Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 10, 1909 · page 2

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,, ll some moonlit
, , ~ ' l Revolutionary soldier and the drummer
Wink: ,lichinig-in- digenp‘ot n pewhold 1' their! St. Paul's With-
‘Xt‘; htt'not‘heln't e ntomnch cut money. or total property being
“lit. -. outwith drastic drugs. the plants she rnisen for sale. a tow
. Bm'eM Roi." disoetive’

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gnhtin'oiiymt work

‘ "w k idtolnechs ,ehouhi
‘ ‘Diit eplrin occasionally.
llvltba‘ no" more" Indigenthn.
i ilumpvofaieatl imtpe
silo. rthn no.1 Sour riotous.
'fitomnch or elohlnt‘ot undi-
eodlohennDisninees or
d'ihcetdos; “what ‘litlu

With condominium“. All these.
o" ithl't‘lht‘wrotnon pour. out-
‘meqiu turd ‘dynpnpeia are
gal} 11:: minutes utter
Limp. n. 1 -~ 2 7 :
no , ingot and zeta-no
[so bumpers mononsin now.
Mignmye sortie the table
«momenta? and what - you
i~ auto» good. .beoaude your
. nd intestlnosrvltlll'he clean
,‘ “"and'i‘zyou w‘ili'knopv there,
.. tuning hzbe any mare burl,
l‘l'illlbl‘lflilo’ “(turn for you.
"i you. and make, you reel
Worth living.
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To. rnoc .ev FRElGHT
T'RAiN. -
WNDONLConn" Nov. 10—4
. built. a conductor in the freight
elfvicc‘oi the New York, New
/ .- lHertford ru'ilrond, was struck
. rrovldencc' "division "froight‘ tritihi
‘, node at ‘l‘lalnfleld yesterday.
.. tight: to this olty, 'whorerhe new
' ’n‘precariohs condition at, the

 

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.phxelclnne have not yot boon
. dtxddtermlne'whothor the man
. ‘e or 'die.
. mv-Wafi standing on the trucks
ill fig the switching of his train
. “til. Khé'Trovldenoo. division train
. palliation on him. His hood and body
Wu ”it! out. hut-whether he one
‘ “titty-uni injurieells not yet
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“.3 delight and comfort to ovory

. housekeepeu. .Complotu. with high
. shelf. it‘n'cltcup at $36.50.; Going thin
week at ' . ,, ‘

ginordjttpltuli‘rzny. . . ,

ntwmmpmh

I. K. MlTCHELL, EMBALMER. 2
canola MALL AND HIGH 8TB..

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7 A’OUTH “Will-K. CONN.
TRAN‘ACTS A GENERAL ”NKlNG

 

 

, anemone I
owl-i carpi-mud Proud
I‘m.” announce ;
In“ Deposit Dom. $3 and 05 per your.
group H. "newcomer...
. ”“1th APP. .lot Minn".

L‘PI'IDIRIGK H. ROWAN. Ind Vloo-
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_ DIRECTORS
I. H. “ultimo Henry Go moor
. JohnaN."'Kmpp 0. ti mmmn.

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on two 1

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hale-E's». .v at:

to t’tulil 11513011 your .

'etando. After

ln the neighborhood toll woinloriul
storioe. it run talk seven dittoront
lunxungon, thoy any. and nho holds
conversation with it by the hour.
"l‘horotoro, nithounh tho days of witch-
itrnft uro ovor. tho boys hronk iior
.‘ windows by daylight, hut nonmpor
'nwuy us inst ns‘poOniblo nitor sunk
'doun. . >

"i nnmos. nnd slip litiktb to her iloworn.
,"1‘horo lu,nn ornnno plant, with fruit

. for twonlynoron yonrn.

‘tlti. Sho mudo n dopoull on u hound

, hit moro that limo, porhupk

“ oihor dny.

' oil it. .

1 on i did ni iii.

* inoitiiu or n uardon lu~tho nnnunor and

 
 

 

Grandnugltler all: Soldier ol the Rev-
iiiltiiion“iluflmwhiidin

mun-r

in wnjtittiu house in Vul-
lGMS L. Mlllfih lite line occu-
pied for the last eight years an a
“squatter," is the granddaughter of it

 
 
 
 

pigeone and a white cooketoo. The
people on whose good will she has de-
pended fora home now need their pro»
perry, undraheimnstogo ~hy~Nov. filo.
The'little old. swhitevholrod woman.
whoiutili. con«~f'dnrn with o :No, 12
needleondzoo time d." henqkn‘ownthia
for nehriy :1 year, ut“ she’ls Without
any one" to whom dhevcnn turn. 1‘

d‘autohmvdn’t you: anyofriende '2" she
womasksd. . 1 . . .

"At 76 are there-manylott?" shc
askcdiin return. with a helpless little
smile. ‘inheve dived: too long. ,' if 1
huddled at 001 shouldwhaverhpd Maid
of Iriondrt". . ., . .

iPoople who hone seen. her. papers
Iaynthnt her grandfather. oorvod in the
Revolutionary .wur.--througi the. Long
island and New Yorkionmpnigns..1«ler
rather. inflnvpmeperouu day's is eniduto
hormheidu’owiin inloid St. Paul‘s. and
to zimvtrgivon the property on which
the Emotional church of licmpslond
reverses cmno her
moth raheoamo matroncot at. Agnos‘s
echo in: Albany, and‘ the- family were
befriended why Bishopdlonne. « ,
. That threotdnnnhtere were remarke-
ble'noedlewomon. Evan git its the lit-
tle oil! ‘womun at Valley Stream can
do fine sewing which in the marvel at
her neighbors. '-

Tho and, Lonely One.

Two sisters crime to Volloy Stream
and accumulated it little hum of men!
oy whloh they .lnveltod in real estate.
but lost bot‘uuoo they could not moot
tho. pnymentn. Then the sister now
facing tho world with nothing ho.
came a squatter, with permission. She
built it greenhouse with her own
hands, and raised fruitn and vegetnbios
for solo. (.loonnionnl friendly donations
intro reached her, lllllrftll‘ tho most
part elie_._hee made what living nho. had
in this precarious tnnhlon for eight
yours.

“or solo companion in tho t-ookutoo
Mull white except for n Kiii‘gotliils'
nroon tuft-mot whirh tho. emuli boys

:Horvpllotinn. too" all hnve their

on it. which nho holiovos is valuable.
and no olountlonwhloh nho hue butt
in tho who
tor, for warmth, the plants and tho
bird and tho. old Indy ull livo "another
In our- room wliilo uho innitos tuokn
"with a N0. 12 noodio and 200 cotton."
inlet Spring ‘uhe lonrnod eho niusi
leuve her old house Ifltl tho littlo gur-
tion. The noighhorn nro not hordhonri
ed, nor nto the owners of tho proporty.
but pooplo nronnd‘Wnlior Stream am
not wonithy. 'l‘lioro in no Epinoopul
church in anloy Stream. Tho nonr’
out in n struggling mission in ion
brook. (Madly, though, thoy unvo hor

and wrolo to tho only t'millootitmn
who might hoip hor. Silo now-r i't‘
‘ooivod on mower and loot tho doponli

“it God hnd just helped mo n littlo
i ooitld
intro had a plum: to go.“ tilll‘ «aid.

lint ronl outnio hue lli‘CONII' to rain;
ahlo uround \'alloy t-itronni. l'oopin
cannot afford to glow u hullno and gun
lion without rout. t-lo nho wnitod ht
tho old liouno. day by tlii)‘, huuiinu
nround tho *noiuhborhood for homo
pint-o. to go.

~Pathotlc Bravery. , .

“l rim ho prolty pullout, but it ilooii
ileum very nlow. I don't want to tan
ohmo tr puhllo rlmriir. i ran nuppm-i
iuyuoli if i oould only not whore i
would noll my pinnin." aho mild. lint

l

'l‘ho inlnalon pnkior of Lynbrook, tho
itov. i'. (I. (.‘roi'oilnu. noon not hollow;
thin ponalhlo. uni tho old indy rouonli

" 1 mar he 70. but 1 foot on young
1 run tnko onrc or my;
unit." nho enyn. . .

triomo of the minimum film- that it
«he oouitl‘ho «tartan somewhero clm'
kilo ought no uhln to mmmrt hermit int

sowing in tho Mltnr.

."ii'n only the rent." said tho old
may: to won'iotlitmonaon loi inert-inn”!
7 An npuuil hon hummindo in hot no,
did“ to i in “Math: anointlou .hooMuc.
‘0! her not inthor'n uorvioo durimttho,
involution. illnloriauntoly lam: l”;
land littli no i-lalin on tho wonlihr Non,
iliorlt ninio nrlnnhtailon. and lior rune,
noon to tho taunt intend minim. whoao

 

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delirium-y In in nu innonin nlnoo. iirook,

(find its income. onliroly tlovoiml in
‘olorl lilo writ, in plunged in any.
oral tlmiitionn nlrondy. t

, Warm-w

= .eim condo in a To 14 non
P1120 , OINTMW tin .uuauteod to
cure any moevof-Iwhiiitt..lliind. Blood;
in; or Protrudlpal’liea.

days or money rdumiod. ,,

 
 

"l'vo been loolt ditto thin nptlmlnl
tic hueinonn ll litt .“ "Well?" in it
necessary to. no ,unnling when you
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cunnnw

Dairy Products. Usually Necessities ol

, tinnitus. the wagon of 4041000 homo
. Woro rnduet-d turnout“ of. the 1h

filo“ to it reductions. ‘
~ " I

t ht the demotion in; him dim 'o

m! n “ll?“ 45;!“ but
nun on r3 u on ruipeo.
5, liq, indigo. [thin glance, and
cowbooppiipd to tho’, , ‘ rest
. artwlliin mint-ringing it
cern’t need to'be rubbodnall
you have to do is to in it on
ightly. it is a powerfu propa-
ratlon and pen‘etrates instantly—
relievo: any inflammation ond con-
gestion. and reduces the swelling.
Here‘s the Proof.

Mr. L Roxana, pinion of Smu-
ton. Pu. tnyo:-' on the 7th of
this resent Inonth. u l m luvln
the uilding at noon for looms
clipped and foil, upninlng my wrist.
I returned in tho afternoon. dad at
four o’clock 1 could not he], a pen-
cil in my hand. I return home
later and purchased mm 0!

row s
Innnnent

and used ltfive or six times before

I went to bed, and the next day I

on! thin to go to work and use
inuui no noel." my

Sloan's Liniment
is an excellent anti-
septic and germ
klllcr— heals cuts,
. bums, wounds and
«intuitions, and will
draw the poison
from sting of poi-
sonous insects.
960.. 500.0011! 81.00
Ila-'0 I on
m pit?! Jpn-3?.
Dr. Burl 8.810»,
Iii-ton. Im.. 01.1.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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liHfl‘illliliiil

 

' bile; Have Become Luxuries

m

NEW YORK, Nov.»-Whnt uro unu-
nlly oouuldorotl tho noronuilion of life.
hnvovhoronioi luxurion during tho inn!
fou- wookn, anti tho roenlt ie that many
numil provision donlorn nro faring
bankruptcy. whilo tho nvrrngo wugo
onruor hail hoou oompollod to niop new
in; milk, huiior. runs and othor dalr.‘t
produoiu nimply hooauao thoy onnnot
afford thorn.

Milk. whit-h hun hoon ll oonln a quart
for now-rut yours in thin out, in now
quoted at lll oonia. Solortotl organ ero
soiling for him oouin whilo tho ohonpont
undo aro illlflli'il nlnwo iho to mark.
iluttor 1w nolling at -i:i route Hlltl tho
iloalorx tlorlnro ihut it will lio fifty
ooulu u pouutl lll‘lfil‘l‘ iln- otnl of tho
month.

’l‘hn tit-nlro for iiit'tfliaotl divitiolitln
on tho purl of tho miutrollluo mob of
tho lrunie In tho roiiuon for tho all
\‘lilit'i‘, no for on tho popnlnr mind in
i'lllll‘t‘l'lll’fl, lint tho munnuorn of tho
i'fllillliillli‘il tiooliii‘o thin in not no, 'l‘hoy
innint ihnt tho omrn nro not giving as
tum-h milk on unnul and tho! it ountu
moon to multo‘inlll. and hulior. 'l‘ho
proviulon donlorn nluo innlni that one
aro a luxury, tlini tho ul‘wtl .-\inorh-iui
non is no lounor on "11' lilll and it in
bronuno of thin that ihoy raluotl tho
prloo of on». ‘
:No mutter what tho mono, ii in at
foot that tho noiitof living in tho moi
iropolln hna lnoroukotl an por «mi.
Ililt‘f‘ tho mhirllo or Aumnu There to
a rumor that munnoinl liiitu'oltwtiiitl in
tho pnal hnvo boon oonnooiod with
tin-rimmiuwltiii i‘iotnpnny unto nu
conlly "trough! in" to tho milk end.
dniry [il‘tltllii'iti had their intoroutn om:
dotormirtod tlnit divination Illlll no
punhod up.

 

IRiTiIH LAIOICONDITION! *
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Mon-inn,” “ '“ivMore
if WollMYohr ~ \‘i

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‘ . momma. not. flown re-

cent oduulihuronn‘idiuiletin 0n mor-
tality statistics for 1008 shows that
there untimel- deaths reported trom
Connecticut. proportionately. than
from innhy other otntes, although imori
tnlity registration in mode thorough
in Connecticut than in most etnten.
The number 01 donthulroni- nil cannot,
in Connecticut lent year woe 113.4 per
1,000 of population, or' lower than the
rate in anyother New‘idnginild state.
Among the torso cities New Haven
held her own with 11 death rate of 16.9
per 1.000. on compared with 18.6 per
1.000 in 1907.

The following tnhlo shown the on-
timntod population of Connecticut
citieit. the total number of deaths
therein and the death rate per 1.00
last year: . .

V

1’opu~

_ .. lotion. lienthe
Annonin 14.052 311
digitisation 88.700 1.391
l ”Mormon 11.451 162
ilnnhury 110ch 10.474 310
(liloflfl'loliulown 13.804 277
”Word 101.146 1.450
Mlinchostor town 12.50% 112
Mohideu‘ town 31.311 oiiiil
Mlddlctowu town 19.310 436
Naugntuck 121.1108 122
Now Ilritnin 30.561) ruin
New Haven whoa? 2.12]
New laontlon :50.th iii?
Norwnlk town 21.1179 306
Norwich town iii-.llilil 44d
Stamford town 151.1160 1188
Stoninuiou town 9.624 i3!
’i‘orriunton town 1mm in:
Vernon town N.224 liii
\Vullingford town 10.934 145
\Vutorliury 65.489 1.057
Windhnm town 10.220 210

Practically all of tin-no wen» trillion,
t'k’t‘t‘llt about 200 [lemons and three
(thinner. ,

'l‘iic tlonihe ronlstorod in (‘onnooth
out inst your numbered 1.3.991. not-ord-
lng to tho oonml huiloiln. Of them
4.2“ ooourrod under the rum of lint
,veurn. Now llnvon ropuriotl tho lnrrt~
out numhor 0t donihn of infnnin among
i‘oniu-otirui oiliou. tilt; in Hurtfortl
tlioro woro 3411. in Bridgeport 3110. and
in \l'ntorbury 398. .

Tho (loath rain por 100.000 popuiw
tion in ("oiinootlout was 1,540.8, which
wan outdo up in part an follows: To-
borouimin of lungs. 134.5; diseased of
olroulntory nyntom liilt, of nervous syn-
iom 1.1.x. llrinhi'n dinoano too, cunoor
iii, typhoid l‘oror no. nocldoui 167. of
dinosiivo nyntom '35. pneumonia 97.
’i‘horo woro no donihu from enmiipox
ronordod

i-Toilowina out oath rates por
iiltttiilil ptiptilntid nootirut from
oortnin ouunos in illil‘t', cumpnrod with
190K:

nun iiuik
'l'lpliol'l ioror . . 20 It lull
ilonulon .. ......... an 3.1
Scarlet fort-r . ..... iii. 11.
Whooping rough ..... 12.11 .\ l

llipliiiiorlu untl t-ruup. 2411 111.3
'i‘ulieroulonln ..... inn l 1311.?
t‘nnoor ........ 330.1 76.1
“on" Iiieonno .. ...... 1M. 145.1
Pneumonin 157 h' 121.7
liitnnln' diatom-2. . 135.9 117.
lirighi‘a tllSI‘ii‘Si‘ ..... 9:1 1 921.1.
Sllll‘lill‘ ............. lli.‘2. ill.
Aroltioni ....ltlh.:l 97.2

HUNTING GOOD NOW.

The pant tow darn hnvo found muuy
of tho looni lililllri‘rl in tho woods in
oonroh of homo ’l‘ho lourou hnro loii
tho trot-n to n nutloonblo (loxroo in
tho pnni ion ilillh nnd tho sport prour
luoa to ho n‘urih nbiio during tho noati
oouplo of woohn \‘t‘oudooclt uro now
in iliuhi.

unuuumnu
nun

Witch 'l'altrn Suddenly lll-wl‘lcro is
I Common-Kan“. Selenium

W.”

lilo. eimun man hi on a lin‘lplonn in-
iuni whvu ho in audtlenly ll. ’l‘ho
otttrtllvnt chop in town unualir loot-it
hln Mllf~t'0illl‘ill. and la utterly nnnhlu
to "mod his oomiition with the (now
own Wow that ohnrnowrlm thin ov-
rrrdnnmmu. .. . ‘»
’J‘or rtauiplv. tin omnoo homo
lirml. ouiit n honor dinner, ”it! till!
down to road and amnion may it quiot
"toning. ,

 

 

 

Wages AN Being Lowered and Hour.
of Work biennium . ‘ii
.\l‘AHlllNfl‘l‘th. Nov. 110.1 «lmlmli‘
mnditionuiu. tironl liritain aro union
front-bud to woruouludnhnt irom inr
moon or .iolrn‘l. (imam. ‘ i'Itllllll
.nuioim ul imnlou. to tho impnriim-ni
ol‘ t‘onnnnroo-uiui luiiwi'. ,thlli'll It!
hoinu luworml nail tho button of work
err tiooornsimr. whilo on nlnrminkl)
um int-ruiuw- in tho onion-w otlimu
{who nor roniutorfld ilii'fifitifllflloytiil‘lfl
.glvlnn gravy concord. 4
host year during tho entire tool“

illness. in tho nix naming ot1901i.front
annuaryvtodnne. drfliint bolt thn'tirn,
.i.iilif.z‘iii.‘wore ctilnpotlod to submit

5 The greyity 9m: tilinntion is vlvldl
n m mlhflhihyéuti’ioiotgt‘leiioo 3&3:
unemp ‘ ,~ an onion

the Hflmwefimunt. 'l‘hose"blitlfi
that in‘tlai “dim tilt-ins mm of r, in
trntlnn in London llllil month 2. il
more pertinent) non for admit tint

Octal)”. 1m.
{i‘ are int prurient u hill hoforc Pit
llulnilni. drawn by tho trades imni'tln

onion would muhmim llio hum (of *

mm» :to tintilhiinh at minimum mid

nfllldfifilm‘ littmf that the riddle
‘ . , it ullliltilliy tiny conduit;

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of water. in nil ”mien «thorn thorn in M

..iiiuldoi\l,r ho notions n weight. on
bin tittili‘titttli: thou about 1mm
Mound hilt .11 mi, and a (who: or
uifftu'lilfli. tonight! of "inert dili-
ruin“ rnith over him. and in Mt agony

ho foara tho \vurnt.
lila irouhin who nunio indignation

 

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1 Bridgeport Advmllcmentl

 

 

Cureliitt

. “Consumption .

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Dr. J. Lawrence Hill is Actually
Curio Consumption. rBron-
chltil. Catmh, Asthma,
and All Throiit dud

.Lnngfl‘yflhln.

Aldo Gindlyfion o {Trt‘ol Pink-9e by
Mail to _ no it“ Even tho Wont
Om: 0 Consumption Can be

~~,-~.Quiokiy.£urod at Home.

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5N3 $0“. Mitt)!" Special.--—.A rc-
marltn 'le announcement. basod on
poditive proof. hen been made by one.
of the foremost specialists and physio-
1123:! in this country, Dr. J. Lawrence

Everyone who has wonlt lungs.
Cntarrh of the llronchial 'i‘ubon or
Cuinrrh in any form. Chronic llron-
chitin, Asthmn. Chronic ilncklng
Cough. loss of flesh. Night Swontu,
Homorrhngos, soreness or pain in the
chest or under the nhduider blades.
or any other deadly symptom of (ion.
oumptlon. should. trend for n trial
package of Dr. Hill's Now Rulionnl
Remedy. This treatment quickly
ohecke, further progress of tho disenuo
and produces now renlnting power. up.
.potito. lloeh and good health. All
throat and lung sufferers should fill
out coupon hoiow and send at once
for n trial package which tho doctor
goods by mull prepaid.

 

 

TRIAL TREATMENT PACKAGEl
COUPON. 1

Dr. J. Lawrence Hill, l
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‘1 nm uufforing from throat and
him: trouiiio. no plcuno nonil mo
2 your largo lriui package in plain.
1, nealod wrnppor. that I only try it ,
‘r nud noo for nireoli if it. will do what i
you claim it will. 1 onoioso '..'(lo to
hoip pay for pi_1cltint:.oto., and as on ‘:
orltlonoo lhnt i not not eomiiru

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i .832 Hill Building. Jack-on. Mich.

r for thin lrlul pucknno out of idlo l
1. curiosity. ’
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rundown

lili. (ll'MiiAltT'h‘ i.l'2("l‘l'llh2.

At tho Hunt Aronuo Moihotilst
Church tonight iir. E. ii. iiuinhnrt will
doilvor nu inioroeiiug looiuro on ltnly
nod i-iwitzorlnud he soon through his
onniorn. ’l‘lio ontorininmonl in to ho
given nndor iho auspices of tho liar-
non (lines nod for tho bottom of tho
now pipe organ. ’l‘horo. will ho uiuulo
ll)‘ 1hr iiaruru Orohontrn nnd solos
and rluotn by hire. '1‘. it. Bradloy 11nd
tloorgt“ lillrtti. .

 

 

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Olhiidrond "é’ry
NR'FLEWHER'S
c A §_ 'r o R l A

USE OF ALCOHOL.

 

 

Report Shown it to Be Enemy of Pro.
gnu.

WASHth'i'i‘OX, Nov. 10 Alcohol

and nicohoilnin nro two of tho root and

nubntnniinl enoniloa of moral. artistic.
and commercial pronoun of the human
moo. according to tho roport or the
l'niiod Simon dolomttou to tho iwolih
international ronttronn on nlooholiuui.
mndo liullllt' by tho «into dopnrtmont
yoniordut. Tho tiolognton now up“
[lilllllt‘tl by Socroiury Knox us our of
illti ilrnt nmrlnl note. ’l'ho oonuroun
was hold last July in London. lllltl 2r.
aurorumonin woro roprosoutod. tho doi-
ogaiou of onoh concurring in tho non
ornl finding that nloohoi not only won

nnnooonsar) to humnn ilio and rum ‘
tori luii won inimionl to both.

Whlio lilo I'oiini‘omt urnotl tho porou-
ally of humming tho inont riporoua ro~
atrioiionn on tho nnlo nnd trulilr in at
ooholio liquor». ll rouardod int oqnniir
important tho hood of oduoutlnu tho
younger u-urrniiou io it into knoa'l
odor of What alcohol in and what he
otforte upon tho humnn uyotcm are.
The dolonnton hollow ihnt the humor.
min rocont diurororion no to tho intrin-
t‘ulnonn of drunltononn and even of
“moderate" drinkinu. ulno, lilltilllfl lu-
aot bolero ohlidron in ordur that thor
may duo the «longer of tho prnoiioo.
Tho American tlnlotraton auin up this
phaao of their roport by paying

"inorouod lflnt'lllltl u to he chor-
ucmr 0nd inlluoncou should he provid-
od. tu.connorvo industrial nnicioncr
in tho oommorolnl competition of un-
tionu. it poll on to promote too of tho
rhi‘ol‘ o Jortn of xfli’fll’il’illlmlll; the pill)“
iio lionlth rind morale." ’

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WATTMICHTMGIH.‘ '
Minn Catliorlno‘ hiohtltwor. of Ghent:
not. “ill. (frantiury. und 1 noon. Wu $5
of Mumford. worn ,mn ind ‘Il. wt.
Mary's it. it. dilution rental-tiny mono
in: hy the tier. .1. .i. Motiinnomi. Mlillt
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Illliiiitoh.

A (Ultimo nt ‘ hymn-din 'l’nhlotn
would iuwe given him mutant ro.
liofuwniild havmuvod liltii home or
lillll'tll‘lill. ’

(Jerry is pooling:- of Mull Drum»
run memento mtrxmt mint. or
two thorn in rout-Moro. , matte one at.
tor quail: or ‘Nol “.mntlon

Will not- or y .

howl yo 1):] 'l‘nhlots remedy
twmnqhwron its .by hourly the
non fildllMXlln silicone at o ch in
tho .n‘niric intonmdwetnd ion
and dragon-in. 'l‘hoy old t o 6 much
to fllfltllhl food and to citric 1:! convert
it into rich rodt _ ,ond motion
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’l‘uhiele are nod. .. like! oil do.
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nor. of fitnti’ifortl. Watt tllo ‘hltondttni.
in tho groom. A large number of
friends at the coupio were pro-tint at
A mmption was held
at the home of, the hrldo, utter go
wedding. nod oil united in wishint. o
lumpy couple a plenum and prosper.
oliil voyage through life. Mr.

 

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Mom. Watts. litter the r80@ptl0h.'l£ll ,,

on an afternoon mintor on extended
nodding tour.

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NEW HAVEN.‘Nov. filo-’1". lM- ,
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zeta, Palm-John trundle Collins, Will. p
"untold: (lithium ‘d‘ny‘im. ‘10:» NW.
diuretics .Wordite’il it“. .
01m. filmohury.

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Wo hnvo it good annortmont of Table llnumsks in pricos running
from .......................................

SHORT LENGTHS AT SHORT PRICES.

A now nuaorttnom.

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[Long'Separate Coats‘
for Cold Weather

.. Read "CO

Most sonsiblo and romloriablr are the Long Coats of g
\\'itlt~»w:tlc Diagonal and Cooling Surge in gray. brown, ;
black, navy blur and various mixtures. They come to the ~,
bottom of the skirt and Home arc of heavy double faced
cloth which requires no lining. while those of lighter weight

, are lined cithcr halfway or entirely. No matter how many

suits :1 women bus. one of those long warm coats is neces-
sary, and for the automobile or carriage they are indispens-

able.

Prices from $13.50 to $30.00.
Sizes for missus and small Women included.

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Mr.

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Loot and butt Rooms. 1‘

Flags and Pennants
for Saturday’s Game

Yale, Princeton, and Harvard Pennants for Saturday's
gamo. They are mounted on court-intuit little stalls or
canes. and are pcricctly correct as to coloring and stylc. .

3m ouch.

Wash (iootls Section, lower iloor.

Some Novel Waiétings

in ii suit t‘roum t't‘l'll tint and woven of mri‘corizcrl L‘ill—

ion illltl silk.

'l‘horo are soil—colored t)\'t‘1‘Sll(ll figures of

hill. untl in a low of them a tiny stripe of :1 contrasting

hlliiilt'. Vri‘y dainty.

39¢: a yard. Wash (ltuuls Suction.

Embroidered Collars, Bows, Ties

Croats and other Styles for Tailored Costumes.
’l‘lir linsinrss wmnuu delights in strictly lnilorcrl neck-
vt'our fllltl tlrmumls that it shall bo up li)(lfllt‘,t‘01‘l‘t‘€l and im-

inoculate.

litubrnitlt‘rcrl Collars are of various degrees of

workmanship and many styles with siniplo b‘nt exquisite

workumnship are low priced.

White Lawn Bows with :1 hit of hand (unbroiticry or
lnrotlppotl cutie arr approvod as are the irish lace tabs and

ornate. " l‘lnitcd ,laimts urt- rtlgotl with lrish or Cluny lace.

.\ll lllt‘ht‘ tlulnty things nrt- washable. 251‘ is :1 popular price,

and from that to 35, 39, so, ($5 and 751'.

Nt-t‘kwrur Section. main floor.

 

All the Ready-to—wcar Wool Garments [or Children.
snob as Sit-onion. Sithurs. Afghans. Capra nml Leggings

are here.

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unomw. N. 1'“ Nov. *l0rwdiitltioelnliourd 'lllmlouu n
moon. oi: lilo Elitlfllflle donut. lion, do i that l
nloti the applicator: of William .i.‘tii~.o l mwn _ >
minnow. ciioirtnon'oi the Ilamooratloloo permitted melamine the plotliilt.
but only regarding the alienation in
the unowor whichngyn thatiillr. Cona
nern authorized and conoontcd to tho
. r publication ot'thu alticle’in question.

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or

Prices from ............ $1.00 p0.- on. to $4.00 '
NATCH 8ETI TABLE CLOTH AND NAPKINS.

Willincliide sin. this sale Tapeéh'y Table
:flmtein at Sale Prices. ‘

 

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