall the with tall

, my halt nut it out no longer stilt or
limo. iconic! rent. «it at night ml
. did not total all “I‘M out when i now
til tit! mitts. i have momma-doll
built: Kidney i’iiitt to mm of thy
outwit. may have thrilled lilo tor
tin, It! they til-wind imm‘liiti
Mil“ from tho tumult." .

It! t’fl“ . ‘ ’ V
o. flV‘I" m m. mm.
at!“ mm tor hi. outwit

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allow-Nob. 7

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The?- itintl You! Have

. Always Bought
Bears the

 

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For liver
llilrt _ Years

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WEE 'BURN’S NEW CHAMPION.
Clever Stamford Golfers Compete for
Honor.

it‘. W. lioty. .ir.. in the now ohanl-
piotl of ”to Woo lilll'll tioll‘ l‘ittb. llo
won tho titlo Saturday by boating ii.
1.. Soolloid is up and ito play. ill a
:tii-bolo ulaluh. lir. lorrilt Smith won
lllo ('tliiRtiiitlittll by boating Scllttylor
Morritt 8 and ti.

iioldon ll. “POW", .lr.. (‘iliiiilpitlil ol‘
limb-“till. did not ill‘rt‘lili ltia lltlo.
(llbol' prolnluoul playors who did not
play ill lht- toulnltulont Woro Duns-

orunllo Sanford. alato olulnlplon. and
l‘. ll, Sooloy. ox~slulo t'lllllupion. Sun-

t'ol'd in ongnuod ill businoud in Now
York. ulld KRIS liltlo limo for golf
thoso days. iiusluoss enroll also hoop
Hot-loy away front tho links.

With tlloso playork out of tho chant-
ploushlp, doubt oxlltlod its to whom
tho final honors would go to. it was tlii‘~
lii'llll to dopo out n Willow. and. as
things turtlod out. lilo dopt- shoots
wont. wrong anyway. (‘houior Hol-
h-ok. tho young pltlyor who lilndo so
hood :1 .Hiltiil'iilg in tho qualll'yitm
round of tho utato ollulllpionslllp, was
it favorito. lull in: lastod only one
round. A. S. Pitt pltt lllltl out in tho
around, i up in lit llolrs‘. ill". Frodrrlok
b‘t'itavolt‘ was frooly ioutotl for final
honors and a good lil‘ili of Rlll'ill‘ii-lt‘
“up HiltiWIl Wilf'll ii. I.. Woodbury ptlt
hinl otlt ill tho first round. 7 and it.
lioty disposod of E. l2. itilloharl. .lr.,
i and 2 ill his first mnud. ill'ill ii. i.
\\-’oodhury it and 2 ill tho fll't‘llllti and
l-I. la. St'oilold N and 7 ill tho liliili.
Play throughout tho tourmllnout was
ordinary.

l)oly_ lilo now champion. jolnod Woo
liuru last full. ”l' had playod liilllln-
duio for tho bout part of u spasm)
provlous. flu in a high reboot boy and
lit outhtlsinhtir ovor unit. No bad con-
hitlt‘i'llliil‘ trainhm. and something of
a rot-urn. lll olilt-r lu-nuobou of albin-
tirH. wlwn Itl‘ took up lilo Hallio. t'iti'il"
oiulil ln bunkolbtlli and totinin. During
lilo sotthou ho look pull in a nuluiwr
of upon ftltli‘lllllilt‘iiltl llud ttiurtod in
tho Hllilt‘ ohatllpiontthlp. “iii work
throughout tho your lulu boon t'tilliiittlv
t-ully good and fill“ boon marked by
hlt‘ilily iliiprlmuuolll. ‘

'i'horu wan tliuu a oonlpt-titlou
uttllluht hour-y for u ill'llt' tifiorotl by Id.
t‘ llol‘l on Haltlrdlly. H. l.. Wood-
lulry. l on. and Itov. II, M. 'l'ipplo. it
down. quuiiiiod. tltltt-l' t'llrdlt worn:
.t. iloidou ilill'iiiliii, Ii down: l". it.
Htllitil. t. down; it. l-l. titllutuituot. it
down; llr. \i‘. I). Murdonllld. ti down;
Iii. l'), Iiinollurt. .lr.. it down; Bholdon
lititlitiiilt. 7 down; .i. it. Swan. 7
down; K. W. Mulluilt-ld. 7 down; it.
K. Moiiltrlt. 7 down: ti. N. Knapp, it
down: W. N. 'l‘rllvilt. it down: t‘. ii.
Sroioy. ii down; W. N. Mot‘ortl. fl
down: tir. ll‘rodorlrk Holluvolr. it
down: In: ttoorltlv Hllorl'lll. it down:

tioll Knapp. it down; W. l.. llllldwltl.
to down: it). it, iirowtl. it down: l'tov.
t' M Addition, ll down; liul'oltl tloiy.
l‘: down. i“. W. Iiuiv, it: down: t‘holt-
tnl Hollwlt. it: down: I’J. M, inokwood.
lit down; it 'f'. Wuodlult'y. iii down:
I. t‘ til-null. it down; .i. It. lttttuptt.
If» down

‘m-umuwa-

PLAINVILLE WILL Bil: PROVIDED
r .
l'i.Aibf\'il.l.l¢, Nov. thump: of tho.

but. of it'urllumltulr lilo Itupuhltomt
t‘itfltllllliit‘ tor illdn’o or probutu in that.
tlihlt'lt‘t. it: that all iii" Illndllntm will
hit lt‘llflimf‘lt‘tl ltl Foundation and that
I'luturtltv. Wlitii'l' .Iullm- lh-llling‘tt op-
ptillmlt livtut, will tumor by Judith Dorm
ltltt'n ulnotioil. Zillilml nothing until.
virtual: tho utatomoht that it Moon-ll he
will hit in Plainviila our day 1 week
for tho uct'tmlnttulution or Plulnvlllo
ptloplo.

POUND DIAD I‘AWN.

NEW HARTFORD. Nov. “.mwhilh
hunting in the vicinity of the town of
lturithathlltotl autumn. Ward J. Root.
James Roothml Patrioit Chaitanya-y
now it dealt 1mm in tho elenrhl with
mm of one IMP. tom nylon. If! it. ht
hollowed that hunter: some day tut
week shot the door and were frighten
all any not! left the outrun. ' tum
Warden Elton E. Warren will intuit

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llt‘, Hallulot l‘tormul. it down: .llltllou ,,

 

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Prolirttm oi Wolfin’a Club Feti-

oration
(Continued From First Page.)

lulnod Tuosduy liftornooll or ill

tllno Wednesday.

Federation in Session 2 to it p. m.
Invocation.

any

Minn Charlotte bl. Raymond. Norwuik. ‘

Addrouk of Welcome to Norwulk,

‘ John S. Seymour, preuldont of

the Womnns' Club.
ilouponko. .
Greetings.
Minutes of lost annual mot-ting.
Mrs. James R. Mason. liorby. rooord-
lug secretary.
Soprano Solon.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Willlou. Stum-
ford.
(Mil-ts Wilson‘s charming spoolalty
in HUIIKR for childron).
'l‘llo Swing .................. liudloy
'l‘ilo Elf and tho Dol'lnouso.
........ Clayton Johns
'l‘wo songs about little boys:
'i‘ho (llllneuv Boy ........ Noidiltlger
Pl‘uotining. from .When Little. Boyll
Bing ................... Carpontt‘r
’l‘llroo. songs about liltlo girls:
All April Girl, (from St. Nicholas).

................... Fairlanlb
A Swoob Red Hood ........ .Bartlott.
it' No One Ever Marriott Mo .. Rogers

Mira; Rancher at the piano.

'l‘ho Business of the Biennial,
Mrs. Jay H. Hurt. Waterbury.
Rf‘DOI'l of tho Blonniol by tho Pi'titiiv

«it-nth Appoiutoo.

Mrtt. il‘. W. (iorard. South Norwnlk.
ldducntlou at tho Biennial ulld Slutt-

Report of Committee. on Education.

Mitut Mary M. Abbott. Wulortowa.
Addrossv-r—The Public and the Schools.
Arthur liooring (lull. principal of the

Soooud North School. Hartford.
itopol-t oi’ Mootings of tho American

instituto of instruction and tho. Con~

noollcllt Womon's Council of Educti-
tiou.

Mrs. W. ii. (trimmings. Pianist-lilo.
Quotations and Discussions.
lillltihotth.

Standing oomlnltloo may mot-t ul oloso
of bouillon.

Tuesday Evening. 7:45 O‘clock.
First (‘onurogationul Ciilll'l'ii. Norwuik.
til-gall Solonw

a. l‘roludo and Patton, ltook [Va No.

i ............. i. 5. ”HF“ tltiltt‘l-l‘iblll

b. Fillilit‘ of Sonulil ontlllotl 'l'llo iiilll

l'sultn .. Julius llottbko tliitltl-llitilli

Alox. S. Gibson.
(‘olllluitioo on Fort-slry Ropori.
Mra. i". W. (iorurd. chairman.

.\t|dl‘o.~'s~~»'l‘ho Purity of tho lt‘orost and

tho 'l‘t'ail.
Enos A. Mills. Halos l'nrlt. t‘oiorudo.

Mr. Mills but: hold tbo unusual 1m»
.N‘iliflli oi Stalto Show ()buorvor. and in
:l l'orostry oxpolt of (‘olorado. lio
t‘tllill'H to (‘ollnot-ilotlt lltlon tN‘ ‘tpuc'
lul invitation of tho Forlorn lr‘fi.

Soul: Rot-ital. Mtuo idrla Klit‘flki.
til‘atlnlilo soprnno. .
Al‘ll‘ til out tiouxi ltorodiado.

........................ Mussolini
t) llivlllo Itodoonlor ........ (loutlod
a. Auhlldo ........ Soil. Sohlosingor
b .louuo llllotlo ........ Old French

r. Si iilt‘fi Vt‘i‘l'i ............ R. iluhn

d. llou Ailos ........ (‘lulrlos Rollo
a. .iuno .......... Mary (‘ttrmiululol
it. i Solid My lit-art l'p to ’l‘ilot‘.

............ Mr». M. ii. A. Bunch
Silolla \'an .. Mrs ii, If, A. liont'h
Avo Marin lby l‘oquoltli . tiouuod-iiurlt
Miss Sally S. ilotin at tho piano.
Alox. S. (iibmlll at tho organ.
Rl'ooptlou in tho obttpol to tho ll‘otlv
oration and t'rlotlds by tho Woman's
l‘iull. :lsslstod by tho South Norwalk
rlubs.
(‘urrlulzos til ltlzlfi.

Wednesday. November 14th_ 1908.
t‘onizrvlzutlomli t‘llurrh, South Nor-
Norwulk.
l‘l-adoatiai oonnnlttm- will rogiutor dol-
ogaton anti uoll budgon in tho lobby
or lilo rhurob trout ii to 9:30 it. ill.
l.unolloon liokotu at full oouts ouch may

ho tilttllitlod in tho lobby.
Morning Session. 9:30 to 12:30 O'clock.
Adorn-lat of Writ-onto to South Nor»
wulk.
Mrs. J. Milton (ioburn, prouldont of tho
Friduy Aftt-rlioon t‘lub, of South
Norwalk,
(‘ommitloo on (‘lrll Sorviro
Itoport,
Mru. i". ii. ihlrt, Niuutio. t‘lltilt‘illttil.
t‘onltllltloo on Multlo. ltoporl,
Mrs. J. t”. ilownn, Dunllury. l-hulrmltn.
t‘ottllplttoo on iioultohold Eoouonliou
and l'lll‘t' Food. Itt'pot'l.
M’iih' Maria i'nl'iou. lloliloi. t'ililil‘lliiill.
Uruull Solon:
u. Atldnnio (,fltntubllo. I"tllli'l|i ()l'lllll
tiyntphony ............ t'. M. Widol'
b. 'l‘m-l-atll. lh‘illitil‘i. lt‘itlh (lrltall
Symphony ............ i‘. M. \Vidor
Aiox. S. (liliittill.
on Industrial Conditioned.

Reform.

l'oullullioo
itoporl.
Mrs. i’orry thidt-n. Now ituvon. t'llilir-
luutl.
t‘olmuittoo on t‘lvhm and thhlgo lul-
Ili‘tlt't'llii'iii, liopol t.
Mill“ litrt‘lhii i". Bt‘titl.
t‘ilitii'liiltit.
.t\lltirtmi4~«’l‘lilt lair-hoot City.
Wltunn ii. tiiil. Mi. it.
Mr. Hill in tho originator of tho plan
for Tim Ht‘htifll titty. Ito t‘tlitiltit trum
l’hlllldt-lplllu to tiolderlbo itllt work upon

Illli tttlttl
till lliill

und blood

"l‘ltlflt'iltll'i,

 

Linotlino dilim radially

lllullnwata iittttlo modulo .tlutgp Mny.£(t‘0hl uttlttiui «vulltltlioutv it is all HWt‘i‘l

mt i‘l't‘tliti, lttld lit lliili'ltl," illruotl lnio
ni‘tlt anti blood. it ill an orally “Mink
"and. Tim httlhlhrh rolildlmt Lino
Iliiti“. it stilllllinttultiwuppotito. Wilt-ll
you nutter from imam-hill» or omlnhn
and t‘tlltlli tilt in helm; ltilit humanity
and in no limit quantity. together
with much ltlblltmm of. tho blood.
MNGNINE provide: fit and albumen.
rohlllldinlt tin- chrtinttmi hhtl walnu-
ed tlutlolt and sending new blood
courting through tho vain: it is
wholly vogetnblomliuxctwd oil. truth
IIIUIIII, ollmlpttnt. etu. tlntl it! a pleasant
and certain elm; for bronchitis. twilight,
Edit“ nut wasting litmus.

bittotttno cut-ed?- the of ti dim-Motor
will that thmtoneti pneumonia. 1 nev-
er hilt «humorous than i dill ll

wboir‘le‘m. col-*tmtwrxlltu t ttothtitly:

Lincoln in I Mimlbbtl moditlfiam»
Timothy H. roster. Bell Inland. {tooth
Norwulk. ttrmn.

' Al ell tint; airflow-ital title, it.

 

 

 

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if you are too fat: it is because your food
turns to fat. initial“! of muscle-— strength.
If you are too loan the fat producing foods
that you out or. not. preporly dizestnd and
assimilated.

Lean. thin. thingy people do not. have
IDOU h Pcpsm in tho Itornach. while fol.
poop e have too, much Papsin ind not
though Pancreatlno.

, Kodol

For Dyspepsia

contain; all tho'digostirp juice: that or.
found in a healthy htomach, and in
exactly thou proportions masonry to
enable the stomach sud dl stivo organs
to digest. and unimilate all oods that. may
be eaten. Kodol is not only a perfect
digestont, but. it is a. reconstructive. tis~
sue'bulldmg tours as onL Kodol relievu
indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach.
Heartburn. Palpitatlon of the Heart and
Constipation. You will like it.

Digests What You Eat

Rests the stomach. rubuilds the
tissues nnd gives firm flash.

 

in bottiu only. Two
hlloe. ltty cont: Ind
on: doll".

TWIN I! tho L1,.
onto: afl.0.Do'litt
.00.. in". mm.

 

 

 

 

 

SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY

 

tht- npoolnl invitation of tho Ft‘tii'l‘ii-

lion.

itlvporln of oounty organizers.

l‘t'osoltlation oi l'illilh‘ adluittod tilllt'l‘
lilo lust annual luootlng and reports
from tbolr prosidt‘tlts.

lluslnosw-r—

ltoport of rrodontlal oonlnlittot‘.

Hoportk oi “moors.

Discussion of amondnlonis.

ltopmt ol‘ nominating oolunlilloo.

Mit'L‘liOn of olflt'ors and dlrootors.

M isoollnnoouk.

Annual addross of tho Ili‘t‘dtltit‘lll,
Mrs. (‘harlos ll. Brlsroo. 'l‘honlphon-
villo.
llurinlt tho lntorlninmon luuoboon will
ho served in tho. battonlout by tho.

Woman's Assoolution of tho (‘illii‘t‘iL

'I‘iokots 50 cents on suio ill tho tnotn

lug.

Afternoon'Sculon 2 to 4 O‘clock.
ilal'itolto Solo.

Mr. Bryan Rothorbam. of (hwoutry,

, England,

l‘otumlttoo on liitgrtllllro.

Mrs. P. E. Hartwoll. Dnnbury, chair-
mun.

l‘rooontallon of olltlino program on

The ilruuul nmpurod by tho omnmlt-

too on lilt'i'ullll‘t‘ of tho Gonoral Fod—

motion by Mina liotiln Stollo i‘lnnoo

of tho t-otlmiilioo. ilitlstt'nlod M
l l’aprr-»-'t‘ho (.‘lusnlc Di‘tllilii, Pierre
(‘oruollim Futhor of of tho Froncll

ilrunla.

Mrs. Charles W. Shoitou. Norwalk
2 Lo (Elli. solortlons from Adt. 1. 2. 5.’
Misti (irnoo Dulrynlplu Clurku. Bridge—

port.
1:. i‘nllorw'i‘ho Modern Drama.
Misti Mary Kirby Jrnnings, South Nor-
walk.
4. 'i‘wo lil‘i'lll'tt from Tim liath Connolly.
................ A. and E. tiuullo
Mil-‘3 Clarko.
\‘lolin Solo-«Fantuinio Cuprit-o'
..................... \‘louxtuulps
Minn Axons i.litll,-jnhll‘ Norwuik: Miss
Fioronoo iluldwill lit the piston.
A Now England Sketch. Yl-luordaylt.
in. .i. Mllloll (iohurn.
Mitit‘t‘liiiltt‘tiiln Buttltll'fili.
AtiJolIt‘llItlt-lli..

ilr. and Mrs. (‘llltltl'll poi-moan lilo
liltittl vulunlllo. oollootlou of nlllluuoa
ill ”uh part of tho oounll'y. 'rlloy lil-
vlio lilo limb-ration and its fi‘li'lldrl to
vltdt tllrir homo, (:oloniul Cotiulto. 53'.
South Main ltll't‘l'i. South Norwulk.
dirortly ut tho t-lotn- of tho utlornoou
mot-ling. rlow this oollootlon and par-
luko of all "old~fultltlonml lltnrh." ’l‘llo
hotluo iii on tho lroilry and but live.
itlllilllt‘ti from tho ruilrottd ulntlon.

'I‘ralnn louvo i-ioulh Norwalk for Now
liuvoll at tl2ilt. liz‘lil. tiziiti. 7104'. for
Naugulurlt lilviuton. 5:05. 7:04: limi-
llury ilrhnoh. 4:33, lull). 6:07. 7:10;
for Now York. 5:10. lizti, 5:57. 6:14.
titi'lii.

’t'ho photo in from Silldwuil'u warti-
momtt. South Norwuik. 1

Thu vuriouarommlltoor follow:

tipttollllmMililt illllttbotb l. Toilets.
Houtll Norwuik.

luluolluonw-Mrll. .iouopll ll. il'lilow.
Booth Norwlliit.

t-loupiluliiyw Mru. J.’ H. Seymour.
Norwulk; Mot. .i. M. (lubllrn. Bolllh
Norwulk.

Illil'titlilt‘llttli ~Mbalt liothu tilono Pill-
ltt‘ti. Not-walk; Mru. illitltt' it. .louningll.
Hotlltl Norwullt.

i-Ilutlotlwhirll. A, it. it. Mlliumoll. Nlil“
ii‘tilli: Mot, Ali‘roti .l. i‘hmlor. i-ioutll
Niti‘Wllllt.

Pilgt‘h and tthilortwhirlt. ti, F. liottu
No‘rmtilt: Mrlt. A. .l. tinniry, Hulltil
Not-walk.

min-him: fluctuation-third t‘. w. Shot-
ton. Nurwnlil: Mm. i. I). Jennings.
Bolttit Norwulk.

’i'rtlultportutloll und illfortlllltion-m
Mot. ti. it. (immune. Namath; Min
Follow A. third. mitt Norw‘ttnt. . .

Prom-“Mitts limits 8. Pitltloo. Nob
Willa: Mrh. A. A. Dooley. South Nor-
Wit .

Muuiovmm anti! ti. Betta. Not--
whmz' hm. (3. til. at. John. south Nor-
wn .

Dmorntion~htm it. o. Carlin. Nor-
wailt: Mrs. Ahihthur Blanchard.
Booth Namath.

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ONLY GUI! ”I DYIFIPIIA.

Mrs. Franklin Sim. ‘tii'tittikutlo.
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and belching. ~ ‘rmorfihtu t
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lutlttor he left to the pollen l'Ol‘ilmll-i-
uiollor to luvontlgato. It was so Voted.
'l‘bt» following pulltion was road:
To the Moymhmld Uounoli of the City
of South Norwulk.
Genilomen: All this city in to have

Federation of Wunlou‘s Clubs upon tho
Hill had l-lth ol‘ Novomhor. the mom-
boru of the Friday Afternoon Club ro-
spotztiuliy pullllou your honorable
body to havo tho alrouttl kept. perfout-
Iy rloull during tllut time, that our vill-
ltoru may moro fully onloy and up-
prot-iulo tho bonutlos of our ollurm-
lng rlty. Trusting ibbt will meet with
‘your l-ordiul approval. i beg to remain.
Vol-y truly yours.
MABEI. LADUE PRYER.

Set-rotary.

The petition was. upon motion of
t‘oum-lilutul Mather, referred to the
utroot roulmlttoo. with powor lo not.

(‘ouuullman Brown then offered the
following resolution:

“Rtlholvod. 'i‘bul tho uolary of tho
ohiol‘ of police. captain of polit-o and
putrolmon bo lnrrousud twenty-live
routs our day.

('ounullnluu ilrown udvooutod lilo
motion. saying thut. he believed that
It would inrrouso tho omolonry of tho
polloo. it is at prosont dliliouil to
not men as supernumeraries. as they
run lnuko moro money in tho factories.

Councilman 'i‘ltomnautl said that he
would iiko to Sri’ the salaries of om»
oors ilxod. He said he was in favor
of having tho ulllllrlos fixed. Ho, ho-
ilrvod that this should be fixed ab
soiutoii', ‘ .

Councilman Brown said that n polloe-
lnull had to intro more than avorugo in-
tolliuonro. and that tho oily did not
want lnon who woro not worth more
than :5 nor day.

(Foulu-ilmun Sui-lulu spoke in favor
of tho rosolution. lio thought. that
$2.25 is not too much for a pollcomnn.
and il’ lilt‘)’ aro not worth it. they
should not ho on tho forco. at any
prioo. Ho said that ho bud soon tho
work of tho I)()”(‘(‘. and it wan good and
l‘filtllt‘llt.

(‘ounrlluluu ’l‘lloulpnon said that ho
did not Wish to ho undorstood as up
posing tin- motion, lull ho thought that
tho salary should bo fixod no that it
would not come up orory your or two
for sotllolnont.

l‘ounoillnau Robins said that it was
small pay for tho work door. and tr
not iiil'll who can bo dopendod on it
will bo uorossary to pay more monoy.
llo thtumhl that tho polit-o should be
nloro rigorous ill tho enforoonlonl oi
lilo law. No thought that it tho mop
Hot nu larronso, thoy should sill
around a bit more and covor mort‘
torrllory.

(‘otlm-lllnuu Mutttor thought tllat tllo
pollt-o forro in a hit llluck: that thort
door: not sot-m to ho tho snap that thoro
should Do in lilo department. Ho said
that ho iitzllovod more should be an
Dilloot' regularly on duty in Spring
wood. llo said that. i‘tlrthrr. ho favor-
od tho purchuso of a patrol wagon;
lhlll it must chino sumo time. and it
would utmost dlxponso with an oxtrt
polkzoman. Ilo did not built-v.3 that
thoro was any grout hurry about the
manor.

thunu-llumu ill-own remarked: “I
think that tlloro b: as u rulo a dispo-
sition oil tho part of tho t‘ounrll that
‘tilorc in no hurry.’ 'l'horo oortuinly
bah boon no hurry about appointing
nu amt-or In Sprlugwood."

tiounrilman Mathor thought that tho
(‘mtncll had better know what it. is
doing boi'oro it. goon nlloud.

(‘ount-llmnn ’l‘hompaon moved that
wlton tho. meeting adjourn. it adjourn
to Novolnbor 19. He then movod that
tho rolloltltlou lio laid on the lublo
until tllltt limo. Tim was voted.

iI‘irtl ('hlof A. It}. Winrhoster upoko
in favor of l-hnnltlnt; tho limo of the
striking of tho ilro alarm boll from 9
o't-iol-k p. in, (tho prouonl hour) to 8
p. m..’ which ho. dootvd the promo
hour. and which hi the hour for bed
ding down of horros ill llltllit rillos.

it was llllaulnlouttly vutod.

A report of tho t'Omliliftt'o of iron
holdors on tho hillnwood art-alto build-
im: lino wur rundorod. and tho rom-
nllttt-o roporloil tlttlt it bad otttlmtitod
tho bt'nollllt and dumngou.

All a l-oulltt. tho following l'i‘ittlilllltlll
Will-t prouontvd:

Wilorollu. tho omntnlltoo appoiulod
to dotliiztutlo a building lino on tho
outdoriy ltldo oi idimwood uvouue.‘ln
this "MY. hotwoon High titroot llnd
lioidon iiitl atrout. has outdo snob
dolllnntltlon uud tllod ltu report. «groo-
llillo to the charter; thorotoro.

lttmoIthd. that tho. oily riot-it ilo.
and ho lll‘I't-iiy iii, directed to mnko
null pullihlh tho notlt-t- roqulrml by tho
chariot. naming tho ltith day of Now-m-
ber. 1906. ill a o'rim-k p. "th It: the time.
and tho Council chumbur on tho piano.
Mum and wind-o tho (follurli will hour
"it pardon intoroluuti ill tmhi bulldllm
lino. Approvud. t‘. it}. Dow. muyor.

ltl runurd to tho building lino on
Huyluuut- till-not. a roport of the tree-
llahloru‘ t'tlmiilitit“! wnn promoted. the
otttlmluon of lionollth Mill dumaitull hav-
imt boon ltloorpot‘tllotl with it. An ti
roulllt. lilo following rtmolutlun was
pronoutod;

Whttl‘ouli. tho romnllitoa appointed to
ruminants ll building lino on tho north-
oriy nlld umtthorly «him of Seymour
liil‘m'i. running tillNl ultd want. in thin
oily. lulu mndo uuoh diminution end
tllod lbl rrpori. agroouhlo to the chur-
tor: that-Moro. ‘

itonolvoli. 'l’ilui lilo oily riorit but.
and he horohy Iii. lrtwtmi to mnlw and
puillhdt tho unit It i‘t‘qtlll'uti by tho
clluriur. homing tho iiitll thy otv
Nuvomtwr. im. at it biolotlit p. m.. til
lho time, and tho Council eithmimr tor
the more. whorl and whom lilo t'ulltlt-il
will him- till partic- illttirtttitotl in tilld
building liilllti.

Several union ware ordnrml rnnnwmi
amounting to Othlllltiw .

'l‘hh meeting ttltul bilingual].

up,» v.4

CARD MOM P. H. IAXT it.

i do hereby Igloo to ruin it the
MM!» (13 will. all arm boulo of
Dr. Howard's Specific tor he cure or
connotation and till-Wt . it it will
to can you of mutilation. (tr-poplin.
liver trouble. or rink or hiilotut hand

when. / .
_ ch bottle main» till limos «tit ooh-
or

woman medium. reluctant.

‘miitiiiglimwfit mutiny“ III
a. , a o

m mutt: out. our to. m in:

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tilu honor of olltorlulning the State ,

 

TUESDAY. noyi‘o. 1996.

 

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Bridgeport Advordoomente. . l Bridgeport Advertisement;

The DM Read Co.

Fmabmbcd 1857.
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W
. In Regard to Gauchos.

A living room lacks somethingr when it does not contain

a Coach. anti lilo Couch ought to be broad and easy with a

capacity for many cushions. We have a great number of

‘ lino Couches. but we invite attention especially to some
spooiuls ilt‘i't' oil‘crcd.

At $15.00.
Ill red or green velour. dccply tufted. broad and cool-
fortnblo, with solid oak frames. '

I

At $18.00.
(if olorlric plush. vrry soft and luxurious with oak
frames.
At $20.00.

Turkish Couch covered with silk plush of into. quality,

either in dark wine or dark green.
At $25.00.

A Couch covoretl witll Ci'llSiit‘li mohair plush in either

red or green, at very ilalitiSUlilt’ and serviceable covering.
An Adjustable Couch.

This is a fine specimen with adjustable ends. it has a
lllallogany frame, deep seat and high back like a davcnport’.
and is a convoniont piece for parlor or living room. If rcw
quirctlil can be converted into a bed at night. Covered with
handsome silk plush.

Special at $36.00.
Fourth iloor. elevator.

Doulton Ware, marked down.

. . . v
A gatllcrlng of odd pit-cos that wlll servo equally well
for use on the tnblo at certain times. or to adorn the plate

rail.

Decanters ..................... worth 2.00 for 98¢.
Cigar Jars ...................... worth $2.25 for $1.00.
Steins .. ........................... worth $t.50 for 98¢.
Steins ............................... wortl 986 for 50¢
Jugs ............................. . worth $1.75 for 98c.
jugs ......... t .................... worth $1.50 for 75c.
Cream Jugs. peony pallorn ............ worth 05¢ for 40c.

Scotch Ware. included. ’
Hot Water Pots
Porridge Bowls .
Jr‘gg Sugar Bowls
Cups and Saucers Small loo Tubs
tirout Bargains for Whisl Prizes.

Loving Cups
Tt’il i‘ols

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The D. M. Read (10;.

 

WINTER UNDER-

Tiic change in tho \voalllor Sllggt‘hlfi
WEAR.

We :er prrparotl to show full liars. at l’opular Priors.

CHILDREN‘S GARMENTS.

Plain and Rillbod.
25c to 75C.

LADIES' GARMENTS.

lixcollcnt Valor at-........ 25c
"(Loldrn Star" lii‘unll at Stil‘
"Noll Shrinking" at ........ 75c
"Oxford Cut" at ..... $1.00

MEN'S GARMENTS.

Wliilo and Grey at sot:
Natural Wool ut 75c
Natural Wool at limo

 

 

 

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. rltott A Plectrum "use;
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'l‘ilhhormhinsin. lath. Iii blade and station of boveiotl :iiilllinc. flooring
and ilhietittll. timber. Atrium”: ma whom; wit 1- am no“...
road“ mutation! met. Hairintullator and. gym”. ordi.
hm an! intention loaders. Doom, "till. llllhdl. intarinrhmllm trim Iii
iflhhrt‘tlodvooli,.oyhrou. Poplar antimalarial. ~9fml¢ttlflfl fancy a".

in. tilt-1mm, pinning. chap totalling. cabinet work. "“9“?“ mm mm
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