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CHURCH NOTICES “Mortals and immortals.“ Testimony
utcctiniz, \‘i’odnosday. 8 p. In. To both
METHODIST. acrriccs thc public is cordially invited.
lt‘irst Mothodlrt Episcopal t‘hurrh.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan. pastor-~1i::tn
a. 1n.. class nicotina: itiziitl u. 111.. St‘l"
"ion, “Tho hiystt rioun 'i‘rtn'clcr of Pro-
phetic Vision." by Roy. John It}, ltd»
ams. presiding cldcr; 12 111.. Sunday
school and men‘s. lilblc cine-1a: 6 p. 111..
young pcopic‘s moctlua; 7 p. in. pro-
lutle. "Er-hoot; of tho Elcction.” Spcc.
in] music for thc morning will Includc:
Pqude. 'I‘ruumcrcr. Schuman: au-
them. “What Has 'I‘hon (ill’t‘ll for Mo“:
a010, selcctcd. Mr. l’cnpcr. Evculuan
Prelude. Allctzro Motlcrato. Smart: an-
them. .Icruaalctn; trio. “i’raisc Yo."
Mrs. tlrannlss. Mow-s. l’cppcr and
Sterling: anthcm, "'l‘hc llay is Emit-d,"
Norwalk Mothodist, Fraud 1). 'I‘orrcy.
pastor—Morning: worship. 10:30 a. 111.:
_t ‘ Raubject ot' acrmou. "'i‘hc ltcsourccs of
too Chriatiau: clans nit-cling, lcd by
It“. H. Rctilont, 9:30 :1. '11.; tililltl‘l."
school. 12 m.: all invitcd; lcpworlh
League dcvotlnnal mectiug. 6:30 p. m.:
subject. "Forgiving ()uc Anothcr":
leader. Edith M. Fitch: owning acr-
vicc. 7:30 p. m.. at which timc thc
pastor will hcgln a new sol-ins of nor-
mtons 011 “Famous Portraits by n11 Old
Master." ’l‘ltc Sltiljt’t'iu will tic: Joann,
the Lamb of (ind: Jeans and tho lilitl-
night Gucst; Joana. a Soul Winncr;
Jt‘titis. thc llclpcr of tho liclplcsa; .Ic-
aua. the Brand of Lilo: Justin. tilt‘ Light
01' the Worltl:.lt-aua. thc licjcctt-d King,
Music. morning: Prtludc. l’astoralc.
W. 'l‘. lioat; 'I't' Ilcum in t‘. ltrcsalor.‘
offertory. 0 Lord Thou Art My God.
Buck: poniludc. March in 1“, Wallla.
Evening: l’rciutic. Hon»: Without
Words, Splnncy: aunt-tot, Saviour
When Night. Sin-llcy: offcrtory. con-
tralto solo. .luat for 'l‘oduy, Abbott;
postiudc in ll Flat. W. 11. Wood. 'l'hc
now quartet. compound of Mrs-1. W. t‘.
Ambler. Miss Elizabcth Richardson.
W, F. Alublci‘ and it. K. Mitchcll. will
sing.
Eaat Avcutn- Mt‘tillitiih‘l ltlplm-opttia
Church, ltm. 141‘ t‘unnlnulutiu. ptmior
Morning scrim», lo::to 11. 111,: lit-v. \i’.
A. Dunnoti will prcttcb; aubjoct, "'i'hc
Unpardoualdt- Sin”; monk tncviiuu. :i
p. m.: uubjccl. "Strappcd," a straight
talk on aocinl purity; boys Illltlt'l' ilt‘
tccu not atitnlitoti: owning titll‘Vit'i‘. 7
p. 111.; aubicct. "Ilclldehcrc and
What. is It?“ Sunday achooi. 13 111.;
Junior licattuc. :: p. m.: I'lpworth
Lcttguc. 6 p. in.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Nttl‘wltik (fougrcgatiount
Church—"At the morning ucrvlcc at
10:30 o'clock, Dr. Muclarlnntl‘a aubicct
will bc. lataaoua From ihc Rcccni i’o-
liticnl Campaign: Tho (fall for bond-
ortlhlp. 'l‘lic cvcniug uttl'vitli‘ will ho
Kin with an tu‘unn l‘ot‘iiill from 13:45 to
7 o'clock. followotl by ntprnlnc norvlcc.
A now conrac of lot-larva will licxlu on
Grout ltctponaililt-n of Moral Illalory.
The aubicct of tho ovotlltln will 1w.
Buvonarolit. l'rcariwr and licforulcr.
‘ 'l‘he thlc uchool. ’i‘lic Mon'n Christian
inulry Club. 'l‘hc .Icuulnga Club for
* young inch and tho ltrbtiou Club for
young wotncn 1111 tact-t at i2 o'clock.
" . ' 'l‘lm lulu-dc of tho day will ln- not fill-
Iowu- ~ Morning: Mlcnl'ti‘ tluiitnant:
Mahhlticai. ltawlcy: polo. illr. 11cm-
dit'l: March. t'ilit‘kt'. ltlrl-niuu, Alt
tittni'o. l‘atlwr. 'i'lnw- \ro ’l'ln-y. thlr.
Only Wattluu, Hl'llWllitti organ pout
lude..t‘lulltuuui
Manic at ihrI .t’irlct (flutrch. Norwalk.
iomorrovwlllcrni a: l‘rclutio. t‘nvu.
1qu In I). ltaft‘; ". Inn Allclula Forth.“
Back: duct. "llark. Hill'k. My Soul."
Shelley; DUBiiiitit‘. it‘t-ut.1vai March. Vin“
ccut. ldvcutug: l‘rolutic. ltomunza
from hymphony in It minor. Schu-
manta: "(111d who mntluat curih mitt
Maw-n." .tlchurclo-r: pouiiiltit'. 'l‘mnpo
di Monuctto. in t“, tiullmunt.
AflViNT‘ CHRIITMN.
. Advont Chriutlau Church. Van Zuntit
street. 1111111 Norwaiir. Rev. .1. W. on-
vld. parlorwi’rclchlng at 10:30: Silil‘
”at. “The Snlnl‘n damnation"; Hun!
tiny whom at 12: Loyal Worhorn' meet.
in; at 15:46: can: service. at 6:45: evo-
piul tic-rhino Ii 7; mtbjncl. "l’lahlctt in
the itcutm. of tho lard".
Rll‘l‘IAfl OCIENOE SOCtITY.
1m Christian Science Eactcly at
Murillo-Min Sunday service at
the reading room. Masonic building.
It 1;; It. In. Subject. Sunday. Nov. 11.
lit-ailing room opt-n to the public cacti
\Vl‘l‘ii day from L’ to 5 p. m,
BAPTIST.
tlracc Ilapiist t'hurcli—--l)iviuo wor-
tdilp. 11 a. 111.; a tulk'on the 12th chap-
tt-r ot‘ i'luuit-l by tho pastor. anti testi-
mony nicctlng: 3:30 p. 111.. Sunday
2-:cht1oi; 7 p. m.. Christian Endeavor:
K p. 111.. 11101101111122 aulijcct. V“'l‘hc No
t-t-asiuy of Assurance." Weekly Indet-
ings: 'l‘ucsday owning. bilsotcsa uncut
lug. Wednesday cvcnlng. choir re
hcnraai. 'l‘hurtsday cvculng. prayci
mcctlnc. Friday. llnlon Lyn-cum. .1
Edward Harris, pastor.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal tlhurchw'l‘wcnty.
accoud Sunday after ’l‘rlnity. Holy
Communion at 8 a. in: morning praycr‘
l.ii.tuy and acrinon. at 10:31) a. 111.:
Sunday school. Si. Audrcw's “l‘tllili'l”
hood Iliiti .Iunior llrntltcrhood. (it i‘.‘
111.; chniug praycr and acrmon at
7:30. lit-v. 11}. S. Middleton. Who has
nupplicd during the past four Sundays
will ofliclatc.
SALVATION ARMY.
Tonight at it p. 111.. more will be a
big mcctlug. At 11 o'clock thcre will
bc regular service, holincaa int-cling:
.‘l p. m. chlidrcu'a niceliulz; all child
rcn 11c anrc and conic; it p. 111.. a his
haitlt- for 501111;. I‘Iwrybody cordially
illVilt‘ii. Captain II, .Icrrctl in cont
uiautl.
DoWltt.‘a Kidney and Bladder Pills
act on botlt kidnoya and liver. and at,
n rooult afford the quickest rcllcf from
cxccan of uric acid. Sold by The Cllf
t'ord Pharmacy and The Bridge l’hur-
nun-y. ”
WAS LIVESTOCK POISONED?
Horse. Oxen and Two English Bull-
dogs Die Suddenly.
'l‘hc llvcatock at William 1.. Matlt'u
Iauitiin Rock farm. iwar iltc Stamford
tlrocnwiclt Mac. has bcou dropping all
in alarming manncr. during the past.
wcck or two. A homo a pair of oxen
and two ICnaIIuh bulldogs Imvc tlicd
multiculy. and with little . r no pt'c-
rloua illucaa. 'l‘llcrc is it clicf tho
tittlt'k was polaoncd.
William 1.. Mark» said ycuturday
that ho wan at a loan to undcr-
stand tho auddcn high doutirrutc on
hits lurm. 11c hutl tuttdc no luvcutiitw
tton with tho llit'u of finding that what
ctttiaod tilc tittnih of the stock I'cft‘rrmi
to. and Itc did not, bullcvcatny would
11o mmic, 110 was not, prcparcd to any
it was poisoned. All ho could any
was that thc ttulmalt-i dim! suddenly
and lutcxpcctcdly; that. its. without
any prcyioua illnctla. Of Ollt! thing Mr.
Marita am-un-tl antluilctl. and that watt
that. it‘ tho atoclt woro poiaoncd. the
polaonlun Wan nccidotttui. He paid Ilu
tlili not bolicvc polaon was 111111111in
tcrod audit-lounly, or that It won Mill.-
tcrmi about 111v tarot with any nuilt~
cloua inicni.
A brook runs through Ianidln Rock
Farm. which hill-4 itu Httllli't' it. abort
dintnucc in tho north of tho i'ttt'lu.
’I'hcrc in an orliitcitti ico plant on 1111
lamina 'I'horc in n thcory that tho
htt‘t‘ltiii win. t'titlltlllliltlill'ii. and that
tho aloclt drank of thc polatlnud Wm
tcr 'l‘hc fact that all ilic dcnd
clock dill “Hull of thc brook watcr
troop to aircntzthcn thc theory. ‘l‘ilo
food of ”)1' down. tlw homo and tho
oxnu all ditfcrctl. but all tlt‘tthlt of tho
tittllto wittct'.
'idllitiili ltock Farm in one of tho
bounty tttitlltl of thin iteration. and. pi-
tttnutrh owned privately. it come!
nliout tut pour being a public park out
anything in Rintnfortl. Mr. Marin; at-
iown tho public fro-o init- at tiltI tlrlvcu
and woodland. and ban lice-u no cou-
ntdcrm All to alarm rustic aunt: about
the park. A large number or people
takc advantage of thin gcncroutty. and
shiny the pirtttreaue beauty of the
farm nvcry day. our of the thrilling
tnluu of the early history of Stamford
in built. about. the grant towering
only of rock i'ornmilon which fliW‘R
thv farm its itathc. I'uruuctl by «no
min of hit race. an curly mentor
armed Laddin to raid to have urged
h it horse to a gallop and Input from
the grout. rock to the rough rack-linud
“no ’90 in t0 not bdrm ..
. ‘ °
Continuum.
cut. returns from 110 are at hand. in
mi candidate is given In the first line
and that. of his defeated opponent in
xivcn in the next, with the politics of
each candidate where there was a
mutual. in cases where the two part»
to combined on'onc nominee no poii‘
Lari in given.
Britlgcportm
' Edward P. Nobbs. r..
Thomas M. Cultiuan. d..
Eugcna C. Dempsey, d..
(1111101. B. Manon. r..
llctlttiiw
Howard 11, Woodman. r..
Citation N. (llbbh‘. d..
Brook iloitl ..-
Win. 15. Ron. r..
John S. 'l‘lloruhill. 11..
lt‘airflcltlwtdltnorc El. Banks.
Grormwich—
Joseph E. Ruttscll. r..
111'. Robert Taylor. 11,.
Huntington—David A. Nichols.
Ncwtowu—~W_ .I. Beuchor.
NorwaiIt—dlonry W. Gregory.
ltetltllng-—.101111 N. Nlckoruou. r.,
7.485
7.291
1.969
1.844
429
226
Ht
117
1.010
622
1.96
Jonathan B. Sanford. d.. 114
Ritlgctlcltlm
Harvcy P. Iliuscll. r., 261
Samuel chler. d.. 128
Sherman-w
Warren (1. Allen, r.. 86
C. A. Mallory. d.. till
Stamford——
Charles D. Lockwood. d.. 2.489
Lucius J. Curtis, r., 1,875
Strattordwilharioa H. Peck.
Wastport~Duniel 13. Bradley. Jr.
Litchtleidm
John '1‘. Hubbard. r.. 473
James P. Woottrqu. d.. «116
Barlthamntedw
Washingtouml-icrman O. Averill,
Watertownw
H. M. Hickox. r.. 2711
W. (l. Front-h. d.. 130
Wiuohcatcrm
I". W. Seymour, r.. Lilli
.lztmcn P. Shotlcy. d.. liTil
Wtuulhury~Sumucl O, ’l‘omllnuon.
‘40 CASE OF PNEUMONIA 0N
RECORQ.
We do not know of a alnulo Instance
whcro a cough or cold reaultcd In
pneumonia or consumption when FU-
.ey'a Honey and Tar had hccu taken.
it cures coughs and colds perfectly. so
to not take chances with some
known preparation which may contain
iplatcs. which cause constipation, a
:ouditlou that retards recovery from
1 cold. Ask for Foley-s Honey and
Far and refuse any substitute offered.
l'luistcd'a Drug Store and The Clifford
t’harmacy. "
WELLMAN AND HERSEY SAIL FOR
NEW YORK.
PARIS Nov. 10.~Wallcr Wcliuulu
and Major lvlcracy null for Now York
today on tho atonuwr 1.:1 Savolc. 'l‘hc
former mturna to Paris In six “'(‘i'it‘t'i
to coutlnnc hits suprrviaion of tlic
clutugcu in his ulrahip and Ht‘l‘fil'y will
bc hack hcrc 111 111110 to accompany thi-
Chit-alto ltccortl‘llcrald oxpcdltlon 111
to; ntctnpi to roach thc l'olc ncxt aunt
tncr.
WILL NOT LEARN GERMAN LAN:
GUAGE
MERLIN, Nor, lilmlt‘ifty thousand
l'ollalt cliildrcu pct‘alat in winning to
rcnpoutl in tho tlcrtttan qumutgc to
rclinioua Instruction lu thc public
nchnoln and tin- ‘I’nntalan norcrnnu'nl
continnca to apply utoaaurrn dcalgnod
to convinco thc chiltlron ttlnl thcir par-
cnta that their ruaiatanoc. will bc of
no avail.
FROM MR8. OMITH.
My Huubnnd, My Daughter and M)
«it Have that Dr. Rlchards
Dynamic leloh.”
You lirc. in South NorWnik. You
mow or. at least, can 011.1!in call on
50th Norwnllt peoplo. What tuoro
utturul. thou. than proving claim: with
death Norwallt ovitlouco.
Yul. it. In an actual fact that 1110
only stomach romcdy itdvcrtiuutl I11
South Norwaik by motion of actual
t‘lll‘tlti or South Norwulk own and
woman. In Dr. Illclmrdti mutton-tn
'l‘nltlottt.
Look over thin puncr and low If any
titltcr stomach ntotilclnu giving you uc-
taut nonth Norwltilt proof.
'l‘bluki
”lot. A. O. Smith. No. 1 illicutnui
nit-act. South Norwalit my»: .
"My husband. my tinuginm- and my.
unit 111th all Mud Dr. lttchnrdn llya
papilla 'l’ublclu and. I do not howituto
to any ihl‘ti wo foutttt thin tdcrilliu
muddy to ho hint it: It in rcprmmutcti.
it'aututut III. a but It in unvorthuicnn
pliant “111th three of tilt wtlrc vic-
tim-or armpits in one form or un-
othcr’und no have all beau will.
plc' y cured u or. htchurthr Dilution
all nbidtti. or table 111 n tiii'l‘crt-ut.
looking Muir from what 11 wait a few
months duo. "(tort-tiling rut. toast and
plate brand have but: it ted by been
cloak, vc which. lull» and other
things uh oh W111i"! not dared
touch inform i cannot praise DI.
=1tlchardr anepula Trillion too high
111. They have worked wonder: in my
family. 1 item lose an opportunity
of rocommndlug thorn in anyone who
in autonomic enough to bc atlilctcd
u l wall.“
. For rude by all druutm. than
to Wm u” " “why ”Dr molt
can 11, 7 . ~ . .
prdc Dyupcpclit rabid anaconda. 53‘
FM“ tired. tint m,
a. . tuna...
Of 112 probate districts in (innocent
ouch diatrtct the name or the success-l
|
un~|
50 on tho school
, it iiitlmy .
. and Don't Know all.
it lunacy rum ind that most dis.
cues are caused y Kidney and Liver
trouble. When a man orwomun I: cutter-
lngtrom Kidney disarm, thy doctor can:
" ‘ 0 you dfiaiaett: uritnatcgftenmxhd an;
ycummpee on rent: ya
night to make my art xi’iihriqyctil.111er
pains in th smuitficf «tho brick? Does
or urine 11 all: , attic there a scald-
“El pain in )pull 3 ‘. titer. and is it
di cult. to ho dt ) purl“; back?" If the
answer is "\’ctt"" )0 yet these ques-
tions. your 'Kidnqytl diseased and
decay as not in, A111: yourself these
questions. and answer them.
There is another thing on can do.
Put someof yoururincln as ass tumbler
or bottle. and let lt stand 24 hours. If
there is a sediment or powder-like sub-
stance at the bottom. or a cloudy
figuration. there In grave danger. Your
neya are surely uftuctcd. Sufferers
with 0.11on the above”; mptoma ought
to be glad to know. that r. David Kei‘t-
nedy’s‘ Favorite Remedy will surely
relieve and are own the moat distress-
lug cases. ‘ oiiviug‘ph slcian can re-
scrihe a medicine {or (they, Bind er,
i Liver a'nd Blood that cquu a Favorite
1 Remedy—not one. Nearly all who drink
beer or whistle; hare distilled Kidneya
1 but Favorite emcdy rcmovcs the l:
effects. and "it also does away with
the use of instruntanta for aching back
i the sandy matter up that t e urine may
pass free from the bladder. All drug
stores set this medicine for 1 a bottle.
FavOrl c ‘emcdy chn'b tested with
out cost. Send full postofiice address
to the Dr. David Kcuncd Co ration.
, Rondout. N.Y.. and mention th‘ s aper
IWe will then mail you 9.1mm to ttle
free. together with circulars g ving full
0- Aibf‘fi ”01‘0”. r.. 33 directions. Those who suffer from any
‘W- 13- lottnga.‘d.. 35 of the symptoms mentioned abovc
ottoman—David (4- )meesoy‘ shouldwriteatonce. Ourremlerscande-
fizzfixfigfiem‘ge L. Ilarriaon. pend upon the genuineness of this ofier.
David B. Mansfield. r., 108 Mao Sample Battles at R. H. Piniateds
ct 1-11.». 1.. Blake, (1.. 36 """" "m“ ”WW"
audit , annaEnmss ARE PLENTY.
Charles A. Eaton. r.. i"’ , *“"“
Egbert A. Morohouae. d.. 91, Marketmen Will Have Large Supply of
Now Hartford—Frank 1.. vl/blincy. the Fruit for Thangngivlng Din-
Nt-w Milford-John F. Addia. d.. 558 new.
.licnry S Sanford. r.. 565 llouaowivcs who are planning for
NOI'foili-R0bbtnfl B. 310001101. the mutual Thanksgiving dlnucra noon
t’lymouth— _ hnvc no four of a ahortugo of cran-
-‘.Iuson (l. Faun. r.. 21” iltlt'f'lt‘il. the chief imzrndiont. of tho
“Constance J, iiiltlll. d.. “3 dccp rcd saucc which plays such an
F'Roxbul‘l'wEdward W. Preston. important. part bosidc tho browned
BttlisburyJ—Edward W. l’t'cston. and juicy lurltt-y.
Silaron—lmwrcnco Vim Alaiync, Within tho paat two works, moat of
i‘homauloum— tho cranbcrry crop has hccn Iutrvcaiod.
Frank W. Elliot-lilac. r.. 399 'l‘ho grcatcr part of tho crhp Is ruiacd
Rollin Thompson. d.. 1915 in thc nc ghhohood of Capo Cod. tutti
'i‘orringtonm ishippcd t cncc to all parts of tho
W. A. Rorttbuclt. r.. 1.333 country. 'l‘hc total crop is generally
E. ’1‘. O’Sulllvun. d.. 1.0515 about 1.000.000 huniiclu and of this
tour-fifths is consumed on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. .
' Mnrkctmcn say that thc little red
bcrrica will 11c pliantiful anti chcup this
nonnon. Last your thcrc was a abort-
"K.- in tho crop. which rcsultcti 111 a dc-
citlcd boom in pricc. ’l‘ltc licrrlcn 1th
your will coat. from ? to 10 ccuis a
quart.
THERE IS NO USE FtGHTING NA~
TURE.
Dr. Kcnnetll‘s Favorite Remedy does
nothing of that kind. It acts tendcr-
ly and in sympathy with what Nature
in trying to accomplish. Do you have
trouble. with your digestion. your liv-
cr or kidneys? Does rheumatinm pain
anti rack you? Is your head thick
and heavy? It. will charm away thesa
'nlltneuta ulmoac ore you are aware.
Free Sample Bottles at. R. H. Plaisted'a
II
MILITIA FOR FORT RENO.
SAN ANTONIO. 'l‘oxat-i. Nov. 10.—
(lrtlora wcrc rcccivod ycaicrday to
court four companion of tho 26111 infan-
try to Fort Rout). and thcy lclt last
night on a apt-c1111 train. No lufor1ua~
lion can‘lic obtained an to the state
of affairs at Furl Reno. but lhcrc la a
rcporl that thc ucgrooa who were re.
ccntly ditthouorahiy dlarharactl on tho
ordcra of tho prcaltlcnt. nrc canning
, much trouhln and that tilt-y arc to bo
dlahnntlcd Just an noon mt potluiblc.
FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.
i 'l‘hc moat formula atrikc hrcakcru In
tho land arc 111‘. litna‘a Ncw liltc Pills.
Witt-n ilycr and lmwola go on utrlltc.
ihcy qulcltly aettlc tltc troublc, and
thc purlfylna thi’k goon right on. Boat
curc for countipaiiou. Itottdtu-hc and
diuxinoaa. 25c at F. ii. liaxtor‘u. liouth
Norwalk. and 11:. 1’. Wood’s. Norwullt.
drugglata. “
Vlai'l’ma INDIAN TERRITORY.
KANSAH til'l‘Y. Mo.. Nov. 10.~~-’l‘ht-
i'tlttl‘fl Stilton 81mph» (lotumittct‘ on
Intilnuu Atfuiru. c painting at Sculptor
(‘.. D. Clark. of Rimming. Chairman:
Senator Charter 1. Man. of Kantian:
annulm- F .B. Braudauoc. of Connecti-
cut; Senator H. M. ’t‘oltcr. of Colorado
and Senator W. It. Clark. of Montana.
will Rhmllllittr hora today and tumor-
row. An‘ official Balaton will he held
Monday forcnoon. and in tho nt‘tornoou
tho (Vtmmittmi will lcnvu for an cxttnlb
mi trip through Indian Territory to
hold public insuring» at various 9111mm.
At 111cm» bcurlumt luforltltltlon will
ho nought rclutlvu tot-out lundu. ttaphut
than“. rcntorai of nhtrlctionu. on 1114
titan land» and other thin” vital in
tuition 'i‘crritory uthllru on which tonin-
tauon hi 1th to lots had in (louurtmn this
wtutur.
't‘ltc twat trcutntcnt tor illtllttollliull
mtti triathlon of thc nttmutch in to root
tho «Implicit. it run bu mated by it
pond ultimatum. Ktaicl ntntitu ulnar
och In about! to paihtftltt trliy porforni.
tilocrl ~{or indication.
its functional.
hour stomach. dutcloncc. palpitatiou
of tho hurwt and dyupdpulu. Kodoi 1h
made in strict. conformity with tho
National Forum and lint; Law.
lucid b 'i‘hc ti‘
’l‘hu llr din? i’hcrmur.
00!! TO BTATI
nlronmronv.
i 'I‘hurtlicn 0111911. tini thirteen your
did our who wan attracted a Wonk or.
i“ an up
on a charm or truancy and
incorrlhiilly. wait until before the
town court lhtu morning on a militia
antler: of thr- ctuul. ‘i'he boy halt born
on probation. but hint not lived it to
tho rcqulounentu latitudinal! " m
itcy" auroral half 11} 11 turn Ihc t'tlmt
rattle tip. 11c “has Ititltll‘ilcht in
in: tourism MAmm. alumna.
{1. trial morning
Judaic Taylor committed him to this
Grammar sellout for Born at Hart
“5 «81"0 "amt. l. ..
morbidity and:
. j .
till
Addnu Tonight.
1 catoaoo. Nov. tom—mm moro—
uient to bring about reciprocal tariff
urrauxemcnta with Canada will be 51'
vcn new impetus tonight through an
addroctt by James J. Hill, president of
tho Grout Northorn Railroad 10111-
puny. before the Merchants” Club on
“Canada and licciproclty."
The sudden and unoctaoular (leve-
Iopmeut of tho i'ttr Northwoat, the
flow of emigration theuco from the
United Statca. and tilt! promised culti-
vation of vast auctions of hitherto wild
parirln land -to rich wheat. and corn
acreagc. arc Stilt] tn intvr- inspired the
intact cruaadc for oloucr and more flab
Iafnciory taril‘l rclatlouu with the Do-
million.
Wlillc looking at the subject. as a
railroad nutu. Mr. Hill in reported to
have given tltc. Canadian tariff 111161?
11011 cloao study that In». will bring out
runny now and important poiuui 111,11111
adtlrcuu tonight. Formal-t1 and mana-
tacturcru are aaitl to have been con-
vcrtcd to tho idea that proper recipro-
cal trade agreements would rotlound in
the prosperity of the paoplc of both
Canada and tho llnitcd Staten.
PIRATING FOLEY's HONEY AND
TAR.
lt‘oloy & (10.. Chicago. originated
Honey and 'I‘ar as a throat and lung
rcmodl’. and on account. of the great
merit and popularity of Foley’s Honey
and 'l‘ur many imitations are offered
.for the genuine. ’l‘heso worthless
imitations have similar sounding
unmet-1, Beware of them. The gon-
uiuc Foley‘s Honey and Tar is in a yet-
low packazo. Ask for it and refund
any auphutitute. It In the host route-
dy for coughs anti colds. Piaiutod's.
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar»
mucy. ”
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
'I‘lllC HALL ROOM BOYS.
The attraction announced for lioyt'u
'l‘hcatrc. Wednesday. Nov. 14. is John
W. Mitchell's musical comcdy called
"Thu Hall Room lioys," bound on ihoac
funny cartoons of that. uamc that have
h'ccu running for ,80 many months in
thc inctropolitau daily papers. dcplci-
lug thc wottdoriul atlvonturtus of Percy
and Ferdic. and their associations in
millionturcdont on an income of $11.50
pcr wcok. 'I‘heao amusing akcichca
ccrtaluly offer a wonderful opportunity
for t-xtraordiuary comedy and from all
accounts. tho authcra. Joseph Byron
'l‘ottcn and Alexander Spencer. haro
inat‘lc tho boat of the material and auc-
ccctlcd in t‘urniuhlug a musical coin-
ctly far from tho ordinary and one
that will win i‘avor wherever“ prt,L
scutcd. ~
THE WAY 01" THE ’I‘RANSGRESSOR
Radiant Victoria Walters. who in
wcll known in thcatro-goorn in thin
city. in still playing tho loading sou-
brctic rolc 111 "Tho Way of the Trans
grcnsor." which comm to lloyt'u 'I‘hcn-
trc ’I‘hursduy. Noycmhor 15. Thu won.
tlorful acting Lundaecr dogs remain
a it"flilll't- with this grand production.
T1111: COUNTY CHAIRMAN.
Mih's (1m- 7.011qu Mcf‘larnu. who will
tic rcmcnlchcrcti by line people of Nor-
watk and vicinity an an unusually clo-
vcr impcreonntor. will be heard at
lockwood'n Hall. next. Monday night.
under the auaplcca of the Town Teach-
er‘s Aaaoclutlon. Mina McClarau will
alive on intcrprctutlon 01.7119 County
Chairman. She hat: a wonderful voicc.
and will portray thc personality of
ouch character with remarkable din»
tinctncsu.
01.1) LAVENDER.
Edward Harrison in "Old Lavender"
is the attraction announced for llcyt'r
Thcuirc. ucxt Tuesday night. That in
undcratood to bc Mr. linrrigan‘a flu-c»
Wcll to tho stage 1111 ha contemplates
a season in England in a new play
that ho baa written. Mr. llarrignn hail
choacu "Old Iatvctulcr" for hilt inro-
wt-ll tour not. only hacauac it was his
groatcai uncccaa. but the moat favored
plot-o in his rcpcrtolrtv of twcnty-threc
plays all wriitcu by him. It was in
“Old lavctuli-r" that built his man
luadc lilt‘il‘ dcbut on ”It‘ ulnar. onc in
now playlmr tho ruin of “lticlt tln'
lint."
STOP THAT COLD
or it may Monti. in Pneumonia. lira»
zlllau llnhn la brmtkintz up mldu whcu‘
uycr irlcti. alumni without out-option.
10c. 25c, l'iilc, and $1.00 hottltul. 'l‘hc
Clifford. Baxter's and l’lalutcd‘u. "
N0 RELIEF 1N MONEY BITUATlON
WASHINGTON, Nov. [ILA-.Hccw
tary about today uttthorlnud 11m pinto
lucut that he will not buy tumult. rt.»
fund or incrcurc dcptutitu In National
banlut union prcncut condition minor-
lnliy changc.
RECENT ARRIVAL or Vial“.
fiIAECONBE'I‘. Mini-r., Nov. to.»-
Btcnmcr tiniaduuln. 0quch and o»
villt.» for Now York. pacmul by Nan-
turltct liilulttnhlp lit it u. tn. today.
Probably dock at it u. in. Sunday.
ALI. TIRID 00'1".
Handrail. Moro in South Ncrwcllt in
malnutrition: hid» cohort.
All on account. of tho littlflcyu.
Muut hclp tham at thulr work.
‘11 151.111 Norwullt ciilncu unaw- you
it'll * "
mu. pun O‘Hara. of at. Union 151..
South Norwulir. 1301111.. any»: 'fti'wo
yam up it stratum my latch and to
that Hwy the upper Wouldn't» in
annoy“ the ulna that. idiom {M u
mnuvdlclmnmtwmm“ of 41rd tun.
nay mm “Minimal harm
and wart-cu. : 11m claim to curb
.trpl ibtrvmm' or tlw «than a“ in
limit this rm me out . I
trial mm "Weavtmmwrmc In»
w “:13?" in it 1‘” a. $3252:
11» up 1 men -. .
tout: lion. 'llthtt .Mtnino
want. to my spot when it am
am“ at "'1 Who‘d:
, m. . ,
alum tho MW at the notations.
311110} can too much in prom of
m.’ ' 1
For mitt int ”trunnion. - rm in
«Its. Maximum tic. Burrito.
you um. um cum to tho tinned
J a: . 4.. .n a... 1.21.11...de
I
. tho lam Plight. . . .«v .
'l‘irotl all tho limo;
wintry nutl‘worn out 11111111 and any; .4 WASHINGTON ST..
The; D. M Read Co.
1-
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Enablhbcd 16.57.
A fine street Glove,
The Biarritz Pique. just in. is a glacc kid, a little heavier
than the ordinary. anti Just right for now. it is a mouse-
ouctairc. iii-button icngth. and closed. (rhea- is a
little
strap with a snap clasp at thc wrist, which Illilix‘cti it very
comfortable.
1 In black. tan. rcd. brown, and all street shades. if you
want an excellent strcct glove ask to Sec 111:: Biarriiz.
Price $1.75.
Warm Outing Flannel.
Garments ready to wear.
Women’s Night gowns. 'i‘iic rcry lincst that thc mar»
kct producers.
in pink. palc blur. and gray stripcs. 50 and 75c.
In plain whitc, vclvcty
braid. 89c.
soft,
li'lllllllCti‘ with white
in white with silk fcaihcrsiitchiug‘. $1.25.
in white tiaintily cutbroitlcrcd with pink or blue, $2.00.
Pink and blue stripes trimmed with ribbon and lace,
$1.75. _
Long Kimonos.
.‘oi't robe flannci. gray. pink anti bluc. $2.75.
In plain dark gray. very SCI‘YlCQailiC. $2.00.
111 red and navy biuc with satin iaciugs. $3.25.
Short Kimonos and Sacques.
Pink. bloc. anti gray stripcs. from 75c up.
Very attractive brcakfast jackets in pink. pale blue,
pale gray and champagne. $1.00.
Outing Flannel for Men.
Nightshirts.
An unusually nicc soil quality, in neat
stripes. madc large and full. ncatly fiuishcd, 75c.
Pajamas.
\"cry attractivc stripes in
vclyc'. finished
tlauncl triuuncti with silk frogs and largc pcari buttons.
$1.35 a suit.
Men’s Cashmere Hose.
A t‘omplctc stock for illosc who rcqttirc the soft sate
warmth of a wool hose. Faat black. 50 and 75c.
Brussels Carpets.
Do not forget there is a closing sale of some ten or a
tlozcn pattcrus cspccially for hall and stairs.
u
65. 75 and 90¢ a yard.
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fit
The D. M. Read Co.
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The change in thc Wt‘tltllt‘l' suggcsts
WEAR.
nderw‘e‘a‘r.
WINTER UNDER-
Wc arc prcpnrcd to show full lint-s at l‘opnlar l’riccs.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Rthhcd,
Jfit‘ in 751‘.
LADIES‘ GARMENTS.
Iixccilcnt Valnc at
2511
"Golden Star" ltrand at 5th:
”Non Shrinking" at
“Oxford (.fnt" at
”Mmc ”—0.... ‘
751?
.. ....... . $1.1m
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and (ircy at soc
Natural Wool at
.. 751.1“ t’.
Natural Wool at $1.00
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tulcphouo 446.
MB BATCH & BA
in
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1.111110.
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titliitiér BB3 Mill W011i for Evetulhtn‘ao-
PM I MINE“ :70 A PALACE.
‘l'lubtlrahltiitui. nth. all idiots and mu tit bcvulcdtflidlud. limiting
1
WWW“ ‘
and nannint‘lumhtm with kind» drum tromlti. 'rur mpg-r. 111m mutant
“with pull". Quintin; 1mm. Mutrlmatllmrunm ,
mm am. will
nary m intuition tuners. . boom. “an. tuition. 4mm trim r in
ppm Maud. (1mm. Poplar and titanium. 11:11:th "and tum him
tux. «trains. pinning, pimp jabbing. cabinet work, you“ pm,
drying facilities.
, Hill. who! Mutt-hull Strut. .
.-......,.t.i'l’”u““ou&.“' WWWW and. Wm: 9m
Kiln.
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