all m mountings ltlfilold
ur rams y a a
mini or more
to m .. .
apt oil tilial‘“. hfit‘y
statement. but we me
or it. Could anything be
you?‘ '
soisntids. columns- nodes
in 86in“ Orderiies. which
like candy ’l‘heir active
a radiant scientific Illscov
ti odorless. colorless ans
renounced, gentle and
on, aid psftinhiai‘ly
every way. This ingred-
llii or any ihconve‘n
(' ‘ er liesall Orderlies are
‘ W , tor childrn‘. aged and
lflilr um chronic or
Imitation.i or $8 associate
on real c 6 Inputs, we
finish es at our
t them in
attire. l2
s6 diarrhea. nausea. _
or college. bkidhoms.
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V ‘ out six were easier
, ‘ most ‘ro Stilt ALL
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we {than
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‘ one of the best comedy bills ever
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SAN ANTONIO, Tom, Oct !8 my?“
coding the arrival of President Tait
" lit ‘66: {Militia 86W. 66W new
sit-able clitnons' as they were classified
were ordered to be held during the
Wdt‘flieprwhiit. thby‘hbihg‘tit
detention bytbs low swarm“. nip
threats were m by any one Mall”
to the seldom. but the some ties
are ’ilgdil‘llhieti 661's eel outerd
large cities A committee represent
ing the local organisation of Socialists
last night reported to the police and
county onlcers that a member of the
Political Refugee Defense Magus who
has been residing on Main ‘Plnsa. ls
missing. ‘
The members or the committee were
also alarmed about the disappearance
of another local Socialist. They learn-
ed that he was in the city jail.
The members of the committee sent
a telegram last evening to the Chicago
Bocisllstic headquarters reporting the
disappearance, saying:
"Think boils incommunicado."
Pltliili manna
meme uaofi;'mniem.
Ano’ther‘ bill Opens at the popular
Music flail, and the management pre-
diets a bill to surpass the one that
clbsed on Saturday. layons. Fisher
and Lynne. n musical comedy sketch.
'is the headline act..nnd comes highly
recommended: Ward and Burton, the
slugtngduo.‘no doubt Will please and
entertain; the Residing Sisters. the
”lady «scars. although not new to
South Norwaili, have an entirely new
uttering; Lynch. the king or the wire.
hill IOIne new and interesting tricks:
the Al'nbama Comedy Four. songs.
dances and comedians. will miss tip
in
'Bouth Norwnlk. .
There's hardly any way a man can
,, make himself more unpopular than
‘ deliberately trying to win popularity
rt!
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cadmium
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sgan art at no
Justin: the suns. glimpse are cans“
Mel, Will. '0! ”Hit: in at
h k. Even it done in childhood it
chad nerves and pain in
later use the nan-en: organ; and
“31th remove the chill. at
tiedlsesseasd palmsmlhaslthil
oradthrough Weaning the an
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sis. mart, Kidney um ale ills
sass! are kitten special attention; also
Curvature 0! the Soils. You win
silver regret giving Chiropmtin 6
chain» to help yon. - ,
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so the we law
scrub brush tor the hon. M
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m
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on see 6! Panes Elia pain and take
'6' litt lost as "as you can.
There wt be no sour rielnzs. no‘beich-
finmr‘fiudm unaudited-i .
burn Vsitiii't s66 Yliu 667661
_. PinsquiveMinuUs
Every family here might to keep.
some DiapepsIn in the house. as any
one olyou may use an attack oi ib-
gestlon or Stomach trouble at any
ti 0. day or a{aunt
This is non preparation will (it
gent anythi t and overcomes
distressed. on altos er, stomach Ilve
minutes atterwo'tds.
it you meals don‘t tempt on, or
whutlit eypttd’o tseems to it you.
or idys ilk or lead in your
ori hav6 heartburn.
tliat 166or ‘sigu 6ryfiigestlon.
Ask your Pnarmwoiat for a odcent
log of un igested food inixetl willinéld.
no stomaehgas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling III the stomach, Nau-
sea. Debilitsting Headaches business
or intestinal inpinx. This will all .go.
and besides. there will be no solid W
le’l‘t aver in the stomach to poison your
breath with nauseous odors.
limes Diaphpdih Is a certain cure
In. out-or-door stomachs. because It
prevents teimentation and taken hold
of your toad anti digemi it. just this
some as if your stomach wssn t there.
Relief in live minutes (told all atom
sch misery Is at any dung store. wait
lug (or you.
These large 50 cent. cases to loin
more than sufficient to cure allubs a‘n‘y
chronic ease or Dyspepsia. indigestion
or any other Stomach trouble.
1 .. .4 9*! «Emmavr . .E
GHURCH CALENDARS.
u... _.
south Namath CQngI'spltloml.
Tbursdos'mlzlo p. In. the quarterly
report or the tmsurer: 8 p. In, de-
votional service: 8:“) p. m.. address
by the pastor. to be followed by a con
sidemtion of the subject. which is
Preakloot Eliot's New Religion. Mem-
bers are requested to read lir. Eliot's
address.
Friday—4:30 p. m., rehearsal oi the
chorus.
Saturday—«7:15 p. A. the Young
Men's Club will meet; 7:80 p. In.. the
Junior Mission Circle. with Miss
Rosalie Jesse.
Sunday. October lit—10:30 n. In..
the pastor will preach; 7 p. m., the
pastor will piteach.
.October tfi—The Women's Mini. at
Bridgeport.
The next reception of members will
be held Sunday. November ii. and all
who will unite with the church will
need to speak to the “aster before
Thursday evening.
t
.Plrst M. 6. Church.
Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.-—-ltally class
meeting. led by Brother Seth Reming-
ton.
Wednesday, 8 p. m.«~fipworth {rang-
no social at the parsonage.
Thursday. 2 p. run—ladles' Aid rallv
at the home at Mrs. Alvin {h Wads-
worth. Moss kill. Cross street. 7:66
p. m. Rally prayer service. Sobleot:
‘A Great Prayer Meeting and WM
Game oi it." Short address by pae-
tor Solo by Miss Lucy Gray.
FIlday. 8 p In. Rally meeting of the
Men’s industrial League in the Sun
day school room.
arses Parish Nous.
Monday-Mar. Luke's Day. the cult:-
brotlon of the Holy Communion at
3:80; social meeting or the Daughters
of the King at 1:60 in the Guild room.
Tuesday—special meeting or the
(nights at King Arthur at. 8 o‘clock.
strut. South Nos-walk. at. 2:00; Irst
, the Guild room at 3:66.
Q Minty
all meeting oi the Junior Auxiliary in
.lliss Dollie aim has been an.
brunch. secretary at tllIiOlris Friendly
in 6"ch PM will) W
Wooden!» or the mo yuan .6! the
hipiscopsl Church will deliver an ml
dress at Grace Church the lust Bun-
day morning in this month The
pig nest ad mos Will be for
the beset of t e ”up.
8t. Psalm flush.
,‘w n. in, morning prayer; 5
at: in prayer.
t sy. ii pip
ll-I‘Il”
. WW limit 06W W
. Iinber purged 66pr
Wednesday. 2: 30 p. 'In.—~
. \
almost
and sum at W “Ml“ ‘
Go out
sternum. _. .
3 Watery.
‘s
' take should the meeting tomorrow tail
.Wednesdsy-Woman's Guild .with.
. Mrs. ‘I. ‘A. Vie-swans. ii North hull
“of“
1' do lite listen» or the 6ii66its.
> ' floodlit. October lllili. 3i nukes
Div»? .30 a in .~ My Communism.
lit-709W!!! toasting
- ”l it” “it‘ll’ Friendly 606“!-
liters
_ the Guild. The meeting will bflflgoiifl
,6 3mm new as tinny
Friday. my 6. thk6mtss wet
Inter. M “in. its.
, rherIflmtsl will
. be made. WWW harm in,
no musrmwmm so the.”
s deny. ‘
(r «. new. {gringo
trip. Nanny you. last wank said:
the retinal or the it t manners
prg‘anis‘atloh to grant Itiii 11 cards to
live women utriko‘bi‘eoltlirs, atoms to
bilnnk the lidchliiipo oi the batting
strike. which Mitt,“ In... months ago
today. dill telnbiirtl‘liiy at a stilntldt'ill
it is nail: on authority that the any
tlllhg that we“ It the? way in a in.
tuition between snippet n“. v one
unit 6 no. or this city and orange
:t:matt'6l"fl tailing kilo tho lli'll‘i'ilners‘
union animation Mic never were“
members or the organisation. While at
the mesons. held in (triage. that New
day night. the trimmers votod‘to‘m-
insists their members who had desert
ed since the strike began. but they
take a stand against granting a tow
cards or membership thereby pre
venting the return to work or 1,206
people.
Although an short to adjust the
ueatiou was without result at the
“menu.“ in this city yesterday. the or
stem and advisory man or the Unit
ed flattery of Mirth America. who
have reached an agreement with the
Connits.‘ will address a meeting of
the trimmers local in tingle bail. Cons
sweet. Orange. at 3 o clock tomorrow
afternoon. Whether .or not the big
Connctt plants will resume operations,
depends it is declared on the outcome
orihis meeting. . l 1
National President John A. Moran.
or the [lulled Hatters. declined this
morning to dismiss yeeierday’s meet-
ing or to say what steps the men will
to bring the women into line.
The journeyman batters are conti-
dsnt that once the Connett factories
resume operations. other plants will
fall in line. ‘
ARMY CHAPII.‘ nsolcarso.
President Tait days That country nan-
not Mood to Man tit. Num
an at Mon.
SAN ANTON“), Tan. Oct. 18.“-
Preeident Taft last .llight dedicated a
new chapel at M' Sam 'Houston.
Speaking of the relations ot the army
and religion. he salil: "i would desire
to say that an ”continual circum-
stance has contributed toward ”the
erection oi the arm post here and
one that speaks wonders to the peo-
ple of San Antonio and (hr the army of
the United States stationed in this
beautiful city. it has not always been
so at every post as lt‘is here, where
you love the army and where‘the army
loves you." '
At this point the chair in which his
yor Callaghan was seated broke with
a crash, the mayor narrowly missing
a tall, to the doormfl‘yrning quickly
when he heard the noise, and seeing
rthe cause President 'l‘stt smiled and
rem ed: "i am delighted. my friends
"'62! am standln 6t this little"
it the lauglfig occasioned by
the president‘s mmark subsided the
president continued:
“Under our constitution we do not
unite the church and the state. Some
say this is a coldness on the part or
our government Inward religion. You
and I know that such is not the couch
tion. The government encourages
morality and religion In every depart-
ment at its people.
‘To house. cloths and discipline tram
sixty thousand men is a grout task and
certain restrictions must be thrown
around them. in order that the men
may have the opportunity to wordhip
fled, the g0vornmont employs chap
lsins at salaries paid by the govern-
talent.
“The army has not received the
praise it deserves. Some times cer
tain people at Waqhin‘gton iaite what.
you hall a 'tali out the strait"
volley. sud their ballot omnioyees is ' ‘
wearing of rubbers.
‘tion :
pporters or t e arniy ,do lt‘pil
climb with; eIIough or sites enough hides.
from htrn'lks or spots if
you use
Two round bit in ac
enough for from oili'iu *finpwa
Each block in a muslin bag in tie“ ii ‘
I'II. noliother liuhtiilgi r am .
(asap ‘3‘: by the sip grafts) .
stir the watertd , “36¢
tint. then in it 6'5?“ 6“"1‘» ;,
nothing lost. 1:“
There seems to he s_' tendency
among women to do away with the
wearing shoes
with heavy soles instead. it after a
day out In the wet abuse are well all-
ed and taken care of. , donut seem
to be harmed by the guperienced.
While there are a great many pastel
shades seen among me‘nswliuits they
are most of them our. ”
Oysters are now at their best ."saye
"Fable Talk " Boil 9iirty oysters in
their own liquor eight lulllutes drain,
then dry and stand My until v 1'?
cold. When cold, mix murmur tab e-
spoontnls of mayonnaise and nerve on
crisp lettuce leaves.
The full platted skirt (perfectly
pressed) and the jaunty military jack
et combine‘ to makes {etching direct
suit for his girl with style. Any girl
must have style to look Well in 5 mil-
litary cost.
"Vogue" quotes from the tables of
an eminent New York physician
which show that the death rate from
cancer is greatest among these races
which are the greatnst inept eaters.
Turkish. Hindoo. Russian—is there
any Eastern name Which is not thist
mason attached to a turban model!
Some will perhaps like this propor-
tion or mm and sugar watch comes
In the recipe for peer chip (goat But-
eilld; I wish i éould print all that
hue come In. to show my apprecia-
Teu pounds pour out into strips,
tour and onehnltpounds sugar. nae-
qusrter pound preservhti ginger, (our
lemons. Let the Tiltilt (the “on, peel
and all having been shaved as an- as
possible) and b‘hgdr fluid bm‘aight ’
to tone III-nap. lathe morning add
the ginger and cook steely from one
and onehait to two bolus.
All the mustard shades are very ‘
or colors shaded on to mustard, as
mustard- -green one of the wry new
shades
The only excuse for letting two
rows of trimming which run lrotn neck
to hem on the from or a gown reach 7
their widest marl; at the finial-line “
nmst be to have them run dilerently'
trom what they (lo usua y. for noth-
Ing gives the isminine re worse
lines
When you hang dist lace at the win- ‘
dow or plain weaves with' the square ‘
inserts of diet lace. see to it that the ..
drapery always hangs true. Oneness ‘
this kind at lace occasionally in the I
windows of public buildings whom
both edges are lulled on a rod. and so f
otten either top or bottom pets push- I
an to one side that the window iii ‘,
made hideous instead or beautllled.
‘Deeidedlymhowy Is a gains or gold .
brocade with table or to cloth slid 1
trimming oi arouse. chips and «his
soften the low 090k“ ’93,?! bodice
whore It comes against up lilihh.
To keep in layer nail re, row!"
the onepioce dross must =68 9] too,
heavyamnterisl. Welcomed to lugs
and thin fabrics about W W N
an month
toga ss'thsy should.
‘ e'md ‘t think we can
in" We?” 6“ ‘6” it»
i ll mt IA
willed. to Maine the my
uni-Vi it to the people or 6in Amend
to say it they tearfthst the tree instiu
been 060th may 01.10.3106”
yd'arlno'heytnruaded
cushions o. Dot. Iii-u ~‘Ths
elm men «so It mi
I! to nation “and other
Minimum Math!
heroine-so um min in.
than men
if. when heavier nil ,
60.14 imbue that ‘6‘" at devoted,
I will.
”lotions or our country mom
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sawmills magmas mos,- .,
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good. the plain mustard libel! and oth- ‘
women-mummy”! ‘
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Oétober Shopping News
Often between seasons there is a need tor a warm wrap
smuething to keep the \utuiun chiliincss at n rcsputful
distance, and yet that wrap must not be Imrdcnsmnc. '1 his
is where the graceful mile and stoies of Inarabont and as—
trich feathers play their acceptable part. A feathered scarf
or boa weighs nothing. it can be carried in the hand with no
more inconvenience than a handkerchief. and yet the dainty
affair is comfortable and warm when worn about the shoul—
ders. The woman who uses a feather boa once hardly likes
to do without. This season they are prettier than ever, the
natural slmties with gray or black for street wcar,‘ and the
delicate pinks. blues, pearl greys, argonts. and white {or
cvcuiug use. l’riccs front $5.00 to $22.00. Mutts in black
and natural. stylish designs.
W
All women like silk underwear. and no garments of the
intimate feminine varictv were 0ch Iiainticr than the Ital-
ian silk vests anti union suits. “any of them are embroid-
ered in l‘rcnch laid work. smut have lace medallions insert~
ed. and some are quite plain Wliii A simple row of heading.
'lhc silk 15 of :I hcnv y qtiuiitt and quite durable Vans from
$2.98 in $4.50.
v
The newest an neatest Shoe Racks are of heavy brass,
nickel—plated. They are made to fasten (III the wall or the
closet door. and a rack will hold 31min: of men's shoes or 4
‘pairs of women's. Easy to place shoes or reIIIovc tlIcnI.
Shown in the inscmcnt Furnishing Store,
“M
A Kitchen Knife Set contains three CiIrist knives with
good stccl blades and black enameled wood— Idlcs. One
broad knife, one cake knife. one paring knife. lot a set.
3‘.
INN,
\ .
A very nice Linen Handkerchief for women is selling at
It has .1 hand embroidered initial in the corner.
250.
”——
‘The I M. Read Co
FOR Mariner
W i B to ' GLOVES
SAID TO at: run: seer DMLAR int) GLOVES IN
was weaker. TRY II :PAIR
m—
* Boiler Brown Hose at 25c
LIGHT WEIGHT-MEN” WEIGHT
Lsdics’ Hose at 25c
‘ A LARGE VARIETY
Children‘s Sweaters, 50c to $2.50
' Lsdies‘ Sweaters, $2.00 to $5.00
A. Dickeman 8: Son
64 Wlibliisi’ilii St. South Norwslk
nil one could but to nitliiiifltlnd and Should dieti- stock In trade prove very
stiflieéll. ‘ ti'eiostabis they very likely take away
wlth them a Molecule present in ad-
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of morning tint suits could in! 10'1"“ ’ I”
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“'5 M unwmyhil. » , J round «swabs: had the sure-tan: .MU‘e’LIIIW'I
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. tithe W
60676116?! MGKMN'I r?“ "fills up
"to. -
denoted. the Galveston negro pupils.
and. iii! result
‘ . evpryone has tied up trains on the Mississi
‘ River hi this section. Big stealhho‘ts
are docked at several ports owing to
‘10 ‘3' w sngrcliy of labor but wiitéh to supply
a crew. 6nd river men minim John-
“9 ’Wfl «limit! our Iotliioi for prevail-
1|"th madness In so the "t'btietaboutu"
6‘” “than it celebrating. The James us. one
‘ilw Willi “minim“ Will. it! use
time lit 66666666“? by bars. although the was to have lett
l‘ ”mm to Friday. naturism, plotted socialise
“636M636 Iy from the negro race. refitted to em
a iii 6m iii in order to remain astronaut hear
‘ti 666th n. ummgmnimbatilo seam
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