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METHODIST.
1111-11 Methodiat Episcopal
Rov W. w 'l‘. lluncun,
a. n1.. 1'11in meeting; 111::10 a. 111..
man; 1',! m.. Sunday school and 1111
Bible class: 1‘. p, 111.. Young l’eop
meeting: 7 11. 111.. sermon.
ate for tho day will include:
Adngctto in .1“. lect: anthem.
King of lime My Shepherd 111"
"Near 1'11. Ever Near 1‘s."
nine and Mr. Sterling. Idveniuiz: 1
111110, Fugue in I" 111i111u', 11110111111;
them. "thn the Lord '1‘111'1111 Agni
. anthem. “The Sun Shall No More
" Down"; 3010. HOIN'U‘lI, Mr, Pepper.
East Avenue Methodist Episco
Church. Rev. E. Cunningham.
—Prc.achl11g by the pastor,
subject. Famine (‘liuuncvl to l‘li'nty
Faith: Sunday school, 1;!
League. :1 11. n1.:
tendent: b311w111'th League, 1011
' James L'Hommedlou: preaching by
/ pastor; 7 p. m.: subject. ’i‘horoug
Awake.
prayer, Thanksgiving Day. '1‘ a. m.
——.—9..—.—...
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwalk
(‘.hu1'ch~--'l‘l1c pastor.
Mucfarlund, will preach at the 1111
lag service 111. 10:30 o'clock, and
the evening survice 111 ’1 o'clock.
morning nubjchVIII l1c,(
the Moral Order
1101'. (limrlca
The 1111- 111111; uddr
1‘11111'
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1'11.
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Mrs. (11'
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10:30 a. at;
by
111: Junior
Miss l'nrsona. superin-
by
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will he the 11111111111' monthly 11111111011 to
young 11oo111c.tbc subject being (loin):
1111.111.'lc1111<111c111.
vice is preceded' by 1111 organ rec
and 111'111111- service. beginning 111. ii:
o'clock.
be 1111 i'ollowa Morning: It‘uniu
Bird: The 1111111111 Email Rejoice. W
lug, quartetlc; iltijolce in the
Weaibrook. 1111111'11-1111; Finale. B
1011. Evening: Scherzo.
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Day 111 (Iver,
Uulhnunt.
itui‘tli'
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The evening 1101'-
11111
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The music for the day will
siu
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Music at 1111- Norwullt (‘IIIIKH‘gIIIIUII-
at Church, N1uwaik~—M1nul11g'
1111111 Intermezzo from 111111
Rheinberger:
'l‘hlrutcib, from 1131111111, Mcndclaao
0111111'111111'u11111. .11-1111, .ieiau,
Nevin; l’outludc 111 1‘. (hole,
Preludo. ll‘untaalu 111 11). Market;
k Mvoly Arc 'I‘hy liwclllnga F
\ Bpohr; i’outlude, Fibula of 111111 S1
in, illiciubcrgor.
l'lvt'hl
chdluh t'o11nrcnuii1uiul.
avenuo. 11111111 Norwalk.
Vnhlutrom, pastor Morning Ht‘l‘Vii't
10:3011. m.; Sunday 1111111111. 32:10 11.
Y. 1’. t-l., I» 11. 111..
p.’ m: Habit-ct, i‘euipoinnie
BAPTIST.
Fionilt Noi'wulk 11111111111 Church.
', , Ii, Carpenter, paidm'
or mnetlnit: 10:30 11, 111..
rice;
It" memberu 111’ ”11' IIIIiIv Ht‘hfifil
urged to bc areucut 111111 1111111 11
1111111111 In the body of 1111 111111111.
' 111.. Bible 111-;h11oi 11 11 m iuulor 1?.
till n1.;11,v1111'1:111..1,mn
barrier: 1111111, the itmoiiil to 11111
11.111 Nilhi 1411-11111 111 the I 111'1 1111' hil
"Ah MI Ntuiit 1111111111111 oi 11 that
Slew
(‘harlca
ev-(nlnn N‘I'VII'I‘, 7:
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Which It 'i‘ook All Night to Solve."
trim 1111111111 (3111111111, Noi-wnltt,
W. ’I‘ultiiauo V1111 I'iornn. pnulut'
. 1,1 rtnectlng at 0:110 11.
10:30 11. 111.: Sunday school 111 111
‘11, V. I’. 11. 1111111111111 at 0:210 11. 111.:
111011 at 7:110 11. in Prayer perv
Thitl’aday. at 7:110 p, in. 141111111 1
A 1301111111 Welcome to all who 1111
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(Mice Ihiptlid Church. .1.
"Milk. 1111111111 Preaching, ii 11.
31710. Sunday 11111111111; 7 11. 111..
Endeavor: 11 p. 111.. pvt-1114111111 by
Rev. Beecher Parlor. Meeliuza of
week: 'I'Itllt"‘iiu,t‘ err-ohm. ‘i‘hauiot
it); neft'lv'm. ”tiny 111:1111111.
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For liver
,Thifll Years
111.:11111111i1111111'av1','1 litany and sermon
at, 10:3 011.111.: Sunday sc,hool St. An
«lion‘s Brotherhood and Junior Broth-
erhood. 111 12 111.: (evening prayer with
sermon at. 7:110 11. 111. (1111' regular
supply. the Rev. E. S. Middleton. will
oiilciate. Mr. Middleton 111 his 11er—
mou will present to the men of Trial-
1y parish tho subject of the men's
thank offering. which is to be 111111111
in celebration of the 1100111 anniversary
of the founding of the church in Amerb
cu.’ 111 Jamestown, Virginia, in 11107.
The intention 111 to have every man
throughout tho church share 111 this
offering. 111 proportion as the men
exercise the privilege now extended to
them so great trill 11c the. blessing of
the Almighty 11111111 the whole church.
Let every 1111111 act as n 11iisalonnry to
bring at least one other 111.111.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
ii‘il‘lx't ('iilihliiill Science Society, of
Norwalk Itcgului‘ Sundziy acrvicc 111
the reading room. Masonic building.
at 11 a. 111. Subject. November 21’).
“Ancient and Modern Necromancy, or
Mesmcrlnm and liypnotiam.“ ’i‘csti-
mony m1etlng,Wednesday, 8 11. n1.
"ID 110111 SOI'ViteS the public is 1"oidlally
invited. Reading room open to the
1111bli1 011111 week day it 0'11" 10' .1 p.1n.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent (‘ bristiun ( hurch. Van Zandt
nt1ecl.Eut-11 Norwalk. Rev. .1. W. 1111-
\is, pthOl-"MOI 111111. acrylic, 10:30:
Sunday school, 12 111.: Loyal Workcru'.
5:45: song service. (1:411 11. 111.: preach-
ing at 7 p. m. Morning 1111111001, The
Dominant. 121111111: or. First 'l‘liinxs
First. Evening subject. 'i‘rlpllcate.
Statement of Christ as to licntiny. The
Rev, 11}, Z. Bills. of ”unitary. will
1111111111 both morning and evening. in
M1 hangc with 1111-. 1111111111
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
’l‘iu 1'1 will be pinaclilni: in the (1111'-
1111111 language in the chapel 111-111' the
railroad track every Sunday 111.‘ 71:10
11, 111. Sunday school 111 11111011. 111.
Instruction 111 1110 (Icrmun language 111'-
cry Saturday at 1:.10 11.111,R.cv.(3.
I“ 111111111111. pnstor.N11. 101 Greenwich
avenue Stamford, Conn '
SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation 1\1'111y~—'l‘biu afternoon 11
meeting for children wan held, at
which all attending were ‘givun candy
by (‘npialn .lcrrclt. On Christmas Ilay
he will give 1111-111 a valuable preucnt
from :1 (Thriatmna tree: am will 111110
provide a K0011 dinner to t 9 poor of
’I‘horc will be a meet-
ing tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock;
:1 o'clock, childron'u mocllniz: 11, his
Salvation Army demonstration. (‘ap-
talu Locke will take 11 prominent part,
Everybody come and hear 111111. The
captain In 11. well-known reitidcnt :1
South Norwnlk. 1111 Well 1111 11 met
ulitifliit't' 11nd niualclun.
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
W1- 111'1- ptoancd to announce that
union timiny 111111 ’I‘ar for coughs.
robin and lung troublea 111 not affected
by tho National i’urc Food and Drug
law 1111 ii routuihu 1111 11111111011 or other
harmful 11111311. and Wu rocmuuicuil Ii
1111 11 1111111 remedy for clilbirco 111111
1111111111, I‘lniitlcd'n 1111111 atom and
‘l'lio (.‘liliord I’liui'luiicy. "
m
ADVERTIBED LETTERS. .
The following letters roma'lu 1111111111:
ed for 111 the following poalomcon for
tho current work.
Honth N11rw1ilk~itormon Ih-yur,
Moi. Loverctt 1111111111111, Andrew
111'111111'11, (It-0. liartwlck. Wojciecli Mig-
dniuki. 87 Water 1111.. Matt. Rhodoii.
M11111 .iulla ftyun. cure Mm. Nowell.
1111,11 HI. '
11). Ill. CROWD. P. My”.
Noi'wnlk I'illii (‘olllnit Ilcv W A.
11111111le llnuurtli. Mt'u A M Kel-
logg. 1111'1 Putnam. 11].! 1111111111111.
II ii KICI'l‘II 1' \I.
Good for ovorything a naive to used
for. DoWitt'li Witch Hanoi Salve. Oat
hoWiti'Li Sold by tho Clifford I'hnr»
our 11114 The 1111111111 1111111111011 ”
,llla aptitude 1111 louderulhp
1A 1111111111111 8111 3131111111 111
the Lower Branch, and oi
,Two in the Senato~Some
of tits A’Ss‘lsuuits ‘
by unanimous consent, as it may
bu 1111111. the important poaltlou of
democratic leader of the house is to
be given to George M, Gunn, of 111111
ford. Mr. (1111111, has had legiulntivc
expellenco uniliclcnt for both himself
and the republican louder 01‘ the lower
body, whoever that worthy may bet.
in par-
liamentary 11nd political debate in 1111
ovidcnt. and unquestioned 1111 hiking-5
inlativo cxperlenccu A born orator,
with conciliatory. suave. un'd amiable
policy. whenever auch 111 possible. he
at, once uecurcu close attention and
union and prouorvoa frienduhlpa. 'l‘lte
charm of bin oratory iii equaled only
by that. of his manner in social re.
lotions. Mr. (loan may be callod an
niiJround man distinguished alike 111
politics, oratory, dcbato and social
life
Mi. (1mm was born, August 10. 1851.
111 the town which 1111 up
rcaenta. llo attended Concral
Russell‘s institute. in New Haven.
He graduated from Yale college
in the class of 1874 and from the
Yale law school in 1878. He has taken
a busy part in public life in Milford
having been a member of the board
of education. and judge of probate, as
well as representative six tlmea before
his present clcctlon. Ho has also held
the position of president of the Mll-
lord Savings bank. 1111 has gained
eminent distinction 111 the practice of
law in Milford and New Haven. as
well as achieving.r II. reputation sprcnd‘
i111; throughout Connecticut. 1111'.
(1111111 in a successful attorney. besides
a clever politician and dcbater.
Mr. (1111111 represented Milford In
1880 and in 11181. 111 188‘: he won
senator from the old Seventh district.
The following your lie was reelected.
111 11137110 was for the fourth time
:1 1'1'111'1‘111'ci1tutlv1‘ from Milford, and
the._venr 111113 Saw him a fifth time n
reproaciitutlvc. it W111; in 18115 that
he wan soul to 1111- 1111111111 for the sixth
trip. Mr. (1111111 has served on many
of the 11111111, important. committees of
the general assembly;
Among his 11111111 nctlvc assistants
Mr. (1111111 will be 1111111 to count Rop-
i'oucninthQ Thomas 1“. Nonnc, oi Vcr.
111111. and Ro1u'eacntatlvc Michael J.
1'111111111'. of Enilcld. 'i‘ollaud and Hart-
ford counties. thus supporting New
Haven.
Mr, Noonc was born 111 Rockvlllc
September R, 11173. He graduated
from the Yale law school cum luudc
111 1809 and soon opened 11 law office
in liockvlllc. 111 11 1111011. time he be-
came prouccutlng attorney for the
city court of ltockville. and attorney
for the Business Men's Annociallon.
lie was elected Senator from the
t‘tvcntyrthird distrh't (111' the term of
15111;; lib,~ run 1111' 1'11111'1-51'11111111'1- this
11111 was extremely creditable,
1111'. Connor was born in ’l'homp-
sonville September 11 111711.110 la a
successful 11'1'1veilng 81111131111111.1112
represented Enfteld in 1903 and again
in 1905, having the position of dam-
ocratic leader of the house in the
latter session. 1111 was chairman of
the conunitice on sale of inndn and
11 member of the committee, on public
health and safety. He posncaaes :1
1111111 logi1,11 powerful voice 111111 crisp.
1111111; and vigor of statement which
commanded the atentlon of the body
whenever he took the. floor.
Harry Roberts. of Nnngntuck. and
Mayor Dunn. of Willlmnntlc, are other
dmtocmta who are likely to give 11111
1111111: (1111111. Inch is a man of
ability and presence. '
With 11 body of aixty‘iivc 11111111111111:
the dcniocrnts of 1111' 11111111111111: housi-
11111y 111 nuuierouu 111111111 have the 11111
11111-11111 11(1\\'t'l‘. 'i'bo 11"1111111'r11‘1111s11
elation 111” '111111 111 11 1111111 “'IIIIII
11111111 be 101 11011111 with and the tan
111111 unite to 1.111111 oi to tiihlllliiii 11-1'
Iain legislation.
MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
(lrcat hnpplncua canto into tho homo
1118.0.1311111 school superintendent,
at St. Albano, W. Va when his little
daughter was restored from the dread
ful complaint 11c namou. Ito s11y11:"b11
little daughter had St. Vitua‘ Dance,
which yielded 111 no troutnmnt but
grow steadily worao until 1111 a last re.
sort. we. tried Electric Bitters; 11nd l
rejoice. to any. three bottles effected
a complote cure." Quick, aura cure
for norvoua complaints, general debili-
ty. tomato weuknanea. Impovurlahod
blood and malaria. Guaranteed by F.
ii. Baxter'u. South Norwalk. and E. P
Wc11d'11,Norwalk. drug atoron. Price
500.. ”
RECENT AHHIVAL OF VEBBELB.
NIPW YORK. Nov. 23.-~/\I‘I‘IVHI 811'.
Cedric, from lilvurpool; l’niricn, froth
Hamburg.
(YAI’IG RACE. N. i".. Nov. Binmsitlulil-
or Vluierluud. Antwerp for New York.
wnu 4.11111 111111111 raid of Handy 11111111
:11 :1 u. 111. today. Will probably dock
111111111 11 11. in. 'l‘uvuduy. '1'
GUARANTEED 1111.12
A, airman,
rota only 11018111111111 tin 1111111
11.111110» "11111111911011” -. when
Real 11111111111. tltloa are guaruu
1111111 and lmturod by 111111 com-
pany they are 11111101111011 pro.
tented from All. churn 111111
111111112111.
0N1?) fee. intuireii you 1111 long
as you own the property.
For 1111111111 and full [airtime
inra ask your REAL ESTATE
11110101111 or A'ETOIINIIIY. or
11'1'1111111111111 01111111.
. I“ I"! I 0011101101“
111111111 ’11 title 1111111111 111.
Now Root-1511.. Now York.
The following can is but. one 111!
many 11111111111 occurr‘ind‘ daily in South
Now/11111.11. Iii on any matter to
verify its correctness. Surety you can-
not ask for hotter proof than lurch con-
clusive evidence
Elizabeth A. Mitchell. of 138 South
Main 81., South Norwalk. Conn... says:
“I think Donn' 11 Kttinoy Pills 11 111111111-
did remedy and heartily give them my
andomumant l puffm'od from lame
'ness across my kidneyit and loins for
over three years, particularly so. if 1
brought for) much 11mm on the man-
c1113 01! my back. bile these at-
tacks laated. l was weighed down with
depression. could not. get a good
night.‘ 11 rant and awake mornings fool-
ing stiff and lame. Along with 111111111
symptoms. there was 11 disagreeable
and annoying urinary weakness. licor-
ing that Doan'a Kidney Pills were a
euro cure for ouch compialntu, 1 1111111
to I’lulaied'u Drux‘ Storo'for tbom. 'l‘hoy
promptly relieved the latncncno'und
11111110 1110 111111111 well at night. The
urinary wcuknous was corrected ulao.
At times if I take cold or over exert
myself there will be a alight roturn
of the trouble but 11 fow of Doan'a
Kidney Pills taken at buch times al
ways cured the attack. ‘ My daughter
111111 1111111 used them and speaks as
highly in their praise as I do."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
acute. Foam Mllhurn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole. agents for the United
States.
Remember the uame—Doan' s—und
take no other.
BFIYNES DEFENDS NEW HAVEN
ROAD.
Answering the Kicker- 1 at the New
‘ York End.-
ln reply to many letters of com-
plaint 111 the New York l-lcruld from
commuters between, New York city
and outlying towns, which act forth
that the Now llavcn road in not'propcr-
ly caring for the comfort, and conveni-
ence. of patrons 1111 the New York di-
vision. Timothy it; Byrncs, 11511111111111
to President Mellon of the Now York.
Now Huron and Hartford Railroad
(‘onipnny has given an interview to
the Herald.
“This company." .said Mr. .Brynes.
“has no dlspouttlon to evade just crlii~
clam. 'l‘hc 11111110111111.1111 is given 111
111111111 of the letters which have been
published that no effort in being made
to giro good service, although an a
matter of fact, 1111111111111 111 dollni‘u are
now being expended, and no effort is
11111111; spared to make the railroad tho-
roughly up to 111111.- 111 every respect.
liven under the present conditions we
maintain that 11111' service in us good
as that 111‘ any other railroad in the
011.111.
“it it; iruo that suburban trains ur-
t'IHl late at the 111111111 Central stu-
tlon but that. is due to tho ultcratlona
which are being made at the. te1 111111111
by the New Y'o1k Central. liar line.
ends at Wondiutvn, 1‘.’ miles from the
elation at Forty-second street and
from that point we use the (Tcnlrnl
11'111'1111, 0111111: to the 011111113111 III III"
tunnel then: are only four trucks avail
able. and We have been requested by
the Central to cut. down our number of
trains. but. we. have docilnod to do so."
“1 do not any 111111.111 criticism of
the. New York Central," he continued,
“and i doubt that it. could do any bet-
ter. The task is an enormous one.
We cannot run any more trains
through the tunnel than are. used at
present and there will be no relief in
that direction uiitll the terminal is
completed. The olectriflcatlon 111 the
road from Woodluwn to Stamford wan
to have been accomplished by Septem-
ber l. but owing to the failure of the
contractors to obtain suppliers on time
and various 1'1111111111'111101111 due to the.
labor situation this has not. been
done.
"'1‘11111 contract will probably not be
complclcd before January. When it
is the service for all suburban point.-
will be greatly 1111111'111'ed. The scho-
dub- can I)(' butter niulntnliu'd and
1'11111111111111'11 will have 1111 occueion lo
11111111111111 11f 11111111111. By 11111: of elec-
11'l1- 1111111111111 many delays which are
now unavoidable with steam 11101111111
tlvca will not occur at the Grand (11111-
li'ui 11111111111.
“As to the 1111111111111 of the road, it is
being altered to carry the heavy on-
111111111 which will be required to haul
Ionizor trains. livery bridge has been
rebuilt in order to moot the new con-
dltionu, and new culvorta and trcatlet-t
am under («instruction Nearly all
1111-1111 11111111111'111111111111 are completed but
the new locomotives cannot be 11111111
until all In in readlneaa for the chain
can be 1111 atrongnr‘than its wctikent
link. (1111' road 111 now well ballastcd
1111 any 111 the. United States. To carry
out such improvements 1111 thouo 111 a
licrculeun 1111111. We expect by the
firat ot‘ the year to get everything
1e11dy
"For the information of 111111111 who
think 1110 are not tryingto moot. the
new conditlona i may any that We. have
purchased 42 high grade locomotivea.
:15 electric motors and 42 purlm euro.
The parlor emu 1110 of 1110 1111111 typo
"0111 record» allow that 1111111111111 111'-
1'ouimodnti1uin for 11111 trawling public
have lit‘t'n abundant 11111-11111 on uucb
oceunbuia 1111 the automobile race“.
when 11'111111' wau unusually heavy . it.
might. also be borne in mind that the
N1 w 11111'1-11 111 1111- only road which
voluntarily made a uniform rutc oi
two 01.111111 11 Iiiilt'. lixiciiiilvv 111111111011
manta urn liclua made 111111 yet the 1111111
butt your 111111111 34. 000 000 1110111 111011
it 111d 1111! brovloua year."
Mr Ilryut-n 1111111 that 11111 pronidtmt
1111110 11111111 Mr Motion. moi 111014119111;
ovory ('1101 y 1,11 11 footing tio ow
Haven dvfitzem irmi‘i’hltt on far from
being lndlt‘l't-icnt 111‘ 11111 public. wlaheu
11,11 wnl endeavorln to make 11 the
11111.11. railroad latho 'otintry . '
Awa$.1m..w’w.sw~
11 Will! n’ftiu' dinner.
"Pardon me. bid chap, but i don't be
Iieve. I ever of your wife."
"’i‘hnt'a m wifn It the piano.“
"Playing accompaniment. for that fat
girl with the crooked voice?"
" "My‘ileai' 1111'. my wife 111111111.“1~Mtl_.
wanker; 1111111111111 we ' '
WutwLw...
hoothonod Not 1171111011 women“!
11111111111511.1111 and Helen have made
up their utinrrol. (IMHO-“0111? lelt‘
pornrllr. They are 12011111 to bc mar
Winn 119111411111th 11111.
,lcan Stool and Wire Company.
115.11?
1111111111511 1111 11111 viii
Joseph F. 11111111111. of New
Haven, Left 5500000 to a
Friend, and Ignored Family
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 24.—-’l‘brougii 11
111111111111 court flight which hogan over
the estate of 1111- 11110 .loaoph F‘, Good-
rich, the 1111'rlug11 manufacturer who
111101 himnolt‘ 111 his home at 11150 Chapel
street on the afternoon of November
1. it developed that on the nightbeforo
he took 11111 1111- Mr. Goodrich drew up
a will in New York city, cutting 01111111
wife and near relativos without n 1111111
by, and leaving everything to Albert.
Adamo, of New York city, a distant.
relative, to whom he had become at-
iucliod. it Il'i estimated that. tho
Goodrich estate amounts to between
$400,000 to $500,000.
The will was 1111111 in the Probate
Court yesterday aftornoon amt notice
of 11 content was given by Attorney
I’ientlcc W. (,‘huue. rcp1eueniing Dr
11. 0. Clarke. of Marlborough Maria. a
nephew, who is acting for a number
111' other nephewa. Undue influence.
cxc1icd by Mr Adams, who besides be
ing left all the fortune. [11 made exccn
tot of the. will will probably be 1111011
011 111 the content.
STEEL WORKERS WAGES RAISED
PIT'I‘SBURG, Pa... Nov.2-l.——'1‘wo
inilllon dollars additional each year
will be, distributed through the Pith-1'
burg atch district. by reason of the
increase in thcwagcu of the labor
form of the United States Steal cor‘
porution. which goes into effect Jan-
uary I. A conservative estimate of the
total number of lnborern employed by
the subsidiary coinpanica of the Unit-
cd Stilton Stool 1orporution 111 what 111
known as the Plttubnrg district is
111111 oil at .10 000 The lucreutse willni—
feet all the men in the class of com
111011 labor c111ploycd at. the numerouu
plants of the, (311111111111 Company, the
National ’l‘ube company, the American
I'SIIOOI. Steel Company and the, At11er~
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin 311511, of New Castle.
11111., says: ”I salicrcd for yours with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. ‘i tried everything i
could hear of. but. nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian 13111111, and one ('10
cent bottle cured mo completely."
For 111110 by R. 11. Plaintcd. F. 11.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
FRANCIS AGAIN ELUDES PUR-
SUERS
MONROE] Me. Nov. 2-i.~—ln spite
oi” procuttllonu taken by the 11111111111
111's, Minot St. Clair Franccn, the no
irro convict. who escaped from 'I‘Iiillll'
111111111 Htalc prison last week. nppar~
cutly eluded his purauers again last
night, stole 11 horse. on which he rode
many 111111111 111 the darkness 11nd no“
111114 11 good uturt in 1111- direction of
Canada 111' New lirunsuick.
('lerk (whispering)~Ti1114 man in
asking for credit lie just drove up
to the door in an automobile. l s'pose
he's 1111 right?
Proprietor—Not much! Tell him cash
down is our inv'mlablc rule. It is ten
to one that he. has ant 11111 automobile
to pay for yet.—-—Somervllie Journal.
.\ celebrated actress. fresh and
youthful looking. was in the habit oi
invariably taking eighteen yearn from
her age. She wan culled once in 11 law
case and gave the. usual response. ilei
son wan culled immediately after and
on 11111111: asked his age 11c replied
promptly. “Six months older than my
11iotltct'."——Il R1110.
(‘huggertonwilow‘s your new (‘IIIIIII'
four?
Curr“ 111111 11111111111111;
11 motormnu.
(‘lniggci'lo11—~'l't1o reckless, eli'.’
i‘arru ilccklcsx nothing! Why. I
couldn't break 111111 111‘ the habit oi
11111111111: 1111 111 1~1'oa1:1111:11!-~- i‘uck.
l11- 1111011 to by
1111 cautious what you any,
11nd to Mamie—411011111111.
M.
“I FINALLY BECAME WEAK."
of “'1111111
The Greateut Danger In Dyopoplla in
in the Lack of Constant and
Abundant Nutrition.
Undigcntcd food 111 no food at all
Partly 1111:1111th food I11 partly 11111»
lens and partly barinful—pobionoun in
fact.
There can be no nourishment in
any food eaten. unless it is digested.
You can go for a little time with
dyspeplla without. losing flesh. But
sooner or later you are bound to act
thin. and weak. 111111 irritable.
Make no mistake. about It. ,
'f‘ho way out. in by taking Dr. Rich-
ards Dyupeula Tablets.
M111. (1. II 311110.10 Marshall
street, (-10th Norwuik. anyat—n
"1 111111 11111111111111 in telling of the.
treat. bent-lit rocclvod from Dr. Rich-
arda i),v11|11'1u11u. 'l‘abluln. ,About. two
yearn 111111 i noticed that after eating
It hearty meal I would have 11 1011111111
of intimate and diatrciia. i thought
nlthlhg of it at the. time thinking it
would gradually went may i was
mlutulwn 111 111111 I111pi'ciiiilmi for after
11 few iuontiia 1 1111111011 that. my 111
11111111111 11111111111 wcio becoming 11111111111
1111.1 finally betmmo weak and Wlltt
trouhtml with moat (iihil‘otittilifl‘ nor
lodlcal nick hoadachoa, often 111111111
1111111111011 to my bed. 1 I 0116111110 111111111
alarmed orcr my 11111111111 11. 111111101
11 friend told mo tptr .‘itlrhnrdn
Dyapcpiiin"1‘1111loth.'wliich 1 obtained
1111 Plataied‘a drug More. The result
Wail marvelouu. in It Wonderfully
short time. my whole oyutcm 1111111 in
vimirated. l w 11 relieved of a bad
cone of connilpalon by the intuitive
pillii which come with their 11111111111.
Them 111 no gripinf o‘r unpleoaunt foal
lags after 1111111: item. nr Richards
oyapopuin 'I‘Ablcui 111111 imacomiltr
do all 1111111111 1111111111111 for them and i
hoariily recommend 11111111 10111111wa
11113101 on 1 did."
For 1111111 by all 11111311111111. Best
to any "Richards" twice. Price 511
out: 11111- boitlo. Made by [11.1111111-
trdr. Dyanopnlu Tablet Association, 611
North 111901, Mu 119111,
.41 .
91'1de Mammoth; I »
11
, 1
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Futablr‘o'bod "1857.
'1»,
Badman Admtltm
The New Toy Store Open.
We have this season the. lurgcst and finest stock of
The ncw store is rcady today, the,
Toys ever in Bridgeport.
pluythings all 1111 exhibition.
The storc can be rcuchcd from Main 81.. directly north
1111111 1111' 11111111 c'niiuncc. or if you happen to be 111 the main
store you can act lit) the toys by the way of the. Carpet
Store through the new archway
it is an Iillt‘l't‘h‘liilg' show 1111 both the little ones and
Lliildhood comes but 1111cc to any of us, a
ilcctiug period, so bring tlic children often and let them cu-
tlic giott 11 111111.
joy tlicmsclv cs
The Dolls 11.11 c 11 special 11la1c 111 thcinuclvsc on the low-
cr lloor at our end of tlic l’icturc t-allcrv.
The Juvenile Books arc at the 1111111 01111 of the House
Furnishing Store.
The Toys proper of all kinds are in thc new store
main'tloor, and gi'cut is the showing.
Odd China.
A' collection of fine I'Iavilaud w’urc. (W11 separate stock
patterns which we are closing out at these reductions.
Pink floral decorations.
Bakers, were $1.00 for .60 Covered Dishes, $2.25 31. 28.
Casseroles. $2.36 1.28 Platters. $1.25 .89.
Fruit' Saucers, $1.50 $1.00 Platters, $1.60 81 00.
Suuqo Boats, $1.35 .92 Bakers. $1.37 $1 06.
801111 'l‘urccn. $4.50 $3.48 Bread Tray. $1.45 31.13.
Sugar Bowl. 31.9 .5 .77. Pickle Dish, .50 .22.
Dishe‘s by the dozen.
Breakfast Plates,
'l‘oa P1111011,
Soup Plates,
Oyster Plates,
Chocolate Cups and Saucers,
were $11 11.1
were 83. 00
were $3.00
were $11.75
were
A good chance for those having either
pieces arc required, tl1csc will combine Willi other pink sets.
$5.90
Specials for Men.
In addition to our regular offering of 51111414. I'iulcr—
Silk Four in Hands, too, 3 for 50c.
\vcur, Collars and lies:
Suspender, with kid ends. 19c. 3 for 50¢.
Men‘s Colored Shirts.
.'\11 assortmcnt of various puttcrns. including normal
1 0 close out at $1 each.
broken lines worth regularly $1. 50.
Boys‘ Wool Sweaters.
loiniortublc \vuoi Sweaters that are so well likcd- by
the littlc fellows, :11ch 4. (1211111 8 ycuis.
11111111. blue. gray and cardinal $1.00 each.
Sale of Tumblers.
i'laiu 'i‘nniblcrs. good quality. 6 for 10c.
l’iain thin blown glass Tumblers. 6 for 201:.
'l‘bin ctclicd 'l‘11111blcrs. 6 for 30¢.
Saturday, China 511110.
:1
T114. change in the. weather suggests
WEAR.
t
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
251'. It.) 751‘.
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at.
"i itiilit'll Star"
"Oxford Cut" 111..
Brand 111 ....
"Non Shrinking" at ..
.1......
25c
5111‘
...... 751'.
$1.011
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at ..
Natural Wool at ..
Natural Wool of .
') ‘ we «on
.11.
.11.. ,1: ' - '
THE HATCH 81 BAILEY CO.
(dumber 111111 “l“ilil ,Work for 13110101111100
and 111111111111: lumber.
rooilnir ”not” 11111111111111; paper
nary and extension hidden.
Pine. Redwood Cyprus, Poplar and (3111111111111.
111:, turning. 111111111111, 11111111 Jobbing, cabinet work. voncorcd work
dry’ln; 1111111111111.
M111. 1001 of Marshall Street. '
Lumber Yard, Water Street,
.50c
......75c
$1.00
I-‘iIiIM A PIGIIERY Tl) A PALACE.
‘0 >.M-hvoug
for $2. 2.
for $1.85.
for $1.85.
for $7.80.
for 34.65.
1.131, or it 01111
“’1' are prepared to show 1,1111 lines 111 Popular I’i‘iccs.
1.7 1".
t
Timber. uhlnnlott, 111111. 1111 kinda and 11111111111 of 11911-11111 Hiding. flooring
1
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on the
Thé D.- M Read O0.
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The D. M. Re'a‘ Co.
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Underwear
WINTER UNDER-
11 D- i ~~ -
114 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 446.
1411111111111 of land WUQIIII. 'i'nr 11111101. 111111 mun-11
Iluir liinulnlor 11nd deafening nnpero. 01111
11111111, 11111111, Iiilfltltt, interior 111111111: trim
Straight and fancy unw-
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Tahipiiono 4&3.
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Telephone 55.3,
Norwalk Chronicler