' ham' s, Oct. 30111 at'l
A meeting of the directors of 11101
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Men'sFleecodat.....E... .451: and 500
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MAHACKEIVID 1181' 5L ELOGK.
:AOU'IA'H NORWALK."‘ M11
. Wat-«A 111m aw
~11de 51A
W. E ill—oddy, of Waterbury, was a E
visitor in town, yesterday.
Miss Lelia Elwbod is 111 at her home
in West Main street, Norwalk
I
“There will be a smoker at the Cath-
olic Club house this evening.
4Hallowe' on paper napkins crepe DR
pet and post cards at William P
Becrs' book and stationery stores.
W. H. Smith has sold his beautiful
home in Ci'anlrnry and has removed
to his former home In New Rochelle.
Charles Wilson, clerk in Weeds
pliar.inacy' cut his left hand yester-
day on a piece of broken glass while
at work
Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Pldgeon, of
.—s-.. -4-
q We have a fine line
Oi Talcuin ToiletPow-
tiers, 1111111 on perfume
(I Talcum Powder pi'c-
vents and cures chops
or rough skin caused
Arrhygthe hotly mods. .1 1.
”a Fine for gentlemen
after shaving. : Best for
babies at 411
"'E'E'Il MW'
ERW. W IE[[EI. JR
. " oRuooIs'r
a NORTAIr'IEMAIN STREET. 4
L 826:3
M l
,4... 1.4.4.4 o.»
Reduction in Side-
boards and Buffets
Taylor avenue, have been entertaining SIDEEBOARDS value $40; :330
Captain Dexter K Cole. of Northporu
LOng‘ island
George E. Sartain, of West street, is
home from a three weeks
trip to Pennsylvania and is much 1111
proved in health.
IMr.
South Main street, have been enter
bathing Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fools,
of New lork city
vacation I
and "Mrs. William 0. Roots, ofI
now, - -
SIDEBOARDS, value 835; ,$25[
now,
SIDEBOARDS, valu'e $25; 3518
_ now, ‘ -
SIDEBOARDS, value 815; .810
now, -
The town assessors will meet at the BUFFETS value $35. $28
store of H E Mead .& Co. East urc- I.
one, this evening. and at E, E (.101-
l.{) 111.
South Norwulk Public Library will be
held tomorrow evening at the reading BUFFETS, value $i5 50;
room 1114 Washington street.
'1 lie Officers Association of the Nor
walk Fire Department will hold its
regular meeting tomorr'w evening at
the headquarters in Ma 11 street.
William Clary. of West street has
secured a position with the Nor'thpoit
Oyster Company, having resigntd his
. position with the National Oyster Car
rlcr Company
——Dr. Dick‘s cures Malaria.
Tire w. G. 'i. 11. will meet with Mrs.
J. A Richardson, 10 West avenue, to-
niorr'ow afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp.
Any interested in temperance fie in—
vited to attend
011 Wednesday evening, November
4 the higher SE'unday school classes
of the Norwalk Congregational Church
have planned to lioid a sociable at the
church chapel
Miss lda Fooie, of W estport, has
issued invitations to a large number-
.of Norwalk friends, to attend a Hal
loween party to be held at her home
Friday evening.
Butler Lodge and the Rebekahs held
E a very successful rehearsal of the cir-
cle for their coming minstr,els and the
ladies of the exhibition team will have
a rehearsal tonight. at 7: 30 oclock.
A delegation from Lincoln Council.
No. 4 Order of United American
Mechanics, visited Deeds Council in
Stamford Tuesday 'cvenlng, and wit
nessed th'e conferring of the second
degree. ~
Congressman E. .1 Hill is scheduled
to make another V'addicss at Smiths
Theatre in Bridgeport. tomorrow
. evening. The Rough. Rider Glee Club.
of South Norwaik, will accompany Mr.
Hill, and r'en'der a number of patriotic
campaign selections.
The Fourth Company. Coast. Artil-
lery Corps, C N. C. of Bridgeport last
night unanimously ,11oinir111ted First
Lilcutenant Arthur C. Bennett to sue
coed Captain Clifford 'B. Wilson, rc-
tired, and Second ideutcnunt John 11.
Chase. .lr., to be first lieutenant. The
nominees will take their examinations
at Hartford and if they pass success-
fully they will receive their commis-
sions shortly.
Jacob A, Rudder
the w ell known
painter and paper hanger, had the con- '
tract ton painting the new residence
of M. R. Bennett, at Rhodonoliu Park
and states that all the work on the
building, by the various contiactors‘
was done by uiEl'iEo‘nE workmen. Stories
that Mr.“ Bennett employed nonunion
labor, or is opposed to labor organiza-
tions are declared by Mr. Rudder to
be false.
Through a. misunderstanding, the
entertainment committee of the Nor
'2,
walk Republican Working Club, ad-'
vertised that Congressman E. J. Hill
was to make a .short'speech at the
headquarters in Main street. last even-
ing. Consequently a large crowd of
people gathered, expecting to have the
pleasure of hearing the remarks made
by the congressman. About 8 o'clock,
however Charles Dliworth appeared.
and stated the. case to the people, and
said that as they had figured on hat-1
1 ing Mun Hill nothing else had been
prepared in the way of an entertain-
merit. Mr. Hill .will speak Saturday
evenlngninstead of last, night. ,
Ciga1:5, fiigarettes, Taba‘Vcco
"'id Smokers'Articles of all kinds
MAE‘EHACKEMO BLOCK
Dr MK WEE?
11.11151,
12 Kaouantb St. 50. “Milk.
HOiJEs—E—B a. m. to 8 p. m.
SUNDAYS-12 to 4 p. m.
Adolph W. Dreyfnss, 4
1F. A. MITCHELL
now, -
E,BUFFETS value 820; $
. now, -» .
16
*:11.._.
now, '
Cur. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn. =
CITY
Assessors’ Notice
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations.
liable to pay taxes in the City of
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of them. on or before the 2d
day of Novembei'.1908.a written or
printed list. dated. signed and sworn
to,,of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October, 1908,1111-
ble to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate each parcel be-
ing separately described
N. B -—-Lists may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council Room, Hav
iland street, South Norwalk, from and
including October. 19,1908, to and in.
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o’clock,
a. 111., and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock:
11. n1.; on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o‘clock in the evening. and Monday,
November 2, 1908, from 7:00 to 9:00
p.111: .- 1 - .
,Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
Conn, October 10, 1908.
' FRANKLIN A TOLLEES
D. :4.WlLLIAM HARFORD
010 Mt. .
TEL. 5734. ATEL. 573-4.A
Ne .
Goons
Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service
1.4'
and Popular-Prices Are Drawing
Features at Our store. 4
Fancy Fresh Made Butter. "l‘ry
OursE' We get it twice each week
All the popular brands of Cheese
Headquarters for Fancy Cakes,
Crackers and Waters. ' 1'
The Ferris Ham's, Bacon and Smok-
ed Tonguem ~
Chase & Sanborn’ Es Celebrated Teas
and Coffees, all grades and prices
New Canned Fruits and Vegetables
are arriving. Get our price by the
case or dozen, assorted to suit:
“Buy Edibles that You Can Eat.’
Chiirch 8: Miller
, LEEADEING GEOCEVRS.
.. 343' WEST wASHINoToAN 8T. _
Cut Down the Cost
7' AND VET .
DRESS BETTER THAN EVER,
That’s quite a trick! But our custo- ‘
mei's do it easy. 0111 made- to-mensure
S ITS AND TOPCOAAES,
front Rh choice woolens in 11 ch have
evci'yifi'lll of Fashion and
'I'nctlon or ‘
YOU PAY NOTHING.
That‘s our guarantee—Come undue
“the s. KOPPEL
. 4 ,FAaHIONABLE TAILOR,
24 No. Main St, South Norwalk.
4Tol. 336-6.
t Imper-
E Ian 9
South Norwalk. that they are required '
eluding November 2,4908, saidlomce’ _.
-; Assessors. _ 1
E EvenInEg, 8‘ 149A.
V 4A ONE WHAEEIK COMMENCWG MON-
:for one solid week. COEEEnEEWICEEEg on
th his
E the well known story taller and mono-E
t5 Comforts ‘
The breath of cold winds these days remind you that you will need .'
Blankets and Coniioi'tabios You will ll
shown in this EvloVinlEy. ..
These Blankets and Comfoi'tublcs w
1ch clothing to buy and who is not adw
11d at this store the largest
m ”It 141 i
t - it ‘ .41 ‘1 1
ill Interest everybody who has warm 1
11's.. in saving money. Stocks arc the ‘
Anrost complete we ever had, values are astonishing
BLANKETS,
COMFoRTAsLs‘s
lbs 81 Ct.
.Funei'al Directors
12- 18 North Main Street,
as WALL sTREEET.
mWoouoouo
CALLS EVERY DAY
FOR HUSTLING
PHONE 433.
mommmummmo
69.: to $7. 50
98c to $5. 00
and Embalmers.
South Norwalk, Conn.
O. B. Jackson
Optician. E
Everything; in the Optical Line.
EYes Examined Free.
NORwALK.
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ERRILL
YOUNG MEN ' V
WHO LEARN BUSINESS
BOOKKEEPING, COLLEGE
SHORTHAND, DON'T DELAY. BEGIN spw.
TYPEWRITING, AT Day and Night Clauses.
South Norwalk. ' Stamford. Port Chester.
mommwuwmu E ' w
L ........ _...- -....,.._4.44_........_._
Flanneiette Garments
New styles andsplendid values in Night Robes, Underskirts,
Pajamas. Children‘s Petticoats, etc.
or attractive assortment. Come an
We never offered a more varied
d see them.
.N. E. RVan 8. Co._,
86 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
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WITH THE
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‘7' ACENLA MANAGER‘
‘3 DAYS, STARTING THURSDAY, OCTOBER E29Tl4i
EV 4 _ FRANK ELMO 'AND'HIS DOG
Batu Cooper Relengas‘etl
The M4ay,jir'vlrn
of Vaudeville
4. ‘5 THE TALK
4. on some NORWALK
for E3 (163’s The Silbars
EEproncntsE of
Dutch Comedy
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n——THE ALLEN CHILDREN
at: is: CHILDREN oN T4 E TAGE
HVOYT’S THEATRE.
V SATURDAY, OCT. 31.
MAATINEE AANo NIGHT.
D. W. ROBERTSON’S
FAM6us
MOVING PICTURES
and VdudeVIIIe
With Everything New.
Direct From New York City.
Miss St'éilii Scheiner
has been réongaged to sing the Illus
trated songs. ‘-
Mailner! 2: 145 5c and 101:
' we and 20c
*HO'YT'SE THEATRE.
'1'; DAY, Nov. 2.
The World's Famous Mdgiqian, Illu-
slonist, Telepathist and
Wond'ém'rorldob. .E
The. Great Albini
who will make his appearance here
the. 11111911443 ditto, together
company oI‘ high class vaudeville ar-
Etists, [minding such names as ..l Ber-
hard Dyllvn late iii the! 1 Johnny
Jones 00.: Miss Bessie Allen, the Call-
fo rnlan Dancing Doll; Mart Fuller,
logist, and other well- known stars
PRICES ..... . .......... 10c. 20c, 30c
Ladlea’ Tickets Monday nghtA lelt-
ed to 300.
.1;
stuff is rot.
MEASLES CLOSES FAIRFIELADE
SCHOOLS.
sournron’r, Qct. 28-4‘11e epidem-
1: of measles whiCli has struck the
own; is one of the most virulent and
:xtensivc ever known in IIIIBIVICIDIL)’.
)11 Monday the Pequot schohl was
'losod down for two weeks. on no-
‘Clllll. of the prevalence of the ‘ (Its-
use. Overforty cases were reported
'i'om one room In this school, and the
ward or education was compelled to
suspend the sessions So far there
have been no deaths although there
we several cases which are giving the
parents much worry. Should the epi-
demic continue the school willremaln
:Ilosed until there is a cessation. The
Shoriiinn school.at ii‘uirficld Center.
is also closed until further notice. as
th‘creis a number of cases among the.
scholars. Ate-W scattered cases are
reported from the other schools in
town, but. so. faroth’ey have «not been
serious enough to compel" thesuspeu
sion of the sessions.
CAM‘ .L‘Cu .-....o.L:Aoi ' ..
so," the , ‘ 1 ‘ 11.1 Kim! 1111 Willi! Minus Bough
ilguuturo
of
MEAREK WAINE'S FRIENDS PEEFEVIOTESEET.
Mink 'I‘waina 111181101111 friends and
admirer-s4 are up in urnis‘ over the do
clarhtion of ProfeSsor William Norman
(Sluthi'ie, of. the University of. the
odtl1,madeEbe£oE14‘o the St. Louis So-
ciety’ of Pedagogy, that much
Clemens humor is "rot. " Protes-
sor Guthrie nearly took the breath out
of his hear rs, when irorexclaimed:
, "Min-it, 4w 1114 is unquestionably 1‘1
genius, and as written some things
that make one laugh, but a lot. of his
JuSt compare him with
Alphonse Daudet the French Novel
lst, Twain Is a genius, but we want
[some one who will retain the natural
_ Irefinement of our language? 1
line 4
LOCOMOIIILE
‘Cup Race.
going.
ELMORE _ '
Two (15' rte, valt oloss engine
1 car for It noI'lch.
uses some will never be
. {l l Alcar.
tor $2500.
Touring. Car 4
Seven passenger's, 82500.
is wonderful.
mowoioouknoyunuonououu
The only American car to win ltll International
it Is built like a rock and is always
“ ' . competitors.
in this car
parts of. trouble 91111131141 oblltci 'atcd The. only
EFOoI .pi'ooi‘.
satisfied with any other
11 11111 equipped, $1750, (1111101 be counted
Four-cylinder Elmore
'l‘iiclr' power on hills
’1‘ his is our line of Automobllcs for 1909,
39 Wall Street,
11.11 1'
The man who
public has
clinrbs
Aiiici' rc.1.
8
oc * woo
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
Norwalk Conn.
m.”.....”m....”””9.00QOOMOWMNOWQQ”W.””Wm.w“
~—-— 4.. fig:
CANDIDATES STILL BEUSVY
Messrs. 'I'aft and Bryan WlEIl Speak to
Syracuse This Evening.
NE W Y()RK,,.(V)Ect 29—4-1110. twoprin
cipnl candidates for president, William
11. Tait. and William J. Bryan, follow-
ing' a day of busy campaigning up
state, will i'cachSyr'amise tonight.
when.1 botii are scheduled to speak.
’VII‘; Taft begnndho day's tour with a
speech at Lyons, then traveled east»
ward. his itinerary calling for stops at
(‘liiiuindniguit (lcnevn, Seneca Falls
and Auburn. Mr. Bryan‘s last day of
campaigning in New York state our—
ricd him westward and included
speeches at, Cohocs, Albany..l.lticu and
Rome, Ex-Judgo Alton 13. Parker ex»
pccts to speak with Mr. Bryan at. the
Syracuse iiiectlrig.
The running mates of Tall and
llryau continued their campaign work
today in their home states, Mr. Sher—
» 1111111 speaking nt..Aibnuy.W while Mr.
AKrrn's itinerary calls for addresses at
several meetings in lndiarra.
Three cabinet members will address
E voters in as many states tonight. Sec
rotary Cor'telyou will speak in New
York, Secretary Root. in Toledo, Ohio.
and Postmuster-(i1choralMeyer in Be-
luii', Md,
Governor Hughes and i.lciit.-Govei"
nor Chandler continued their guberna-
torial campaign up state. Eugene W.
Chafin and A. S. Watkins, Prohibition
presidential and. viccupresidentinl- can-
didates, are in Ohio today; Thomas 11'.
Hisgrn, presidential candidate of the
independence Party, is in New Jersey
Eltiltl Eugene V. Debs, the’ Socialist
presidential candidate, is traveling iii
his “Red Special" through lilinois.
STOP THAT COLD .
or it may result in pneumonia. Brar
zillan Balm is breaking up coidsfilien-
ever tried, almost without. exception.
10c, 25c, 500 and $1.00. Bottles. _ The
Clifford, Baxter's and 'Pialsted's. ”
MORE REBATING CHARcss.
SAN FRANCISCO,1'O<I, 29.~Afte'r
argument on dcnruirers against in
,dictiucnts, embracing 116 counts 'of re-
btttiiig on shipments of matting from
the Orient to Chicago against tireAPa~
,ciiic Railway Company. the cases have
been submittedto Judge Deflaven,4,of
the United States District Court. The
transportation companies contended
thatrates fixed by the inter-stato'com
mercc commission cannot be appliedto
an ocean carrier. In reply the federal
attorneys hold that as the refs origi-
nally filed by the companies with the
commission were "unity" rates and ac-
cepted as such they were lawful and.
the lowering of any part of such rate
was it. \iolation of the laws.
“Emil
Brown Beauties
4Queen Quality Shoes fit the foot
as a. Paris glove fits the hand, but
fit is only one of a dozen reasons
wiry women prefer Queen EEQuality.
Shoes to all otheErEi, E“
Price—$3. 5t) and $4 00
Flynn 81 Ryan,
Phone 466. 90 Washingtonét.
' and other remedies had failed. "
inooEouanOMouoonuo
Chalmers-Detroit
A winner in the Sweepstakes race
first and second in their classes overall o‘ti'i'e‘r
TheReliabic Cadillac
EZIEEIEdEEE+ZIEKIEEf01' the price.
The E M.
Fully e qulpped, f. o b at Norwaik $1275.
to it at this price.
The Full-Jewelled Corbin
Four-cylinder, water-cooled,
Has the longest record as a winner on.hlll
and eiidurunte races of any
'11
(lame in
'i‘hc best car on'eai'th for $1500.
thirty horsepower, for $1401).
'81 1F. Car
..
the
never had a car so complete offered
30135 horsepower.
our in
Demonstrations clicei'tullv given to all who are interested. '
Later in those coiuiriirs will follow the specifications of all Aol’ these cars ~ ‘
WWO «o«90»ng«omomoowooowonommw
EE E Main Street, South Norwalk
TI'EIE MEESESAGE OFA ATHIS SALE IS
lIllI-RIIIIIR
WEIR-II
Than have ever been before In Up- to Date Garments such as ours. we E E E
sweep competition aside.
Como before the best is picked out.
'1.
Ladies' Suits, former price $22.00. for this sale ..................... $14.98
Ludlcs' Suits, former price $27.50, for this sale ..................... $17.98
lrudlcs' Suits, i‘or'incr' price $32.50, for this sale ...................... $22.50
Ludics‘ Skirts In plain black or 11iixtu1'cs. regular price $13. 00, for this
sale .......................................................... .98
l adies' Skirts regular price $7. 00, for this sale .................... $15.98
Ladies Shirts, regular price $1000 for this Esaie ..................... 586.08
Al'mdics' Short and Long Cdats regulai 111109189 040, for this sale . $5.948
l.‘.'1dies Coats, regular price $12 00 for this sale ...................... $7. 948
i. adics' Coats regular. price $145. 00, for this sale ..................... $9. 98
Silk Rain Cents, in stripes. regular price $16. 00, for this sale ........ $11.98
Silk Rain Coats. regular price $20 00, for this sale ....... . ........... $14. 98
Ladies Walsts, regular price $1. .‘10 1’01 this sale ........ l ...... 9 Be-
Not Walsts. regular price $- 5.0 for this sale ......................... 81.94%
Net and Black Silk Walsts, regular price $5 00 for this sale ........... $3. 98
Sale in Both Stores
515-5417 Main St.: Stamford.
33 so. Main St. So. Norwalk
.—.-:_ --E—4-f.4...E . .. . «Ega- _
SPEAKER CANNON EEXOENERATED. HOTEL ARRIVALS.
uyv—‘Aw— z ‘
No Blame Attached to HlmEfor DeEfeat
of Littlefleld Liquor Bill.
CHICAGO, Oct. 211-..—~'rire Tribune
this morning says In II. news “inert:
.“Tlio Republican. members ot‘ the
House Committee on Judiciary 111 the
Fifty ninth Congress have exonerated
Speaker Cannon from all blame in
connection with the defeat of the Lit
tlctieldllquor' bill. This was the men
sure which prohibited, the shipment
of liquor into prohibition districts. It
was killed by the Judiciary Committee
011 the ground that. should it pass. the
courts Would hold it unconstitutional
llecauseof the defeat of this measure
and the speaker’s alleged connection
With it, hethas been fought bitterly by4
the temperance forces, especially the
W. C1 T,U
The exoneration of the speaker by
the members of the committee was'
given in replv to a query made by the.
Central Christian Advocate published
at Kansas City. Congressman Little
field the author of the bill, previously
'iiad:declarcd*the speaker had nothing
to do with its defeat The Central
Christian Advocate wired six Republl- ‘
can members of the committee to ask
if Littlctield’s statement was true.
“The 11111 members addressed, as
Well as four chublicair members who
did not receive any mos-sage, intmcdl
,aatcly replied, supporting the Little:
field statement, in . full 4 and declaring
Cannon had nothing: whatever to do
with the fate of the bill
The. Tribune adds that the Central *
Christian Adxocate has not printed
the replies from the congressmen
W
A JEWELVER'S EXPERIENCE.
C. R. Klugei' The Jeweler, 1060 VIP-
ginia Ave" Indianapolis, Ind, writes:
“lawns outbreak from kidney trouble
Brat I could hardly walk a hundred
Get.
Remedy cleared my complexion cured
. my backache and the irregularities dis-‘
appeared, and I can now attend to
business every day, and recommend
Foley’s Kidney Remedy to all suffer
ers, as it cured me after the docttArs
Cit-
ford Pharmacy and R. H. Plats
ted.
1
THEOMPSONVILLE MAN
DEAD.
THOMPSONVILLE. Oct. 29. —-Fi‘—ank
liri Oates dropped dead of heart 1:111-
ure yesterday on the street, while
talking with a friend. He was 40
years old and is survived by it widow
DROPS
.Four bottles of Foley‘ :1 Kidney 1
MahaCkerii0~R.4' 0-014121111111111. E. 11111. '
and Mrs. .l C. Winters C J. Jennings
and son, Iloiyohen Mrs G Hood and
daughter, Scranton,- Pa :1.; L. H. Hills,
liartt‘or;d 13.11. Hui'lbutt Wilton; H
Iiocnlgstoi'g, D. DcGeorge, C. E. .10
seph, W W. Wales, AIA G larlang,
C. Hardy and Wife, New York; Geprgo
Roclwv,cil Ridgcli old. 1‘. L. i)oyle,".iVIah-’ ,
Chester; S Greensteiu, Stiles Judson,
Bridgeport; Joseth. 'El‘aylor, J. .1. Cu-
nco F H. Montgomery, William W641
seit, city; leo Williams, Saugatuclt',
Thomas C. McPartwland New Haven;
£1.12 Scoficld Stamford; G. W. suct-
.ctt, Geneva, N. Y, ' C. A. Sinith,‘WE.‘ A.
HcEaly, E G. Hunks, F. N. Hansen,
G Husc, Fred King, Boston; A. AAAJ
Gridley, Springfielad
Clifford—George Baker, West EVEirE-“'
ginia; Frank Goodchiid. city; I. H
Giv.cn 0. R Erect. George F. Long-
acre M. M Marnple New York; Ed-
ward L Coveney. C D. King, A. J.
Shaw, F. E Piukhani, F. 11. Worth,
Boston: Franklin '1‘ Chiclieatx. EPOIIBII-'-EE'TE ' E
keepsie; L E (traitor, Waterburypfi‘
weather, Ridgefield; Mrs. C. E. Beebe, "
Manchester. N H; .0. Buck, C; E. .41
Stewart. SpringfieldD .
CALI?
x r A .A E.
3,”, the , :iin Ilsilloii IiiiuIIu' It: _ T‘V.E
Elysium
THE FLEET WELCOMED.
sHANGHAI, Oct 29. -The Chinese.
chamber of commerce of Shanghai has 4
seat a message to Admiral Sherry. Wel- - '
.1" .
.Ergu.
. coming the American fleet to China.
This action is considered among lor-
signers here as noteworthy. 48s the
chamber of commerce is the body that
led the boycott; a‘galhst' American
goods here three years ago
..4_.. 9...-..
«Constipation causes headache,
WINNER, dizziness, languor, heart palpi-
tattoo. Drasttc physics gripe, sicken.
Weakeuthe bowels and don't cure.
Dean's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your di'utc
'gist.’ » i , 1
W
WINESTEED PAINTER DIESA GUDDEN
LY
WlNSTED, Oct. 29.—Hai'rlson VHV. .
Dongs who has been engaged in the ,
painting businéss here for years died
suddeniy of heart affection at his
11111 :7 1v ., '
home, early this morning. He was
about fifty eight years old. and Is sur
vlved by a widow. _
a;
P Wooliey, Hartford: F. M.- Foyer .V E
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