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‘ MASONIO DIRIOTORY. .
Oil! Well Lodge, No. 108. ‘F. A A. M.
Moots In Donovan block. 188 Wuh-
. fasten 8L. lot and 3d Tuesdays of
, each monthmJuly and Ang. excepted
‘,r--at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
cordially invited. Charles F. Mills,
' W. M. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
lutlor Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
‘ Meets In Donovan block. 138 Wash-
ington St, 2d and itb Tuesdays of
each month—July and Aug. excepted
.—-’at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma-
sons cordially invited. Thaddeus
. Ophlr Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern Stir
. blasts in‘ Donovan block. 138 Wash-
‘ fusion St. 2d and 4th Fridays oi each
month-July and Aug. excepted-mt
~' 7:45 otciock. All members of O.
8. cordially invited. Miss None 'A.
Rowland. W. M. Miss Ida Sharer. Sec.
' ANENT PUBLIC PARKS.
Whether the commonwealth of
South Norwalk ever sees fit In its in-
finite wisdom to build a park or a
system of parks, there is surely one
thing which every citizen can do which
will help out a lot, and that is to make
the ground around his own house as
, mrklike as possible
This is hardly the time to lay out
flower beds, even though the‘ weather
has been rather warmish lately. and
‘ the buds on the misguided flowers and
trees are beginning to swell. for we
are going to have long, cold winter
‘ nights ere the roses bloom again.
There will be nights when the fire-
Side is the place to stay. and a man
can do no better than to put In one or
two evenings this winter studying how
he can beautify that. front yard. make
' the barn and outbouses a little less
obtrusive, or cover up the botchy look
of that crude stone wall or terrace.
Plant an ivy vine o; a wistaria, so
that it shields the barn from the
street. Stick a few flowering shrubs
where they will cut off that unsightly
ash pile from not only the view of the
public, but from your own eyes.
Plant a few vines to shade the front
porch. You will appreciate them when
the summer sun beats down and you
are looking for a cool and shady place
where you can sit In your shirt
sleeves on a hot day.
Put. a tree in the sunny patch of
Street where there is none.
There are a thousand things that a
citizen can do that will make a big
park out of the whole city. He will not
be taxed for it_ and it 'will bc. a plea-
sure in the doing and in the contem-
plation when it Is done. and it makes
the city a whole lot better. prettier and
more wholesome place to live in.
in the thermal “wonderland" of
North lsiand,New Zealant, a vast re-
gion has been set apart by the govern-
ment for all time as a sanitarium for
invalids. This region abounds in vol-
canoes. mnny of them over 0.000 feet
In height, whose crntcrlips emit steam,
Vapors and polsonuos gasce. in one of
the mountains. a hot. steaming lake
lies at the bottom of a funnel-shaped
crater whose perpendicular sidcs are
mantle‘d with snow and ice. Tho. Iund
soothes with hot springs, gcysers. por-
ridge pols, mini holes that. forever boil
and exploding pools -
The workmen omploycd by the city
of Birmingham. England. In parks, gas
and water works, on... have boon gut.-
ting heretofore a minimum of $5.00
a week. To this n shilling a week has
just been midi-d because of the in-
crease In routs and the cost of liv-
Ing.
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLES.
A hot currlod out in two tones of
the same color In a fitting accompani-
ment for u dressy costume in plain
color.
Amsmbroidered cloth girdle not into
the long coat of fur overcomes any
‘olumoy unbecoming fullness about the
valet and allows for iaunty Eton cf-
!ccts for the upper part of the coat
. Villa full skirts bciow tho waist.
, There Is a rest of the embroidered
cloth on such a coat, '
The suit of plaid in taro colors in
{mummy trimmed with contrasting
m fills in the two plain colors; for
“ Instance. a suit of blue and green plaid
:. my ham trimming bands nnd'buttons
: of blue cloth and halt-girdle and stock
«if green satin.
’ 'l‘liirducriptions of some of the flow-
W lillt pony coats worn by the ultra-
Mioaoblo remind one of nothing in
thematic so much.» handsome negli-
o
when selecting ribbons for sheer
Sim-lined fancy articles, it is a very
_ . Idea to chemo a shade nome-
wlilt lighter than the lining.
- Thhhiccst feature of some of thc
‘ plaid costs is the plain satin tip.
“which in often in the solicit and
attractive shades.
Till band of‘bloclt satin that edges
5 'iho'front of I long coat “continued
, tho bottom in deep points that
, half tray to the hips. A line
Study braid follows the satin and Ii
M point in a double loop of the
;_ ghrniinatnig ta .loug dangling
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Guyer, H. r. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec. yo
‘ EASY 'TO
Hawaiian; If Your Kidneys
audmnddci' are Diseased.
Many eoplo suffer from Kidney and
Bi “ [if without knowing the
«also! their poor bomb; and still notlu
leg in outer to and out. . There are cor-
ta a symptom .
which nevor
v‘o
allowingit .
to remain .
here till the
nextmorning. Thane:-
amine it. I there is a
sediment or powder-like
substance at the bottom,
it is positive proof that ‘
ur Kidneys are in a den-
rous condition ; but do not
alarmed. Dr. David 3 '~
0 Favorite Rents
prom ly. will
maimed idneys and Blad-
.E‘ der to a healthy condition again. it will
also cure pain in the small of the back;
scalding pain in passing water; frequent
desire to urinate, particularly at night;
and inability to ho d the urine back. all
of which troubles are due to disordered
Kidneys. Favorite Rented is sold
In the rim stores for $1 a bott e.
SAMPL BOTTLE FREE. - You
may have a sample bottle and pamphlet
of valuable information mailed you free
if you send your name and address to
the Dr. David Kennedy Corporation.
Rondout. NY. This offer is guaranteed
b the publishers. Be sure to mmlrim
(Xi: taper when wrilt'ng.
Wee Sample Battles at R. H. PIsisted'r
ENGINEERS TO MEET HIGGINS.
New Haven Men Reach Conference
With Manager.
The executive committee represent-
ing the engineers of the New Haven
road were in conference yesterday with
Assistant Grand Chief Hurlcy of their
order and it was stated that this coni-
mlttoe with the grand ofliccr uamod
will hold a ctmfcrencc today with
General Manngt-r Higgins, of the coin-
puny. The conference will take place
at New York.
When the onglnccr‘s moot llir. llig‘
gins, it is stated, that the first matter
to come up will he the pay of the en-
gineers who take jobs as operators of
the electric locomotives on the New
York division. The company has not
out a schedule for those mun. that is
not. satisfactory and they desire that
it be Increased to the rate paid to on-
ginecrs on pasosnger trains. The oili-
ccrs of the company in promulgating
their schedule think that filo engineers
should be willing to accopi tho pay us-
ually givcn motormon. 'I‘bo. firemen.
from whose ranks the electric engine
helpers will be taken. have already
made an ngrot-mcnt with tho company.
providing that the hcipcrs will reccivo
tho sumo pay as firemen on passcugcr
trains, that is $2.10 for a run of 100
mils and tho cugincci's wzuu thcir rulcs
on the some schedule.
PHILATHEA AND DECKER
CLASSES.
Pleasant Reception Held at the Home
’of Miss Fannie Mitchell.
About thirty members of tho l‘uilu-
thoa and Decker (:lssscs mot at the
home of Miss Fannie Mitriu-Il 1:th
evening and enjoyed the following pro-
grab:
Piano Selection,
Wilfrctl Robbins,
Mandolin Solo,
..Miss Esther Duff. uccompuuicd by
Mrs. Itulph Gregory.
Vocal Selection.
Miss Edith Mae Crofut.
i’iano Selwtion,
Miss Ariline Naphcy. g
The particular fonturc of tho cvcn~
lug was a hut trimming party in which
the young men displayed most artistic
skill. The girls marveled at Ihcir
feminine ability In tho mililnory dis-
play. Miss Allco largill presented
prizes. Other gnmcs woro indulged
in and fun and morrimcni prevailed
throughout the entire evening. lice
freshineuta were served and the
ghosts departed, expressing their up-
pi‘i'll‘lilfln of the evening’s entertain-
iuou .
BAPTIST SUNDAY
TOPICS.
Night Scones in the Life of (‘hrlnt
will be tho gcnortll sublwi for tho
owning services of the South Norwnlk
Baptist Church, during Ibo remaining
part of this your. The topics follow:
Novombcr 25""A Ilurniug Problem
'l‘hut ’l‘ooli All Night to Soivc.
liccombcr :lw’l‘hc Night Life Line
'f‘bat llanI Ibo iii-risking.
llorombci' tin-A lira-ll of lllackcilt
Midnight.
Ila-cembcr Itl~Tho Night Watch. or
Waiting for the End.
Durnn'bor 23w'l‘hc Night of Nights.
30w’l‘ho Night ,of Denial.
EVENING
December
or in find Company.
Some of those subjects will be dis-
ousutvd from tho vii-w point of the
great social tiiiouilon mid Christ's re-
lation to that. tilicsiitm as it Is aggra-
vating men and t'oiitilllmiu today. winlo
others will consult-r iiw icudori-si sub-
ioc’ts of human life.
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TROLLEY PURCHASE RUMORED.
- SUFFIEIA). Nov. 2|.»«1‘hc ‘l‘lillltll'
again comes to the loft! that the Con-
solidated Sirilot Ralltvuy Company has
purchased the. Hartford and Springfield
Street Railway Company's lines. it
was said today that the purchase had
been completed and that the Council»
dnied was to take possession soon. '
W i r
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
SNOW VICTIM.
NEW BRITAIN. Nor. 2I.—»i’ronccub
ing Attorney Charles Ii. Mitchell, was
notified this evening to appear In court
tomorrow morning for vltllmlun the
snow and ice ordinance. lic hurl char.
go of some property on itunscl shoot
and it in said failed to coniply with
t a ordfnnncc regarding lbr- rmnovni
o snow and Ice from lilo sidewalks. ‘
,..
Do
, at Central Park one day last week.
“an, earnest search for the woman whom
' been unable to find her.
“MN.-.“ ... _..,........._....... .
canuso lisaov
But New York Police How Not Yet
Found Woman Who Compinlnod
Against Him.
NEW YORK. Nev. dis—Thorough
preparations were made by the police
department and counsel representing
Enrico Caruso. the famous tenor sins-
er of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
for a hearing in police court this at-
ternoon on the charge that Caruso
annoyed a woman in the monkey house
roe may.
NotWitlt-tanding what appeared to be
Caruso is alleged to have annoyed.
representatives of the police and the
defense declared before the hour not
for the hearing today that they bad
When her
complaint caused the arrest of the fam-
ous singer she was taken to the police
station along with the prisoner and
gave her name as Mrs. Hannah K. Ora-
ham, of the Bronx Borough. She was
told to appear at the hearing on the
next day and then allowed to go.
When the case came up in court neith-
er Mrs. Graham nor Caruso appeared.
but the singer sent a physician's cer-
tificate that he was too ill of solution
to come, It was then suggested that
Mrs. Graham gave a fictitious. and de-
termined to keep her identity unknown
after she discovered Caruso’s name.
In the absence of the witness Detec-
tiveCain. who arrested Caruso. was
prepared to go on with the case and
act as a complainant, declaring that
he witnessed the annoyance of which
Mrs, Graham complained. A deputy
corporation counsel will be assigned to
conduct the case for the detective.
Director Conreid. of' the Metropoli-
tan Opera House, has loynlly defended
Caruso from the charge and the slug-
er himseif asserted that he was a ric-
tim of extraordinary circumstances or
of an attempt to make a false case
against him for some ulterior purpose.
He has engaged as counscl former
Judge Diitenhoofor. Dctcctivo (‘aiu’s
record and the record of similar cascs
in which he has :ippoarcd have boon
invostigutml in behalf of tho uccuscd
singcr, and may in! one of thc illlvl‘~
ostiug features of the healing in tho
Yorkvilie Police Court. this aficpiooti.
There have. been many arrests in
tho Central Park monkey houso on
charges similar to that on which (iii-
ruso is held. Some of tho oi‘fcndws
have escaped with a fine. but in many
cases a. jail ponuliy has been imposed.
NEW BRITAIN MAN DIES SUDDEN-
LY. "
NEW BRITAIN, Nov. {EL—«Clayton
Weatherlll dicd suddonly last evening
at tho iiotcl licldoin nftor a long ill-
ness of tuberculosis. llc bud boon in
poor health a long Iqu- and had been
to Colorado and Suruuuc lelit', ro-
turnlng to New Britain about flvo
weeks ago, Ho was cmploycd at the
factory of landors. Frai'y and Clark.
and had been at his work until lust
Saturday. He was 35 years of age and
loaves a mother. who boards at the
nicni of $000 from
right every time, but
taining 500 choice
rcqutst. ‘
USED ‘AND ENDORSED by ‘ the best
cooks for more than a generation.
Good enough evidence for any housewife.
Cleveland's not only does the work iust
with'less quantity and
hence greater saving. Cook Book con-
reccipts sent free on
OLEVELAND SAKING POWDER (30.. NEW YORK
HERMAN GIVES TESTIMONY.
liltlDGEPOR'I‘. Nov. 2l.——lli the
Criminal Superior Court yesterday
morning Alexander Herman. accused
of tho murder of Mortals Korcuhln-
ski. on the night. of Jilly I, last took
the wiinoss stand in his own behalf.
'I‘lu» morning was occupied in recolvinl:
I-Icrniun‘s account of a conversation
which took place at pulicc headquart-
crs br-iwocn himself and Mrs. Korsch-
inski, widow of the murdered man.
The two were iockcd in separate coils
lit-police headquarters. Ofllocr Simon
of the local force occupying a coil
between. According to the testimony
given by Officer Simon. llcrnuin and
Mrs. Korschlnski convorscd across his
cell. and gave utterance to sumo very
damaging admissions. According to
liorninn's testimony yesterday morn-
ing his conversation with Mrs. Korsclp
lnski consisted of the morcst conversa.
ilonni cominouplaces. and all his lusti-
numy was to that effort.
ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
IlltilKIlGl’Olt'l‘, Nov. 21.—-Howurd .l.
Everett, aged thirty-five was arrested
last owning‘chnrgcd with cmbckzlo-
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TODD SLATED FOR PLACE ON 8.
G A. RO‘AD.
Hip, Friends Say He Will Buck New
Haven on Freight.
'l'liul Porcy It. 'I‘odd. formcr first
vice prcslilont of Illl' Now llal‘on ruli-
i‘oud, Is to take a high position In
tho frclght department of tho lloston
& Albany railroad is tho statemcni of
ono of the close pcrsonnl friends of the
cx-oillcinl todu'y. Mr. Todd has not
been appointed as yot, but ho is sure
of his place in tho lloston & Albany
lllltl his new office will make him a
workcr against the New Haven road,
ihc freight rcvcuuos of which has been
a strong point. in its earnings.
The report. of Mr. Todd's contraction
with the Boston & Albany branch of
the Now York Central is stated to
(‘Ollli‘ from the former vice president
directly to one of his friends and has
all the earmarks of being the truth.
l"lll‘llli‘l’lliOi‘O his antipathy to the New
Maven on account of the unusual treat-
ment. ho recicved at the hands of its
cxcculivo. is stated to have stirred him
tho Cunninglunul
Piano Company, of Philadelphia. Hc‘
home of It. A. Moore in Kcnnsiugton.
'OUARANTEED BY THE UNITED
STATES ASSAY OFFICE TO BE
10 KT. SOLID GOLD.
OUR SPECIALIST on Nov
our study. We especially invite
skilled operator without charge.
The United American 0
‘without cvti‘utllllefim .. , .- “
. Thursday, and Friday.
COMIG
says lic will rciurn to Philadelphia
\
$1.00
COMPLETE WITH FIRST QUALI-
TY OLADI ER! PERFECT VlSiON
SPHERICA LENSES.
ember 22d and 2%. will be
those who b
,
let us tell you the truth. We do not advise glassos unless you NE
PARENTS, take advantage of this opportunity and have the little folks'
TO THE PEOPLE OF' SOUTH NOItWALK:
bticlane, the LARGEST RETAIL OPTICAL HOUSE IN. THE WORLD. are
about to open another one of their successful permanent aucncIcu In your city.
to tho remark that it It was in his
power In“ would work hlmsclf to a
shadow in tnko some of the Now lis-
vell's froigiu business away.
GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE '
BY ANY OPTICAL HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
We oxaininc more cyos and make morc glusscs than all otbcr rcizill optical houses combined, and
we can prove it.
it
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ONLY ONE PAIR TO A CUSTCL
MER. NONE. TO DEALERS. N0
MAIL ORDERS FILLED. MONEY
REFUNDED OF YOU WANT IT.
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at the CliffornghaI-macy,
South Norwalk, where he will make scientific examinations of the eye FREE.
Day after day hundreds of satisfied customers are appreciating the giant strides ‘the science of optics
has taken in the last your. as exam buried by our lllutlimero Perfect Vision Muses.
‘ We have by far the most cxiioiisivu series of instruments for touting the eyes uvnr used in Connecticut
We have revolutionized the optical business and are eye specialists oxeluuivoiy,
uvc boon improperly ilttcd
multlng' the rye and its needs
elsewhere to take advantage of our
up THEM.
eyes cxuanined FREE.
it has been said by our com-
pctitors throughout the United States that we are the Optical 'l‘rust.
ucknowimigo that with our facilities for. mam
We are not the TRUST. although we
tinctures and our method of distribution wto dispose of more op-
tical‘goods at far lower prices than the snare goods combo purchased for by our comptstitors.
by our ad-
Ilcmcmbcr that on the 22d
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vanot-d methods you reap the benefit.
SPECIAL OFFER.
. and 23d our specialists from Nov}:
macy, where he will make scientific examinations and will fit you a pair
of latest style and pattern and the full cost to'you will be only 81.00.
you such an offer. We wdnt you to become acquainted with no and our m
OUR - GUARANTEE. ,
We will donate 31.000 to any charitable institution'il an optical ho use can prove that our $1.00 Eye-
glasse are not Solid Gold throughout.
York will be lat t' Clifford l’hur-
solld iO-kt. Good hi less Eyeglasses
c defy any critical house to make
sthod of doing business.
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Women’SHea vy ‘
. Fleeoed
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We thought we had enough last month, but about all the stock museum
in a few days. Another shipment in st received and to be sold at the same
price. Vests in long or short sleeves. Pants made French band or tights.
at 500
We guarantee these sizes to be correct. The finish is extra line and the
quality superior.
WOMEN'S WOOL RIBBED VESTS COMBINATION SUITS.
AND PANTS. Women’s Wool Ribbed Combination
Extra fine grade of yarn. Silk lln- Suits, improved cut. perfect fitting.
lab and gussottcd. Full size. Spec‘ Special value, $1.50.
COTTON RIBBED COMBINATION
SUITS.
Cream or white, flue finish, extra
elastic. For a few days, $1.00.
litl, $1.00.
WOMEN'S HALF WOOL RIBBED
VESTS AND PANTS.
All sizes. 76c.
LACE TRIMMED RIBBED PANTS.
Extra heavy weight. trimmed with
burdeu~
“APPLETON” CORSET COVERS.
The only correct fashioned knit Cor-
Pcrfoct fitting at back
and bust and full gusset at armhole.
lDl‘t‘htlll lace. warm but not
Price. 50c.
LOW NECK vesrs'
in heavy weight. silk trimmed. fine
quality. at 50c.
set Cover.
some.
Made in long or short sleeves]; also
sleeveless; also waist or hip length.
Fine cotton. 25c; heavy weight, 50c.
The Boston Store.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE EPISCOPALIAN
S of an ecclesiastical trial what they may
—-—- be, the Church has no option. Sho
Bishop Niles Brings Up Matter of must keep the faith and protect her
Crapsey's Unbellef' children from being robbed of theirs."
CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. 21.——'l‘ho , , ,.
chief feature of the 105th annual con- W
we
vention of the Protestant Episcopal ‘
Diocese of New Hampshire In this city, .
today, was the address by the bishop. I Park & Tllford
Right llev. William W. Niles. D.I)., ‘ 'FIN . ,
1.1.. o, and his coudjutor. at, Rev. Eii- E
l
i
nun-d M, Parker. DD.
Bishop Niles mudc thc following ref-
erence to the Crapsey trial In the
come of his address: "l pity the
man who can bring himself to go on
destroying his innocent foliowers’ faith
In their Bible, which ho has solemnly
declared to be ‘ihe Word of God.‘ But
if he can do that dreadful work. can
Wines, Liduors and Cigars
. AT
“Hotel Clifiord”
CHARLES REYNEKE,:
the Church allow him to do it as her 'NPI‘MN-
officer? Can she consent to do it TOISDMMSI. 3
through him?- .
A thousand times no! '
Be the trouble1 the difficulties, the pain
WM.
How They Do It.
If you want to know how It is that some people fill two books of
stamps while you are filling one—it's because they take advantage of
special offers like these:
' $5.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB, BEST NO. 1 TEA ..... . 50c
$4.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. FANCY No.2 TEA ........ 400
33.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. 6000 MIXED TEA ........ 30s
02.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1/2 LB. BEST No.1 TEA 25o
32.60 m PINK STAMPS WITHAI LB. MO-KA BLEND COFFEE .. 32c
$2.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. MOCHA A JAVA COFFEE . 30c
$1.604: PINK STAMPS WITH 1 LB. JAVA a. MARACAIBO COF~
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$1.00 IN PINK STAMPS WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING:
3 Cans Colt Corn ......... . 25o I Cake Gold Rock Securing
3th.. Milk Crackers. ..... 26c Soap ...... 7c
3 to. Can Baked Beans 10c
Largo Bottle Blulng to:
3 lbs. Boneless Codfllh 25c 1 lb. Beat Shredded Cocon-
2 the. Funny Mixed Cakes .. 25c nut ....... . ..........
l Pita. Mohawk Forlna 10s 1 Bottle Monarch Sauce .
THE STORES THAT SET THE RACE.
Is-
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. . Phone 322-4.
A Good' Thin 9
TO’ ALWAYS HAVION HAND CHASI A. SANIORN‘S HIOHGRADI
TEAS AND 'COPFIIS. ALWAYS THI SAME—MORNING. NOON AND
NIGHT. SOL! AGENTS FOR THE TOWN. DID YOU ATTIND THE
GRAND DEMONSTRATION? 'IF NOT CALL AND WI WILL TILL YOU
ALL ABOUT THIII FINE, HIOHORADI GOODS: ‘
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER.
13 WEST WASHINGTON‘ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
BEN doorman
650 Ball:
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Fancu Baldwin or Greenina Applesiio bbi
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