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AIDNIG DIRECTORY.
gfitoted Cominunlcation of Old
. Mono. No. 103, F. and A. M., and
annual election of officers will be
It‘ll! at Its” roOms, Tuesday. Dec. 1st.
M at 8 o’clock. p. m. A full attend-
,‘ Fraternity yours, "
' ROB'I'. M. WILOOX. 820' y.
swine TBEETIIER.
‘Wdth practically a .uunnbnous senti-
‘ out In Fnlrfleid county III support of
financier .I Ilill for the l llilml states
'6 ntotship it is beyond all under—
standing, why certain men in this
unty should assist in the. election of
any'mahdldato other than Mr. lllll.
Ourrcongressman is entitled to the
' every representative and sen-
m Fairiield county, III the com-
ng-senatorlaltbnutest. ‘ ,
The statement was sent broadcast
or the state last week that Sheriff
idn‘ey E. Hawiey. had. decided to stick
0 the candidacy of Senator Bi'andegee
‘ opposition to Congressman Hill The
‘ sitiou of Sheriff Iiawley in this mat.
‘ ' ‘ astounding. All the prestige. he
.11 is the result of a loyal support
on him in the past by his own
.How can he expect to retain
a hold on the people of the county
~01” even his self respect If he endeav-
,0m to thwart the efforts to have a
3 United States senator elected from
‘ Falriicld county. Sheriff Hawley‘s
obligations. III behalf of Senator Branv
- degee are more than offset by his duty
'2 101115 county and his announced pur~
pose toward Mr. Hill's candidacy for
1‘ tllocouvass for United States senator'-
~ ship assumed such activity as Is now
dicing manifested. Sheriff l-Inwley has
tlrc'prlvilege as on individual to es-
,hpodse the cause of any candidate. We
. do. however, question the right of any
official to use his office. to bolster up
To‘overy sick person who suffers from a Cough, “Cold", Bronchitis,C
or an echo or pain anywhere in the body and who has not tried LlNaNINE‘ (the
r.
I
‘5 remake-"soy. ii.
nsumption‘
Flax Seed Emulsion), we offer a full bottle free. Not a mere sample but a. regular
packages»! standard size and quality.
portnnityJ. Do it today.
LINiONINE
Howl Sickness Comes.
Most fatal slcknesses have their
beginnings In a simple "cold" or in
a slight cough.
Consumption first shows
cough.
Brgnchitls is accompanied by a
cough.
The first stage of La Grippe In a
"cold. "
Pneumonia is preceded by cough
and violent "cold." ,
Croup——that terrible malady of
chlldhood-comes solely as a condi-
tion of a "cold.”
Rheumatism generally follows
neglect after exposure and the cou-
sequent “cold" or cough.
Kidney Troubles. including
Brights disease and other fatal corn—
plicatlons. are often due to a "cold"
which settles In that region.
And there are countless other
grave slcknesses which are I‘oce
ognize'd by the medical profession as
having their direct or indirect cause
In a neglected "cold" or cough.
inc.
Don’t fail to take advantage of this op-
All druggists have Linonino or they willgotitioryou.
(Emulslon
$100,000.00 to make .
Perfect Medicine.”
Linonine Is a blood food—~the most
helpful thing In all medicine for you.
More than one hundred thousand
dollars have been expended In malt-
ing this Flaxseed Emulsion the most
perfect food medicine in the, world.
Linonlne Is not a secret remedy—-
the formula Is on every bottle. It
is a palatable emulsion-41th as
creamwmade of the oil compressed
cold from the finest, selected Flax
Seeds and imported from Bombay.
Flax Seed grown elsewhere is not
good enough for Linonine. .
This Flax Seed oil made In this
special manner is combined with
other healing and body-building elo-
uIcnts and by a. series of intricate,
scientific processes, requiring 120
hours. is emulsified into Its delicious
cream form. Children and adults
alike speak of Linonine as being
“sweet as cream." Physicians have
prescribed Linonfne for years.
.9.-- Flax Seed.)
run so. as. Free."
if you wish to know what Lino-
nlne (the Flax Seed Emulsion) will
do, please send us this coupon. We
will then mail you an order on I1
local drugglst for a full-size package,
and will pay the drusslst ourselves
for It. This is our free gift. made to
convince you: to let the remedy It-
self show you what it can do. In
justice to yourself, please accept it
today, for It places you under no ob—
ligations whatever.
CUT OUT THIS COUPON.
{orit me not appear again and mil to
the Linen no 00.. Dunbury, 0mm.
My blame 111...... . um um. ........
R! 1:13]?! Irfier ,‘J'if‘ll‘ Linonlue (the Flux
our run 11 on base so I n e
the first bottle from pp y ‘ with
......-.....In..¢....u......a..I---”......I-n.
.' ..... nun-unusuuunu . ....
Giro full address-Write plainly.
iiiuI'InsnIsIIIII
wishes of his constituents. This is
being done right In ii‘alrfleid county.
Sheriff liuwloy and every other oilice
holder should be. given to understand
emphatically that If they are no more
responsive to the sentiment of their
county than we now have an exhibi-
tion of. the people will not be slpw III
remembering the. Ingrutiturio when
they again come before them for pro
ferment.
GAVE THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Charles A. Worden Entertain: Party
of Francis and Relatives.
Charles A. Worden, of the press de-
partment. of The Hour. served 11
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday at his
home. 29 Center avenue, to which were
invited and who attended the following
friends and relatives: Mrs. Emily '1‘.
Worden, the aged mother of MI'. Wor-
den, she being over eighty years old.
Jones D. Worden. MI'. and Mrs. Ilcr-
man 1). Bruuduge, Mr. and Mrs. besicir
jnv‘prlvate organization as against the.
19c
Women‘s.
, Saturday
1.1....
Gloves, $1.15
.One‘clasp mannlsh style.
_‘ seam,
at .
......... ...... .... ..... .
AGAIN TOMORROW THERE
Broad Cloths
81. I10 Broudcloths. all colors
gblack: the best made for 31
Tomorrow ..
...-.... ...
l7c.
«[1
GoWns, ‘79c
.SSC'
t‘ 6100 Saturday ...‘.
Women’ s 25c Hosiery,
lilakzk Cotton Stockings.
liermsdorf iiyc. linen spliced sole
alre best. 25c value in the country.
..19c‘ pr.
$1.50 Women’s
I'I'ix
P. K. back; $1.60 value
BE A LIVELY SELLING OF
and
......
725cl§ysche 'Barrette.
.. . $1.0(If‘Flannelette
Woinen‘ 3 heavy Flannelette Gowns,
nicely trimmed; regular :1 kind
at ...I..................79c
V $1. 00 Wool Serges,
ITIIe famous Botany Mills Serges,
l line wool. the best anywhere
'l:
$1.15
WILL
.00.
. 79c
Shell finish Celluloid Barrettes. .
large size. Saturday
. 17c
. 15c
'»
E. llrundage, Everett W Brundngc,
Bertha E Brunduge, Victor W. Bruu>
duge, Jennie Bucknum and Charles A.
l’lutt. Charley Is right on his job when
he sets out to prepare II dinner. When
the guests sat down to the table about
2 o'clock laden with turkey. chicken
and all the other rich vbmds that go
to make up a first-class 'l‘bunksglvlug
Icpust. if Dolmouico bud stepped III
The Hour Would have lost their handy
man. It. didn‘t take the appetites of
the guests long to disappear, nor the
turkey and other good firings either.
The afternoon was spent in talking
over past reminiscences and enjoying
phonograph music. Mr. Worden prides
himself of having one of the best phon-
ographs that Is made and all of the lat-
est and finest records that have been
produced. The guests separated at II
lute hour, paying many compliments
to their host and hoping that he may
live to see another Thanksgiving Day
and that turkeys will not roost beyond
his reach.
Misery loves company and is never
lonesome.
OBJECTlEiD TO MOVING PICTURES.
NF‘W YORK, Nov. 27.'~—Cnlwu) M
1'}. Church III Harlem. of Whlt'll the
Rev. Dr. C. (I. Goodell Is pastor, finds
itself with an unpleasant Thanksgiving
episode on its hands. A moving pic
ture entertainment was in proglcse
there last evening, when snddculv the
pastor's voice Was heard in the. dark
cried edifice protesting against a tilt"
lure of the burning of Rome. III which
women were shown attired in lights.
The picture declared Dr. (i.oodell was
unfit for the children in the audience
to see.
After a moment of hesitation. the op-
erntor throw on the screen a highway
robbery scene. At this there was an
other protest and the show was de»
clurcd off. .
Those who had paid It twentydlve
coule' entrance it 11 born disgruntled
“hon flu-.1 entertainment, uns ended so
nbruptlv. and demanded their money
l1ack.l"wc admission was promised
to the. next exhibition, but the conr
plaluls continued. As 'I l""‘ resort tin»
police took a hand. I'I'IiLI'iIIp. Lie dis-
satisfied ones to leave the, church.
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
November Sale of Garments MUST
Break All Records Tomorrow
One year ago Saturday was the biggest day in the history of our Suit Room. The manager of this department has ambition and enthus-
iasm and determines to make a new record tomorrow and we are anxious to assist in this eii‘ort.
this day a record breaker, that is the reason of this offer of
Unparalleled Values
IIBIIIIS’III ill. Ilflllliiili
Tells 01 a Valuable Prescription to Get
Reliel Which Anyone Can Pre-
pare al Home at Small Cost
Thousands of men and women who
have felt the sting and torture of this
dread disease, which Is no respecter
of age, persons, sex. color or rank,
will be Interested to know that while
to many years rheumatism was con-
sidered an incurable disease, now it
Is one of the easiest hfiiictlous of the
human body to conquer. Medical
science has proveu it not a distinct
disease In Itself, but a symptom
caused by inactive kidneys. Rheuv
matlsm Is uric acid in the blood and
other waste products of the system
which should be filtered and strained
out In the form of urine. The tune.
tion of the kidneys Is to sift these
poisons and acids out and keep the
blood clean and pure. The kidneys.
however, are of sponge-like substance.
the holes or pores of which will some-
times. cither from overwork, cold or
exposure become clogged and inac-
tive, and falling in their function of
eliminating these poisons form the
blood. they remain III the veins, de-
compose. and settling about the joints
and muscles, cause the untold suf:
faring and pain of rheumatism' and
lurekuclre, also producing complica-
tions of bladder and urinary disease,
weakness, etc. ,
The following simple prescription
ls said to relieve the worst cases of
rheumatism because of ' Its direct,
utciou upon tII'e blood and kid-
neys. relieving", too, the. most severe
forms of bladder llllll urinary trou-
bles: Fluid Extract Dandelion. one
‘Iull’ ounce; Compound Kurgon, one
rum-e: Compound Syrup Sursuparllla,
three ounces. Mix by shaking well in
a bottle and take III Ieuspoouful doses
Iftrc each meal and at bedtime. The
Ingredients can be had from any good
.'1rcscriptiou pharmacy. and are abso-
‘IIier harmless and safe to use at
my tiluc.
POLITICIANS MAY VISIT CANAL.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.—~At the
first meeting of the house committee
In Inter-tale and foreign commerce.
the suggestion will be made that the
“onrmfttec visit the islhmiun Canal
zone this winter. Several matter of
importance, affecting the government
of the zone, probably will come before 2,
Congress at the next Session and as
the inter-stale and foreign commerce
committee has full jurisdiction over
new legislation for that territory, it
is thought wise that the entire ruem<
hers-hip acquaint Itself with recent de-
velopments there. It has been five
yours since the committee visited the
zone. a
IN WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL OF EVERY KIND.
Values in Suits
the lot; positively $25. 00 value, In this season ’5 best colors. Choose yours here tomorrow ... ......... . ......
RECbRD BREAKING VALUES IN '
Tailor made and Gibson models in Madras
Waists, all sizes; regular
price $1.00. Saturday
$16. 50 Mlsses Suits
For Saturday,at . l
‘ It
37
A dozen pretty styles in Plaid
, , Suitiugs; regular price 26c. Sat- 1 Iars, ruch top and:
........560\ ‘ur'dny. ....... ......16p
1
sot Direabire‘coIIars,‘
The. new Embroidered Chiffon Col-
and colors. Saturday... . . . .
that won't be surpassed even in January. Buy now and get‘ the benefit of your new '
‘ attire in the height of the season. WOMEN‘S TAILOR MADE SUITS, plain and
fancy weaves, smart and stylish We have only 60 Suits in .
73c
effect, handsomely trimmed; big $16. 50 value,
lengths; reg- $3 Skirts. . .
We were fortunate enough to secure just one dozen more of the same
Suit as sold last week. all colors, newest models, some in the Directoire
$12 50
0
bottom, white
. . . . .370
"19c Taffeta Ribbon,
11c '
'6'quh Taffeta Ribbon. all colors:
; regularly sold 19c. Saturday. 110 yd.
luv 31. 26,
We have planned for two weeks past to make
$17. 98
GREAT OFFERINGS IN _.
Skirts
Full gored models in cheviots and mixtures,
mostly black and grey, all
$125 raring Iron...
Boards, 79c
Extra strong and well made: regu-
INTO CAMP
STAMFORD: TAEEN
(Continued from Flrdt Page.)
them closely at the start of the game.
The i" tenor was warmly received
when It appeared and after a confer-
ence between Captains Dorney and
Wilson, tl
Stamfor was the first to score and
for nearly ten minutes the locals could
not get a goal from the field or the
foul line. Wilson and Hay had scored
from the field and Hay from the foul
line. with the score standing 6 to I)
in Stamford's favor, when Dorney
broke away and getting the ball under
the Stamford not, tossed It in for F's
first basket. The Ice being broken,
the Norwalkers by hard playing tied
the score at 8-8. Each team counted
again from the field before the end of
the period, the total at intermission
being F', 10; Stamford, 10. Many min-
or fouls were called in this half, most-
ly for holding.
in the second period the F players
struck their gift and it was a. furious
one. Stamford was not "all in" by any
means, a ndthe playing waxed hotter
every moment. with Norwalk gradual-
ly drawing away towards the close,
the points for this half standing. F.
16; Stamford. 4. Smith and liagon did
great floor work in the last half, and
the whole Norwail team deserves
credit for' the manner in which they
pulled together. Hay and Wilson play-
cd strongly for the visitors. Stam-
ford scored two foul goals out of nine
chances. Team F had the same. nnm~
ber of tries, but could not. make one
Morrison. of Stamford, bumped
herds with an F lad in the second half.
and the former player had his forc-
hend cut, but got back III the game
after being plastered up u'lltllc bit.
The, omclaring‘Ivas ably handled by
Mr. Ranch, for Norwalk. and Mr, Cav-
unngh. for Stamford. none of their
decisions being questioned.‘
Stamford plays III Danbury on Tues-
day night. and think they can win up
there. On Monday night the All New
Yorke play here with Team 1". This
team is a swift bunch. having played
at Dunbnr'y last week and losing by
only four points. These two games
will give il good line on the strength
of the. Nor'waik and llanbury teams.
who do not meet until December 18.
when 1“ goes to Iluubury for a game.
Tire lineup and summary:
Team P.
'I‘. 14). Dorney. . ..
'1‘. .l. Dorney. .. .
Stamford.
..‘ilorrison
......... Wilson
a. r......
1.1".
Smith ..... ...C..............liay
Dugon... ll. (1. ......... Taylor
Godfrey ......... 1.. G. ....... Swanson
Field goals—'1‘. E. Dorney :3. T. J.
Dorney 2. Smith ti, l‘iagou I. Godfrey
Wilson ll. Hay Ii. Taylor I.
Foul goals—Hay 2.
Officials—Ranch and (‘nvanuglr
’l‘iIrIeI'-—(.‘harles Guarnier'i.
Pastimes, 285 Montauks. 8.
The opening contest boiwoeu the
Pastimes and the Moniuuks was too
game was on. l
one—sided in suit the audience after
the first few minutes as the I’llhillllt‘sl
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size;
Just one case of’
Blankets. white,
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When Taken Suddenly Ill—litre is
a Common-Sense Safeguard
Big, strong man is as a helpless Irr-
fant when he is suddenly ill.
The studiest chap In town usually
loses his self control. and is utterly un-
able to regard his condition with the
common sense that characterizes his
every day actions.
For example: He comes borne tir~
ed, eats a heavy dinner and sits down
to read and smoke away a quiet even-
ing.
Suddenly he notices a weight on his
stomach; then sharppains around his
heart, and a feeling or suffocation.
Thoughts of “heart disease" rush oveI
him and In his agony he fears the
worst. .
His trouble was acute indigestion,
brought on by ovelloading his tired
stomach.
A couple 'of Rexail Dyspepsia ’l‘rrb-
lets would have given him instant re-
lief—would have saved him hours of
suffering.
Carry a package of Rexall Dyspep
sla Tablets In your vest pocket or keep
them in your room. Take one after
each meal, and indigestion can never
bother you.
licxall Dyspepsia Tablets cure stom-
ach troubles by supplying the one ele-
meut, the absence of which in the gas-
trlc juices. causes Indigestion and dye-
pepsia. They enable the stomach to
digest all kinds of food and to quickly
convert it Into rich red blood.
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do. We
guarantee them to cure indigestion and
dyspepsia. if they fail, we will rc~
fund your money.
Price, 26 cents per full package.
Sold only at our store or by mail. The.
Clifford Pharmacy, South Norwalk,
Conn.
overwhelmed their opponents by a
score. of 28 to 18. Each half resulted
similarly, It to 4. In favor of the East.
Norwalk lads, who were a little too
experienced for the Moutauks. Guaru
nieri made several sensational shots:
his “southpaw" style of handling the
ball was quite clever. Kerns, Valen-
tine and O'Connor played fine basket:
ball, but the latter two could not plav ,
the whole game against such a team
as opposed them last evening.
The lineup and summary:
Montauks. Pastimes.
- Valentine. . .. . R. F. . . . . . . .Kerns
"'“crmcr ..... .. L. F. ....Blydeuhurg
Waters. .............Hines
\‘1' bone ....... .. . . R. G. .. .Guarnicri
(.‘uneo. L. G. . ....... Wright
I-‘iold goals—O‘Connor 2. Waters I,
Whonc 1. Kerns 2 Blydenburg 2, Hines
5 Guarieurl 4. Wright 1.
Officialf—llauch. ~ -
$3.00 Blankets,
$1.89
"Beacon" double
grey or tan, full
regular 83.00 value . . . . .. $1.89
251: Split Sole Stock-
ings, 191:
Women's Split Sole Stockings, 25c
value.
$1.29
-. ,I'.
” 39c
Full
at....................79n 60cai
The best
Huck Towels; regular sold lite.
Saturday ..
HAVE vbu THE 110331! or
Wood Burning?
Pyr'ography was never so popular
‘ as at present. See the sets we ,
‘ ‘ are running at. .. . . . .31, $2 “11.2.26
dainty pinks and blue; ‘
price39c.......................2io
6c Vent Bone Collar Supports. .....2o
For Saturday . ......196
Limit 3 pairs customer.
BIG VALUES IN
Huck Towels
made of hemstitched
........ .............11c
Flhnnelette? Skirts,
21c
cut Flannelette Petticoats.
usual .
' SpeCials.
I round wire hair ”covered
Sleeve Bikinis. well padded ......izc‘
ROIIB. at .............u...‘.‘.c,.£37¢
Norwalk Chronicler