, ... it dugout. unusual for the car wheels
”"No spin around when the ears are
. . ballot have paid her respectful hom-
Albion» for rm
moi-«Hus-
«:mmms. it'smu
mm
we Dustbin-tent ‘
guinea III-pertinent
9m“! WA” l
slider) on . .
IIII r’s Residence
socm'ry‘uo'rrcss
l nasoulc muse-rosy
ll ”do” NO: 10.. '- .nd A! "I
In in Monte Building. South
‘ , street. 1st and as Tuesday of
month-«July and August ex-
lied-wot 8 o’clock. All Master
I condislly invited. Frederic:
Lyon. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
, ' or Chapter. No. II. B. A. III.
f :0.“ .in Masonic Building, Scum
. in street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays or
month—July and August ex-
ted—«ts o'clock All itoyul Aron
us cordially invited. I'hurles w
ll. H. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox. as»
a? PIEfifE‘i’ECiEVEfiEFfl'ET.
he South votes the Democratic has
Nobel ticket solidly with great regu-
arity, but when election is over. the
Y-Refiublican president gets a grand re-
" ion down that way. This Is typl
M by the present visit of President
'- Tum. At Birmingham Ala... yesterday.
expresident delivered an address to
it!) “immense and unusually demonstra-
tive crowd. In response to the shout
Ml of a' gray bearded man. “God bless
‘ "you; we all love you," Mr. Taft smiled
Landcalled back, “That reminds me of
like old quotation, “it may be all right
to dissemhle your love, but why did
you kick me downstairs?‘ But I have
no fault to find on that score. The fact
that you had so little to do in putting
me where 1 nm makes me appreciate
the warmth and sincerity of your re-
‘ ception all the more."
The president's reception every-
where on his long trip demonstrates
beyond a doubt that he has thoroughly
gained the confidence of the great
mass of the people since he became
the first citizen of the land.
..M..._.....
Running trolley cars this weather
is In some respects harder than in a
. snow storm. The present condition is
due to tho .lcuves on the tracks. which
make very slippery rails. With the
liberal use of sand. the trouble is over-
.come to a considerable extent, though
starting. This kind of a rail Is also
destructive in that It makes “flat
wheels" when in braking the wheels
are set tight.
NOW that the North Polo coniroven
sy is stale and the New York election
is history, we may got a little informa-
tion concerning the progress of the
Panama Canal.
Dr. William J. Tracey made his sug-
gestion for milk inspection to the (‘lty
of Norwalk, but the idea Is not a bad
one for the whole town to think over
seriously.
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Speaking of perpetual candidates.
Brynn hasn't so very much on I'loarol.
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THE WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.
What Is called the white sluvc lraiilc
exists in cvtary large city, more or
loss. The peculiar horror of ii, iii New
York is that according to popular be.
lief It is under such protection that
the police collcct large some from
those who conduct It and' that Tam-
many groWs rich out of this horrible
businesl.\Always infamous and cruel.
‘ thisbuslness is ten times worse when
it Is shielded by those appointed to
suppress It as part of lhelr duty, and
when this blood money goes to enrich
men who control a great political or
ionisation». This In only one of several
illicit roads to wmllih that politicians
have found, but it is probably the
most shocking of ull."-——llsrl.ford
Times.
NOT A NIPPLE YET.
Mrs. Pabkhurst‘s visit to Connecti-
cut has not resulted yet In any demon-
strations lending to shake the tradiw
tics of the Land of Steady Habits.
Such Connecticut Women as want the
are as a noted propagandist. and oth-
‘ on not yet convinced on the subject
um listened with Interested curiosity
-‘ tonne of their sex who has served a
m iii jail for a cause that Is door
it .IIGI‘. and her violent sisters. But
lira. Pankbum is looking for Amer
pun mound in which to sow seeds of
War she is apt to be disappointed
OMDDDIICUI.MWEIIII‘DIIW Republi-
“W
‘HOHT AND GOOD.
Mexican editors have been find-
t with Mr. 'l’aft‘s clothes. But
0 cannot agree that drum out.
you would improve the presi-
‘ iie.«~eersntos Tribune.
32. John I) is Interested bo-
mum has been makill'
_ is
‘= of his very “salient kerosene 9II.-
cpl-lunch: Voice.
Now is a good time to begin saving
up for that Christmas present your
wife is going to buy you.-Waterbury
Republican.
The charge Is that some of those
Christian Scientists refused to be satis-
iied with the absent treatment when
the funds, were being divided-45h
' Paul ‘Pioneer Press.
A minister says a sermon is worth
five dollars. That's a whole lot of
money to pay when a sleeping pow-
der can be bought for ten cents—-
Bridgeport Post. '
-—-O-—
. Vice, according to the Chicago news-
papers. is about to be abolished from
that city by the efforts of the police.
But what puzzles us is how the Chi-
cago police ever discovered any vice
there—Columbia state.
--O-—
Doctor Cook's promise to produce
the profs continues to resemble Arte-
Inus Ward's lecture on "Ilabes in the
Wood." which never came nearer the
subjscl than to mention It by way of
introt’uclioii.~«i’l‘0vliielice Journal.
One of the ten newest health com-
mandments reads: "Rise early and cat
plenty of vegetables and fruit. and
have a supply of milk and eggs." (Ion-
sidering the price. who is going to
supply them ?~Ansonla Sentinel.
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Those Chicago business and profes-
sional men who have Invited Mr. tirauo
to a complimentary dinner appear to
have a lurking suspicion that there
are a few interesting things that the
near-minister to Chlnu‘has not yet had
an opportunity to toil.~Springilcld
Union.
“0-—
We read of and admire tho homes
of old. but every one of us has to light
his own Marathon and 'l‘bermopylc;
each one meets the Sphinx sitting by
the read he has to pass; to each of us.
as to Hercules. is olfered the choice
of vice or virtue: we may, like Paris,
glue the apple of life. to Venue, or
Juno or Minerva ”Lubbock.
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PROTECTING SOUTHERN BIRDS.
......
Stat; Audubon SOcIcty Member; Hear
Dr. 8. T. Palmer Tell AbOut Them.
AI, tbc annual meeting of the Con-
ncctlcut Audubon Society. hold in
Fulrficld lust aSturdny. Dr 'I‘ 8. Palm-
cI , of Washington of the biological
survey. was the principal speakcr and
told what was being done in the south-
ern status to protect the birds that
spend the winter along the gulf coast.
Ivory friend of the birds should have
heard of the great strides that have
been made In the lust fcw yours, and
how in some of the southern status
they have laws as good as our own.
True, the roblna are still kllicd III the
south. but in lmrlslanu. whcrc Ii. I'uw‘
years ago virios. swallow, and all
kinds of small birds were regularly
sold in tho murkvis, these birds are no
longer to be found.
in ouc of the southern stairs ilw
study of birds is a part of thc regular
school course.
Muuy who born not sci-u and watch-
ed the work in tho south have oftcn
complniucd that we Wt‘l‘t' only raising
birds III the north to lw killcd in the
south. and to iilcuo lir. Palmer‘s Words
would have suilslicd IlII-Iu that thc
work druu- in ihp north was sbowlnu
great results in the chub-god scnlimoui
In the south. ad that ibcrc was better
times ahead for tho (mum-rod soug-
slurs.
SHOT DUCKS FROM POWER BOAT
Game Warticr Wilbur F. Smith
Catches Two Men Off Fslrficld
Belch.
(lame Warden Wilbur I“. Smith or-
rcsied two mcu yesterday aficrumn
off FulrllI-ld Ht'nch for shooting ducks
from a power boat. The men claimed
that they had been told that the law
had been changed to allow hunting
from powor bouts this your. and were
having a merry time. following up tho
ducks and bad one old squuw to show
for their fun, which come rather high.
however. as iilcy puld $14.40 for kill.
lug It frqu u powor bout. when urreul-
ed before Justice Wukunluu. to Fair
fluid.
Complaint is made ihut certain oib
or parties have been shooting from
power boats and these cases are beink
investigated. and if they are under the
impression that the law allows this
form of shooting they bud better look
up the law, or also profit by the as
perieoce of the men of! Falriield.
TH! TWINTIETH CENTURY FRON‘
TIER.
Discussed at Meeting of Congregation
II Women's Association.
The Women's Association of3 thy
South Nurwulk Congregational Church
held its November meeting in tn:
church parlor on Wednesday after
noon. The subject for the day wax
"The Twentieth Century Frontier."
Mrs. kummler. the speaker. briefly
reviewed the conditions prevailing or
any historical mails and showed the
the some courage. tlenoe and for
titudc called for the must now u
brought. to bear in eating and con
adoring the wretchedneu. poverty,snd
Issuewhich confronts our moderr
civilisation and moonstltum the twee
«tomorrow 3““ . ....
a steady glowing heat.
Requires little care—burns nine hours—indicator on
brass font shows contents at a glance. The ONE I’ER- -
FECT Oil Heater. Various styles and finishes. ‘
chty Dealer Everywhere. If Not at Yours. Write for Descriptive Circular
to the Nearest Agency
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(lac-muted)
M
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13 WEALTH WORTH THE PRICE?
(iiiunscy's Magazine for November).
The writer once Inquircd of a very
successful man:
"When do you ever got a moment's
time for your own self-win be yourself
and to think your own thoughts? Do
you ever got a time like this?"
The very successful mall hesitated
for II moment. and thou replied:
"Why, year»! not such II time while
1 am being shared in the morning."
Is success really worth the price
when It must be paid for at such a
rate? ()I what use are quuslous and
country houses and grout csluios If
one has no lime to visit them and no.
joy their bonuty'.I Why should one
collect. through scouts. the most ox-
qulsltu works of art. it he cannot find
more than a casual buli-bour in which
to How Iiwlu'.’ \Yiliti ill'u wife and
children. if you are always hastening
about the world. for too preoccupied
to give them any serious thought, or
to recclvu the pleasure which their
company could afford you?
Triumph in the wheat pit or in Hip
stock uxchaugc, and your onerous will
be tainted by the uterine which those
who care for you will ham to rend III
ovcry newspaper. llecmne the target
of a thousand hoarse-voiced speakers
on tho stump, who dcpict you us It sort
of tii‘til: givc your nigbls nod days
to self-defense to circumvention Illt'll
dicitnis. to holding foal what you how
won and thou any whether the burdvn
of great wealth is not almost too much
to bcsr.
Your \‘cry cbIII‘iiics ore mocked iii.
Your most public-spirited actions HI'I‘
disioricd. and your motives uro lit‘itl
up to ridicule. You how no iiiiii‘ lvr
find or man or for your own true self.
if your mind is wiully set upon the
burden of your wr-ultb, which in tho
cud will blight the brain and wither up
the body.
And yl‘l ilit‘l'l‘ Is our polo snilsi’acilrui
If it be u IuIilsto-llou: Millions of
your follow countryuwn and worth»
wmucn will bellow, beyond all doubt.
that you are rculiy happy, and will
envy you
JUST CURIOUS.
"IhIt'IIII‘,’ sold illi‘ iIiiII-IIIIIIK )‘(IIIIIK
Indy to the young :IIul bashful doctor.
"how can you tall by fouling the pulse
If one Is wvil or sick ""
“We count the bouribt-nis uud Judm»
by that."
"iiut when you hold any woman's
hand IIcr puluo must brat so much
factor that I should think it would
fool you."
’l‘bc Ilill‘iiil' liliil‘liit‘li l'uriouuly uml
flxml up u IulxiuriI for lllill pullout
that wasn't wry hard to lakc.
“...—M404.“-
Mill Hill Illlilllll
lilE Ellli. lllllEl ill].
NEW HAVEN. Billll.
WIOH TO INOAGI
EXPERIENCED SilESllEll
Linens. Draperies. Carpets.
Men's Furnishings.
Write. stating age. details of
experience and salary wan-led.
Meeting Emergenmes _
For the chilly mornings and
evenings of early Fall and Spring
or the more bitter dnys of we.
tcr In the house, in the bangs-
low, any place where best is
needed in a hurry. the
PERFECTION
.(lqulppsd with smokeless Device).
fully meets the emergency—4
never smokcswnever goes
wrong—In a class all by itself.
Infinite pains have been taken to make it perfect.
Automatic smokeless Device
Turn the wick high or low there's no smell—the auto-
mutic smokclt‘s‘s dcricc prevents it—-—no smoke either-just
FLOOR USHER
WANTID IV
THE EllIi. llllEl llll.
llili lillEil. llllllll.
Out with Department Store
sxporienm preferred.
Write. stating site. details of
experience and salary wanted.
M ..s ..
a“
Oil Healer
oi the
UNEXPECTED PRIZE.
Willi a deftness acquirod'by long
and patient practice the pickpockI-I
extracted an old but wcil tilled purse
from tho hip-pocket of unsuspecting
old gentleman with the beaming couu
tensuco against whom he bud careless-
ly brushed when leaving the Tube
station and on reaching II. secluded
place he opcncd it.
The contents had been wrapped with
great care in numerous thicknesses of
blank paper. Removing the mappings
one by one he found in the center of
the package a card with this inscrip.
tion open It:
Young man. give up your career at
crime! Nothing in iL—Tit-Bits.
ElllElllilliIEllli
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MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORV ALK.
THREE DAYB. 8 - ARTINO
THURSDAY, November 4
SpeclaiEnn' ,ntof -
DAVID F0 I I co.
In the Helm . amatlc Act
“THE LAW OF “3 FIE DESERT”
Cilt'.
I‘uul TI i‘Im‘lu'I ul‘ l"l‘.'lhll "UP
(‘uilt l, '.. :l M \li‘llli illt'l ........
Miss Lucill- .‘Iimllno
Morel "to Jim, 1i li‘ii lu‘i‘ml ........
iilli w
Soc-...Ii Western Scenery and‘Efiects
SID BAXTETI 6: CO.
EDITH TALBOT
DAVE WELLS
The President of the Hod Carriers
TOM MAHONEY
The Musical Treat of the Seance
THE PIANOFIENDS
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTS
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Adults ........ IOc Children ...... 5c
NIGHTS ................. 10 and 20c
MUSIC HALL
on: meat ONLY
Friday Evening. November 5th
WEE & PRICE'S
GREATEST AND BEST PLAY
THE COUNTY
SHERIFF
IN 4 ACTS-4 SCENES
A PLAY YOU WILL WISH TO SEE
AGAIN
15—43000 SPECIALTIES-m5
DANCING AFTER THE SHOW
PRICEwEvcnlng. . ........iO. 20. 30c
Boots on sale Monday. Nov. l. at box
ST
TELEPHONI 800.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
TODAY
ass CURNIL
The Dog With the Human Brain
“I THE 4 ALIAB
Burlesque Circus
tin-«TH! MATINII GIRLS—b
MAIMIE FLIMINI‘I
New England's Popular Favorite
mo rduu crush rsAToass
THIO‘IB A DOLLAR SHOW FOR 10
AND 2001M
Intlro Lower ricer Reunion...”
Isiirs balcony ..................i°c
ch'F‘N" aslIlilolsclisootihifidinl'“
Our lbw at Night III!
- AS USUAL
W}
“WNW“... ...... ...“... ..,._ _
Y--Bargain Day
Novelties
BIG BARGAINS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
./
and Staple Geods at
f‘Friday” Prices
Why Not Take Advantage and Save Money?
IT’ S EASIER TO DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING NOW THAN IT WILL BE IN A
MONTH FROM NOW. LOOK THIS LIST OVER, THEN
Come in and Let Us Show You the
Bargains.
35c Cottage Carpet, 24c yd.
Ir‘ull yard wltlc ('otluco t‘nrpcl
FRIDAY 24c YD.
“Seeing Is Believing”
$1.25 Bed Spread, 88c
Largo size hemmed ilnish Crochet Bed Spreads,
$1.25 value.
FRIDAY, 88c
I-I-guiur price 35c.
$1. 50 Lace Curtains. 97c
Nottingham Law t'uilnins, full ll
FRIDAY. 97c
uorlh Iii-ii.
Toilet Articles
y yards long;
50c Boys’ Sweaters, 39c
“'(Ii'HIl‘iI lv‘luisb Cont Byvcutm's.
llnys'
sold 00c. all sizes.
_ FRIDAY. 3%
lllc t‘osmo iluilcrmilk Soap ..................... 70
3c coke t‘usiilc
Sozodont or Itubifonul. 25c size ................. 17c
Luise sizc bottle of ’l iLlI um Powder regular 150
value ....................................... 90
$12 00 Black Coats, $7. 98
Long liinck Kcrsey Coats. satin trimmings, half-
Ilnod with grey satin and perfectly tailored; regular
regularly
$2.75 Door Mats, $1.98
(‘m-oa lhlnr hints. full 30x30 silo;
FRIDAY. $1.98
\‘uiuo.
“2.00 value.
FRIDAY. $7 .98
Small Wares
ltlc Chiffon t‘oliur Foundations .................. 60
ll yd, pieces of Ilius Folds. white only; 7c value.4c pc.
regular 83.7.]
$2.00 Union Sui
Silk and Wool Combination SI
solulpll nn potion, light In wcigbt and vcry worm;
rcgulurly sold 82,
FRIDAY. $1.69
Duchess Ilulr \l'uwrs. I on a. card ............... 9c
Function 'l‘ubular Shoo Lat-ere. covered tip, 5c
vuluo ....................................... 3c
12 l-2c Pillow Cases. 10c
Full size Muslin Pillow Cases, regular 1295c value.
is, $1.69
Ills for wmuco,
lIlI‘
25c Pocketbooks, l9c
bloc
19c
and I’ursI-s.
i‘llll). \Y
l'm‘ llf‘l 1“ oils.
iurly
3:.“
w
Writing Paper
Iu'st quality Willing I'upvr;
Largo also boxus,
rcgulu r
25c GRADE. 18c 15c QUALITY. 80
FRIDAY. 10c
50c Waists, 39c
i‘oieml or White, Shirt Waists of Madras,
sips; regular bucolic.
FRIDAY. 39c
Kenyon Rain Coats. $11.99
ilcuuior mono llaiu (‘onts of striped Silk. Moire
and l‘ruuollu t‘loilI. ull rubberized, every color and
k or colors; who
all
500 Corsets,
.'il| qukrs of regular 50c i‘ursuls. III t‘Yt‘i)’
FRIDAY. 39c
plain black: usual SIMIO value.
39c l FRIDAY. $11.99
35c Pillow Cords, 21c
porters. 2
’i‘uyior‘s “Form Reducer" Abdominal llosc Sup-
supports and ,w-l will I‘IIIIIpruuu illi‘ aluitr
illi'ii, I‘iliill‘ii In lill colors; I‘I‘uuiul‘ly Ill‘ur.
port or...
FRIDAY. 21
“Form“ Reducer ” Hose Sup-
Iilcrccrizcd Pillow Cords, all colors; usually (inc.
FRIDAY, 21c
50c Damask, 34c
Its-inch Illoucbmi 'l‘nlIic Damask. neat patterns;
regular bib- \‘lliiit‘.
FRIDAY. 34c
1c
C
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an..-“ “——
.1930
MUSIC HALL FIR! ARRANGE-
MEN
I
Local Officials Find Thiy Are All
Right.
(thief of Police William Vollmcr.
Fire Chief liuroid F. Clark and As-
sistant Chiefs Iii. W. Clark and (i. l“.
(‘lurk have made It complete inspec-
tion of Music Hall in South Main
street. with reference to fire inspec-
tion and are sntisiied that the arrange-
ments are complete. Two of the our
ployees of the bail are members of
the department and to add further so
rarity. Manager Torn Kirby has Issued
six passes for lilo of the members of
the department in order to have the
ilremso on hand. To still further add
to the security of the hall. a two inch
water main has been extended Into the
hsil The management tools certain
that with the presence of firemen- at.
every performance and all fire precau-
tion possible. they are equipped to
handle any possible lire scare.
IIOINNIND IAIILV.
”Tommy. do you know why I have
kept you in after school?”
"Yo-m; you want to lied out what
was in that note i slipped to Kitty
Jones. it was to let her know that she
mustn‘t make on est on any more.
ails» daily tall A“,
cause I don’t or. nobody but you.
teacher."~0hiouso sums. , M...“ ,
srou STORE
‘3'”s‘z"lunu,ulutnu37..
vuw “or casmsnv surrse. per lb. an
oooo swan rue BUTTlfl.psrib349
sac-r usw vonx s'rA'rs cusses. psr It. sea
pansy russu secs (From Olk slug. rum). doz. ............600
new yous our: sons. dos. so.
GAUDLED sous. dos. 36o
ALI. KIND. CHEESE. IOTH IMDURTID AND DOMESTIC.
i can NIW CORN, I can NEW PEAS, .1 can le TOMATOES. .250
Fancy Orange Quinces, pk. ..ilbe 3 lbs. Yale Toast or Milk
tape Cod Cranberries. qt. ....ioe Crackers A
Choice Native Turnips. pk. ...200 352"?“ Grown 3“” ”9"“
Red or Yellow Onions. qt. be Del
Sweet or White Potatoes, pk. 25o
can
Old Grow R e Whiskey. hotnbim
Monogram yc Whiskey.bot.. ode
Green River Whiskey. bot . . .8100
Old I'rlvhte Stock Whiskey.
25¢
ososl‘soIOA-nssunsIIo-s
Monte Asparagus Tips.
III-osehoiolltilvsaleas
Hrnnossy’s 1 Star Brandy.
to Garfiebotosllleoooaasoo
Rock and Rye (For Colds).
to
ti Oootlsballololliblolte
hot. ...................... .
Hrunessy’s a star Brandy. Duffy‘s Pure Malt Whiskey.
bat- siliceous-l-IIu-IlcIII-.1150 0t. .Ipoolloolllpdsgsttsag
ALL THE LEADING INANDI WINIO AND LiQUOR‘o ETC.
A. F. BECKMANN 8. CO.
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