It"
«i .1
flecmn‘ld .Bm "In New Yerk
Cilpiotisnyndvocnte.)
paratively few people know any-
x [ van in the production of a cor~
inane of a newspaper. magazine or
$le fcbtirse. the term “correct"
sell here in its fullest significance
tract in orthography. correct in
,hotuatlon, grammatical construction
lid. as the class may be, historically or
, cléntiflcally correct; correct in all the
«jitttl‘ilmerable ulceties of mechanical ar~
“ligament and brake-up, which are ob-
‘ astute in their importance to the mak-
.»Iuch, are noticeably-visible to the av:
cuss reader only in their violation.
:r’l‘he phrase "woes of the proofread-
" or,“ is not of needless or careless sea
] leotlo'n‘ here. And at this polllt I beg
leave to introduce to the general read
erfithat deserving individual denoml~
“Killed by some a necessary evil, but
Ithodoctrine of total depravity, and by
:edigors‘a‘nd writers generally as the
sum total of all ills ihut flesh is heir
tel"; Do you happen to number among
mu acquaintances a proofreader? 1f
36;. treat him kindly. Speak gently to
' him; and tell him you are his friend.
If he scowis at. you, smile back at blln
and offerto lend him a dollar. lle
doesn't (necessdrilyl need the dollar.
but. he does need the sympathy that
prompts the action.
Willa proofi'oader is a man of errors
wother people'swund is supposed to
know eyerytblng that ever happened
or is ever likely to happen. li‘aulteilnd
ing is his business. and being flayed is
his most luestiulabie privilege. He is
proof against all attacks from within
or without. Following some most
_ atrocious professionalism: on his part,
an author has been known to indulge
in a delicate bit of irony, such as this,
in addressing the publisher; “We pre-
sume your proofreader is off on a va-
cstion." Which. of course, was a mis-
tnke, ile wasn‘t. Because proofread-
ers don‘t have vacation~~oftcn. lie is
a literary policeman nlld is always on
duty. A well meaning individual, in
fact, he is ranked as the inveterate
fee of every mortal that puts pen to
paper. Nobody knows how to pnnc~
,tuate but the proofreudcr. Rhetoric
as long suit. Analysis and sythesls
are child’s play to him. and when
he heads down a decision ill grnlnv
matical construction the cmmmnrisns
all blow out the light and no to bed.
The writer who doesn't know what
he wants to any or how to say it must
be put straight by the proofrcader.
He'must decipher all the indoclpher-
able. interpret the. inexplicable. clarify
the unintelligible. and elucidate the
enitmatical. He must be a nllnd~reud-
er. ‘I prophet; he mellt see things in
the “copy" that don't exist. and in the
end *must submit to more back talk
fromrsuperior and inferior than any
other member of the human race.
it has been relllnrkcd that sumo
special complications of u mechanical
nature followed ihc inlroduclion of lilo
llnotype. 0f cotll‘lu'. the prtml’roullcr
is responsible for all such tubules ill
the final round-up. in the description
of an evening reception. for instance.
you read that "Mrs. Reginald Smylllc
Wu dressed in u '."',-S it iiiii"‘$r xx
"‘.’-—-." Go after the prool‘roudcl‘. lil-
lalone is responsible. lie in tho guilty
lwrotch. Granted that thc uulcblllu op~
K._erator was the original sinner, lull that
fact has nothing to do with the looting
out of illlllk‘c. The man who corrcctcd
the page was an ucoolllpllou. but in-
doesn't count; nlld perhaps hull u duo
on other vilinlnll ill lurll (:Uilll‘lllliltlil
to Mrs. Sillytllo's astonishing toilet.
buttheu are only minor incidents. Kill
tho pmofrender and the crime in fully
and properly nvcmtud.
Readers are oftentimes confronted
,, with the roost confusing problems of
a:
puudtuutiou. end in some cases, with-
out on sound knowledge of the sub.
Soot under discussion. ll pcricctll' sols
conclusion as to the inlcnllod construe-
tlun ill woll-nluh lllliillnfllllll'. For in
Italics, the wriicr oil on ocuuidoll need
the following sentence: "Holland's
ulbltlei. which resigned Iii n body Fulr
t'iili'y 12. lit the readout of Queen Wilr
holmiuii decided to withdraw lln rosin-
“! action." When menu W‘lli submitted
the sentence was found in mud us fol-
lows: "Hellsnd's csbinct, which re
'iltfiod in a body February 12 iii the re.
. illicit of Queen Wilhelmina. decided to
withdraw its resignation." 'i’llc vllul
. discretion in the two statements will
_ - be seen instantly. and all because of
the transposition of a single comma.
1116 {rue import of the sentence was
.,thit_tile cabinet members. buying re-
“ ' were reoriented by tlle queen to
w their resignation. which was
lint as'iirst put in type the idea
clear that after having been re-
7 by the queen to resign. they
. tritium said resignation. The
‘ r-ll this inelastic “evidently
lit
a.
“a, 5
of the amount of critical labor.
etijof the printed page. and yet. as
.mm
F. H. Bsxler. lllc Popular Drumisl
Has a Special Olin ol interest
to Any Wooten WhoWish-
es lo} look ' Her Best
You can have a clear colllpicxlon.
rosy cheeks. full red lips and sparkling
eyes. if you will agree to take three
Margo tablets a day for a short time.
Fl H. Baxter will guarantee this and
offer to pay back the price of the tab-
lets lf they fall. , '
isn't this better than fooling away
money on beauty doctors. massage and
all such local treatments, especially
when nearly all skin troubles come
from a lack of rod corpuscles ill the
blood.
'The truth of the matter is that no
cream. cosmetic, nor device of the
beauty doctor will give to n sullow.
muddy, plmpiy countenance, the ruddy
glow of perfect health.
Pure blood makes a pure skin.
Watery blood causes puleness
cheek and lip.
Lack of quality in the blood, muni-
fests itself in pimples, ssllownese,
eruptive conditions. and other blemish-
es which neither paint nor powder can
cvcr overcome.
F. ii. Baxter, who represents the
Margo Company of America for South
Norwalit and vicinity. offers the fifty
cent size or Margo under no positive
guarantee that Margo will clear up
complexion difficulties, put new life
into the skill. build lli‘lll tissue just
where it is most necded. and at the
same time make you feel better while
making you look better.
No limiter whether it takes one box
or half a donen immune these happy
results in your own case. the treat
ment costs you nothing if you arc not
wcliplcuscd and satisfied.
of
"itiloiighi'p‘ he was right-and hi5 "copy"
wrong it ilc noticed it at ulimnnd hav-
ing no actual knowledge rclnlll'c to the
matter, and either statement being
equally intelligible. he. us might In- ex-
pected, icll inlo error despite lll>l l‘cillli-
cd cmniscicnco. The old nluxinl. "i“oi»
low copy if it goes out iilc window."
though ll bit of unmitlgnlcd inrcsy
from a proofrendcr's point of vlcw.
would llavc dimlicd in this llliililllt‘t'
:uld szlvcd trouble.
Following Copy.
lll this connection it nlny bc iilllnnly
observed that writers of magazine til‘
llolcs of a popular nature and con-
iributors lo the press gellcroily might
as We” saw iilcinsclvcl-i thc il'oublc of
writing "Please follow copy" on illclr
manuscripts as submitted. “t‘opy”
is rarely, if over. folIchd :liuullutciy.
if it won». ihc rcviscr of inland
scripts would be u superfluous adjunct
to the publishing business. and if re
tallied. half the fiendish ulcc wiiil
which he pounccs upon a fresh vb“
liln would dcpurt. Following his cxli,
llle pl‘ooll‘cndcr. roilllcd of his snot-b
out prrrognilvc, would pluc away and
die, the blucponcil industry outlid
do to smash. and tho author himself
cm are» «p- mew.
hilrumeouduutliiumtnboa
mulling caterpillar had become: him.
not! an editorial butterfly. Thus the
editor moves in his own annulled cir-
cls of editorial prerogatives and for»
acts that proofrllllders are mortal.
Authen’ Mistakes.
Often enough it will he 'found that
authors do not always say what they
intend to any. nor editors write what
they intend to write. our prooi'rouders
see what they are paid to see. As for
carelessness on the part of authors,
the following is a unique. specimen.
the some being recently encountered
bi’ the writer in a manuscript submit-
ted to him for revision: “Are you
sure. dear." be asked. "that. there is
nothing of interest to read?" "Yes."
said Rachel. very decidedly. “i do."
Another actual case was met with in
which the nlllhur ilechl'ue so ilopolcssly
mixed in dealing with some children.
on the one hulld. and some stage
couches on the other, iilnl he had the
youngsters rolling around on four
wheels and the vehicles playing ill the
street when not in school. Still anoth-
er writer became so enthusiastic in
emphasising the genteel appearance of
one of her characters as to state that
his shoes were polished to wound ox-
t‘aordiunry degree of brilliancy that
they “cost a dazzling glow on the white
sands of the sun-bathed seashore."
Pretty high dogrco of polish that, al-
nlust as satisfactory. in incl, us ill’l‘
other would-be pathetic scene with u
lilidsulnnlcr llluht suiting ill which the}
gushing nulhorcss referred to “the!
plaintive song of the ksiydid." if you;
don‘t soc thc point. hunt up a kntydld;
and llich it "sing for you." i
l
(if coursc such spinsllcs ill fllt‘ liter.
ary pond would wake up a dead proof-l
rcndcr, evcll though no reviscr ofi
manuscripts was standing around with .
an arm full of liic~plcscrvcrs to pro ‘.
vcut iilc self-nunillillltion of the (int—l
inn navigators that oolllu his way. and ‘.
ibis kind of originality would ucvcr HO! 1
w
‘mlmmmmyuw
00 BM. ”Illllll
Blcklclld Vanishu alitl Your Out-ol-
ordcr Kidneys sci Fine Ailer
l‘irsi Few Doses
The most effective and harmless
way to cure ilncknchc and regulate
cowl-order kidneys. or and bladder“
trouble. is to take several doses of
Pope's Diuretic,
You will distinctly fuel that your"
kidneys and urinary organs are being
cleaned, healed and vitalizod. and all
the miserable symptoms, such us back-
uche. headache. nervousness. rheuma-
tism ulld darting pains. inflamed or
nwoilcu eyelids, irritability, sleepless
nose or supprcssml, painful or frequent
urination (especially at night) and
other distress. leaving lifter taking the
iirst few doses.
The moment you suspect any kidney
Ur urinary disorder. or rheumatism.
begin taking this harmless propel-w
lion as dirccicd, with the knowledge
that there is no othcr medicine. at. any
price. made anywhere else in the
world, which will effect. so thorough
and prompt u euro as u fifty-cent
treatment of Pnpc's Diuretic, which
any drllitlzlllt. can supply.
Your. physician. pharmacist. bunker
or any mercantile agency will full you
that Pope. 'l‘l'lonfpsouit Pups. of Cin-
cinnati. is a large and rcsponsiblc
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
of your con-ildcncc.
Don'i bu lllltlt‘l'illill.‘ or worried an‘
other ulomcul with n lumc back or
clogucd. illacllvc kidneys or bladder
misery. All this coca after you start
taking: Pope's lllurclic. and ill a few
days you fool and know that your kid.
buys, liver and urinary system are
hcsiihy, clean and normal, and . nil
dunner passed.
Accept only i‘apc'e llllll‘t‘llt“~llli§'-
crni lrcailllcniw-from any drug store
wuuywhcre in thc world.
ruh‘kév'm No Appendix.
Horace Vote. of Westerly. Cailg Ap-
pendicitis Tale a "Fake.”
in
tho opinion of iiuracc \‘osc. o:
PERFECTION
fqunlpped with smokeless Device»
k
quickly made by
m WWW
ls the Cold ,
0n the north side of the house
where wintry blasts vent their fury
will the most exposed room—the
musitlon from shivery cold to wei-
come month is
.,.
«reuse. m. .i. ....
m9
.... ._ ... an Wham—wwwmw
llslllr iiitiiii ”
llill llllliliu
H- u. .-—.—~..
Dedication ol the Episcopal School at
Kent Ill lnlesesiing Eleni
. KENT, Nov, ills—«Tho new build-
ings of the Kcllt school were blessed
by liinbt Rev. ilisllop C. is. Brewster
of the Connecticut dloccsc yesterday
afternoon and a reocptlon iollowud to
lllc gucsts who had some hero for the
service.
H l , ‘ The school is in charge of the Or-
0‘ Hea'er ldcr oi' the Holy Cross, an Episcopal
Blizzards my rage, snows fly
and tempests howl, but warmth and
glow are within with the Perfection
No smoke—no smell—no bother—~just real convenience,
comfort and cozincss. Cleaned in a minute.
Brass font (llfl'el' rusts) holds 4 quarts—burns 9 hours.
Cool handle-écaslly carried about from room to room, anywhere.
Because of the
,‘ 1 . , gr. ' .‘
Automatic Smokeless Devrce
on can’t turn the wlclé too high—can’t make it smoke-mo odor while
hurtling at full head. It is the most durable. efficient and simplest
oil heater on the market. Various styles andr‘finishes.
Every Dealer Everywhere. If Not At Yours, Write for Descriptive Circuit!
to the Neamrocem of the ,
”menu mnmcoupm
cheery
MINERS lNDlFf-‘ERENT
GER.
CHIPAGO, Nov. ill.—~~"'l‘hc laws of
llllinolg for the conduct of coal mining
opcrniious nrc morc stringent than
those of any other stain lll thc l'u-
inn." said John .l. Sherlock, a lawyer.
who has nindo a study of thc statntcs
of all slatt‘s on tho subjccl. All: Slit’l“
TO DAN-
li is the nlaicrini “not! which one
lillcs 5o lunch about lllc course \i’ln't'll
diagonal- sl~rucs_ and \vllcll ibcy arc
llcnlltlilllly lllll scvcz'cly illllnill-li tiny
art“ at illi'il‘ llcsl lloi will-ll lbw}
lillli'li ll‘lllillli'll
ill't‘
into print: for which lllc nllibors<WWIWL‘W “ll“ “f ”l" l‘fl‘l ""U""'w"“‘
ilitllllll be duly thankful. 'l‘llc, cxnln-l‘m “WM” I" m“ "'mm‘V“ ”l" ”Mm
pics bcrc nolcil ni'c bill a low of rhollhm "”km” ”‘mm‘h‘m' NH“ WWW"
lll'cni nulllllcr illni lliH'l' colllc under? ”T mm“ ("“1” “mm"“r‘m‘ N a “1k"
lllt‘ writer‘s police, and they are cited 1‘ "m" '"I‘" ““d “MM” "l“
“w...” to show flint eternal \‘luilzlurc- “if a turkey has _nu uppcudlx i
on lllt' pail of ill!‘ much illlllscd proof trim-W MW j" lintl I hm“ “WEN," mu"
loader is the price of limiting any; “”“l‘i "l ”M“ "’1‘ ”"‘ "““m‘l' “M“
priutcd pogo whnl it should be in illcl r “W
prcsclli day of critical rcndlnr. limit "Thrill arc thrcc thins.“ that or.
ill. 00”.va . lll‘ll‘ llll‘ llll‘kcy clnp r-l-cry your 11;.
”MW, glilnilylil'llil discus.- t‘litlli'i’it and two:
A VALU;:IAI:EMBEOOKLE”T FREE. 5wrnihcr when lilo birds :m- vomit:
Any person who will call at l‘iuis-l \lllli‘ll l" illom l’l'n may count illc rnv
ii-li‘s drug store will no given it little, li-‘i'l- in dolls in North Stoninuioll
‘nmklct written by all cnllncnt uniil'i ind Sloningtoll this you.- the» l(l\\‘"i»‘
llrity. ltvcry family has one or lilfllt"‘-h.nr|. 1mm up...” group for dnumqr
persons who have ecu-um. pimples. . “.1 l , i w m u | h ‘k W.
dandruff. ring \vornl. letter. prickly; “““‘ '-‘ “’l' “ ' "'
llcni. bivos or some form of skin or "-‘\l‘l"‘““l“"i’*‘ “Hi“ ”l“ “”3”" "m“
llll\i' you noticed llonl many i‘lll')~
rilllllirillllliirl :il'l‘ bolus; \vnrn this ecu-
sou',’ 'l'llcy sl-v'in to olitlllilln-l‘ ill-a vin-
lots and orchids Wliil'li llnrv always
lll'l‘ll such i‘uvol‘ilcs’ hi this cud of till‘
year.
It docs not pay for (luv to lloulct'l
ilcr scalp if it shows the least sign oi"
dandruff. \\'llcll a woman izull’ to bc
loriy yvllls old fillt‘ ill-pills lo rcaiizv
ihc important-.- tlf kcopinl: a good hair“
line and lit)“ ill slu-
lllllc no} of her hair,
pi‘oi‘u-r (‘Ili‘i‘ of bcr hair up to this pclw
rod, it will lu- all may nlatll-l' to ltt‘l‘il
ll ilflcrwnrd.
can admit
in;
ii :«llv will inkui
gMahackemo Hotel “
Whiic Russian harc trims s lonul 1' R' CONNORl Mg“
lock ycsicrduy was asked if he could
sugucsl any l‘l'llll‘ll)‘. legislative or
othcrwisc whorl-by such ll clllnnllo
pile us the (tilcrry horror could
incl'lcdin llll‘ future. “The fault in on-
scs oi‘ uccldcut has, in llly.t-xpcriencc
ill dnlnuul- soils lending out or them
,lul'nriallly been with the minor him-
; wit." hc said. "You can't make Hutu-
iiulions for him for he would not obey:
:llll‘itl if you did. lie grows l‘ccklcss
laud wholly Indifferent lo dangers."
bl‘ l,
.....41
:u-nlp dim-use. This booklet is \\'l'lll"ll
in such a plain, siluplc munucr that
any pol-son after it normal of it can
roll Will” is the matter with them and
can at once proceed to not ll simple
irmllulcol that will destroy the germ
iifc tlml cuuscs lilo disease and ill
this way ilflm'i u coulplcio cure of any
ill math. I ll\l‘l' lll’ili‘il til it ilil‘lim
\lilll nu ilppcluih. so ll could not llzlw
ilil‘ dist-list “
Mr Vile.- Wl'ni on in sluic that ill
this suction of Now England the NW
llvy crop this \‘Mr is up in tho ilil‘lfil!"
l\‘l"lllll_l: ("ml of ‘illlllt‘ ctlncy, ’I‘llvrl- i ‘SERVICEANDCUlSlNE UP TO DATE
l'cliiiy arc owning mills this \villicran-rgs 32 PER DAY AND UPWARD
PH'li till-null our ill-:lr» nlorc about lbw V ’ ,
”we. .bunper or Table D Hole Dinner.
The lllufi that is a bit narrower all (3 t0 8 p. m., 500
'crrcd. for such little oddities are more
would proclaim hl- never wrnic what
was printed. .No "dolly" is rarely fol
lowcd vcrbnilul ct liicl'tllilu; rind. cs
ioclllod contributors. (lou‘l iiniicr your
ni'lVl‘H illill you, of all men. can and
1,, Vi‘l'llt"l.|llllil.ll lust the way you wont
mom to appear. You think you (in. but ll. ll- ('liiilil. in, NM“ York: d. L. Iliil'k»
you don't. You leave out uni-rim mu] burdi. South iii-m; i-.‘_ Ncuulnu. Now
you usc silpcriiuous words. lllltl youfl'm'lii ilcornc l.. liill‘khi‘”. iibigcllcbi;
lilisupcll words. and your Ullilllillll-lllllill: W. S. lllli‘llilill, \l'lllou; ii. H. (”on
,y: “’l‘llllfl, flllil Ylllll' Illllll‘llllilllili ig‘i‘ll). l'llililll‘ll; .l \" lllll‘llh‘, lll‘miklyll;
.«nllcilnlcs n vcl'llullll- show 'l‘nlu- “trill. ll. l'liillilw. Now York; 1. li Minis,
your lilll to tho proofrciuior, lip is! .‘x'i-wlll‘k, it A lioiinnn. ii “hydriicl'.
form of skill or scalp disease. For
ship by R. ll. l’luislcd.
HOTEL
.l. A. Nl‘Wfiiliili‘, Now
York; i. ii. 'l‘ownsclld. Spriuuiicld.
ARR WALS.
Millackemo
your pcn-nudiuk saviour. ll-- pills“ qu York; 8. ilrccnslcilr Ilriducpuri.‘
your tlllotniioll marks whcrc, iilcyHll‘UI‘ki' 'l' McKay. Now York; .l. Mr»
dlmlld be and takes them away from WHHHIHH. l'lliiudclpillu; l". S Moody.
whrrc they should not ho: ho corrects
your French, rcrltles your German. uc-
i‘l'lllri your Rubbish. and. ill incl, ens-cs
vour hide in many on oucounllu with
words.
An intelligent and discrimination
lllllll Wollll, liritigt'lnui,
illusion. .l. .\i. filill‘lili‘l’ illlll \lilc. It. A.
llolclic, Now York; H Al
and wifc, iloslou; A ,\lllll‘l‘rlllll, l-i.
Newman. (‘. ll. l'ulldii. .\‘l~w Yolk. ll.
wriicr hnn rcfcrrcd to (ion. l'. ti. ilrunl L. Rich-us. lllll‘llill'ilL iii Mcill'nill.
as the “father of his country." Had no 7""“‘ l'i‘l'k; William M Hull. Hull
bccn shown liltl own "copy," on ill-clog l’oilll; ill. I.. ilolinilluliun. l'i. llm'tw.
It than his cycn would lilii‘i' buigoll
with surprisc, but there it was. llet‘ol“
melons, just us be had written it.
Where's the Idltorf
"lillt." you ask, "wilcrc in illi‘ ctillor‘.’
ll'llcro done he stand?" Wcll. he done
u'i stand. lic allow-on a literary lilrone.
He's a genial despot. He was probably
himself ll prooftcadcr once and now he
is quietly uniting squnrc with society
for post iii treatment. lilo ii is who
will send this article bucit lnurkud
"i‘nuvuliubic for tlilr publication, lull.“
ole, llficr which it will continue its
iruvcln to other editors until it is i‘llll‘
"l‘ ““l'l‘l'll‘d 0" WW“ out "3' ”3mm l'uillllniioll of built; one oi’ lilo llcsi
”"I’l Tl"? cliitor l“ ”‘0 proolruudor ,pnririlim- dogs in this section of tho
l‘illi‘l‘iiflllhlfilrfil in “milk- ll‘! lilill 80" “’nlulc. and was highly prized by its
ion beyond lilo enrihiy bluio of having
owucl. Mr. Ildrnunl. who is on ex-
‘0 hi? “('"Wl- H “0 inadvertently pcrl hunter and trapper. Inni been our-
upolis "dog” with a "u." he bits but
ion for the canine for fltlmt‘ iimc.
ilurllulll was around town lust night.
and allowed the clients of the lire.
Ilolil hands were bumlngcd up and hill
bond was scarred from tho flnmcn.
MW
~-"l differed habitually from consti-
pation Dunn‘s Reunion; relieved Ind
stronglillened fli‘e bowels. so that they
, , , ,‘bnve cell l‘Elili or over ulnce."~—-A. it.
will be incorrectly spelled in the' Davis. grocer. sulphur springs. 'i‘ux.
"copy. he'll hn orihonrsphlcul cipher -
and ”up“ u. m. undo. insurer AMWA
lint any proolresder of experience? NEW YORK.
has long since hoodlum accllutulned to .sleauleiu Raisers
\l'iiliuul Morrison. New York. William
ii. Kiln-uric. lilouccnicl'; it t’. byncll.
liuullury.
F‘uicy‘n lioncy and Tilt curcn coughs
quickly. strengthens ihc bolus and cli-
pnls mills. (lot the Rl‘flliliw in ii ycil
low puckum‘. lli'idlo- Pharmacy and
F. ii, llilltlt'i‘. "
MW
VALUABLI DOG IURNID.
ilnc of the dogs which lost its life
in libI illc which destroyed llll"llmlll'_
of i'illlricn ilaruulll, ill (‘rnnbnry, i-Lilul-
duy night. won the suitor llclcn. owil~
ml by Joseph liooncy. of tho film of
(l‘til'lcll it ltooncy. The dog lllul lilo
ly the incouscouesilnls of his busy
oliice: but if file proofrullder happens.
ill his miserable ignorance, is imm-
uolnclhing out 01‘ ll word like hydrolil
lonnlumonaemln. or get misled on u
letter in a simple term like llYiil'l‘t
guesuclhoslu. both of which. of course.
, «nu. W...
us or wallets.
Nov. ill.wArrivod.'
Wilhelm it, lulu
Now iluicu; i“. ll. bullion. cit): Will;
H Jouuls.)
Alllsbury l
ill spltc of the number killcd by dogs,
‘ind lilo qunlii; In the kind that has
mndc ibn south county bird lnlllnlls
lii sprobillu of ”iv bird ,for Most
lolll 'l‘uft‘.» lubb- on 'l‘llzllllmuil inl: duv
ii'llllli‘lll'il
"'l‘nil ulll llnvc the bust
can got hold mi. and don‘t you forxc!
til. i only how lnlgcr ltll‘ilh. iml lsllllll
‘ it‘ll out llil‘ ill rd. and i don‘t llllllll it
.“x
)i‘
- .vill wcluh low lbull Iilt pounds I lluvc’
galways H‘lii inlfcri lnl‘kcys to ”W
inilil‘ llllil‘ii‘ :lllil it “ill lw ll bcnui'.
lllllll guru llllh from."
Alli-ally \l r \‘om- i.» lookill; illi‘i‘ illc
lllli‘liil ilrilll: i‘illiil for illllli'l' his lulpcr
vision with an uyc upon for llll‘ pr. hi.
alcnlinl lllill. lliii {in il‘i this made no
lll‘llllllt‘ lo'lw‘iiutl (Hill lililluliliy \llll lini
lllill klilllll: liun, which will begin ill
ll. icu days.
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CASTOR M
For Infants ’ and dhildrcu.
iill Kllll loll lltu but): tutti
Dom tn:
Masters of
Mm‘v—u—A‘ W
NORWALK CHAPTER MEETING.
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vow——
Will be Held With Min Cunningham
and Mn. Green Thursday.
The next uwcllng of tho Norwnlk
("llnllicu ii. A ll. will no held with
Miss Mary (“luloilluhuin and Mrs. i.u~
cilln ill-con. oi the home of Miss i'lllll
liillitilnlu, \\'uullinuiou"nirccl. ’l‘llurn-
tiny lll'll-rlloon til :i o‘clock. Executive
lncoiinu llllll an hour curiicr.
’l‘ilc ilnli‘nhlorn have it rnl'c trout in
dillli‘ in the program which lino llccil
prepared. and will consist of rctlliuls
by one who knows how; u pnpcl'. l‘or-
orulullly of Authors; solos which will
he dollitlll‘flll. The ladies Who will
live the program are till from olli of
town, bill lhch reputation has pro»
coded them. All afternoon of unusual
‘ internal is promised. .
.mmw_..m
There in no clue on record of a
could: or cold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption afll'i' oicy's Honey
and 'l‘nr has been taken. nil it will stop
Molir comb and break up your cold
quickly. Refuse any but the genuine
Micro Honor the trio-hill a yellow
smoke». Contains no is: and i!
receiving the death MW“. lilil
s
will soon. Murine. iron
Willie "r it.
sets measure. 3W, rmdeyantt
l m? ' 4' ‘ u
llil‘ll'W l‘
scents sumcllmv in (nuiornl in ”it
lines of ouc‘s illtllrv lll'll-‘l' than lllv‘
n-nniur sham. and il: currimi llil‘t‘ was
i
.
i
Molly ol‘ the llbcr lull-s arc lliililt'
in this no)
(inc rcidoul ill-ch sidv combs llli‘bl'
,lltlys. lllli ihc burl-tic scouts colic Mil
'fll‘il‘ill, {Hi It in so lillli: lilill ii i‘l‘lli'll|‘*~|
‘fllr up on llli’ millnrc ill the filth». liliil
rcnlly form» n wry bccnnliuc
lollrrina us it docs with tho lll'llll
lllstcllli of drilling lip skirt lli‘liill‘l“‘
of your gown hfilllx lli l-ll‘nlklll folds.
ill‘f‘illixl‘ it iotllulnlllic, for bclmv lbw
lililll oi worm; lnr there must llc no
i'llllil'im ytl ill'l'l' llil‘ ill)». I all) "xvi."
llccnulu' our hips llnlo lllli'il
closi'ly tin llllli; that ii lllllsl bc lllmlli
ilmc to brain to conccnl lln-ul with
folds of mull-rial ul'i’uuucd
or another.
lin-
“0“”
one \vuyl:
‘l'llr m-nson'u suitor colorlnlzs Hlliitl‘
up wry richly ill llll‘ i‘ordllroys which
are nrmluully coming into “auto for
illl'l‘l'l u‘cur. lu lllc him-s lllcy urn
bountiful. llllll urclllly l‘llliillli‘l‘il by Hi“
lullllilon of u not of lynx. illvillil‘tl fox:
or lliilcr illll'k fur
lion‘i uticlupi io i‘ll‘ililN' your own
ll'lnb luccs nub-rm you really knolv‘
how. liccunuc till-y urc ndlliil plot‘cn
ii scclus hardly worth whiic to send
thrill out in n clcllucr. but in clubt
critics out of ion it will pay to do so.
For n llillc \villlc iilc only uutc of
color about the nlrcci loliclic \vus ibc
i'lliw or minor lillli'll on lilo turban, bni
illlcly ll lililitllil’i‘t‘lllf‘f of solid color.
ibc iiiliiil' us illc orumucnl on ”W lilll.
lulu llmlcllrcd. citlll'r pooping flolu iilc
lnllif, iilc brcllltilnlclu-i of tho colll lil'
ulllcr conspicuous plucc.
.. ...¢.......... m. m
TO STUDY AERlAL NAVlGATiON
Ntl'l‘ltlll DAME. ind, Nov, lit-«Tho
lllu'lls bcnnn some months Mil) at the
University of Metro Dame for the for
motion or it body or students for the
study flllll practice of aerial lliit’llm‘
lion are now considered sufilclouilr
matured to be put into practical op~
oration and a permanent organisation
has been fornlcd. The work so far
has been conflucd lo the building of
scycrnl outlines and the detailed study
of the types of dying machines used
by the most stlcecssful opcralors. The
ill-piano has given the mold ntteniipn
to oil lid! on. ,
iiianquets a Specialty
! NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
.l- :r:
and the machines new in Wmllt‘l‘ 11 ‘
lllc lop than it is at its blu'cr odor
SUNDAY DINNERS. 750
TEL. CALL 988.
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TlMén'l'AuaLE.
to Effect November 8. 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORK.
A, lll.r<»l2:o.'ix. fiti'lllx. i'lzilx. il:llll.
lin‘lQ, 7:20. 7:40, Siillx. 8:5”. iltlllx.
,ill;'.’ii.v, lllzilz‘x, ”139.,
l’. .\i. ~l‘szliix, 215M, 32!”, 5103:.
trim, f.:.‘.'l\, drill. lirfiilx, 7:1“. 7: l‘Jx.
llzvillx, libw.
Sundays.
A. .‘li.~—-l2:b.'ix. 5:07x. (wily, ti:.'ll.
iiizfiil.
l‘. Msdzfllli. mills. 2mm, i’lzill'l.
."igilox. 7;i‘.’. 72421:. llwlltx. lii;lll.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~wl‘.’:(li|x. 1:40, 5:43, 6:45.715.
Silillx, ll: lox. l0:ll2lt. liltlli'l, ll 200x.
“'03.
i’. M. ,, ”103x. 1:00, 210%. 2:57.
:izliL'lt. lizflb. 4:32. i‘lzil'z. htfli‘lx, 5:27.
l::liix. il'ilii, R:il:ix. 9:30. ll:iillx.
aundnyl.
A. M.-«—l2:llillt. llztiil, 7:30. litlflx.
liiiliilx.
i'. Mmiizozx. 5:04, mots. Tillii,
silos. ilzoitx.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.~-i£:liix, irilix. llzlfl.
7:27. Milli. liiz2flx. ll1i2n. ll:i7.
l’. Mwl2:illlx. lifll. lizlix. iiiiilx.
1:26. b:il.ll:iilx. ill-iii. 7:liix. illitlx.
il:lli. 2:19 and 7:29 to llriducpori
only.
A.
ll: ll.
l’.
lli‘li'lx.
Sundays.
litmus: lox.
lii:2.‘lx. ll:izx.
lit-«tidbit. llziil.
lzlllx.
llilllt.
7:43.
8:24.
___, in...“ ._
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.~~l:20il. “:20. 8:27. llil'lii.
P. hie—1:25. 4140!. 01“. 7:18.
Sundays.
Al Ml”l:20¢ 9:15.
P. M.~7:iiii.
DANBUIW To QOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-~5:66, 7:26. 8:20. fonds.
lliflo.
ll. Mw‘4l101. lililllx. lilill).
subdue.
A. sir—7:55.
i‘. Mrmtltlmli. llztlllx.
um...“
25':
Brotherhood folnuicd about years
ago by Father Huntington and is un-
()iiiccrs and Gill. two of the nine bro-
illcrs connected with the order. When
the school was opcned four yours and
’dcr the direct supervision of Fathers
I
OH Heuer . illcrc were less than 20 students and
lilil old farmhouse furnished nlllpb»
jl'oom. The increase in attendance
‘llas rcsulted in tho exrlcnolture oi’
itsuuou for the buildings yhlcll today
gwcrl- dedicated. There is a three
‘ story struclurc containing an assemb-
‘Iy hull, chapel, class rooms, 32' bed-
' rooms, a gymnasium, baths. etc.
This struotnl'c is joined to the coin-
llllfll farmhouse ill which the school
:was opened. All infirmnry is placed
iin :lllolllcr building. The architecture
of the new buildings correspond to
the colonial type. The conveniences
including: a gas plant are it‘llcrn. The
school is supported by contributions.
chl your it is proposed to add more
buildings. The school gives religious
instruction, but docs not prepare for
imcnlilcrship in orders, the pupils bc-
inl: mostly the sons of missionaries
li‘i’ld army oliicors.
i if you desire a clcar complexion luht
il-‘nlcy's ()rino llaxailvc for constipa-
‘ lion and livcr trouble as it will stimu-
.i:ttc tilcso Uranus and thoroughly
.cleanse your system. which is what
everyone liccds in order to fool wcli.
.. Bridge Pharmacy and i“. ll. lim-
tcr. “
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., 1910
Cadillac
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Automobile
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DELIVERY AT ONCE
The cuiirc product of tho fac- .
iol‘y will all be sold by January 3
l, 1910. Place your union; ui .
oncc and immc your date of do- ,
ill-cry and you will get it on
time.
i. l. lililllWllflll & Bil;
AGENTS
39 Wall Street. Norwalli
.4
“u... ,..~.. m..-” "M
llll UVER’S Piiii
A NEW STYLE
Hanan Shoe
NOB TOE .
PATENT BUTTON
$6.00
sourn NORWALK 'ro IOBTON:
A. Hewlfiilll. ms. out. 10:33.
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l”it“?l
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inseam lull.
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Norwalk Chronicler