EVENING
TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1908.
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NE‘of the best reasons for Thanks-
giving which the men of this locality have ' P.
this year is that we continue to provide for
' their wearing our selected designs and models' in "
Hart Schaffiier 81' Marx clothes
.1 (H You may not realize all that means; maybe it
sounds like forcing the point a l.,ittle to make
our clothes a thing to give thanks for. If that’s
your feeling, that’s because you don’t know the . 2i
Tests 01' haven’t thought about them. , ‘ ' 1
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1 (ll_.jiGood clothes are a necessity; and providing
them for our community is a worthy enter-
prise, of moral value to the community. ’ ,
11 4:11 The fact that we ’re doing business to make
The fact is, every time a man buys a Hart
Schaffner & Marx overcOat or suit here, and
pays $18 to $80 for it, he makes as mach out of
the deal as we do; or more. We get the money;
but he gets the clothes. . , ,
(ll They're the beSt clothes made; they are honest all-wool 1:
honestly tailored; the value is in them; and you get it. We d
like to sell you some of these clothes; it will do us both 2001!.
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‘ .l. Pearl. New York.
profits for ourselves, d oesn ’t prevent our doing '~
business in a way that makes profits for y0u. .I
. thud. Ohio. can't go ahead
(I This store is the home 0f Hart Schafiner G Marx clothes .._ .1
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Overnight.
leples, Rash-T.- Eruptions,
Quickly Eradicated by New
Skin Remedy.
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Since its discovery one year ago,
posiain. tiie new skin remedy. has, in
its extraordinary accomplisiiments, ex-
ceeded the most, sanguine expectations
of the eminent specialist who gave
it to the world. it has cured thous-
ands of cases of eczema and eradicat.
rd facial and other diuflgurcmcnts of
yours" standing. The terrible itching
attending eczema is stopped with the
that application giving pioof or its
cniatlve pi"'opeitlcs at the waxy out-
set.
in lean serious skin affections, such
as pimples. rash, herpes. blackheads.
acne. barber‘s itch, etc.. results show
Etc. .,
’ after an overnight application. only a
small quantity helm; required to eifcct
a cure. Those who use posiain for
these minor skin troubles can now
avail themselves of the special 50~cent
package. recently adopted to meet
such nerds. ilotli tho Fill-cent pack-
age and the regular $2 jar may now
be obtuincd in South Norwulk at The
(.lliil'ord l"li:irmucy. lvldw. W. Kelley,
.li'.s. and other leading drug stores.
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free of charge by writing
direct. to the Einnrgcucy Laboratories,
:12 West 'l‘wriity-iiftli street, New York
city.
MANILA'S RECEPTION TO THE
FLEET
Will Begin on Thursday and Continue
for Five Days.
MANILA. Nov. 24.~~A conference he.
lWW‘" the naval chief of stall and the
duct reception committee or this city
was held today at, which it was do
tcrmincd to benln the entertainment of
the men of the Atlantic iioot on 'l‘llill‘h
duy. November :lii. the entertainment
to continue from that date until Moir
day. Nov. 30. The whole live days in
cludrd in this periodhidurlug which
the men will llt' ashore. will be taken
up with many forms of ciitm'tulnineiit
The hit: military hipimdrome. which i:
to be a feature of the reception. will
take place on Saturday and many oi
lllt‘ sailors will be present.
The people of Manila are greatly
.rlatcd over tbr illlllt)lllll‘(‘lllt'lll that Ad
miral Sperry has decided to land hi»
sailors and bare enthusiastically cue
h-n-il upon the work oi preparing fol
llll‘ reception which has been no long.
nbnndonwi that the plans for the en
tt‘l‘llllllllli'lll must be rc-formed,
The Army and Navy (‘liih will give
a reception in honor of Admiral Sperry
and his otiiccrs on Saturday night. the
event promising to be one of the so
cial 1-1 cuts of the year.
HEXAMETHYLENETETHAMINE.
The above is the name of a Gemini.
f‘lll‘ll‘li‘ul. which is one of the many
valuable inrrrdlt‘nta of Foley‘s’lx'iiliit‘y
Remedy. llcxnmetli_\‘lcnetetruinluc i:
recognized by medical text. books and
nuthoitica us a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley‘i
Kidney llmncdy as soon as you iiotlci
any irregul: Il'lllt’S. and avoid it serious
niuludi. 'l‘hn (‘tit’toid Pharmacy and
R ll. l’lalsted.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cliffordwl. l.1-fltonli:. Canton. (thin:
.I. ll. llunruluiu. 1). ll. Scars. P. If.
in dd..loliu Conduit. llosloit:l\'nt Men
(lt‘lRllnll. P. A. link-r, .l. i". llrnud. Mrs.
C If}. 1mm. (l. l-I. l’oiitliotoii. l.. S. ills
icy. A. ll. lli't-It. U. A. Ellis. (i. ll
Moody. l. S. (li'crit."‘.\‘iwv York; Wil-
liam W. Wright. .\’. ll. Smith. iii-itine-
port: l.. W. Muller)". llurtfoi‘d; l“. 'l‘
Kent. Rome, N. )2; i). ll. Van Fleet
Trenton, N. .l.; .l.jS. lluilcy. llum
mondsporl. N. l'.: .I. ll. Carley, “A
Man a i ills Mail» (3113’: ii. A. Mr
\i’illiun . .‘t'i'w llritnin: .l. ll. Eaton
(l. W. ’I‘ciiiplw. Springfield; lltllllli‘;
Walla-r. Philadelphia; A. A. itnppol
Newark; it. i. italics. Virginia.
Mabackemuwllrs, William Seymour
A. l'. {\iunvllle. New Haven: l~‘. ll
lilshop, tinilford; Mr. and Mrs. C. it
Angus. Miss Emma Angus. l’rt‘iriduuce
it. l.: MF- fllld Mrs. Paul Johnson. ii)
Dairin Boston; Robert L. lluss
Spring l-:l1ld Lenin Moritz. Newark: I.
R llullbiitt Wilton; George [1. Rock
wvll. itidnt-iivld. it}. .t. Mann. Hartford:
M. .l. Goodoii. Bridgeport; James (1'
Huru. llillllllll'): .I. 1.. llni'lthurdt, Soull
Kent: Mr. and Mrs. Richards. Ridin-
tlold; l'lui'vi‘y linker, Waterbury. J. t’.
Craig. New Haven; Josephine ti.
Burke. New York: .I. M. tendon. Water.
bury: W. D. Williams, A. Harris. lrv~
ing Shear. . Turner and wife. F. ii.
Mr. Watson. James (lrlillii.
TO CURE A COLD [N ONE DAY -
Take LAX'A’l‘lYE BROMO Qtllllllli
Tablets. Druggists refund money if ii
fails to cure. W. GROVE’S signa-
ture is on each1 box. 25c.
GRAVE STOPS. WORK AT QUARRY.’
NEW HAVEN. Nov 24 —-'l‘iie Break .
water Construction Company. of Cleve
with its
work on the New Haven breakwater.
because at. the quarry at Sachem‘s
where they have been getting their
alone. they have come upon a 100
year old grave of a sailor in the direct
‘path of their quarrying. It is against
the state law to remove-n grave wit'u-
out. the consent. of relatives of the oc.»
oupant. it's pretty hard. (won in (ion—
iicctlont. to trace a man's relatives.
when his grave has been exposed to
the elements for 101) years. and the in
sprinticn on the headstone is practi-
enlly “obliterated.
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Dem the the tint You Han Always Bonn.
Signature
“SHOE MEN—— AFTER TARIFF RE-
VIS!:ON.
CHIC-AGO. Nov. 24.-—Seven members
of the largest wholesale shoe firms of
the west met here yesterday for the
lllll‘Di‘llit‘ of formulating plans. to an.
in 11 body numbering over 100
delegates. representing as many whole-
sale lcnthrr houses befme the house
wms and means committee on Novenr
her ‘28 in an ci‘l‘ort to procure a re
vision of the hide tariff.
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Clears the Compiexmn Panamanian
HELLO BILL.
Although he has turned out :1 mini-
bei of funny comedies, Willis Max-
well (lootihue never in his life wrote
:iuiytliing more highly diverting than
his first great comedy, "llello Bill."
which returns to South Norwallt
Thursday matinee and evening next
after an absence of some six or seven
years. Thousands of tlicatre’goers all
over the civilized world have laughed
at this scrcumliigly funny farce; it is
running today in t‘aroff Australia and
in Tasmania. while only recently a
company started touring the highlands
and lowlands of llonnlc Scotland tcllv
ing the lads of the various clans of
the trials and tribulations of the two
William li‘ulicrn. Although ten years
have elapsed since the. first perform-
once of this comedy, it has taken a
stronger hold on the affections of the
American public, year by your iiiitll
it in now recognized as the very best
of American comic plays. it has been
rewritten and refurbished this season.
and sent out with the very best coin
puny in its entire history. including
such weltkuown and popular artists
as the Messrs. (.‘hurles i’. Morrison.
Mark Kent. Harry S. tfi'osby, l’uul 'i‘ay-
lor. (ll‘lt‘llll Burton.
and the Misses llem'it-ttu 1.1m, ‘aro-
l.\‘nc McLean. (larrie Lamont, li‘lllllllt'
Ferris and liernlcv llelkuap.
i’lu‘(‘.l‘('S ilAi) BOY.
(let away from common worries; go
and Ht‘t‘ i’eck's ilad iloy at North
'l‘licntic, Saturday. matinee and night.
Brighter and better than over, there‘s
the bad boy and his chum. his girl, pa
and inn, with new and tip-todatc
tricks played on the old groin-r. Shultz.
Attractive specialties are liiterspvrm-il
during the action of the comedy, “‘hlt‘h
greatly add to the evening‘s enjoy-
incnt.
‘A MAN AND HIS MATE.
A Man and His hlatc made its initial
bow to the public at lioy'ts ’l‘ltcatit
last night, being presented to n ltll'ht‘
and selict illltllt'lllll‘ repieaentuthu oi
the best people of 'l‘ he \oi u ilk ~ 'lln-
play in from the pen of it. it. liuruiit.
of Watt-rtmry. ll well-known writer.
baseball manager. etc. This is .‘di'.
lllii‘lllll1S first attempt in this direction
and that it was unqualitlcdly success»
liil was attested to by the dozen or
more curtain calls at the L‘lltl of each
act. Miss liildzi (pong, a well-known
star. and an artist of more than ordi-
uury ability. played the leading role of
lietty iircrkiniidgc in a thoroughly ar-
tistic and dramatic manner. Mortimer
Show was cast in the role of ilurry
Ogden and he handled that character
.11 an altogether finished and I‘thi'llt'lli
not The diilicult role of Choo 1.41111:
was most ctilricntly portiayed by tier-
wry Percy and London Mctlorinii-k
jilayi‘d tin.- role of (h‘lloilcl lircckiuridlzc
to perfection. Fred A. Sullivan did
1ood work as well as Louis Taylor and
the ntlit'l‘ inciiibors oi‘ the company
were pleasing. The play itself is of a
peculiar. but none the less pleasing.
.vpo. dealing with the psychological
ride or life. The eccncs are laid in
the mining districts of the west and
"he nnucis. horses scenery. etc. all of
which are carried by the company
were so realistic that one toll that they
were indeed among the wilds of the
great went.
-—~lmpuie blood inns you donu~
main :1 you an easy \ltlllll for oi 1.11mi
iiseitse. lluiduik iltood lilttcis puii
Pics lllt‘ lllmlll'vtlllt‘s the cm xt‘olllllllla
you up.
STROBEL NOT MURDERED.
Medical Examiner Says His Death Was
Purely Accidental.
llltANli‘ORl). Nor. :34.—~'i‘berc “'i'l‘t
many wild rumors current hcrc vector
day to the effect that li‘ritr. Strobel.
who was found dead ii‘cai' Pine ()r-
chard on Saturday night. met with
[uni play. The chief basis of lll(‘St'
stories seemed to be that his but, was
'ound at some distance from the body
probably having been carried along by
the train. lir. thtyioi'd. the medical
examiner. said Sunday crcniug that
lllt‘l‘t' was not the reiuolost evidence of
murder, and that he should report the
death accidental.
OAwS'I‘ORIA.
item; bid You liars Always Bough
lteud Manuel '1‘ llutcli s adv in this
ssue. .
litlllllttNNtSSl on
man
Eminent Physicians and Scicnlilic
Men Agree, Thai ll Should Be
Treated As Such
Diunkenness is a piogicssivc dis
ease; the modeinte drinker is not sat-
isfied with two 0i thiee drinks a day.
the craving for more and more be-
comes irresistible as the‘ diseases ad
vanccs; the result is chronic alcohol
ism.
The treatment used successfully by
thousands right in their own homes
is Orrlnc. It is a scientific cure for
Drunkcnness and has given such uni
versai satisfaction that it is ‘sold under
a positive guarantee to eifect. a cure. 0i
your money will be refunded. 'This
learnt»:
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a new remedy. it has been sold by
the leading druggists in every city for
years. it has lifted tens of thousands
from the depths to woithy manhood
in the Union
10m the No.1 is the secret remedy;
Orrlne No.2 is for those willing to‘
take the treatment. Either form costs
$11. The guarantee is the same in
either case. Write to The Quinn 00..
Washington, D. 0.. for fi‘Oe.ll00kl(‘l._Oll1
llniukeimcss. inalieth plain scalrd
envelope. Orrine will be mailed senlcf
on receipt of price. Sold by leading
drugglsts and in this city by Edw. W
Kelley, Jr., 3 North Main street.
.lilllli‘H 3. Manny .
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guarantee is given in good faith and it"
carried out to the letter. Orrlne is not
and has the hearty endorsement of :‘
grateful men and women in every stir ‘
eE-NTINEE
Bridgeport Advertisements. |
The D. M. Read
. Whither! 1057..
That Mahogany Dining S
in rcsponsc to numerous inquiries
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about tha
Bridgeport Advertisements.
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t [fining
Room Suite in the window. it is priced as foilons‘.
Buil’ct . $12)... .25
giltln'i‘agifmet 31.1.1.1 {11). Offered this week ’.
ServingTable $41.11) special at '
Six Chairs $05.01.)
$388.75 350.00
Can llt‘ dclivci'cd on time for dinner oil 1”“ rsday.
The Suite of Exhibition Rooms has been newly ar-
ranged and the Dining Room is particularly tempting. The
Furniture is dark l‘1tiinc11 ()ak. iiizissivc table. biittct
iuct. 'i‘lic chairs
have red leather scale and bar
(Pi.
and col»
The Music Room"m-xt tbc dining room is attractive
with a l’lllt' lxi‘unicli and iiucli piano iroiii tlic r
Souiiciibci'g, and other pieces, l’iuiio liciit‘h, Alif<ic
etc. are of line Mahogany.
Recently we have uddcd :1 llllt‘ oi Dolls‘ l‘lii
\\'llllt.' cnaiiicl daiutily decorated with ilorul drsi
Dolls' Furniture.
llrcsscrs. L'bill'onicrs, licds. Chairs, and Chi in
all pci'fcctly made and practical for use.
exhibit for little girls. and all are invited.
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Roasters of the most approved kind.
Savoy.
Pudding Pans. jelly Moulds. Food Chopper. .
Howls and Yellow Mixing iiowis.
Rolling Pins and l‘astry lioai'nls. l’ic i'aiis o t
tl or c iitlicn v1 .irc .
Cooking Utensils
Necessary for Thanksgivhg
and The l\‘o_\:il.
it is an
l’oiirtli tloor. t‘arpct Sb re
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The
l'i‘lccs begin at 901‘.
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Tomorrow or shall have stunt-thing to say :b
big Sets.
The D.-M. Read
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Thanksgivi
Linens
The Thanksgiving season is an opportune time
ish the home supply of TABLE LINENS.
A new Table Cloth 0r Napkins, a dainty Tr.
Doily. adds to the attractiveness of the Thanksgiving feast.
We invite your attention to our stock of Tabl
ranging in price from 25c to $1.50 per yard.
3 Napkins from $1.00 to $4.00 per dozen. .
Hemstitched Table Covers, Dollies, Tray Clot]?
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We also invite your attention to our large steel? of Towels.
A. Dickerman 81
84 Washington St, South Norlvalk.
Telephone 446.
The Hate 81 Bade 00
SOUTH NORWAL'K, CON N
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ice.
MILL rm. 46:3.
from a
YARD TEL 15—2.
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- LADDERS, ordma
io'r fabric roofing, warranted
for eight years.
TAR PAPER. 1. 2, and 3511131.:
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