”kahuna ham or
‘ HflfiaTTffi .
saturd..é~-c....
299 a bound.
ALL onceacohuvgaito was: or:
. . , inflating“.
“:3 “Milli Pharmacy,
Wramucrou arnaar.
on: T°l .0
All ovum” ,
Bhongphll,,6,41-2.
cllvoml free of Charge.
Mr. Marr han moved into the 'l‘cncl-
1y place at ‘10 Hawkins avenue.
'l‘hc selectmen have decided to have
the draw of the bridge repainted, it is
, very badly rusted in spots.
The contractors have stopped work
for the winter at Highland Park, ow-
mg to the freezing of the ground.
Mrs. Minnie Hoffman, of Plalnvillc'.
Conn, is unending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Edward E. Mead in Edlic
avenue. East Norwalk.
A} number of, local fisherman went
after the smell today, anticipating
good catches on account of favorable
tides, and weather conditions.
Roy Rancher, who has been working
at the Meanwhile factory in Bridge-
port, is bavl anrenforcod vacation.
asthatvinstitfip has shut down.
'James L'Ho , edieu is quite ill at
his .bome‘. A couple of days ago he
fainted while out in his yard, and has
not been able to recover his strength
yot.
Residents of Winfield street have
Width-filed ml“ a sewer. This will be one
of the largest sewers in the East Nor-
walk system and will probably not he
laid until spring. .
Samuel Holley the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Holley, of Rowan
street, who is ill with typhoid fever.
is getting along nicely at. the present
time. He was very much pleased
today when he received thirty-two lot-
ters from his little friends and teacher,
and a large houuqet of pinks;
The. trolley company find “a gang of
men at. work today with their gravel
oar. filling in under the Washington
street bridge. Though the girders were
laid new only a short time ago, some
of them have become very badlyrottcd,
it tho town fills in the other portions
of the bridge, a large Item of expense
to tho town will have been removed.
_. M. l..- Pclham, of. 3 \’.i\n,Znhdt,strcct,
mat with a painful accident yesterday
morning. whilo working about his
homo. lie was on a ladder, fixing a
window, when the ladder slippod and
he fell down a flight of stairs. ills
right arm was broken and ho was
badly shaken up and is suffering from
Shock. Dr. A. N. Clark is, attending
him.
When William E. Davis gave up the
pen for tho plow and the ledger for tho
Ht‘yillt‘, ho took Uncles liorucc iirt-ci-
ey‘s advico to buy a farm of ninety
acres in lilslcr county, New York, but.
after trying it for a tow years, found it.
too much for both he and his good wifc
who had never bundled anything heav-
ier than dl‘ngOtin in A. 'i‘. Sewart'a
establishment. and the first chance he
got he sold it to a company of Jews,
who are buying up all the land in Now
York state, and with part of the pro-
occda bought. the village grovery more
at, Napano, N. Y.. and here hiu trou-
bles are renewed, for u barrcl of flour.
which was too hefty for his culihrc.
fell on his foot. luccrating it. quite so.-
Vcrely, and requiring the aid of a staff
to get about tho otoro. No doubt he
often wished himself back at Park &
'l‘ilford‘n, chatting with tho upper ton,
1hind making out bills for all the hcuvy
HWOHl-l who patronized that ostublish-
mcnl.
Mrs. Frank ii. and Miss Ruth l. Dil'
vonport. tho Ilonniugton belles, are on
a visit. to their grandparentu, and to
uso llulhlc'a own words. ”(form to see
that olhcr grandpa and grandam that
Iowa on." having arrived hero yester-
duy afternoon. in alismr to u call
from Mru. l0. W. James, who has been
morc or icon tlllilor the weather for
homo tlnn- past. Whoa the three. zon-
orutiouu urn together, howcvcr. who
look as much alike up three pcua.
with their dark cyan and cupid’u bow-
llko mouihn. thcro in something doing
you. for it niakos tho graindlua runow
hcr utreugth llkr tho eagles, whllo the
other two burn an occasion to roncw
theirs. 'l‘ho lhivonuort family am bow
coming ucaltorod. tho oldeat daughter
Mabel having gone to Troy. and mar-
rlod .l. 'l‘hormon Kelli-y, who delights,
in being called Jack; Harvey, the old-
cut. boy, bclng tit Northllcld. l3. 1‘44
learning the pantheon of a civil engin—
eer while hid baa become u night clerk
in an Albany hotel. In that all. told,
on. father, mother and the two girls
be all that remain at. home.
.‘When Alexander 'l‘..Bowurl built lllil
first marble More oppoflilo tho irving
Hooch, New York. the grant dry goods
firm wow located in Canal street, Cue
mprlneutrcct, Grand ntrcct. and a few
other thoroughfarcu. whore there ware
no dripmmmnntoroh in mono any».
and when the unim- Mr. Hthlll‘t. built
vacutally
ghouls who took it away. One thing Mr,
Broadway and Fourth a anus. betwoan
Ninth and Tenth. streets, the people
thought he had. made a mistake in 80'
honcut lumineas’nietlimle noon brought
lilo tl‘lldo up-town, and he turned the
lower store. into a whoresala headquar-
lcra. Stewart was not a happy man
by any means all though his prosper-
oua career. and, had a detective with
him all the time since he b‘eeume a
man of note,’ being afraid of getting
kidnapped possibly, and strange as it
may seem hiabody wna finally stolen.
Mary’s churchyard, in Second nature,
with two lines of ours running past
night and day, the great dry goods
king was stolen from its resting place
and although fabulous rewards were
offered for ita‘rreturn. and a statement
.. has gone forth that his remains lic
‘; under the Cathedral in Garden City.
1.. 1., built with the Stewart money, it
is auto to say that the body. was never
returned by the horrible
Stewart. wanted to leave as a memento
for all time, and that was a working
women‘s hotel on Fourth avenue near
'l‘hlrly-third street, and as such it. was
run for a short time, but finally his
wish wan disregarded entirely, and it
was converted into a‘ modern hotel,
and as such the Park Hotel is what it
is today. " “
+ CAsT'on IA
.F‘or ‘ magma Children.
The find You liniiillvays ,ilo‘uglll
Bears the M‘— Z! :-
Signatnra of
ROWAYTON.
Dr. Howard Stevens. of Cornwall
Bridge, is spending a few days at the
home of his father in this place.
Mrs. Henry Scott and Mrs. (loot-go.
Scott, of this place. spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Henry Whitney. in Dorian.
Reliance Hook and laiddcr Company
is planning to hold a turkey supper
at their headquarters in Rowayton
:wenuo, on the 22d and 23d.
E. J. Ladrigan and .l. S. ill-lumine-
dieu resumed their duties as jurors in
the Superior Court, in llunbury, this
morning, the court having been ad‘
journcd ycatordny on account of the
funeral of Judge Elmer.
The Literature Class will meet Fri-
day evening at 7:45 o'clock ht Mrs. C.
E, liuoklcy's to begin the study of
Amcricun History, which has been so-
lcctcd for tho wintcr'u work. All per-
sons interested are invitcd It) join the
class at this mocting.
Frank ll. Soutlnviok, formorly of
Noroton, now of Now York. has boon
“the guest of fricndu in Norotou and
Stamford for a few days. Monday Mr.
Soulhwick will leave for Seattle.
Wash, whore ho goes in tho lntcrcat
of tho. Remington Oil Company, of
Stamford. Mr. Soulhwick is a popular
young man and \vhilc his many frlcuds
will rcgrct his dcpurlurc they all wish
him success in his new field.
..._._ *—
l‘lrop a poalui curd to thc Alaska
’uckcrs' Association, San From-moo,
California. if you use “Argo.“ and got
thclv' Argo liml Salmon t‘ook llmk.
with fill ways of propuriug salmon.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
A largo clcctrlcul muchiuo is bcing
put up in tho iu‘ispilnl of tho Soldicl‘s’
Homo.
James llirchurd. of llnricn, lost a
valuable horac. from lockjuu'. the [mill
wcck.
Mrs. S. M. lli’acbc cxpccts to spend
a low wccks noon at hcr former homo,
Old Lyme.
M rs. .icnnio King in rtwwcring from
a serious illness at hcr homo in Noro~
ton Heights.
Minn Addic N. “film loft Tuesday
morning for a vialt with Miss Anna
ii. lladlcy, in Mount Vernon.
'i‘ho condition of Sam Slicrcr. who
has been very ill in Montana. is im-
provcd. He huh loft the hospital.
The Fairbanks Electrical Company.
of Stamford, has a c<mtrucl for wiring
the new residence of Minn Kate hourly,
Lolioy ovonuc.
Mr. and Mrs. I’ulmcr uro ucttlcd in
their utiructivo new home “our Noro-
tou. Mrs. l’nlmcr 'na Miss Maud
Van lilac. of Barton. '
Principal Palmblud. of (lcntcr
uchool, has prcuontod to lxiulao S.
mngdon a volume of lrvlmf'u Alham-
bra, the first prlzo in history won by
hor. ’
Mr. and re. George Bchluotor, Dur-
cn. will co ebrate .tho tenth anniver-
sary of their marriage on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. whoa they will entertain
fricudil at Picaunutvlllo.
1 When the cam of tho utnte against.
Martin Fluhcrty was opened for the
soconn time this weak. the accused
again failed to appear. and Juntlco
Willmoti declared the hood of $100
put up by the fathor of the accused to
be forfeited. 1
The marriage of Mm. Mary Illhthcr
llurtlu, of Cedar Rapids. lown, to Wil-
limit“ (1. [inflict Stamford. took place at
tho rcaidpnca, of Mr. and Mrn. 'I‘. J.
Mcud. New Canaan, Tubsday noon. On
in; so far clit.of,..tho.wcrld,ghut his ,
for after he had been laid away in St. '
. log. in
proving. .
Mrs. James Whittlngton, of
Wednesday. .
friends in ’Nowtou. r.
Methodist Church of outh ‘Norwnlk
o'clock Suuddy afternoon.
m
ILTON.
residence
pa int.
b y
afternoon at the home.of Mrs. il_ (‘l
Thomso 11.
England and the Continent.
The Young ladies‘
illness of her.
(i rogory.
mother. lvlrn,
street, and Mrs. M. E. Wilson,
day with friends in town.
the Dromiscs of Rev. C. A. Marks and
has commenced operations.
fl‘hc bridge near the Solomon placo
new planks being laid'iunder the impor-
vision of Selectman .l. Kunz. ‘
Herbert Stnrges and family expect
to leave town coon inseurch of a
warmer climate. Their
points to Cuba. Mr. Sturgcs‘ has im-
proved in health during the past few
months.
the loss by fire Sunday evening of I).
ll. Van liooseur‘s barn. which contain-
lil tons of hay and several hundred
bushels of apples. it is reported that
thcro was no insurance.
The sclectmcu have the contract to
croct a fence near the road edge be
tween the post-offlcc um| bridge near
the depot. 'l‘hc railing and supports
will consist of tubular iron, the upright
posts being set in boulders to give por-
manenco. A force. of. men have. been
ongagcd on tho work the past week
under the direction of .l. Kuhn. Gardi‘
nor Raymond and W. l.. Kcelcr. This
improvement is supposed to add i0 the
convcnicnce of pedcstrians.
WESTPORT.
. Mr. and Mrs. S ll. Morris and
daughtcr of Compo arc in Europe for
tho winter.
Ht)l‘ll(‘(‘ Mills of (irons Highway. who
has been visiting his son in Daricn
has returned home.
The Ladies Aid Society, of’tho M. E.
church mot ycstcrday afternoon at the
rosidi-m-o of Mrs. id. 0. Simpson, on
thKOl“ sin-ct.
Stanley S. Schamp who but! been
visiting ut the home of
Wukcumn ill (ll-cons Farms has return-
cti in Now Haven. 6;
Mrs. Carrie B. G. Hillsden, has
bought ilu- residenco of Clmrlcu Bou-
tou in Snugutuch, adjoining the rosi-
dcm-c of hor aiutcr, Mrs. Susie (lor-
hnm i‘lubboll.
Aspcluck Lodge. K. P.. confcrrod
tho first and nt'mmd ranks upon our
'I'ucsday owning. There was a lnl‘lzt‘
utlcnduuoc.
Assistant. Surgeon i.. ii.
if. S. A.. u nutivc of this town.
has bcon usnlgucd to the
station at ludlanapolls, lnd., and will
lcuvc for his new station in u for:
(lays.
been made. in tho last. few days.
Suugatuck river has ulwuyu boon
this your.
Comb, mother of Mru llinliop
pl'cnclll
bonc lndcfinltcly postponed. to fact
uuido randy in time.
The laying of the mom "utouc
tho now M. hi. Church llaii boon
forrcd and the date hau not yet boon
decided upon. The future of the con-
tracting parties to prodnco the brown
atom.» was the ordinary chime of the
change in date. Wonk bi going on
steadily howevcr, and tho brown stono
trinimingu haw commenced to arrlvo.
The date of the laying of the corner-
stone will probably be announced pcxt
week. .
school,
from the furnace in the cellar. While
Sibling“ You
titan»
Mrs. Charles Mucombor. who has
been very ill of throat trouble, is im-
New
York city, visited, relatives here on
Mrs. l’i‘d‘viln L. Mnilfaf‘land‘ ‘ddughtor
Iloleu are spending a few dayn with
Rev. Soul 0. Outline. of the First
will preach in the tin on Chapel at :i
Mahler Hartley has improved his
a fresh coat of while
The Reading Clrclc mct. Thursday
Mics Mabel Hurt has returned from
a most enjoyable amnmer colour-n in
Guild of St.
Matthew’s parish are preparing to hold
adulr December lth in the. 'l‘owu iinil.
‘Mrs. Sherman Morohouso has been
called to Norwalk owing to the serious
.lulln
Miss Hattie (‘llmstemh of Merwin
of Forms,
Orchard street. Norwalk. spout Sator-
ilil. N. Sipperly, of Norwalk. has the
contract to sink an arteslnn well on
underwent needed repairs last week,
destination
The community regrets to, learn of
ad in addition to 16 sheep and a cow
Mills Julia
t'nlltiitiutc at tho regular meeting on
Whoclcr.
who
has boon visiting hero for two WWI”
recruiting
Frost. fish arc bogiunlug to conic into
the river and sonic good catches halve
’l‘ic
a
fumoun pincc for thin toothsomo fish
and it in hoped that they will not fail
’l‘ho Rev. and Mrs. George E. Bishop
of the Methodist ldplucopul church co.
lobrntcd the 5th unnlvcrunry of thcir
nun-rlu c in a quiet way ’i‘ueaduy evc-
hing. Igor. and Mrs. W. A. Bishop of
llmoklyn, parents of Mr. lilahop, and
Mrs. Willis 8. Chency, of Mitldlotown.
WEN)
thorc in n utrong probability that they
of
d‘l-
Many pcopla
which are likely to'. unattached bycou-
sunipliun. So..also,nrc laugh weaken.
ed by disouse.or..by it"slublmru’hack~
lug; cough. . +41. .
No’vmuttcr what tho. i‘uuuc. Viuol
strengthens,wcukluuan and gives one
the power to throw off wasting diuv
cases.
The reason that Vinol has such
. power to heal and strengthen is bc~
condo it contains in a highly conceib
iratcd form all of the curative, modi-
ciuul and strcngtlbcreatlng clomcntu
of cod livcr oil. antuullydakcn from
fresh cods' livers, with tho unclean.
nullscaling oll eliminated and ionic
iron uddcd. - , ‘ ‘
So sure are we of what Viuol will
do that m» ask every person in South
Nor-walk suffering from wuuk lung)».
stubborn hacking coughs or any wasn-
ing disease to try Vinol on 'our offer
to return iuoncy it' it fails. ’l‘hc (Illif
ford l’lmrnnury, South Norwalk. "
wecka' show. Minn l3cdt’ord will drive
lilldrcd, with whom shc has won so
mnny‘bluc ribbons. Thorn are eight
cutrieu for the. event, one a lady, M rs.
James limit, and the others; gentlemen.
'l‘hcy arc Reginald Vanderbilt, Edward
Knlcrclum, Ill 1). Holloway and rcpro
scututlvos of li‘nirmont, and Avondulo
.
'i'own Clerk Joseph G. Hyatt was
busy yesterday trainpiug the marshes
of Shcru'ood’a island looking for u
pleca of salt meadows for a client. The
affable town clcrk isn't pl‘t‘llul'cd to say
just how the mrudow was lost lull it
is just. tho sonic and lbwould bc‘ well
if the genial loop clcrk would utivcr-
tine it as strayed or stolen and offer
a rowurd for its. rotul'n. no questions
uskcd. Whip found it might alum be
.well to put a collar on it and (mo of
tho tug-s whirl? tho stoic no goncrouu-
iy providcd for tho dogs of tho town.
if llli‘y are good for a dog they must
also hr good for salt marsh. Any-
one limliug u piece of salt marsh wan-
dering ulumt the country will rcceiw
a polite “thank- you" if lhcy roport
to the town clerk.
flaw...
nus. GILBERT
roaring BOND
Clever Shop Litter Whom the
Bridgeport Police Rounded
up Fails to Appear- in Court
BRIDGEI‘OR'I‘. Nov. iii—Mrs. Irene
Gilbert, alias Mrs. E». C. Gilbert,
alias Lillian Muddy, tlie‘clever shoplift-
duys ago while attempting td-purloln
a. fur boa in the storeof the How-
laud Dry Goods Company, failed to ans-
wer when her name was called in the
a cash bond of .800 which was furnish-
ed by her attornely. ,thn 0. Chamber-
lain. Clark Burnuxctuled. the bond
and as the woman didnot appear it
was declared forfeited. , The Gilbert.
woman is reputed to, be, connected with
a gang of seven of thocleverest shop
litters and fences in the country. Three
trunks containing neveral thousand dol-
lars worth of women's fine wearing
apparel which the woman brought to
this city to dispose ofnnd which the
police found in an apartment in the
Berkshire flats, are still at the head-
quarters. Railroad , ,tectlve Hazel-
burst. has identlfied ‘ woman as be-
lug Annie Miller, afimost notorious
baggage thief who Witha gang of con-
foilcl'uten operated so successfully on
custom and southern railroads about
a your ago, that one railroad lone lost
ncrly $100,000. .Two of ”I. were
arri stod and broke Jail in country
and nrc now under most In Paris.
The ball on which the Gilbert woman
was released is said to have been fur-
nlshcd by hcr confederatcs in New
York uml immediately securing her
l'rocdo mthe woman took the first train
to rxmv York. 'l‘ho local police are
much disappointed that the wonmu
'as allowed to slip through thcir fin-
gers no easily.
TH E lMMORTALS.
Tcu Littlc Painters standing in a litter
One wont to illustrating then throw
Wei-c niuo.
Ninc Little Painters, very up to date:
Ono founded a corrcspondoucc school.
than there were eight.
Eight Little. l’aiutcrs. greatest under
heaven ;
Th0 dolllcuuun fllll.‘ ("u-"h”; (ixprpm. OW) hurt“ his ht‘lld. ”Kill there were
on of the .lcuup-Shorwmnl library huvc
Ht'VNl.
Sovon Little Painters biggest mcu
w for 1 over. It was )lunucd to
him“ in: oponlng homo 1tlmc thlu Fin! bitilc Painters for whom the pub-
month but the building could not. ho lic roar:
Ouc bocamc a chalk-talknr, than there
wore four.
inherit wcuk lllllgfl
or who was arrested here several.
City Court this morning. The woman ‘
was released last, Monday evening on .
.Pa‘per, Corilflcdliy haulinwul
Have all the mo of Actual
Currency-Merchants to Ac-
cept Them
DANi‘lllllY.‘Nov., l5.~Whon the hub
ioriiy of the men dud women dniploy-
cd in the factories ofthis city and
row they will I'cceiVo it in the form
01' certified check» instead of in paper.
silver or gold pin-rancy, The checks
will lmva, however. all the value of
actual currency and a five or ten dol-
iur chock, signed by a local. manufac-
turer and certified by either of tho
National buuku of thin tlty, may it“
used for ordinary purposes of. trade
exactly as a five or a tan dollar bill
,would bc uacd.
l' 'l‘hc scarcity of ourreucyol‘ all kinds
iu rcapmmlblc for this atop. which was
last. rcuortcd to in llunbury, in
whoa chucks. were used horc jut-it as
they will be used tomorrow and per-
luum for a tow wacks to conic. Tho
.sauuo plan was adopted in Hartford
two would; ago. and in also in operation
in \l‘ulcrbury. Now Haven and other
‘(,.‘(llllit|(‘lltlll cities. Danbury is one of
llhc last to turn to it to ride over the
'scarcliy of actual cash that. has bother-
cll lilo luminous world for scvcrnl
\t'ookh‘.
The turn national banks of this city
amide a mutual agreement a few dnyu
ago to certify checks instead ofprovid-
inc cash for payrolls, but. the plan
was not mudc public until yesterdai'.
, win-n rcprosentativcs of the bunks met
.ullhlilf‘ Danhury- illustrious Men's As~
‘eaciutiou in the. rooms of tho Danbury
club in tip- Hotel Green and laid ”18
mattcr bcfor'c a large and representa-
tive gathering of tho city‘s merchants.
i’l‘ho uu'pose of tho meeting was to 11$-
corruiu if tho merchants would agree
(to accept the checks when presented
by their customers. in lieu of cash.
The row. of the association to receive
the checks was unanimous.
Marml‘acturcrs will issue the checks
in denominations of five and ten dol-
lars. Each check will bear the algmb
Lure of the manufacturer to whose ac-
count it is drawn and will be certified
by the bank. A person presenting a
l
.storcs in, payment of a purchase of less
than five dollars will very likely re~
ccivo in change a check for five dol-
lars and- the balance in cash, it. all do-
.pcndlngvupon how much actual cash
the merchant has available for change
purposes. The checks will be accept-
ed for deposit at any of the banks in
this city, national or sayings, just as
though they Were bank notes.
ulsroarEu’nuuuBs -
hauur'poaauu LOAN
Some French Papers Start Story
that $40,000,000 Was Want-
ed to Fight War With ‘lapan
PARIS, Nov. 15.——Distortcd rumors
concerning the character of the nail“
tiatlons conducted by .l. Picrpom. Mor-
gan and Company with the Bank of
France with the view to obtain be-
tween $20,000,000 and “0.000.000 in
gold for direct shipment to New York.
which after having, been in progress
since last. week, weré definitely broken
of! yesterday, have looked out here
and newwapers havapriutod a most
ridiculous report on the llubjcct. Ono of
the newa agencies tries to make it ap-
pear that the United Stutcu Govern-
ment. was seeking gold for the purposo
or filling its war chem in anticipation
of hostilities with Japan. This agency
announced that a. United States Go-
vernment short term loan was lmmlu-
out and that Japan had protected
against its admission to the Paris
Bourne, believing “that. the alleged
dearth of gold in the United states
is a bluff and that. the crisis was doli-
bcrately premeditated in ordor to per»
mil. America. to build up its war lrca-
sury.‘
it is almost Ilt‘l'tlit‘HS to mid lillll
tho roporlu circuiulml in l‘t‘ to tho at“
loci that tho l‘niml Sonics had applicd
l’m- pcrmlusiou to lint a loun on tho
Boursc. and lili'l illt’ .lopuucno authori-
llcu hurl ili‘tllt'niwti iil‘t. pith-nu l’oumlw
llllll. .
RATES OF POSTAGE ON: POST
CARDS AND POSTAL CARDS
MAILED UNDER COVER
OF ENVELOPES.
The following orders and ,uoticcs
Wore luaucd from the bureau of Third
Asulutuut l'oatmactcr Geucral A. 1..
larwshc, October till:
Pout cards and poctni curds mullcd
under cover of uddlod‘onvuilopos (trunn-
parent or otherwise) are chargeable
with postage at the brat-clung. rule-
' . la n it til slriu . Mr. allvc; two cents an ouuoovor fraction thoro-
.‘l‘igli‘lll'lmllllt‘llukézllga Shall: andl it ‘lu pm- 000 married money. lht‘ll there were of. if inclosed in unsealed envelopes.
hablc that he will not roturu uutll thc flvc. they are subieotto poataco according
to the character of the uicaaage~ut
the llrutwlaus rate if wholly or partly
in writing. or the thlrdclauu rate (om:
cent for much two ounces or fraction
thereof) if entirely in print. and the
' pouinge should he ulllxcd to the cave
Bcthcl draw their wocltly pay tumor-l
meal
ten dollar check at any of the local »
Four little Painters-~Art'u Epitouc:
Ono invented a patent cimrn,
there were three.
5
Three Little Painters. apostles of the
New;
Ono bucked his brush and then there
ware two.
then
Yesterday an ltullau boy. l2 yearn
to.
old, apupll in the lump Sliiigamck Onoqmttlo Painter. a trifle
attempted to remove the wnlcr
, 'l‘wo [Milo Palmersjulmng in the sun;
‘ One. blurred to death, thou thorn was
i
“plop.”
lopeo covering the promo.
lncloaed in envelope having an opcn-
lng exposing the 'a .mp3 cannot be
recognized in payment of poutagc
tharcom . :w.
However, where such Gill‘dil. proper-
ly addressed andnrepaldwbcaring no
matter rondurlng them unmallablc uni
Ho (par. m and 539 (par. 4) when
iacnt openly in the mallow-are inoloscd
shy 0f in envelopes. it will be assumed that
they ware iuudvcrtmniy placed uudcr
Pontiac stamps affixed to such cards,
.der I’ostnmuter-Gencml'a Orders Nou.‘
”6 WOIli‘. to work. Mid then “left“. Wild “Oder. mm they may be removed “Hing.
. murmurs ‘OAUSE ~
reams ELSEWHERE ,p, ..
COOPER suvs momma
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. The following remarkable statement;
wan recently made by 1.. T. lellelfi
it concornn the preparation which has
been so widely discuuscd throughout
the country during the punt your, and
has sold in pitch enormous quuutltlch
in loading cities:
“it is now a wolbknown fact that
wherever l have introduced my New
l‘.)lacovcry medicine. hundreds of peo-
ple havo brought internal paranltea,
or tapeworma. to mo. in many canon
thosc people did not know the. nature
of tho parasite, and woro consequently
extremely nervous until I explained
the matter to them. in souiotciticn so
umuy have. had this experience that
the public gonornlly hocmuc alurmod.
. "1 take this opportunity of. explain-
ing what those crcuturcs are. and what
i havo lcurnedhbout thorn in the. past.
”Tlllltlwiil'l‘ are much more. tiOlll‘
mon than would be supposcd. 1 war
fare .to auyxthat. ton per cent. of all
chronic stomach trouble, or what is
known as u ‘rumlown‘ condition, is
caused by them. An, individual may
stiffer for years with one of thcsc great
parasites and not be aware of it.
“Contrary to gonoral bclicf, the up-
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POPULAR, AMUSEMENTS.
MUSIC HALL. ' '
'I‘he pleasing program. at Music Hall
this week, is drawing the usual large
crowds. 'l‘ho moving picturcs arc, now
and original. and hold the closest at‘
tontion of the audi icc. Owing to the
demands of the put one of Music Hall
the vaudeville feature will be discorr
tinned after this Week, and the ma:
nagement will again confine its efforts
to the moving pictures.
a special matinee on Saturday at 2:15
o’clock. with ten cents admission to
any part of the house. *
BROWN FROM MISSOURI.
Of the five companies conducted this
scuson by tho Lcandcr DoCordova
Company. the managors pride them.
selves on Brown From Missouri, which
is now touring the eastern states, to
a record-breaking business. What‘s in
a name? Some say Brown From Mis-
souri is a Masoott. Others that the
people want a. musical farce comedy:
.but whether it is the name or the na-
ture of the show that. gets thom in.
still they como. Ilrowu says through
the piece. “You‘ll have to show me,"
while the public now days say the
some thing, and come it.) be shown.
Hal Brown. Miss Ethci Blaude, Lean.
dcr De Cordora and Miss F‘rancls
Brooke head this cxccllont attraction.
and are ably supported by an excel-
lcut company. and every point in this
successful nuisicalui‘arce will be given
due prominence and iutcrprolution.
The musical numbers were written os-
pcclaliy for this attraction. and are.
of the kind that you go home whistling
'und humming. 1Will be seen ill Hart's
’i‘hoaire one night only, 'l‘ucsdny, No-
vcmbcr l9. .
MRS. Nli:\\'I\'lltl\"S (‘OXCI-IR'l‘.
The Halifax l‘loruld‘ has tho follow
ing comment of .i. ilumblrd iiuffcy,
tho distinguished baritone. 'Wll't) will
appcnr at Mrs. l.illinu Slfcrwoo'l‘h‘ow-
liirk's concert :1! l.ock\vond'aliull. on
tho evening of Norcmher 20: “Mr:
llul‘i'oy is a true urlial and has a mac
sung with tho orchestra null which
countitulcd one of tho chiri' :~i.:':lf‘litlllS
of tho \vlloic program.”
There will be)
nitlccul \‘m't'r- that ho \\'.lS :llil" m lbw
ito oxccllcnt :uivnniuc'c in tho with"
firm from ‘llic \\':‘ilkurc.' which hc‘
uncultur-
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petite in not greatly increased-4t only
becomes irregular. There is a. general
feeling of familiarity, however. and a
gnawing sensation in the pit of the
stomach. ‘ ,
‘ “People afflicted with one of theatre
parasitcu arc nervousund depressed.
'l‘hclr chief scunatlon in one of lan-
guor, and they the very easily. Lack
of allergy and ambition affect the body,
and the mind becomes dull and sing-
gish. The memory becomes not -so
good, and tho eyesight is generally
poorer.
"The Now Discovery. in freeing
alomachhml bowels of all impurities.
acoms o be fatal to tlicae great worms,
and a: roast. luuncdlntcly cxpols them
from the syatciu. i wish to assure any.
one who illlti the oxpcricnco just relat-
ed with my preparation, that there is
no cause for alarm in the matter, and
that it will as a rule. menu a speedy
rcntorution to good health."
The Cooper medicines are a boon
to stomach suffcroru. We sell themlv—
'l‘hc Clifford Pharmacy, South Nor—
walk; The Bridge Pharmacy, East
Norwalk.
‘—l ‘ flew-221-
A worthy professor was invited to
dine at. the house of aulndy'of fashion.
The day was hot, the wine cool; the
professor's thirst great, and the fair
neighbor with whom the professor was
engaged in a. lively. Conversation .fllicd
liis glass as often as it was emptied.
thn the company rose from the
table. the professor notified. 10 his
great consternation, that he. was un-
steady on his feet. '
in his aun‘ioty to save appearance
be repaired to the drawing-room.
where the lady of the house yielded to
the wishes of her lady friends and
ordored the nurse to bring in the baby
twins.
The pair were lying together on a
pillow and the nurse presented them
for the inspection of the person near»
est the door, who happened to be the
professor. .
The latter gazod intently at them for
a while, as if deciding whether or
not they were two or one, and then
said somewhat huskily: ‘ ‘
“Really, what a bonny little childi"
A popular Now England prcachcr
says that if his sermon cvcr strcichos
beyond the twenty mlimtcs to which
he nienns always to limit it. the words
of his litilo (laughter ring in his ears.
and he. reflects that some of his con-
grcgution uro doubtless feeling as she
did on a mouu‘u'ablc occasion. '
The occasion was the lltlla girl's
sixth birthday. wiiiclilchanccd to come
on 'l‘haukhgiving dilly. - - . . ~
She went. to church with her motil-
cr and not quietly trough the service.
The scrnlon was mmsually good, the
minister could not, bolp thinking: he.
had picniy soapy, and he said it"
iluculii'.
"How did you like my sermon?" he
naked tho youngc'ljlticnu they walked
ihomo ingother. her; small hand in his
win mo. , , , *
i “You prcachod awful long. father"
isaid the little girl, “lmt' l" poured it.
vlwoausc i love you‘ and I know i'i
how u nico diuua’r'when, i got h‘pmc.
:uml forgot what 'ifrl'bcen through."
, _.._._'a_'__
“Suppose i can’t ruisc. the rent?"
nuiil‘tho now tcuunl. facctiously. “I‘ll
;do all the rout raisinv " rcsnonxicrl t‘vo
ilundlord. griml,\'.——Clc\'clami Plain
l limit-1‘.
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The United Am
personal uupervlulou of Dr. W. F.
any glances if there abonld be any
stores and are not perfectly uatlsf
To Become
i
and has a air of our Gladimore Po
$3.00 Value.
Chlldrcn't Eyes
pepla ,
'FQRT‘HIS wannopm,
wish to announce that. their South Norwulk utoro, which has been
cloned for tho pant wock on account of not. having alooul nuiungor. in
now open, and during thlu wcok ull oxamhmtionu will be under the
United Amorlcan Opticians, a New York (lill‘llUl‘titlt‘lll with hcndqunr.
turn at. 110 Final. 23rd Sb, New York City. llr. 'l‘rutll
meet, all old patient» and now’ as well and will ho plouucri to cimnko
Our Special can In:
Our upcolallat makes his regular $6.00 examination of your eyes
in gold filed frames, upcctncleu or are glusuen, and the full coat to
you this week will ho only .48 cents. .
. v‘. u‘ki‘w
”‘80
I Offer
erica‘n Opticians .
Truth. who is at. the head of the
would film to
which have been bought at
notary.
Acquainted, ,
Dill"
rfoct. ,Visicn, Spherical Locum flood
Ginsu, Eye:
mama, $2.00.
Thou-Incl- tow
thozothur marble establluummu. fuming warm”? ihmmfiwngh‘flgr‘h‘hi $1.; mayjlgglégobpngngt[1291335 X‘t‘i‘gorliig none. Puck from up? gluiigzciigg withouthddhlunul hpcclctly and For. _ loot from,
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m. aha-«a.» y.
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Do not neglect. yourpyes. Delay: are councilman dpngerous. We .
only lltiviho glances when needed. spacial around Marconi-cut ram
llilll Woolf. . id.“ any, ‘
'f The United merican Opticians,
; _ lunch ofllo lutdfldptdllowvorlg; '
. cram-tom Bionic» ‘ ‘ M 1 Wm» mm.
Acts of Roosevelt remind us .
We. ourselves can skirt Minus;
And. dcpnrtlng. leave behind us.
'i‘ccthmurks on the octopua.
wKausnu City Star.
hww
familyw *‘l‘h v o w ti. ‘ b‘ Rev; lug his haddl'and arm. badly. The boy
lunar ll. ngdgihfchmaifivof giftich'si Wan taken to .lanuonu drug More and
llohw. Aitcr the honeymoon they will the burns wore drcaucd by llr. lowcrf.
bu- in homo to their friends at till (marine boy .«ul’fcrrd severely and it wll
don strum. Stamford. ho a long time before ilu- inn-nu haul.‘
. Minn Emily Bedford will compote
~ltchiug. torturln 8le oruptionu. In several of the events in tho llot‘ac
Ointment brings quit: relief and lust-
Tamara the three varieties of
"Oti‘ibf’illl" Preparation which arr-
orcatlnn warmuch favorable comment
everywhere. Each package in put up
according to the ‘ntrlctcst pure fwd
lawn. cit does not mantra an expur.
. . cook to be good pics from
g‘etgfiilfldihlf“ insane proper propor-
Motherwar did you not scream
when Hans kinsodwou? . ‘
l)aiiglitorwllathreutcmcit me.
Mother-”110w?
Daughterw-He said if I did he’s nev-
,. or kiss me aguiti.«Moggcndorfcr
Church-Hi understand he made all of Bumpy,
show at Madison Square tinnicu next up, muggy out of a certain kind of mt” , ‘
noui of all .mmdim mi in ii“? disflxurmnnoirAnw one wuumoan'mwm. mus Redford will enter to the m nothnmw'l‘hatfa right. He's 'a. «1 am» a dim. mlinouallcht." ”he,
put-lam» rcudv for vour immediate use. in; cures. Fifty cents at any dill! Forest King (lap. the most vuhablo. Wall street manlwi'oukcra Staten- murmured. "1 Was brought up in
At ”5.2", 10 min. Aurora. , ‘ land must nought for prime of the whole man. ‘Plltuburg, too." ”.9 scalar—Judge.
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