. . [jib
m, cruelly the rolls thttt "the
”to will neutron shops on the
would; hit" Gilliam ind ‘iibl,
«.v other sources it basheeli'
that the company plans to
hit it large amount :bfirlnoney hm-
tiiiriifyeate. _ ’1'
” ton, joiitongsnduaiue rail~
his denied Einitially that the'
ration intended .rlocatlng the car
. no in this city. Hindus" known to.
- lit the N. Y.. N. u. and H.-
d have boukht more than 1.600
at no expense 0‘"! about $60,000.
this few weciir‘ii. ‘ ; 3
'liiioihs‘thedl. Emit. R. western
. ion. about a mile east of the Snob
, ion. From the railroad“ tracks to".
' var IB is pills. and One farm
lit runs from the railroad to the
are, .it is rumored, wharves
in. ‘ 3 .g‘ ..
’ tie up one in authority will talk
' rdlns the purchase. there are
“ reasons that cause people to
""thitt‘"6v’entunlly Shoo may be-
unearths principal cities of.
:Bosto‘u & Maine construction
tin houcht a house-on the Ferry
wnwi.he:.wllli lint occupy for it
Mr mum all oi the houses pur-
tut-elm the railroad tigent will not
newness bythe company tor a "year.
and families occupying them have
been told that they could live in them
irggfli‘l‘urin; thot’timo. A nation a.
Klin'ddflltiisl h‘us‘mnde u bid for the
El '11: Willie propsrly. He said that
he would. not come here for it your.
:Ahhl‘cflteot from New York come
here this Week and looked over the
" property on' the Ferry and Old 0r-
- chard road. recently bought. 'l‘wo
civil engineers from Portland have
nihde'i‘ti‘ surveyor the loud" purchased.
iN‘t‘iiflt‘lng for do years has stirred up
theiieopie so much as the land pur-
chase.” Nothllifi else hits been talked
abtilit foli tvilo woelts. The price of
real "e‘stste has been on the Jump for
a week and persons; who own‘land on
the Old Orchard road will not put it
pi‘lc'ei on it; One man who [would have
sold hls".lnnd a week ago for two now
stilts 31.000, and says he does not cure
~tightsll‘ii‘t that figure. '
l Milli ltlllil , Hill
7 ' llll Bills
‘u. . ‘- 1-. L», '
- (continued ignmfmttragei
The multilayer align to order at
Biiiouthe president any chair. The
minutes, of the Just meeting were
read snd approved. _ . . ’
M application from Mrs. W. ii.
~ ’ ' Steam, of .West Norwnlli. trailing for
permission to send her son. Warren
Stewart, used twelve yearsuto school
“i Moth Norwaik, was rend. nod-tile
redirect was granted.
it report trout William E. Chancel-
M’; .QllWintondeht oi the South Nor.
wail: ”limit. Willi read. in which he,
l7"!
shindig” iii”. had visited eigutl
schoolsapd had excluded ell non-m.
identgpppils .iilhe report was voted to
businesses Ille-
Thg request or the board sent out ‘.
10 W9 .illllttrlii 50999“. Wins for
' thg‘mgigtrstlon of pupils‘ up to date
"it” only answered by Ecol Norwnlk,
which. is as follows: Fitch school.
, ..\ amtmvln, .347; total. 697.
:6. Mill! 0399‘. “‘9 3.9”,“er 0' '2‘”.
no” ,3“? ‘Sellool committee suiting
for} R posting with the iionrd at
x ; Iqhqyiyisitors was read and the re-
' ‘lllfliliitl‘lilil' l‘hadrwirruvroinl-
up. do; the joint pleating will he or-
W for by the president of the
Wt (ind the members will be no‘
t .
. . , ,2.
spirmlieniiitll grilled the board's at»
“elite 9° “‘9 written" from “i.“
hoteliers oi' lirookilidercbool regurd
lngjhe nrithmotics used ill the nobool.
'il p‘thnieiies pged have llleiiliiiWBl’Il
to“ .1“. problems printed in the
Moi the book. The teachers want-
ed _ plant hut thesepn es. it was
' ,' il-‘thht..these boo s were in-
W.W.tl’~“h°" only, hot by some
over , [lit the books were given to the,
a. m ‘5 ,No notionwss billed on this
in} d. Wheeler called the bosrd's
ii to the m‘eetini’t oi the Board
indie slid A'lillmliflfltlon. which“
, hold on Thllrstisy night. The
. 9d plotted ills figures tor the
not slight) instead of innocent.
m tom To canyon the (school;
it rater insurer. "M was
'.. slits. ninety took s'stl'ofl
Taken“ a.
ry. All the Board or Helical-
‘ will lilies..- some the Board"
is shut/Appropriation; "Wall ;
arsile a s'tronh tinting! (or ‘
It tile tree tilde snows“ "
.‘i
My ‘iind noticeable gain in denim]
~witb the. 0‘6 i" . . ‘
slmllsted '01th tile*' t» "producing
elements erfurifiilned hi the syhitellh.
end. you w. . ‘on it - ea .
titted! nsnjr'sil align fig! y Yhody. ‘
I". H.‘Buxter“li as it tub remarks.
able resnltn following the use of Sam-
ogle that ho tiers "to pay for the treat.
(intuit: ltd ‘ sflnbt make iliill people
pump and rosy. ,
‘ .You run no risk whatever in btging
osmotic: It. Is it true oscillator, in;
.iondsnd in sold under the enemies
of one or the most reputable business
houses in South, Norwslk to relund
the money it lt-does not glVOQCOIIlplOW
.Siltlflffletlon. l ‘
system diseases "were spread trom one
pupil to another.) He cited an incl-
‘deni where a number of clerks in a
counting room diedjtrom tuberculo-
sis caused hy‘working over books that
had been handled by a consumptive.
He also cited a case where he called
ate house where the children ware
Lnffllcted with eczema. and that these
very children attended school'. land by
their handling oi“ the free. books Were
likely to spreud the disease to others.
He considered th'é free text book sys-
tem a menace to the health of the
schools. it ought to be abolished from
n hygienic point of view. For those
pupils whose parents could not afford
to buy the text books (or their chili
drop the school board would do ii for
them.
Dr. George S. Kendall said that he
admired the stand that Dr. Tracey had
taken. He also agreéd with him thdt
the free text book System was wrong
from n hygienic point of Vit‘W. and it
was also bad for the pupils to drink
out of the some glasses. us that wus
likely to spread disouse.
Wilfred llodwell believed in unltul-
lug tlic ubnndonmem oi the li‘iit‘ sys-
icm, tliitl to have. the question con-
tinually before the public until some
action is taken.
llurry Rider thought ll would be it
good measure if the town discontinued
the free supplies uud free bunk sys~
lent.
Arthur 0. Wheeler said that while
he never was in favor oi the free sys-
tem; he had to confess thnt the pupils
had progressed much faster under thui
system than under the Old. He believ-
ed that each plipil should have his or
her own books. slid that provision
could be ni'nde to supply those whose
parents could not afford to purchase
them.
Dr. Kendnll made a motion that a
committee be appointed to which all
hygienic and sanitary attentions con.
heated with the schools should be re-
ferred. Alter u discussion on this illu-
.tl0n, it was liild up the table. to be
called up at the next meeting.
Dr. Kendall rundown motion that n
stormy dey signal be used. When
thorn was to be no morning session
for the First; Second and Third
a. in. No afternoon session, the site!
but to be blown nt dizifi. 'i‘he signul.
‘ltlven from the electric and gas light
plants. to consist of one long blast toi-
ithed by two short ones. The motion
wits adopted.
.the meeting. It was adjourned iii Skin
ip. m.
..~.-.. 0...... .... .....
ulcmsousu POilT opsusn.
NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-—Tlltl Nicole
.iruun port of Sun Juan dill Nortc
iiiroyiown) ls ngplu open to coin-
int-roe. accordlnli to ndvnnceit recur.
Lolty today. Yesterday's cable advices
.l‘rom iiiiieilelds. the headquarters of
the revoiiitionlsis. unnouncsiuiiilt the
revolutionary fol-cos lliid cl’ncuaied
(lroywwn and that that city well now
occupied by government troops. In
view of the rovolutiounry olitlmbi' n
continuing biticiiiido. the unnonilce
'ment by the Nicaraguan kovernmcnt'i
reprosentutlve here that Vessels will
be clcurctl for San Juan do) Norto. 0l
llliiollrids. is interesting.
nun—a
chiral-on cry
‘ . it ' .L tits
:2 to in?
Clan Institution ill this city No in.
species of rats imported from British
hast Atrioa. Thensw animals are
‘iimstli mice-like qodqntll. one being
described as new on coconut 0! he
tact hauls merited on each side with
it brood black band from the ‘lp oi
zit! snout to the blist- or the stir. it
zvilrlotleil of rodents. The other re-
Isellillloii closely the American white
zincited mouse. , ' ‘ '
j
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I~ ‘nglereWercFo
in Settlement combined fluent-willing :
"qu Igleillantil that soon produces a,
II 9
meals, osmosis mingle: j
snd’tish .it to. be as. .
grades, the signal to be blown til 8'
No further business cominu before
ed by the Nicaraguan consul ill tbisi
«litters in this feature from all other ‘
rtyvssvsn BifélllflrTWll-
. iy‘iwo Mttri’hi'iéllflntl TWc'nly4‘ ’
nine stilts
l
FPllQWinK are the hilt“. methods!"
and deaths in the fill!” of
during October, J13 recorded in the o‘fv
Births.
'i—anughtor, to Annie and llnffel
.Tsvnl. - ~-
. lmElsie Elisabeth, to lsnbollu null
Wanton 8. Mnyhew. .
1~Rosnrlo Frank. to Marie and Pus-
qunle ilrio.
' z—Evelyn. to Mary and Charles 1).
Grim. .
4-Mary. to Josef and Uiru I illiyuiii‘.’
i«i-ielell hi my. to Vivu on Albert
E. M. ‘ ltlroyd.
i-«WIiliam. to Angelina and lluribol»
onlew \ieilezin.
4—Wiliium .losoph:tn Alice and Ju-
cob Miller.
h-Ollro Merle. to Annn and Oliver
P. Coleman.
5*Allml. May. to Anna and Henry J.
Q‘ilarii.»
il-«del‘lotie Louise, to Jeanette ulid
George A. Minor.
timHélen Margaret. to Holden and
Charles William Weed.
ii liosnllor, to Marie and (lesuulndo
iluvui‘til. ,
9 ---».lobu Herbert, to lSdilu and lrrlng
E. Whitney.
lbw—Berti, to Slzl and item Toth.
iii-«l‘lul-rnli Eugene to Mary ulltl llnr-
rail .l. Moore.
lluuglliur, in Leon
llol‘ituun, 1
il~-i£dnu Eideresi, to Edna and Willis
Viiu Itenselloei- James.
ii and Hili‘l‘)’
Dibble.
ll "'Ciellitiiit. to Katherine and John
H. Downer.
Sittings.
kits.
nerd Hopp.
is
host lu‘l‘biiir.
lili)‘lllilllil. lo Kulbol'liio and Ray-
mond i.t‘flllt‘l‘.
l7—»-i-:llzullelh Mario. lo Amelia nilti
Willet A. Henl’ord.
ll§~ Jollu i’rcsloii. to Lilly and r‘i'nnk
iii
McC‘oy.
lie »li2rnest. to Amalia and Charles
Popp.
lli~--~Aiico, to Mary and Henry William
Miller.
lS-~l€lllt'l Elcnor, to (linen and George
Henry.
lil~ ----- Mury lici‘ler. to ltlsieiin and
George 1. Northrop.
21--»iieieu Elizubcth. to Helen and
Francis A. Cunningham.
Antonio. to Mill? dud Amelia E‘s-
poslitl.
12-ilorotily Fruhcoil. to Mary
Jiliucs A. Daily.
Slim-Gosh, to Julie and Stern Totll.
2:i—-lrlnn, to Matilda and Alexdnder
Antiii.
tilmi‘ntsy. to Antoinette and Asians
l’liiilloll.
23~~liorotlly. to Margaret and Joseph
(lhiotio.
Joseph. lo Annie and John lino-
paid.
Aunn \‘oroulcu. to, Annie and liob
ort Pollen,
25~Antonlo, to Rose rind Fellcl (‘nr
use.
2.} Elizabeth. to Elizabeth and Reeves
David lint-ens,
:6 ~\\‘ililuin .liillli‘ti. to Catherine and
William R. Cullen. .
litiw-ilanxhtor. to Marxilrot and Join.
(3. Shannon.
Edgar, to Minnie
Henry Alliumon.
29wAm’i‘ln'ds. to Gueppu null Atripnldo
Morchnllu.
:lO—iiobert Hutchinson, to lit-ribs and
Arthur A. (‘lllillllt
Msrrilgsl.
lloilluii' null
Li]
and
at
of
gel
1
William
i2‘
llild
4 Stephen
Solicits.
itlldolph llulzlolf illlil Miss lit-ruin
'l‘rlecbcl,
it Tlloilliiti ridword Muller illld Miss
Lulu inild lit-lion.
lil~—l"l‘lllllill G. Bronson ulld Miss
: Emma Jtickson. ‘
10‘ l'séduale \‘ozzo tutti Miss Florida
di‘celllnil.
timAlvtth Freelilnn Unite nnd Miss
lithe! Mnl‘ Smith.
Murgni'et
ll
i‘Im—(letirizr Emerson Snrtulu illlil Mls‘u
Carol)?" A. Golillilll.
in more Lolibdiii' dud Rosie li‘iii‘ls.
‘Iii » Anthony Jitillo ilnil Mills liliirln A.
. ilellzllill.
i‘limtlllurleii lluury lllllli ullil Miss
. . Flore ill. lintos at New Britain.
lbw-Lester Luiloy Wheeler ituii liliiitl
Gertrude Coluiunn.
ill:‘~ilili'\’f‘y Fi. Doris illlll Misti (ivor-
ttlc Allan.
.iilw-ilerberi .l, itnyiiulo
illiil
iidnu l., Jennings. '
Mills
: ‘- r ~ . ill bowls Ii. llillflll'ilfl llnii Miss iii.
A ET on i A » Jennie Alli-n.
. , _ . . yZOr-e-ltlllll ii. l‘ll'lilltlngo ililii Aunii M.
llA'i's IMRQWQO Fitch swirls“ llinllilp.
. ‘gxg1:“Aii“'cA_ 25~~Fuélx‘[iiiri0lin and Mills lioso
- .. l .. >‘ ’ llluiill.
_ hellish? u. oft. “(hte'i‘berr .. m l’ . , .
toxins! hooplaco ‘lil'tlio Smithson "7 miffi'utfmu und M." Ma”
_27«~Arthur David Stevens and Miss
(tiltberili'e (Henry.
7mii‘erdinnnd Gehrmsnn nnd
tirade bottle Harrison.
27 diverge H. Hunter and Miss “M'-
lriidc Plait Moflett.
3l~oeor¢o Alonso Rose and
Mary Witness illlrns.
')
in
Miss
Miss
baths.
Oct. Y. M. ll.
leudllpp Cordelia is it 7
twilsrni iltptiriiniisgc 7s 6 23
3-Wiili Holland 2 14
5~Cntblrine Word a 44 l
il~--Wllllnm: E. White iii 4 26
duMnrflilt M. O‘Brien ill? 7 ii?
7~l~lursllai i). Egbert till ii
< ileot‘tiniientli 2 7
limitinhsrd Fell Iii ii 5
li-wdnlinl :iKni'nnsy ill
14.“- , M“ ii 9
”f Davenport till 210
‘ in sh: . ii 12
f1 _ g diced 7 till
. , la 3
orwulk .
lice or Towu Clerk Herbert It. smith: ,.
il~l)nughter, to Jennie and Robert F. .
ill—Teiispon, to Annie and Tensllon=
l2-~-Prunk. to Lizzie and Andrew Tn-.
H-—~r‘redt-rick E. to Augusta untl Ber» ‘
John Ernest. lo liolostalls and Er»
iii-worrt‘lrfie Hopkins and Miss Mary
t.‘
i, . 5..
When a "exited
merit ?
into oblivion.
”hotelboiiiintell‘ltlwntif-“I
u on. n mmn o
nnnb'o‘to (loin work?
.mf‘tW-nm
‘tho
mo of
urne, own.
onus is ills.
.1
Mule exclusive-l
to write or
y has lived for overtilir
flowing in popularity and influence, 5nd
“ t ousands of women declare they owe their vety‘iivcs to it.
is it not reasonable to bellevé that it is an article of great
in tor the t.
“vacuum
.i"? ' . .
years, steadily
ohssnds upon
We challenge the world to show any other one remedy
for a special class of disease which has attained such an
enormous demand and maintained it for so man
has Lydia EPinkKiim's Vegetable Compofinmtli
Womanfs remedy lor‘h'oman’s ills. Unless it is u very good
medicine and .tl’lcclnims mode for it are honest. such a record
would «Knesset impossible-#fraud or misrepresentations
Would long ago have been detected and the business gone
Read this unsolicited lotion-1
years as
is famous
suffered for many yours with female
and bearing-down pains, so that I was
“ L din I‘M’ln ‘nm's Vegetable Compound was recommended
a“
it handouts me. .I feel
or this meditations! than
use my . Inf blonds to use it. so thankful sin 1
‘mtoripd ipo to lion th."——.\lrs. Cloris Watermelon it. D. .1,
When a woman like Mrs. Wotemlnnu is generous enough
to write such a letter as the above for publication. she
should at least be given credit for a sincere desire to help
other suffering women. For we assure you there is no
other reason why site should court sucll publicity.
We say it in all sincerity and friendsilipwtry this medicine.
For 30 years Lydia E. Plnlmam‘s Vegetable
Command has been the stundurd remedy for
So sick woman does 5
tersolf who will not try this famous medicine.
from roots and herbs. and
hytliotisnndn 0 euros to its credit.
. MRI“ was invites nil sick women
for advice.
momends to health free of c, .
Address Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn. ss‘
notice to
She has
Human..- ..
‘30 i inrrict iii. Osborn M
I; ‘li‘.
fill Antonin Wili'MIOWiliil 2f. lo
il-v-Joiln George Miller .32 l :t
152 John Rufnd llrliio .39 i
'43 -.losepll Neliuor ll)
iii-«John Mchiillion :i'.‘
33~~John Motion 1 2.3
34 ATheresn Humbert if. 9 :7
Ill—“Will“ Vi'yltiilll Til 4 L":
lhmMnrtin 'l‘ro) ' ii:
iii » Silliill Norlbrop i;‘. i; i.
19' May Rooney . ili‘.
lil
illmiieisollliino t‘ot't‘iiill
CASTO R lA
101‘ Inl‘suts'ahd \lhildron.
lli Kiri lilli lists inlay: wt
nous tEiC > .
mature at '
v.-
TAFT ISSUES THANKSGIVING PRO-
CLAMATION.
\\'A8lli.\ii'l‘(iN. Nov. l7.
Novoiilbt-r ‘37». unit this Work Ullit‘lllii)
|)l‘ill‘lillllli‘il by President ’l‘iili lie
Thanksgiving day. The president‘s
proclamation wuii Issued. us :illiliiii.
from the siuie department. when» it
received the oillclul soul of NW l‘llil'
oil Btnicu.
The following is
proclamation:
“Ily the i’rliulilent
Billion of Aiiit-rli'il
"A Proclamation.
"'i‘llo M‘lliiilll of till“ your line rrlilrir
till WllI‘ii. ill ili‘i‘ill‘tliilli‘i‘ with the rulv
drool ciiuioiu iliilillllllilltiii by our fore»
fittllorli. the people of llli‘ illlilud
Stilton lire wont to uloui in their lisluil
pieces ol worship on a tiny ul‘ lllltlilili-
“lying appointed by llli' civic illuulit
t‘rdio to return iiluliils to (iiiti Iol‘ ibi-
grout morcios mid bolioilis which they
liliVI‘ illliiil‘t'tl.
"During iliin pusi i‘rui‘ Wi‘ lint-r been
highly blusl. No grunt (inhibition or
llood or tempt-4i or upllltiilllo sickness
lint-u bouillon up. We burn lived lll
Quietness. liutllulurllotl by worn or rli
more of wurit. Police and the pit-nil
oi litliillitliliiil crops itlld of great ill
dl‘i'll‘liil production iiliiluilio u cheerful
sud resolute people to all the l'('~
neweii energies of boilollciul industry
and luuicrliil null, moral lll'flill'olin. It
is ultopeiller lilting thilt wo'sl‘ioiild
humbly itud nrateilillytuchnowiedul
the divine source of those blessings:
“'l‘bt return. I hereby sppolnt 'I‘llurs-
tiny, the 25th oi. number. as a titty
or neutral thunks Vin Mill idonll lil-
pii the people on guild r. ltrins an it
their initial vocltli its. to repair to their
churches and units in Appropriate litr-
vlcos oi praise ‘nnd thanks to Al-
uiiubi) (Jud. . . .
' in witness Wilfrnoi'. I have humor
to whiny it no ll il'liiillidd the seal of
ill" United totes-trilte‘nllliied.
‘ilouo ill the city ot‘W‘sshlugton
llll‘i liltb any of No timber. in the {stir
of our mrtii one Illnfll'llli'ifl ilm‘
tired uuti nine and or the independence
of the United storm-filial ow hundred
liliil llilMY!lhlii'tll.
. . “Within“ iii. TAM."
‘i‘bursiluy.
the will iii “iv
of tho i'ilitod
,:
. “firm handgun P. ohm. toe-i
_. gm “you”. list tint list I stepper which W
__-
' ill low liililill.
Sumo oi the new frocks buvluu
lltht‘l‘i‘ll skirts null draped ovorshiris
lolullld lilo oil-lookiir strongly or ill“
formerly populili- Kilit- (,irocnuwuy
styles.
'l‘o lllillit' our oi the filsliioliubli-
".\llilil)"‘ suits (or ii small Rt‘llilill girl.
use it “sullol‘” )Illllt'l'll leaving the bot»
lulu of tin: blunt-iv unitntlu-rctl. finish
lilg with a hour. Those ni't‘ quilt» Iliv
tiling ior llilillig West or for play.
(lilo of the “intuition of the day is
to drop it long lilulc lll brilliant (‘tllOl
mm- u {rock of Wllilt'. 'l‘lio illulvriuls
liltisl urconl, hill ilill lllilli‘ll. sure the
New York Times; no example or this
is u iiowll of whilr ('iiurillt‘llev fluiill
lii‘lll'illll, with ll tunic or i-illt-rliltl
grout)" n \‘lVlil lilllii' m‘or it.
it must not lw supposed lilut llli'
l‘llil‘iiHH is u imrluviti cut on liliriiuilil
fill-'1 lines; on tile contiurtg tiwro uri-
llluliy liloiiiilt-nilous or it, modeled in
Hill the “cure of the warmer. whctilt-r
slu- bv lllil or short, stout or thin
’l‘llo extremes uro not lltlvlsuil, llow-
t'Vt'l‘.
(lilo hours of quantities of liu‘o be
ing used in the optimum of winter huts
bill “00“ little of it except now flllil
then on u iliutit‘l. Au inslunce where
it is used to iltlt‘illllMtI‘ is on iliirii
l‘iiciliils lulil ilutly around with u point
or scallop Vlgllt‘llt‘il nitulniit illo ilili‘k
velvet.
Ulii‘ of tho most charming (if the
voluminous slolos is of nruy clllfioll
uulilnod with Illllltlii or soft irruy lull.
(til "it! lit't‘liililliiliyilli; illlifi llli‘ i‘ilr
hourly t'il\'I'i‘II llli' chiffon. Willf‘ll.li0W‘~
over. whom liillliiy‘lwiwccn tho l'ltlilth
ly sci fox builds.
li in it rather unulnl idi-u. tilnt of
covering the crown nnd upper side of
the brim of one or the huge huts with
gold null topping with sorornl wavinlt
plumes in wlstnriu shades, but It is
one that works out very well; the
luring of block velvet gives character
to the whole.
After it hurt! day‘s work, it long sf~
li-rnoou’s shopping, ii strain of any
kind, merino oi- physical, remove all
clothing and lie down In it quietdnrh-
blind roolll. relaxing every muscle.
and removing as [M as possible, ev-
.t~i:v thought immvthe mind. turd-st the
out] of ii belt hour. you will rise rc-
troillted. and better able in ’ meet
whatever is before you. A rest of
this sort once a any is a great old to
keeping youth and beauty
rhodium tor blues and willie is
handsomely curried out by s hilt or
block lynx and a collar suit melt at
white‘fiii'.
There is it new perfume on the men
.1 . [I .' I‘W .
roller delirium the libido that when
ills-withdrawn there is all the liquid
'ou it (just it big drop) that one needs
to use at a single npplicutlou because.
it is it highly concentrated perfume.
"l‘hlii should be it good thing for tili-
woman who in cureloss ill her use of
strong porillllles,
if you can't find a. shade of nre'i-n
which pori’octly matches the green of
your unit, trim your hat with some.
thing else beside greet: There never
was a season when green was on Irish-
ioilnble as it is at the present time.
untl never a time when shades of it
won- combined so well unit so badly.
The former pit-use us and we say
nothing. bill the latter grate so "iil‘flil-
ly that we cannot pass third by with-
out more than a llloiiglil.
Some will ul‘gue that they have no
lime to exercise in the morning, but.
it you hiii'il‘t lime (or sepuruto exer-
cises, when you comb your hair, as
you lift your drills to your hood throw
your shoulders buck and lump ill mind
while nrl-uugiliir. your hair that you
Willil. to straighten your shoulders
and give yourself it good currlugc.
The result is wonderful, und you will
soon begin to lllul other ways of gi'l'
llllg lilo turret-tire exercises you
know keep you in good form and
ilt‘iillli.
i venture to predict that lili’ long
svpiirutu rout which is iludill; its
wuy to every wonlull's wardrobe this
Winter will be ill use longer than ally
The razor tbst is suitable for the '
young clisp just starting to shave,
will not give satisfaction to the man
who has a very strong, heavy
bend. Get the '
i
exactly suited to your board and
you’ll be sure of the culfll, quick-
est, smoothest sud most thorn lily
ntlsfsciory shave you ever he in
our life. Moreover, the W188 '
AZOR you buy new will give you
perfect service as long “you shave.
A guarantee of complete satis-
faction goes with every one.
We sell s complete vstiet of
styles and widths st ".50 to .180. i
Ask in see them. '
CHA§. E. DOW
112 Wastngton 8t. 'Phous 667
l
i
lllflm lliti‘
mm... .0. .,. .s..................._...
IN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
The Raisins
Shoe .
l
HAS ESTABLIOHED lTSELF AS A
LEADER AMONG MEN.
Price, $4.00
w... Shoes That Flt
its wssiiilinroli stiller.
”lb“ ““2 _ .
’..4’_
.. .4. , e .1.
i
l,
34'1“ With...» 4%"
mutit from an overloaded
{-siui‘llilltli, sluggish livél', in-
ili‘iini bowels. or impure
blood. Clea’r thinking fol-
lows the use of
on c ’5
use
Sold sumo-fir til mm... as as...
other one garment she is buying new
and that she will get more comfort out
of it than any other one gnrinent.
it is usually or good material (nutl‘lt
piiys to buy the best) niltl so lusts
long Itllil wears well to the last.
We rend about belts and belts of
Parisian and Oriental and of other
IiXillliRtlt' uiid expensive designs. but
until the fashions change agniu'.’ Suro
ly these clnbornte belts are not just
suited to woar with our severely lull:
ol'cd blouses.
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murmur),
to
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Aniotnobiie
DELIVERY AT ONCE
The entire product of thorac-
lory will till he sold by January
1. law. Place your orders at
once' and name your date of tie-
livery and you will get it on
time.
i. i. illiillllllil & iii}.
AGENTS -
Wall Street, Norwsli‘l,
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Mailackemo Hotel
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTO DATE
RATED ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D’Hole Dinner,
0 to 8 p. m.. 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL m
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
..—.—__.
In Effect November 8. 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~—12:53x. fizile, 5:4]x. (3:08.
6:52, 7:20, 7:46. 8:1ilx. 8:5lx. 9:1iix.
9:37. likililx. 10:51“. “:29.
i‘. bigwl‘dzhiix. 2150):, 3:31. fulliix.
5::i7ix. 525m, 6240, iizi'iiix, 7:1iix. 7:42x.
9:4iix. 10:29.
Sundays.
A. M.--12,:53:. 6:07x. i'lzilx. 8:64,
lil:2ii.
l’. lil.~-i2:5ii. Kati-Ix. 2zbilx.
influx. 7:12. 7:42x. 924%. 10:19.
—.—.—_
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~-~~r12:00x. M49, 6:45, 0:45.71“).
521m,
lizl'iiix, iirli'ix. lilzililx. 10:05. llziiilx.
”:03.
l’. il.*~l2§llilx. l:llii, 220ml. 2:67.
firiiiix, 3:55. 4:32. 5102. lizillix. 5:27.
ii:ilix, 6:03, 8103):. iltllil. “2003:.
Sundays.
A. M.--l2:iltlil. lizilii, 7:30. ilzlfix.
lilzii2x.
l’. Muwl'lillilx. fiziii. ii:illx. 7:00,
it: llilx, 1110M.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. hi.wiii:iiix.‘ Itllix. Iizli'i.
7127.8:56. iii:23x,ii:i2x. li:47.
l’. M.~»l2:tlilil. i::i.i. llzilx. 3:2lx.
4:26. rlzil.li;iiix, 0:46. 72lllx. ilziiiii.
lltlll. 2:49 Md 7221) to llriiigopori
only.
Sundays.
A. M.wi2:10x. l:iilit, 7:43.
lull. i022iix. liil2x.
i'. iii.-~ii:iilx. (Mil. ’ltiiix. lifts.
iii-13x.
um, .
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro 'DANDURV.
A. M.w-~l:2ill. 3:20. 8:27, 9:59.
P. M.~i:2b. 4240's. li:i4. 'itiii.
Band-ya.
A. M.--i:20. Gilli.
P. M.-~7:36.
neusunv To :66er NORWALK.
A.’ human. 7:25. N120. lozlilx.
llziiil.
P. M.»~iiiibt. liziliiit. 8:30.
Onndsyl.
A. M.—-7:fiil.
P. Mumfitiloit. Bille.
sou'm NORWXIT; 70 scores.
A. Mei-42:10. 1:16. oils. loin.
1:11.
P. the t“. list. Ml. sin. silo.
s y .. “diluent more.
Norwalk Chronicler