mlgolncthi
to put the blood in
kI Slime
congested conditions,‘
stten begk the barrel d l
or sci: ac e, ,
and all debilitated assitu e ow
I? l
“ 'I-hat Women Neéd
ax to clear the com exion when it is sallow or mudd .
iomethingt6lstrengthen the di estion when food diss rees: sometlIiIi'
to tone the nervous system w on it is depleted.
3W @4114
A IllAllll‘tIIi and sufficient remedy for the weaknesses and derange-
ments so common among women.
the el de rcssion act Iniid_i on the bowels
stimulate the litter, increage thepre ' y
one of the several organs.
conditions, Beecham s Pills are
The Right Remedy
III honest with full Girccllolu. 10:. Ind 28:.
cod order when they are pale and
hat s'omething Is
A course of these pills wilirelieve
d corpuscies in ‘the blood. and
spirits, dizzy Ispells, weak nerves
r
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BRADLEY JURY'S REUNION.
WASHINGTON Nov. 18.—Tlro jury
which one year ago held the fate of
.Mrs. Annie Bradley, slayer of Sonatm
Arthur Brown, of Utah, in its hands,
met last night at a. ba'nquct hold in
this city and sent a telegram to Ms.
,IBraIllcy, who at pIosent ls engaged
in newspaper work in Salt Lake City,
wishing her success in her political
work. ’ .
KAUFMAN AND BARRY MATCHED.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 18.~«Ai.
Kaufman and Jim Barry were matched
last night to light 45 rounds at. the
chfries Club on the night of Decom-
bor 31; The result of the. light, it. is
said hole, will eliminate one aspirant
for the heavyweight championship iron
ors.
‘J‘I’lTH T HE
I PEOPLE
POPULAR MUISI
FRE'D BEILK *—~ LESSEE
3 DAYS COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER I lsl‘ll
LANGWEED SISTERS ‘
e
Mullaliey_I,&'WETrtEEI
GEORGE
\
Frank F. and
lN ATHEIR BlG SUCCESS
”Tim Flannlrrg's Flirtation."
A ROARING FINISH“
T N ”Eras
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HOYT’S THEATRE.
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""FRI'DA' woven/lees 20. .
A POWERFUL DRAMA 0F TODAY
WHEN
WOMEN
LOVE
A PLAY TRUE TO 'LlFE.
I THE GREATEST OFIALI’. LOVE AND
LABOR onAMAs.
III I
PRICES ........... 10;, 20c. 30c, 50c
HOYT’S THEATRE.
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IS'ATUDAY. MATINEE AND NIGHT,
‘ . NOVEMBER 215T.
Sherman Dauby Presents
Mr. George Ober
Th'eIWonderful Play of Human Life,
“*“The Bishop”
'B'Iy til"! Distinguished American Author-
ess, John Oliver Hobbs I
I' (Mrs. Craigie).
I- ‘The Bishop is America's answer to
. “The Devil.
: ’ PRICES. .
“Special Ladies’ Matinee $1.00, 75c. 50c
‘5 flight. . . . . . . . . . $1. 50, $1.00, 75¢. 50c
Herr-Is THEATRE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23,
., II; R. DURANT
Offcrs‘Hls OWII Play,
E alumnus.
you read Browning?"
I"Huve 5
“The." farw'ar‘d and backward "
“Why backward
I "Wlth- the vague hopel tthat i might
Iliad some meaning toil
I":
SOME LAUGHING ACT
JAMES A. WELCH &- CO.
INCLUDING
new HAVEN avo sconss‘A
POINT.
Boston Court Sustains Demurrer to
Malone' 3 Suit.
BOSTON, Nov. 18. —-'i‘hc demurr-cr of
tire New York, New Haven and Hell-
ford Railroad to the bill of information
brought by Attorney ‘Generul Malone,
of lllassachusctts, to prcvvnt the New
sustained today by Judge Luring, III
the equity session of the Massactnv
suits supremo judicial court. for Suf-
l’olk county. The court sustained the
cmrtmllloll of the railroad that the bill
of information is not sufficiently spo-
CW. The .rttmucy general is given
two II (‘Pkfi in which to amend the orig
inal bill.
illillllllills
all.“
I GENL. MANAGER
SOUTH _
NORIWALK
couur,l;
CARL STUMPF
TURNER
l
Celella Welch.
We; p.
BASKET BALL
TEAM F,
NORWALK ARMOFIY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME NOVEMBER zano. “
SILENT FIVE
The Famous Deaf Mules.
PRELIMINARY GAME
Haven Railroad from holding stock of?
tho Boston and Maine. Railroad, was
. HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IIGlll‘fordwerss Milne. Minn Weather.
by, ll. M Frank. George H. Hughes,
chard. Syracuse; H. ’l‘. llollon. J. W.
, Tryon, H. S. Arnschel, llostorr; George
Dillil; Mr. and Mrs. Hurd, Albany: ll.
Hood and wife. Pittsflcld; Mine '1‘.
Wells, Worcester; G. 8. North, 'city;
KIIH. Edgcrton. Danbury; L. R. Hurl-
butt, Wilton; S. C. Barnum. Nt’W‘Hll-
ven; H. S. Wobbcr, Hartford; Joseph
S. Davis, R. ’l‘. llutlor. H. C. Ft'llllO. L.
\V. italrd, S. Oppcnlreim, H. N. Eust-
nIan, W. C. Williams, W. F. Crouolrer.
..l‘ A. Huston G ll. liarkius. .1. ll. Rob-
ertson. MI. and Mrs W H. Donn. A
Loeb (l M. Kuhn. G. G. Phillips '1‘ 'l‘
Harncy. George A. Campbell 1.. H.
liurr, Charles Hasaolluger, New York:
F. D Chase. .Il l. Alnslcc, F‘ l’. Calla-
ban, 1) ll Ncwcll. A M Cusack. Bos-
ton
I.._._____.____
liusm
Goldn Modal Flour makes tho’lightcnt
sponge cake I ever saw. RAL‘liiI‘J
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SENATORIAL CANVASS. ‘
MERIDEN, Nov. Ill—A canvass was
made yesterday by several prominent
‘ Republicans to ascertain the sentiment
among“ business interests as to the can-
didacy of Congrcssmun Hill and Sena-
lol‘ llraudcgce for the United States
Senate. A division of opinion was
found.‘ The members-elect of the Gen-
oral Assmnbly were declared to be
Iron-commilul.
‘should be one of the most comfortably
and attractively furnished rooman the
house, and. if furnished from our estab-
lishment, it is so. We have A'splendld
and chairs, buffets and accessories
Each piece is strongly I‘prd durably
made from the most art tic designs.
and is warranted to give thorough sat-
isfaction. Our present prices are most
moderate.
The A. J. Angevine
8r Son Co.
184 AND ass wssumo‘rou ‘I'r. .
45 Wall 8b, Nomlk.
Insurance.
l
DANCiNG FROM 10 ~UNTlL
0.’CLOCK
The hunt teams that can he seemed.
will play against 'l‘cIIIIII ll. This is the
team IIIIIt has placcd Norwalk among
the top-lrolclu-rs in the garlic,» and the
team that will conical with Middle-
lown. Stamford. Daubury and \l’atcr-
bury, this \l'illii'l. in an effort to
in Int, . to Norwalk ills Stale Champion
ship.
ADMlSSlON ............. 25 CENTS
First game begins at 8 o'clock.
12
TO FIGHT INSURANCE TAXATION
Present Method in Several states to be
Attacked.
CHICAGO, Nov. l8.—-—Thc Record-
licrald in a hows story today says: A
concral campaign :Iguiusi the present
mcthods of insurance taxation by the
states is planned. Tire life insurance
companies arc to moot. in New York
Iitv December 5, to organize their
policy holders. and the casualty com 1
panics are also enlisted.
The executive committee of the in
ternatioual Association of , Accident
Underwriters will meet in New York,
Friday, to prepare to. cooperate in the
work.
At the meeting the executive com-
mittee of the, Board of Casualty and
Surety Underwriters, thc Liability lu- ?
surauce Association the Detroit Con-
ference and the Federation of Conr-
Iuercial travelers also will be in at-
tendance. and the plans will be per-
looted for placing before ovary policy
holder in ti. country details of what
the asaociation calls “The Great
\Vrong Done Policy Holders by Taxa-
tion of Insurance Premiums." It is
understood that the fire insurrrrut c com.
panics are also preparing to coIopcr-
ate.
M‘
BRISTOL TRUCK COMPANY BURN-
_ ED OUT.'
BRISTOL, Nov. 17.—F‘irc gutted the
house of the Zealot Hook and Ladder
Company, yesterday afternoon. This is
a volunteer orgnnlzatlon. III the build-
ing several societies and labor unions
had their rooms. These lose their
prbperty. The loss .to the town is
$3, 000; to the company a ti .800 lad~
dor truck and $300 in furnishings. The
cause of the tire is unknown. When
the building .‘ , ‘
‘ POLICE SERGEANT DEAD.
BRIDGEPORS, ‘Nov. I'D—Patrick J.
Otis. first sergeant or police. and one
of the‘ best. known policeman in the
state, died at his home here today, af-
ter an illness of several weeks.
“King Solomon’s Mines” netted $5;
first seen at was spreading all oven.
We have sever-ah dooldsd bargains
in Income producing property that 3'
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town. ’ '
A
J. MLayton &Co
(Inconronsrsor
Real Estate
5 Railroad 5 Ave,
, Noawnut. coNNT.
CItyNatIonalBaIlk
SOUTH NORWAL'K. CONN.
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TRANSAOTS A GENERAL IANKING
BUSINESS. , ¢
OAPlTAl-I
memoir.
OURPL287AND PROFITI,
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EOWl'N H. MATHEWSOIN. lira.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros.
so.
..
errIiEo soowsLEca-qu. I I
peaches. I . .
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour-
John H. Knapp I Samuel Grddrn‘rar‘r
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace MIrI‘IIn‘
Christian Bwarta Jd‘hn H. Light I
. Illrg'd H. Irwin. L l'
F, K. Roberts. New York: A. C. Ron I'
M. Johnson, Hartford; WI ll. Mallctl.
Philadelphia
Mahackemo—d‘l. J. Miller, l’lrlladcl-
‘ 000 of this sum
‘_ of Alcxnudor Henderson, who died dun
line of handsome dining-room tables I
Horace E. Dana 8: son; 5
Real Estate and.
i?
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vloo~
will
Plumbing end Stelh'i
Heating
«or WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
a. IIoTovss ANII' amass,
I sure AND ml noorum,
as. sndldmmrFlttlnq on: fixtures,
‘ I 1M8!” coiling .‘I
Havsfiou sEEII oliRm 8700K or
Isl loan on Insnossrl
Tile Jon
Company
III
000 on its. first sale. '
1.? WALL :TnEET, NORWALIK.
I . ' " ‘ U
es SIHotclrkis's I u
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I 15
It
floor (II an Ayer' I
am allow All advice.
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iNVESTIGATiNG SUGAR THU 51'.”
Congress.
WASHIN GTON Nov lS.—~'i‘hut the
opinions expressed by Secretary at
War Wright yesterday in favor of free
trade wills the Philippines for tobacco
and sugar are the views of President-
elect Taft was the l'rée'ly expressed be
let in Ih‘t wavs and means committee
roar of the house when the hearing
on the sugar schedule of the tariff‘was
resumed yes§crda.y. SccreluI-y Wright's
familiarity with the industrial situa-
tion in tho Philippines leads to the
belief that he will disfclose some inter-
esting facts when he spear s befor o the
commiilco later.
The secretary oi war took occasion
Monday to attack lIhoIsoculled ”Sugar
Trust" and there is much speculation
among those who follow closely the
tariff hearings us to what effect the
remarks of the secretary of war will
have in regard to tho readjustment of
hte sugar scheduleI in the tariff bill
which is to be presented to the special
session of Congress in March. Chair-
man Payne, of the committee, intlmnc
cd Monday that the Philippine tariff
question might be taken up apart from
the present hearings on the proposed
revision of the tariff
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LYDIA THOMPSON DEAD.‘ ‘
Once Famous as a Queen, in Burlesque
- Shows
NEW YORK. Nov 18 ~Accordlng to
private cable advices received in this
city. Lydia Thompson. once famous as
a burlesque Actress. died yesterday at
bar home in London. No details of her‘
, illness have been received here. I
Lydia Thompson's earnings duringi
hor tours of the United States she no
timalcd at $500 000, but it is said that
she herself received only about 850-
She was the widow
lug one of her engagements in . this
counlrv. I
NOT A BARGAIN. I.
“Do Iou think that Miss Kiddorwas‘
having fun with ruc?’ “asked Chuwlie.
"Well old chap alvd mo thealotqi
was AMI-”bur s Icsuouso.
“You see i had my bull tariffs} fit.
me, and i said to her “That do; lr'r'io‘wu
us much as i do.’ Ahd she said. I‘Don't
vou think :4 so was too much to pay
for him?’ —-Clovelnu‘d- lender.
mossy ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture.
piano: and other personal property.
without removal, on their own name
without indorscr. Gall and see us. in-
dependent Losn and security 00.,
Huvllnnd Bldg. Washington Sta Ollioe
open until" I p In Mondayand Bat‘
urday llnlll 8: 30 , . 5 .,
The Clifford.
at. Excellent Cuisine. In],
3K5 Dinners Evenings, W
‘ 6 to 8 p. m. “"' '
, dunany Dinners s Specialty.
' Dinner Par-flu and Banquets
Bollclted.l "
CHARLES musics,
Proprietor. “ ‘
Telephone 099.» 71?? I
i
is,
evsnv LADYIS"ggE88lNo CHAM-
should be equipped with n dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard” Por-
"oelsin Enameled Lavatory.” ‘ ‘- I I‘
Have you ever stopped to 'oonslder
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your: dressing chamber, sleep
lug apartment or first. floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest detreo of comfort. ‘»
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers an strictly competent me
hsniesfionopjsn syllable, .
:r g.
up old mill”. .Ifltimlll
Wmmwmvm r
snub-u: t- Whig
Tariff May Be Chan'ged Later On I,‘ 5
”O” » ~
There woe quite a crust of ice, this
morning. due to the freezing of the
rain as it fall:
Contractor Leslie Gamble is under-
stood to be quite seriously considering
locating in Akron Ohio
The in"; S. Club will meet thl
ing at. the home of. Mrs.
Thompson, 53 Fifth street.
Captain Edgar W. Howell, of the tug
lreonwlch, has been spending a con-
pic of days at his home in Cove nve
IIue
Charles and William Tobey, the lo-
cal oystermeri, are working those days
off Westport, where they are catching
oysters for opening.‘
Miss Maud llewltt bus resig‘nhd her
position as bookkeeper ‘nnd cashier ht
George R. Van Alstyne's Crescent
Laundry. in Sonview avenue
The St. Jameh Circle, of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs John
Morroll, Tiara street. East Norwalk, III
2- :30 p. In. ., Thursday, November 19.
.80 for advanced is the new South
Norwnlk freight depot that area were
set to work there this mornlns. paint-
ing the Interior, by John W. neatly.
Arthur W. lites!I is setting his course.
these days, with his auxiliary Broad:
bill, to his own oyster grounds, where
ii" is catching oysters for the mar-
et. »
Tire East A enue Orchestra under
the direction of Theodore 610th will
meet tonight. at the home of Ray
Waldron. All members the urged to
be present ,
Mrs, S. i. Barman, of Philadelphia.
who is visiting Mrs. W. Schultze, of
Norwalk, and Mrs. John Griffin of
East Norwnik. spout yesterday 'in
bridgoport with the latter. '
‘I'i‘he Dory Social Club held a bust
nose session last evening at the old -
house. in Core. nv.cnue '1th Frld
even-
harles
Ii
, night dances halo been so crrloynbl
that they will be continued.
' ”Christ. Church Supper.
5: 30 to 8 25c. At Mrs.b
241 East avenue.
A broken water pipe was discovered
under the Washington strnot bridge,
this morning, and the South Norwaik
ThursdAy,
.A. Yourrgs‘,
‘ Watt-Ir department was ‘notllicd. The
break occurred opposite M. F. Par-
trick‘s shot-making establishment, 5
'Tlle committee of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company, is planning a
fine supper for next Monday night.
and the mouths of the members are
all set for it. Some of the good
things will be. clam chon der and sham
kraut.
The folder Oyster Company Is ex
pectlhg the arrival of twenty more 0)-
ster openers from the south, swelling
the total to about 150 The openers go
to work at 6 a. In. and work until well
‘ into the evening, such a rush of busi-
ness is there.
The natural growth oyster opera-
tions off Bridgeport and vicinity are
decidedly 'siow these days. Most. of
the. local oyslermen who came back
the latter partof last week have not
returned. The weather has been very
unfavorable for work of late.
As many members as possible are
expected to tum out this evening at
I the Admin. Christian Church in \an
'Zandt street. complete the clean-
ing up work in correction with the re-
bulldlug of the edition. Practichllv all
of the work remaining is in lire “lit
tie room." I ,
John Howard of the Rider market
on the Washington street bridge, re-
ported this morning that when he left
Stamford, his home, to come up ,to
work, the Mechaloy auto serene was
sure-and the flames were, very throat-
, oping.IIMI-.I:Howard understood that
the hints was caused by a lamp.
”The Young Men’s Association is,
planning an entertainment for next.
Tuesday night. This was decided
upon last night. The main feature will
be an exhibition by the members un-
der the dlrectiOn of Lender Charles Ito
gore of Bridgeport. All of the pro-
gram will be an interesting one.
The young people of Christ Church
held a meeting last‘ evening and or-
ganized under the leadership of the
rector. Rev Mr Brown. at the home
of Mrs. G. II‘. Smith a club to be known
as the .Young People’s Auxiliary. of
st Church and elected the follow.-
SEEM“: for bu 98% i Robdrt dilate,
' EAST NORWALK
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‘9.
Amanda" 'u‘i Imp any «smut
Frederick ll. jGanulrh,
Il‘un'ersl -Psrlors in connection.
Lady'Attelllrldnnt. " ' Tel.‘ 904.
coo
. Tllfi'dw,
HOTEL
out inhaling-non piper. ,
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Our Rooms n 8890'!“ Futon.
Ind Elontrln,.l.lghts Throughout.
hrs Momma! ,. I
.RA'i-‘EO REMO'NAILII r
Dolls in
rts'dlAl's‘n,
9 .,
1". .I. BULLWAN, hummer.
motorboat 8??
8 Residence. on -~‘*« I '
84 80. IgAlN‘S .I SOUTH NORWALK '_
VICTORIA. ‘
cub-u new i ,
'Tlilill‘itly 3‘
M"!urton'“"::d I .
ted-01
hone
”eta EMT“ I'
I w , I .in
sre constflpated undigepled roundabouts
« Isl-83.jpg: “impeller ‘sul'rsbtglnces. must liel '
I” 5 s yvremove ram the dy or there III
"I'm" a "m be neat?» And often serious m um ‘
Aycr' ill"
El Pill
liti'tllll
.-
Or Many Other 3th Fwd; Without
Fearoi Stomach Distress and
6' Indigestion Soon Following I 5
l; I
”HIE
I
when your stomach is week 01
lacking in G'astrlc Juice, anything thal
you eat. no difference what'. it is, Willi
sour on your stomach. raise the bile
{and acids to cover your "food like oi‘
on water, causing Indigestion, Yd.
pepsin. Stomach nervousness ridi.
rBeichihg of sour poisons. which lire!-
duce foul odors, nasty taste, billourm
headache, Heartburn. Intestinal grill-II
ing and make you an object of misery
Thls ls stomach trouble which car
not be overcome with ordinary dices
live medicines. It is caused by for
mediation of your food. which will or
remedied at once by Pape' s bisoebsiu
a preparation pleasant to take and nt‘
harmless as candy, though it will di
seat arid 'prepare or assimilation late
the blood all the food you out.
indigestion isvu result, note cause
of your trouble. If the Stomach h
sour and unhealthy, your food he.
comes tainted, and that' s what if”
causing the Iiidl‘gesiion ‘and gas on.
stomach 'and other miseries. Pope's
Diapepsin is an Antacids. most power
ful digestive and thorough regulator
for wank stomachs These Triangular
will digest any king of food you cal
and will cleanse th stomach and in
teetlnes in a natural way, which makes
you feel fine live minutes afterwards
Anv good Pharmacy here lwill‘ ‘supl
ply you with s.‘ clue of’ Papc' s Didpepl
sin for fifty cents. Just reading about
this remarkable stomach preparation:
will not help. You should go now and
get a case. Put your Stomach in full
health and by tomorrow you will for
get the misery of Stomach trouble.
Your case is no different fr8m maul»
others. Itwisn't Stomach Nerves-or
Catnrrli of the Stomach. o'I Gastritis
or Dyspepsia. it is Food rotting-—
Food Fermcrrtatiou~llrals all—jg‘nd
lakes 'a‘llout five minutes to ovcgcoute.
!" ,_
president: Miss Elsie KellI vlée‘presi
dent, and William Morgan secretary
and treasurer. All young people hf-
teen years old or orer are eligible to
membership. The auxiliary meets the
second and fourth Tuesday of every ‘
month The next meeting is to be
hold at the home of Miss Natalie
Wheeler.
Allis dclegatiou of friends of Frank
chuc I'éndcrcd blur a birthday "our
prise party last nIHonirIg at his home.
the residence or his uncle ‘au‘d aunt
MI. and \lIs. Frank Merriam. at 3
Hawkins mobile. The c\ oping passed
merrily and' quickly With the usual
pastilri'es. and a collation was served.
Tllt' II‘eeklI pastor' s meeting of tire
Easimeuue Methodist Church usual
lI held on Thursday nights, Ivlll be
hold this owning. owing to the his:
Epworlh Illcaguclcouven'tion in New ‘
Rochelle. N. Y.«. tomorrow. . The bus.
tor. Rev Charles K. Woodsou, will at-
tend and probuhiv ssIeral members of
his flock: will take the trip ‘ a
Tony k‘ernlno the young ltaliah who
is accused of doing the stabbing on the
Benedict Farms Bridge Sunday, when
Andrew lmclolx was the- *vlctim, is
still among the missing. lIaCrolx con.
tlnues to improve nicely.
Dr. Franklyn G. brown expects to re-
mova the stitches from his leg. The
artery in the case has given no.fur-
that trouble. - . I
There has just been a ran coheide
embleIaddltlon at the Norwalk Ooun
lrv Club. ‘h'osterday It was discovered
that Steward Williams lirtb’ brindle
bull dog-had become the mothe‘r'of a
litter of six little brindlevbulls. IConI
ductor Tummy Brady and Motorman
Fred-Andrews, theorem of theIGreg-
ory Point car. are seriously consider
"lug taking a day off and devoting it
to chris suing ceremonies for the I'
pups
The such or the Washington street
bridge is quite and observing» young
man. For instance: he says thntlthose
electric lights that were put in opera-
tion on the highways a few months
ago an; all right now, ln’tiie opir‘rltlh‘bf
the- East Norwaik young men and wo
pron. but they did not thke‘ ki‘udly‘to
them during the summer. “Just look at
my case," he says, “when I wanted to
call on a girl any evening 8ver‘ybody
in the neighborhood got‘wise. l illinke
a good many or them Just. bau'mt on
their front porches to see what was
doing Now, though, it is so cold that
they have to stay in'the house. "
aural
It was raining down here this morn-
ins. but it. cleared hit by noon. Those
who were not thankful for the rain
may be thankful 'thAt it cleared off.
Benjamin H. Broadway, whoi'receut-
I impression that it w
i- ly underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Nor-walk Hospital; is able
to be about. a, short time each day,
and this week took a trip to Norwalk.
His friends will be pleased to know of
: his gain in health and strength. I
The thrifty and foresighted resi-
dents or this metropolis hdve already
began to think of what they can be
thankful for on Thanksgiving Day.
it is The Sentinei’slh'lle best bet-that-
Qrcv will not, be thankful ff'n- the low
price of~medtz~ there isn't going be
any low- price. I
:tfiomn Jewish stranger entered the
D. A. A. club house. yesterday after-
noon about 4. 30, evidently under the
a synagogue.
A number of menrbe'rsIs {sing in the
place at the time. garland liar Ilarlous
tricks and haIiI’Ig a. geneiF'al good time,
as RoWnytoir boys know: htlwiIatnd the
‘ stranger-1‘. perceived his mlsts‘ke.~‘“~~ in-
duh-lug it there was a synagogue in
: town, the polite and truthful youths dl~
rooted him up through Witch Lane.
through which he may eventually dr-
li\‘e at: the Jewish church iii 86th
‘Norvllll. ‘ l -I. I
a
The skirt which depends upon its
long. soft lines for its success rather
I than its showy trimming is the skirt
I lllllw that will be most aunties.
.'.I.,.
I}?! at extended visit
' nroperty :“ih own
I and I today '
IMre. rr'éa n. .oluiasellnll l untold
lnglnnd . I.
James Bates, the well- known Dari
=ttoeer:-- has III—adjusted his method
'Iilolpz’ businema. its Announces that:
monitor .all sales willrbe. cash alibi
here will be. Irotdcllvsrlenn I . u
The punch Inciputlllcunutllub's billiw
mm the caprlccs of tile wi‘ud‘ and mill-I
and storm, it is quite likely that Rid
runner- would go y the boardg,“ fill ‘
Miss Pansy.
“It'll. And Mail. Ja All Humorous. with
3 ill with sc‘aIlet fever at the Nuts
I lotnoi'lp‘ East loin street, New You:
9 showing» 'a lit 1e improvement.
trough she is still very. ill.. Ming; “'9':
Ins is visiting her decanter today l
One of the most important bu‘s‘irietd
I; now in progress. it consistrio'f' that
role of the Monroe & Palmell
msiue‘ss. the buildings occupi ll
be store and in fact‘ all of theéeo bui
has on the property, to .
lchlichtiug of Brooklyn While ,3 5
return {sale has not been consummated.,I
In smeared has???” satisfactorily.
III-anger] to 1 pi condoned.
:‘btrsln‘ess by like
nan and tho grog?
' toy Palmer. spill 18m” Monroe. who,
Tar-chased it a few car; 830 from Mr.
drummed, Mrifl’nlm? l' m linen “All“
Iloyed there {01 years previously a iii"
lerk and Mr. Monroe crime from
tnderstoo'd will be ‘Ih em a few do
Vir Schllchting. who now man
If the Bl‘OOiI'lyn c? of the Natlol'lii‘l
‘Biscult Company, “you in 0x Ridge.
Darlen. a number of years ago. and has
IlwaIs retained a lumped: for Dariél’r
't is underst will colitini'l
n his presc' 'in Br'oold
nut that the store arien will'
nanagcd bI 8911M
.13
Ian '
Mrs Theodore Hamilton is romeo
In; from a few days'I phages.
Mrs Charles Adams is pri
”his
N. J. is spendingIa- fewgrlays in town
Miss Kate Smith. of" ‘West’o‘or
visited her aunt, Mrs
land.‘
‘ I'Il
an ~0Ier~night visit Milly frl
Norrwlak
Mrs. Thomas Gregory. of Norwalkvis
Mc'CarthIn- . ~ .I VIII
, lloaeph and
"pi
i
the residence of Charles, E. [0'0le
‘IRev.
in South Norualk yesterdar, attexi’ lily .
the scrnlanuai meeting of the.
field West Cousoclsw'tlon .
River School. Nonwsllu, and warmly.
lwont Sunflowers -Irues_ts:o£I-,Mrsr
this place. and Rufusznttery, of Nor-v
icy Forge. et- 1 o‘clock on. Thnnlisg'ivé‘
lug Day. NoIemb'cr ‘26.. ‘
Airs Horace flurlbut't.‘ Mrs J 5‘
Smith. Mrs. W. J Sherwood,Mrfi,IElL
Wakeman and Mrflalltl Mrs Mperson
Fanton. who have been in
ton, D 0.. ‘raitendingrtb
Grange. arrived home on
Joseph Leru'fcr Ivaspa ‘ ofull'v hurt'onl
I: I3
’ atibssl
steam saw mill, two fingers being so
badly injured by being caught in;
some ’heavy 'tlnil'lerd that, adrputn‘iion ‘
was at first thought necessary; but or. _
Gorhalll now has. hopes of saving the
members _.._, .I z
.. Shortly Befure He
BOSTON Nov iii.
polio}; {Instructed that tl'i‘ére ' Iii
suspicious malls death 0’! Mrs:
'.W'- Stab]. Widow of the hasten hihdr
can boil player. whose body
found Sunday night in the
a house in south Boston, Inlay . _
into the South Boston district cent-t:
d y four voung men. who. they glut
a short. time before her. de‘ath'h" ..
definite 333“?“ was i‘u'ade today ,
the young tried, ribbed iiahlbs Wei- I
en as Joseph Quinn, John O’Too
John Murphy dud Daniel Reagan;
wnslheld in notional ball libs“!
examination.
Th‘e‘ p'oli'ce «Admitted? lbduy. it
though investigation seemed toxin 8
cate that the Woman was not robbed
they were ”riot wirblly amassed: the
she might hot have wern rings. which
thieves could have removed before the
body was found.
DON WALKERINJURE'D”l
Australian Bicycle Rider Taken
». epitai After as Filip: as
STONI- N6v.$1‘8.—L~'§ét<‘lret ,
bicycle riders started upon tile
day' s circling of- the
today, there wee dinner all
to whether the,1leld f.
would be r'efluce'd- (:38,
"the injuries to non.» W lief, ‘th
traliaii: who wits taken to the (lit
pita] last. night, after a fall, 5 I.
sustained only billiifiii brats bfu
these Were spontaneous on thief to.
force his “2363””
At t a con II at last. night's -d
log, the ‘e‘n {girls were stll
evEn terms. tha'i; pimhgltnz miles
A crass? in the trh‘oul's of riding
blade lousy. th’o' s‘ that our
and the": ilh'iilh‘ “u “‘
ball teem?" naked Ithe casual'n
oils 0' round ‘msn rim Iontdi‘i
I. . .
“No," replied the Astute you,
shall devote my time to my I
and if at the end of the Illusion
something looking. I can gotta
l'
. { mobile to run overwult.
t I
an near the post o'lilce is in II had weal .
itamiord hero. The actual sale. it}: e, «'4'
1‘,
Balls; I
Iain: :Ritchy ongodfseygstroeLwIs.I'sd‘t. l
invitations have was. issued’ tor-Ilsa
marriage of IMlsslv'FlorencewolIrywon’ '-
II alh nt- Ithé family guideline in Vale ,
lately buck in Dnrien Saturday from “
fill”~ liltil‘ old hours is); ‘I I ==
I. ».
ss e'trent- in one loIver‘corIier.) Witlllio ' I I
evens, dapghto'r OCII '
leals Dorian has had in a longttlmel ‘ I' "
é
“Mandibular GruI‘I'II-I I‘ 3 I
a): _ lb"
and her demise ls hourly expects ‘ I“ II _.
Mrs Josephine Pl.I.chI of Lapwing;- 1. ‘
Mdl‘t'ill ROW} A
Mine Annie Pitch retllrns'todul frorid' ' I II
ti g“? ,.
spendinn a few liavslulllr Mrs; Jol'l'nlII
Henri;- Rowland: “oil I
.vons Plains. II are shoddy guests all: ‘
and Mrs Dlg‘hto’h Moses were, 3 T
air-It '
Principal F‘ W Grefiorl'laol‘w the Overt ,I
hing4 * II I
Monday. while at fibrlidat ’Mllblenc'ci‘I
Norwalk Chronicler