- ‘ .‘owm‘em .JI,
sideswith his moth-f
lawsuits; in this," “city."
morning arrested by
Stung of istraiford. fork
‘ 61 dri‘we’
ti ‘3' Wit ".‘s cm , ' l
fir’itusgoonas lasted list
to Btratford.-gver noon on one
a freight: earl. f , nay halogen
sing from the drawer most every
gator the past three weeks. but none
bill to, illoOluak ,, ‘
flimsy msde‘hls uni call. 8 aiion
Mentsrirwuiter B. obstinate pad out
Motiluskey snapped
couteiniug 360‘: ~‘ ,
Bermudian"! Stars went to Me:
olulltey's home in this city. and qllfso‘
tinned McCluskey. who declared be
we! not the thief. Sheriff Stggk titen
‘ used a deception to which lusltey
folk- it was to the site that one
noon he had been seen 0 abstract 15
cents from the till b a erson who
Was] in about 4." ‘. b t “peeking
through a knofmole, McCluskey then.
told everythin he knew, , , _
‘ . W ,
G"Ti‘l(0,,fl“fl¥ son wmrsa.
“'1 w-
., ,‘IW‘V is the Time to do Many Things
That Most People neglect Until
. . Too saw--
‘fDo not wait until freezing weather
is upon'you toget. your house and
trundlready for winter," is the time-
ly 'o‘o .. given in the Women's
worldtor November in bidts on “(let-
tingll‘udy for Winter." by June Bill“
tohMann. Now is the time to look
after the many little things which will
add to year. comfort in bitter days.
"' fiemtgncall the gutters. pipes and
waterways are free from d’eed leaves
smother summel' refuse. Delay doing
this'itid' freezing weather will make
work fertile tinman and big bills for
‘up‘ an envelope
i
u. . , ,
If the‘roof is in bad condition have
it repaired Immediately. A good tlmc
to examine it is in the midst of a hard.
driving. fall storm. You can tell in
this way where the leaks are.
0,11 that some stormy day make it
your in eludes to' look at every window
in the ousé. See' that they tit tightly
especially in the direction of the pre-
vailing storms or high winds will often
drive the water in. Any broken panes
shouldabe .ropaired._ Get the storm
doors slid windows out of storage. Re-
pair broken glass. wherever putty is
loops replace it. and freshen up the
flush. with a cost of new paint.
pulses our gauge {angry .21"? Sir
' A'aae'r one
i 1% pious m of all t ‘9 air one
"can at. At least d0.M,_lcrewlbem
in: . he latestormwindnwssro hing-
ed and easily moved, rel-hens your
old'gpes clan alsobe arranged in this
way. 'Any vixood’ hardware dealer will
tell »you..of':thexlnta :Idess In inside
biases. stitches and, selenium.
here a fronthdocr opens , directly
into a habit its. so lento have a.
small vestibule bul ,fo the winter
or nths. ,This can senses of cheap,
in her. and, ”painted the dolor of the
hmiiéirimmiu 9:“ Small windows of
ovuigleu' Psalm} dbl” put. high
sides. 0 x . .,
solitude is a? pr ,tcction . ‘not
‘ callers who
.‘~
‘\
, , ,limiee but iii
If otherwia‘h’ be as seen to bitter
windowed cold. until i .0 door bell is
answered. ‘
A kitchen door Yin one that is not
espeeiall pr can can be protecfiedr
an . 'u ‘ coj' ‘ _ r, opt out by “ii, i!-
tidbit
5
minor screen door. Tuck on
one? tho' wire heavy sheets of
mmdmmr.‘ u
Mines dine. r and 8 bottom. add
u west er sir p inn. ‘ .
Many persons prefer wee
, Di .io , Qti if, down. They keep
oumh‘ec‘élggf til? the cult, Nor is,
ill , the cal“; fkeeplngfwo sets
0!“ ‘rdi “f" hfire are many kinds
of' rippin fiche be bought randy
to \it ‘ This is much cheaper than,
tofir'vy‘l’t' info to order. See that It
is “pit «My. ‘ .
my.
hit"1 .
f ad x
"ht the East End Yard takes a run ,
e stations employees, attached the -‘
Wellheada 14.02,
of the once for less than a‘ or auto and .‘
re is a crack;
lher strip:a
fly. with: E} P
.liesetsilie 01130391 , ,
M 3° ‘ géfigflfofiglol (Ill:
. 400-
tors add to
i“2 which;
. .. ,d con :35
figgcidgto t'ry it.
liéfiuredmytrouble
til
‘ mods newton
.P siren . lethal:
Icandcs myown
och." Mrs. Jos-
g: Egon. Bards-
, , wn. . .
' .~ . We is red.
comets l' , ”vi-“lea area from
the worst form of female trouble so
't. it‘- times I thought I could not
., “gayest-reign e in a dreadful
c ntiiti‘ .‘xLydia . nltham‘s Vega.
table Compound curedmefind made
the feel like a. different women. Lydia
E. Pinion-mm Vegetable Compound is
worth its Weight in’ gold to suffering
women."-Mns. Miter lVoon*R.F.D. a.
it bruins?
to l in
it'll beatings to try
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com.
pound-mods from roots and herbs.
For thirty years this famous remedy
has been the standnrd for ll forms of
female ills. and his cured t onsehde of
Women who have been troubled with
such ulwmn'displmmu _ fibroid
tumors. ueerstion. lullamma ion. ir-
l rlti _. backache. and nervous
promotion- . . . . .
If ouvvantspecial advice write
tori ,Mrs.Plulfhemfla mobilise.
It is free and always e blui-
. . 5E
THE GREAT LAWYER.
TheOry That He is Born and Not Made
In Assorted.
(Washington Post.)
This I5 the use of lnvcstigutlmt and
of speculation. All sorts of inquiries
are propounded. UIClI us “What is a
democrat?" And now we have this
question. “What Is it lawyer?" Ollt'
respectable and eminent authority on.
were that. be. u at have u collegiali-
training and gel lls lllW learning In
a day school, else. he can never expect
to be other than n “cnsc lawyer.“ and
not touch If lhnt.‘
One opinion In that
born, not made.
lawyers are
Unions one have the
“legal 111116)." all the colic cs un-d till
the study it the world wil not mukr
n lnwyet of him. ”and If he be gifted
with the legal mind he will get to be
a great lawyer. although he never saw
a college and never read half the text-
books. Abraham Lincoln was onc of
them.
Robcrt Burns never went to college.
but be ranks among the greutest
poets of all the world. Ben Ifsrdln.
of Kentucky, ucvcr attended a law
school, but he was the equal of any
lewycr our country bus produced. To
be u grout lnwycr. one must under-
stand the philosophy, the sclcncc of
It. All the study in the world. in col-
lege or out of college, and all the m"
perl'eucc the courtroom can supply.
\vlllnbt rdvcul ibc ‘phllusuphlos of the
great ‘pl‘inclplcs of our Jurisprudence;
and yet your greatest lawyer. bow.
ovcr much he understuuds "tbc rcnsou
of tbc’ vulc,“ must mite himself sc-
Qunlmcd With the lil tory of the rule,
when It was established uml the con
dlilons that called it into being.
.lobu Mursttnll was but u lcnf‘nctl
iuwycr. .lic bus but vcrscd In tho
dprcccdcuts us Story wus, or us any
other our- of his associates (m the
lmncb was; but he know the principitI
and applied It in (Ivory colic. pull be
cured not whether there ‘wus prccu.
door or not. If there was, all well and
good; If them was not. lit! established
the precedent. Your "Clllii‘ luwycr"
can vs no opinioll offhnbzi. llc
must search the precedents: but your
great lawyer applies the philosophy of
the law to given fuels. am, he nines
prt-t-cdtmts to the winds If tltcy Dc
contrary to his concbptlou. Ileucc
‘Woellar must not be overlooked
in the 'wlnter preparation. If you
we ‘, Miler in the other times of sum-
in ,‘ivou bed the furnace overhauled.
th Logos and. chimney cleaned. and
every lag in readiness for the first
with”. “ ‘
Perhaps you had difficulty in bout-
Inc. ur house last winter. Now is
the a to prevent it for another sca-
Ion.’ disc that the titration stands ub-
solutely list on its been. if off the luv-
el even all htly. the pines will not
‘ . duly. Per up: it may be neccssury
“.5 to mov'. the furnace to some spot
.tvliqi‘e s best will be more cuusliscd.
' ‘1 p we it better to set It us hear
, t 0 sort as boss is so that nine \vlll
. be the sgogsstém,‘ M'Wt‘lrbledllmyube
conquers y n n: 9 rec on
of the heat pipes. lit.” require plotr
up of elevation: that is, the point
White they Jo re the font u should
bathe lowest Int. sxteadiil up from
there to whereverietiacbed.“ An elbow
with s pltoh'ofzsishty degrees insures
mood heat. Be sure that you have
. 3:39 piping fur cold air. This
it be oglv a mot-3dr!“ than the
Mn, , ,g spruce. It, 0 e cou-
nseled with‘the roller will‘gcvli and ii
is a mood Idea to have number in it
first; a dusty days. if the furnace
it
"too
Maxi perhaps the smoke flips
not beyond thebrlck, is «tough.
for thin the chimney; two
will a ‘ 0 acumin?c if"?
“ .m‘. t mites it or cry
V fr. it iémalso it"nood plan to
We haunt stilts thrust , with
"a; , , , toe thehwiifi on t not
till 9! “theaters" in depth. ,4
. of‘ths old~fashion-
‘ V’l 0 option a lock of hair
. .
.
’i‘r“
J
Wu ‘Ipos with ,bsstos‘
radii" ' inst J”
i William F‘. Hem:
from tho bout-b We have ”li'lliliilk
. tscs.”
i 'I‘Iic lulu William Liptlsny, when on
-lhc suprmue bench of Kentucky, reu-
durcd an opinion about routs for tho
.ocrupnucy of real "slutty. or some
think of that kindw-i'or this paper is
n Iuyniun and cannot hope to bc
versed In tho nomonrluiurt- of the
profession. .ludgc Liptlsny ndiudlcul.
oil In’ reversal of tho prcccdums of
America slut-u Its first settlement by
the AIIKiU-Bilittm. and lb ruvcrsnl of
tho prcccduuts of England for cculur»
ics. tutti oduy his decision is u procr-
tlvutt and Is oiled us conclusivc author-
iiy In the courts of (Host Hl‘illllll'.
l.induu,v ncvcr nituntlctl n law
school. He did not have to. its was
it hitllll‘lil‘llill‘ll lawyer.
. huh. owe.
CONNECTICUT DELIGATIO T0
NATIONAL CONIIHINCt.
(lovcruor Weeks has timed 12 hole-
nutcs to uticud the («inference of the
National Civic Federation on the sub-
loci of uniform state legislation. which
will he held at Wilmington, January
5. ii and 7. lino. ‘ Following are the
delegates named by Governor Weeks
to represent (lonncclicutf Professor
Henry Wade Roget's. of New Haven:
Professor Ilenry ii. Forums. of New
Haven; Professor lrvmg’ Fisher, of
New Haven: Taicott H. Ruble“, of
New Haven; W. it. Burhbnm. of Non
wlcb; Frank C. ‘wuoiverd. of Nor-
wich; Walter It. not . of Stamford:
William Waldo Hyde. of Hartford:
, . .' Qf Harrier ;
ti. Ptui‘rne. of l Motown Egri ss
Arviuc. of No Havosmmi c sues
Jackson. of Minutemen;
w.
P.
to
You may think you have no, luck;
think of the number of times lightning
has mlpyi you.
. ' on continuous cards s Thu
Selection at Regulallve Medicine ‘
With advanced one comes inactive
bowel movement and sluggish liver-
Nature is unable to perform her prop»
or functions and requires assistance,
Otherwise, there is constant suffering
from constipation and its attendant
evils. Old folks should never usc phy-
‘sirrthat is harsh and irritating.
.We have a safe. dependable and al-
togetber ideal remedy that is particu-
larly adapted to the requirements of
aged be Is and betrsons of weak coh-
etltutiou llu suffer from constipation
or other bewel disorder. We are so
certain‘thnt it will completely relieve
these complaints and give absolute
satisfaction in every particular that
We offer them with our personal guar-
antee that they shall cost the user
nothing If they fail to substantiate our
claims. This remedy is called Rexnll
Orderlies.
chull Ordorlice are eaten like
candy. They have a soothing. healing,
strengthening, ionic and regulutlve ac-
tion upon the dry mucous lining and
the relaxed nuisculsr coat of the bow-
ol. They produce a natural, successive
contraction and relaxation of the mus-
cular fibres of the bowel walls, gen-
erating a wnvclike motion which
forces their contents onward and out-
ward: thus stimulating nature In per-
fect. bowel movement. They tone up
and strengthen the nerves and mus-
cles and restore the hostels and asso-
ciate organs to more vigorous and
healthy activity. They may be taken
at any time without inconvenience:
do not cause any grlplng. nausea.
diarrhoea, excessive loosensoss. flatu-
lcnce or other disagreeable effect. 'f‘ry
ilexull Ordorllcs on our guarantee.
36 tablets 25 costs, and 12 tablets 10
cents. Remember you can obtain Rex-
uil Remedies in South Norwalk only
at our store-«The Rexall Store. The
Clifford Pharmacy. Quittner & Candy.
Props.
mbumnb
mumuumm
New York Firm Claims Balante Due
lrom Mrs. Robinson. oi Soaihpori
Mrs. iricurlctiu E. Robinson, of
Southport. has a luweuli on her hands
owr ii magnificent mausoleum which
she. had crusted over the futilily plot
in (llcudnit- ccmcicry. Akron, Ohio.
(in Sept. 5, lililit. so says the corn
plului which Is flied In lib:- civil mm»
inch pleas court in the, interests of
the Leland (10., of New York, ilb- dc-
fcndant contracted for the erection
of this mausoleum. which was do
signed by .I. E. R. t‘urpl-ulcr of .\‘cw
York, in cost $22,000.
The work was completed on lllllt‘
and most of tho puymcnts \vel‘c mode.
For some rcusou or other thorn in a
balance of 81,635, which has not been
paid and thc plaintiffs are now trying
to collect it.
The pnpcrs Wore served it fcw days
lino by Deputy Silt-riff l’ctcr lloolun,
who alncbcd nu lltlionmllllc which In
said to but worth morc than $2,000.
the mnounl of dnnmgcs claimed by the-
pinlutlff.
FALLS 0N DEPUTIES.
No Additional Help Will Be Given To
collector Eaten.
The collection of. the National Cor
poruliuu tux which will ufir‘wr January
I ilt‘i‘onif' u portion of lllv dollop of
the Internal Itovcnuc cullm-ilou (It-purl
maul of this district. will full upon lllt‘
deputies and no iuidlltonul help will
lll'olmbly llt- gl'ulllcd iii (‘ollccinr lint)-
erl 0. Baton for tho work which will
of course bi' more arduous at its Inc-sp-
lion llmu It will IuIt-r on win-n It has
been systcmized uud the list cnrci‘blly
compiled. '
’l‘bc compiling of thIs list will be
quite n piccc of Work, us many of flu-
curporutlons to which charters havc
been m-unted fli'i' now defunct and In
the various stages of lltlt‘illlliflil so, and
mnuy hm'c nolblmt tunuiblc upon
which to lay a tax.
Collector Euton' this morning would
not buaurd buy guess us lo the unusual
of rerouuc which this district will
make available under llll' ucw Iuw.
which provides n for of l pcr cont, on
all ovcr 85.000, us Collbccllcut uml
llhodc lsluud are cspt-clully turmoil in
having corpuruiitms uud Int-pi- buslncss
runccrns.
WW
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mohackemowd. Ii. Curtis. Hyl‘it~
cuso: M. (l. Mclinsb. New York; .l, ll.
Slug. lirldncport: J. ll. Kcnllug. New
York; Ii. tilusuer. llridgcport; l.. It.
llilrlbull. Wlilon; I.. Mints, Miss
Mints. Newark; .I. i). ituwlubd. WulA
linufbril: W. (I. l’crry. llilrirn; I]. W.
Bibi. .‘lcw f‘unuun; if. 8. Camp. i-iinm-
fbrd: I”. iii. Ilnrlow, (lrwnwicb; 1]. fl.
Silliiflil, New York: ii. iii. Thompson.
mast Norwulk: Iii. ll. flumbsrt. city:
Whyuo Hwarts, Bridsoporl; iii. Ii.
titbnc. llarioh; L. i). Higgins, hun-
u’ry: ll, W. floss, it. P. Williams.
didgepori; ). 0. Prince. New York:
iii. A. irkunmls. Stamford; F. D. Iniw-
toil. city; is. ilreenstclu. liridgcport:
1“ ti l). (ibusc. fission; (l. L. Wright.
N w Hurt-ii: Mrs, R. C. Jackson. Hurt
ford; 'l‘. M. ilnsscfi. ew York: 0.
Webb Bhullinnford. New laven: W. P.
lithitll. Westport: Hush Mcilowrn
New York; 0. K. Warmnth. New liar.
in: William Munok. Dubimry; R. 1..
Fourteen. Mt. Vernon; James Paul
bud wife. Mrs. Msry If. Waterbury
Mrs. George D. Wholpluy. Miss Nollie
M. ’I‘rowbrldge. city; Powell Davis.
Daubury; Mn and Mrs. George fl.
goudwin and two daughters, Charles
dodwin. Mr. blulow. Brooklyn: J. B.
b ans. New Haven; hi. H. Adams.
l’l tnburg, in.
child ran or try
flit rttrcuslrt
season:
*1
vii. its) J‘s .. .
v
» .Sil.
,, “tildinlulc Three
Others Coni'pleleii Outings ‘
obs n Crim’e ’
Albert Ryckmau. a well known ball
plu’yar, and Arthur Duboid._two young
men of Bridgeport were held by Judge
Charles H. Peck iu strutford, Saturday
morning, on a charge of criminal use
suult cunnulttcd upon the. person of
Mrs. Catherine Melody, who lives up-
poslie St. Michael's ocrudtory Iu Strut-
ford. 'l‘bc uuiltorliius are looking for
ibroo others who Wore participants In
the assault.
The victim of the assault la a widow
with three children. She. Is 40 yours
of age. 'i‘herc were'nvc mcn, turn of
whom held their victim, while two of
the others completed the crime, in so
brutal it way that site Is now in tho
care of u physician. l‘ler‘fnce is tor-
rlbly marked and her arms and legs
are bruised because of thorough bond.
ling. she received. ,
She complained to the. police on
Wednesday morning. Nothing was
said of the crime, for four that the
young men would flee from justice.
Yesterday Sheriff Stagg rounded up
Webster: and Arthur Duboiti, both of
whom live on Carroll pycuuc, Iu
Bridgeport. 'l‘bcy refused to dovulgc
the not as of, their accomplices in
crime, b§t any they were the thin that
held Mr . Melody.“ 'i‘be'y declare that
all were intoxicated hnd did not know
what they were doing. , They also ut-
tncltcd the woman’s reputation. ‘1‘he
Strutford authorities on)“ fhntltif’s.
Melody has borne the. best of repulsi-
tions.
The authorities have n witness who
says that he overheard the converse
tion of the young men. 'l‘ucsdnyycvcn-
In ,ziu front of the Melody home. The
w mass has testified that he saw part
of the five in front of the house and
the others in the roar. He, saw them
t-nter. but did not follow. ' When Ryck~
‘lllfm and Duhoid were arrested and
placed. in tho Strntford lockup they
were. Identified by Mrs. Melody us the
two that held her.
M....,........ “v—-.
iii 'Hlllgittiililil
WtSlliiIi Pillliii?
Story ibai He is Negotiating lor Pro-
pcrly is Revived in Bosion
. .fi
BOSTON, Nov. tin—Tb liusiou Nun's
Ilul'slliu says the Is no Iungcr any
doubt that James. . lilll has been mak-
ing eyes at the Wi-sicrb I’iiclilc. Wont-
.»rn Puciflc wotildJietho ideal Pacific
t-nusi vxicusiopof Burlington, uu I‘X'
tension which [fusion at our tlmc plnu.
lll‘d for Burlington, bill never execut-
cd. It would put ill into ssh Fran
view, the heart of inrrlmuu's wcstcru
umpire. ‘4
What Control Would Mean.
luformptlou no is any negotiations
for the turning over to the Hill roads
of stock control of Western Pacific is
not vouchsnfctl ,-.At the saint» lllllt'
there is the bust .“ authority for lilo
statement that parties at lu'ercst
are not very far ‘ ti that till-
snip, if. codtlh’dd '
with it an actor .
nuce income other of this ilould roudu
in the east now Iuldistrces.
It Would bc a c mpurutivcly slmplc
matter for comrol.of Wcslrrn Pacific
to puss in the Hill propel-tics. 0f the
i?b,tlutl,udll Western Pacific stock,
iwothlrfis, or $50,000,000, in in the
treasury of in-uvqr bud lilo (lrundc.
while the balsuru is practically undid
3 tributcd, a low sulus hnvlug been made
all us high us $.‘lll per sburv.
Wpsicrn I'ucllic was built with
bonds and has been out of tin» t‘0ll-
sirncilun period so short a time [but
its stock has up to (into been an ionic»
ulficuui factor in the accurliy mnz'kvi
Westcru f'nclfic bus bur-I fill“ of tin-
most expensive pieces of construction
in modern rullrnud building, bill thtI
work has lll‘i‘ll null dour and the new
road bus lbc Ibwcsl grudcs of our lim-
ttcross the Rocky Mountains and Is Ml-
iircly true from the elaborate and Mt-
pcbslve snow abcd system of Union
l’aclilc. ‘ '
Financial Mane.
'I‘bc prvscnl plan of Wcsicrn I’uciilc
is to cull Its snbbpupob first runrtunac
7. nor rcpt. luuuis suuu- tiuw when bond
murkct conditions are fnvorublr- uud
Issuv iilI i'fllilli amount of i pvr ccul.
bonds . In mldliiun to the cash to
I'clvmi from the stilt“ of those fll’v pct
rout. builds lib-tulips bet-u put Into
Wcslsru Pitt‘lllc construcllun by Don»
vcr Al lilo llrumic incurly 320.000.000
more. luuklns an investment In ilw
property of hourly 360.000.000 or fiill.‘
bio per tulip. If iunlrol of Wosinru
Puclilc ilniliii'k it Would probably bc
necessary to inukp sclilolnuui with
Denver and Itlu .lrnudc for its llcuvy
ulvanccs in Wrislorll l‘urlflc for con
structlou.
COTTON CURTAlLMENT BEGINB.
new illclllvuim, Muss. Nov. il.-~
The curtailnuuit In cotton cloth pro
iuction adapted by most oi the mills
or New lvitmlund was begun today in all
the mills of this city with the (incep-
tion of thc Whitman Corporation.
lint-h day's working time Is to be sbur»
toned twenty minutes. making illi'
weekly hours of labor 56 instead of
or this method the curtailment
will be aboui 31.5 per cent. of the reg“
iar prmiuctlou of cotton cloth. About
”.000 operatives iu‘o affected. '
lawnmower or toes narrso.
BANGOR. Muines Nov. s.-—'l‘he com-K
pletion of rafting operations or. the
Penohscol river fontlie scnuon show
thallivt'rlr isthilolhiloo fetit of logs
here come down to t e boom fromthc
asst shutout brunt; s in the l‘ll'ef
and itii’. tributaries. ' built your oull’
Jal'l B
if filial)” carry ,
out i Iond usslsi- .
4i
5
or Dyspepsia Will WBe Relileved l
l ' in ,ILEivejil Minutes
i‘uke your .sour. oui.-of-order stom-
ach-for maybe you call it, indiges-
lio‘u, Dyspepsia. Gastritis Or Cutarrll.
o Siomuoh: It doesn't m‘atier««‘
9 your stomach trouble right
It you to your Pharmacist land
him to open a oil-cent, case of
lG'R DIupspslu and let you out one
grain Triangule and see if within
liVi minutes there is 1ch any trace of
your former misery. ‘
'lbe correct prune for your trouble is
Food Fermentation-400d scoring; the
DI usiive organs become week, there
in "unit of gastric Juice: you food is‘
0"]? half digested. and you become nf-v
fcc ed with ’ldssi‘of appetite, pressure
and fullness after eating. vomiting.
nausea, heartburn. griplng in bowels.
tcmlcrncss in the pit of the stomach.
bud taste in mouth. constipation. pain
in limbs. sleepicssnoss. belching of
gun. ,biliousuess. sick headache, nor~
rudeness. dizziness or many other
‘aimlilnr symptoms.
Iii your appetite to tickle, and noth-
Ing tempts you. or you belch gas or if
you feel bloa’tcd after eating. or your
food live like a lump of,lengl on your
stomach. you cnu'iunks up your mind
that at tbu boilom‘oi,,ull this there is
but. one cutlscwfermcntntion oi undi-
gested food. ' '
Firove to yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good as
unyi: that there is nothing really
Writing. Stop this fermentation and be-.
ginicaiihg what you want without four
of discomfort or misery.
Ailmost instant rcllcf Is waiting for
you. It Is merely a matter of how
soon you take a liile Diapepsin.
,
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@lemv
ViilNSTEI‘), Nov. Suwh'l‘lw Rcv. .l. I..
ll. Wyokofl. for thirty-yours pastor
of the North Congregational Church
lin ‘l'i’oodbury, has associated himself
twill; George and Willard lsbcll In it
émnnufucturiug buslucss at North
qupdbury, Coup. He did not nlukv
; public his reasons for abandoning flu-
‘ pulpit, us did lbw Rev, ll. 3peuccr Your
ilwcn. formerly pastor of thc Sr-«ond
'i'nlturcgullouul Church llf‘l‘tl_ who has
Hill
wli
usl
Pal
22-1
greqtntlonnl Church at Adams, Mass,
to ilct as manager of an lurcstiucnt
company of Boston.
The Rev. Mr. Vonrhccs said, In part:
“it sccms right that some explana-
tion be given when n preucbcr of thc
Gumbel loaves his profession to on into
upshot-8s. I um doing It for tilt‘ sukc
of the moneydhcrc is in If.
women havo Increased 50 per cunt. and
the cost of living about as much, tbc
clcrnymnn's salary has remained what
it was fifteen ycnrs ago. In an active
and hardworking ministry of twenty-
ilvc ycnrs it Is impracticable for the
t‘lcritymnn in suvtlwmi :Immiitl canal
to one year‘s rnlnry or enough to been
him om- your, when lit‘ Is out of II pus-
inru‘lc, at tho snmc ratc oi t-xpuusc.
At middle lift: the dcnd llf‘lt‘ is rcucbcd
\vbcll tbc cllilrchcs do not want his
service in the pastorate. What Is ho
to do? Whllc thinking of those things
ihcrb cums to me an invitation, as if u
call of Providvucc, to fli‘f‘i'ill a busi-
fncss post of grout prmulsc, in which
j Ii scrubs possible to learn cuouxb in n
l l'cvr cars to apt-lid the rust of my lilo
l in (‘ rlstinu work with comfort.
BRWIEH CAPTURE SOUTH AMERI-
CA.
Uultbd States Business Men Must
‘ Struggle to Get Trade.
WASHINGTON. Nov. il.-llrillsh
cupiiiil practically bus cuptlircd flit-
South American ctuulucrcinl fluid and
\llli‘i‘lt‘ill‘l business men will burn to
cxcrii the most strenuous efforts to ov-
c-rcunu- the lead thc Englishmen) buvc
ncuuiwd in that section of the world.
This Is the warning Issued by Alfred
.-\. \‘v‘iluslow, fluilcd Slates t‘ousul ut
\'ulpiirnlso, (’Iillc. He reports to the
Department of Commerce and Lubur
lbni ‘lll‘ amount of mum-y Invested by
llrilobs In South American industries
has I‘il‘lif‘llt'd the cunt-mops sum of 83..
2ild,flii3.illiil. which Is dividcd uutontz
covcinmcni municipal bond. ruilrumls.
rotuiucrciul inturonls nud bunks.
Mr. Winslow dcclurcs lb.- prospects
for business there are unlimited, but
that lAmorIcnn manufacturers and
businpss men must neck It curmmtly
uud firrulslt beticr suede thus their
illuropcnn competitors to capture Ii.
comilirrres TO HEAR swosucs.
No Alimony for Mrs. Tyson Pending
Her Butt for Divorce.
In the Superlor’Courl. last work.
Indus Iiurpcc denied ihc motion of
tire. .‘olm ll. Tyson for alimony pends
but a decision in inu- sult for divorce.
'l‘lic (‘illll‘f granisd a motion fociltu ups
just: rcsiguctl us pastor of tho Con”
wutu» i
dentist . '
Vuple villa , to in from on; hundred
to iltittyflbiill‘ til doll!» and drain cadmium in-‘
ours. are cord‘udi int/l lo thoroughly luv-soil m
i'p- proposition a
tbrupankhot lug nut
occult-ti sole owruuhip in- r
be». Yotii the name.
~ woonaunr'o
' .‘ss ‘ ‘
flu: shortens lino
M mm "I!
”from Mmt
advertiiid for ’9 your-r the chitin ‘ one 000 and
noting Misha H Woodhury am ion-ire may
later om. *
shit:
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‘ T "cell builds Company will easily
it“ tirifym and will rapidly moms: to
”road amt lam: your.“ Write ,
. ' I ‘u am. to or
°' W up: u u. MOREY co. .
45 West Hill Street New York City
._ EDISONis CONCRETE HOUSE.
”~—
Interost of some Architects and Hugh
users In ihe‘fichome.
(From The Engineering News. New
York.)
With the very prulscworthy desire
to reduce the cost of entail dwellings
so that a degree of comfort and clean
lincss can be secured by the house
hoidcr of cxirtuncly limited means. 11
low men in this t-rutntry are trying to
perfect a concrete. house which can
be cast in one operation inside a set of
molds to be used over and over again.
lir.‘ Thomas A. Edison's catholic mind
some four years ago saw the possibili-
ties In this one-piece house. and’his
udmlrublo publicity department since
then has not allowcd the idea to be‘
confined to his laboratories, where
tests have been conducted with ever
prtuuised. but hardly realized success.
in consequence the readinlt public, in»
fluenced no doubt by Mr. Edison's
succosscs In other fields, Is quite ready
to believe almost anything about the
cconomlcs, beauties and durability of
the molded building.
For ihc engineers and nrchltecis en-
gaged in studving this question we
have no criticihm. although we think
that the difficulties of the problem
they have attacked will engage their
attention forte somewhat longer per~
, lull than they now anticipate: but we
do wish to deprecnte the rash manner
in which the lay press is exploiting
the mililcr and bestowing lavish prnlsc
upon it proposition which Is not yet
beyond the experimental stage. licrc-
toforo promlncnce has been given on
. iirclv to the Edison patent, but in the
‘(lciubcr '2 number of The Surrey. :1
. New York Wt‘t’kl)‘ dcvolcd to sociologb
ion) and philanthropic progress. lhcrc
. is u very Inudutory article describing it
lhuuru quite similar to that of Mr. Edi.
[son'sb particularly In the fact that, by
.viriup of the great number to be
fmoldcd from one set of forms. the
trust will bc reduced to simut 81.200
lfor it hopes coating undor present
imctbods. two or three limbs that
amount.
The «Iwixlling shown in The Surrey
is quite Worthy of praise from tho
snniturlnn‘s standpoint. it is light
and airy, easily clcnncd and, for the
usc for which it is intended. reason.
ably good looking. lint the prime ad
vantage claimed for it in Its cheap.
gums, Sillt'n It will be admitted that
for n Sllmi‘lt'lll sum. fairly reasonable
.us present costs go, houses can be.
and in fact are being. constructed
cnunIly us scrvlccnblc as tho moldcd
houses This chmpucss ls brought
about mainly by two ltcnls, thc reduc-
tion In. corn in forms due to their re-
pontcd use and the reduction in labor,
doc to the rapid pouring of the walls
Mill floors. to say nothing of fixtures.
lus n unit.
Neither of these has been tried out-
sltfi- of u laboratory. and never on n
Iurge scnlc, Even grunting that the
train structural elements of n housc
can be poured from a few openings In
opp opcruiimlmnntl that Is something
fmv engineers wlill cxpcricncc in con-
crctc construction will concede—Abort-
Is l-vory rcusuu now to bcllcvc that It
will be practically lutpihrsiblc to con
struct forms which can be placed and
rumored at small labor and unusual»
llilfl which, at the some time, can
Hand ”in hardships of usage long
mougb to reduce the first cost per
house to tbc desired minimum.
if this can be. done at all, Ii is
somcthimr which must None as a grad-
uul development through nctuul con-
struction Mliln‘l'lfl! us the result of the-
dry plus laboratory experiment. We
arr for from denying that thorn are
possibilities In clump concrete dwcll~
lug construction ill the blinds of int-u
who understand the business and who
know the bout roads by which to move
forward. What we would emphasize
in first possibilities arc not yet tic-
iuulitics. and the success In more like-
lv lo lw ntlnined by slmplu methods
than by aft-y mmpllculod umi rcvulu-
lionnry process.
._............__ we...” ....._
GERMANY SUBSIDIZED AUTOMO-
BILEI.
i
\‘v’ASIlINiI'I‘ON. Nov. llwtlcrmauy
has gone further than subsidizing
ships by subsidizing automobiles, 'I‘he
ilcrluuu Government ill now paying
it'd-l2 to owners of Automobiles of
(‘t'l‘iillfl typos which can bu seized in
iinu- of war. following iivn yours from
illlli‘ of purchase and which can be
illlillil'fl In tullllury opt-rations. In or-
der that none but the ilcriuun Army
cltn benefit by this subsidy. the pro
vision It; made that the subsidy will
cause when such uuiotnobllus are
shipped outside the ctnplru. The sub
sldiscd machines can be acquired only i
point Will of a committee to hour the“
widths and Attorney John J. Walsh
was timer-d upon as such a cnmmllvi
ice. ‘bls means that the public will}
lions ‘n the proceeding.
3 DRINK! TH: me.
The French paper, he Matin. has
made it anagram [of the letters In the
sumo of the aviator who crossed the
chorus I. lileriot. The optimum is
good. but not perfect. its the letter “o”
is indie to do service at ‘31." The
use rim Is: "lioii‘ fair." which. done
in n liable: ‘ffirlulrs the air‘lf‘
im edicteiy after eatins‘ the 0th
neseuiaseil his mouth ii“ with hot
water {if} ills bandit a d face are
wiped l
body in" ii
sihot,"wet napkin. library.
expert lveir. ,tmiiilthottgh the proper
18.00d:00%" i were ‘rsfted down.
This 3 gift: total,“’liowevdr, in~
eludes ii, .oilp feet, whiuhzwet‘e out
last yeti.
the can cook'tvoll. and Is-
he f nil " , women. Steam
huddle info addition.
by the purchaser binding himself toi
turn them over to the yovcrnmcuil
whcncvcr occitslon requires. Aside,
treat this. lumnvor. the uprorymcui
or of such automobiles. the indenmliyi
to be fixed by a board of military airi
pruiscrs. and to be paid when the but.
clinics are taken for the use of the
urmy, (limitlil‘tlt‘nel'ul 'i‘ltnukcry,~ st
Ilerlin. reports that noise of such mu-
uhinos us are needed bv the dentin"
nrtuy are not permitted by the German
Wur Office to balance to the foreign
countries.‘ ’ “ ‘ ‘
‘meoen on
SAVING. OANKB.
An lrlsinnun one criticising Ameri-
can Institutions to a greet country-
man. '
"A savings bank." he said. "is a
place Where you can deposit money to
day srld‘di‘aw lt‘ont tomorrow by giv-
ing (a week's notice."»il‘ront "Success
Moonrise." , .
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Browd a bit of‘ domain the sauce.
pan In which yoni‘nre‘ going to make
u gravy forwurming over most for
luncheon. ' i‘
it seems as If more ribbons wurs
being used for fancy work than on
gowns this winter. Never were rib-
bons more beautiful In their colorlngs
and designs. and the. woman who can-
uot evolve a handsome gift from one
of them must be Without ldeu’s or be-
yond the reach the magazines which
are full of deals 3 at this season.
Each day We are learning something
new about the South American people.
How many know about the flue cob-
wobby nauduti Iu'ce made by'ibc writ
men of every use in Paraguay? It
Is shipped to the larger South Ameri-
can cities in quantity, but “what We
see comes back with the tourists, and
that country“ is but yet the popuituw
resort.
if you can relax after u strenuous
morning's or day‘s work by knitting
or crochctlng or“ some other slmplc
means, don't hesitate o utilize that
insane. l have read of u world-re-
nowned actress who used to knit on
her way to the theater to quiet her
nerves. This is not perfect physical
rcluxuilon, but It serves the end nim-
ed at. livery one whose work is a
nerve strain umst learn to relax. and
each bas'somc pet method. ‘ _
As It Is better ‘to‘ lie’ stroltenod for
room upon a little couch, in health.
than to toss upon a wide bed of sick-
ness. so It Is better to contract your
self within the compass (if a small
fortune, and be happy. than to ililvc
it great one and he wretched.~—-ldplctr--
ms.
The young girl who is not yet quite
skilled In working the solid embroid.
cry will find the revived cruss~stltch
much more simple. It is really grout
fun to pick out the pattern in cross-
stltcb and Watch it grow, the anxiety
to take one more stitch “just to sec
how 'it will look" resulting In the
completion of a piece In incredibly
short time.
When you hang plaid musllns at
your windows you must he as careful
about matching the cross stripes of
the center of the window as you would
be in matching them in :1 seem. for
they hang together there and look just
as badly as though they were sewed.
One development to! the fashionable
moyeunge gown shows the long bodice
luld In horizontal tucks from bust in
hips. with lovely silk net yoke and
sleeves. A slender figure loses none
of its beauty closely fitted thus in
horizontal lines.
In direct contrast with the clnbornic
lilglrwnlsted‘bodiccs and long, flowing
skirts of the past few scusons are the
luicst styles now being tentatively ud-
vunccd showing the truim-‘d skirt clab~
ornic with punuicrs and over draper-
Ies bclow n pluiu bodice, iIut-elumlder-
«Loud tightciccved. ‘
Even those Women blessed with a
tall and slender figure must use the
most consuumlatc skill in manufactur-
ing gowns with the fashionable fulness
and pufilncss of draperies, and those
whose figure is neither tail nor slen-
der will show wisdom In passing them
by. '
Purc whiic feathers, so dellcntcnnd
snowy to look at in the stores, often
prove trying to wear; It is a good plan
to study them well in combination with
the face as well as the materials of
the but, even at the risk of being con
sidered “fussy" by the tullllncr.
in the midst of clubornte tailored
costumes and dresses one turns to the
severely pluln, beautifully cut and
tailored suits with n feeling of nbsrr
iutc rclici; thrsu are worn bccomingly
by young wuulcn uud matrons.
If you add ins some housekecpcrs
.lol a dash of vinegar to the vanilla
suucc for steumed pudding to take
.twuy the tint, sicklsh tunic that is so
distasteful to stunt“, be sure that It Is
mly inst enough, for u sour lingo
spoils tbc whole dish.
While it Is no longer the Iatcst lden
it) mulch the but to the color of the
gown or suit with which it is worn.
i careful dlscrlutirmtiou is shown In
selecting one that blends with if lmr~
moniously. so effecting a scheme that
Is not all of a color but rather a sub—
dued and delightful cmubluutlon of cut-
hrs.
1‘ ' bright glint of gold cord and
,thil tilltury nigrctte on a girl's body.
or but In one of the soft old blue
shades matter It most attractive. This
Is one of the beavers that. shows the
vlmplcsl trimming. and it Is it trainer
thereby. ‘
The windows displaying gowns and
”tutorials-are very instructive If one
will open open eyes and note tllu carc-
fnlly chosen combination of trltmnlnx
bands with the color of tnuteria, the
various disposition of buttons or other
ontnmcuts. and also the skilful Intro—
duction of a bit of rich color here and
there.
Among the garments for women
wruuuuls the skirt is conspicuous by
Its ubscuco: jackets. knickerbtuiiteru.
and cups or bonds are all close-llt’tinu,
with no superfluous. fluttering ends to
i‘ltii‘ll the wind. become otlinltglcd in
any burl of the hisohsnlsm of the
car or hamper the wearer in any way.
No one can be blunted for letting thr-
bost of core of the tooth. for the sake
of appearance as well as for useful-
ness and bruithfuluess; and by the
shine sign no one should be criticised
for using all precautions to keep her
cunwlexien in good conditionmfor
iooiuv suite as Willi as for cleanliness
cud healthy action of the skin.
The convenient ”bed box" is a van
i... flit rived 0f sonic cxpccicd gaugn.‘ pays u ct-riuiu Indemnity to the own- , ltnblo boon to the girl who Is obliged
to slow away her belongings In one
roommnot always of generous prom»
tinswsnd it utilises that precious
times under the bed previously wasted
or else "slut cred" with suit boxes and
but boxes various size and shape.
sad the bone of tho‘ meld who had the
cm of the ream.
heresy
llu lhfltil lint strap M
sees no . - ,
We!
Norwalk Chronicler