. 'fbu are helping to pay t
m bribe ”Mellon: of rain. W tmrltop on...
in». by pure .
‘ maul. nutshell: _
‘ more: one
' Will an .
‘ ‘ mature nevi
“We Give-tau”.
lMelih titular-g
l leé‘hAftor Five ”mi.
*7 _, l for
L
.7 in iii attains
[loge]; Raymond Tells2 Wesleyan Boys
mill-it stay-so
I IdlDDLE'Il‘OWN. Nov, l8.-“Get‘ up
”Quilts stun rise—fiend cut out amok»
Hyundai cease you'll live to be as
fol thali'afitr‘wtth your hair half as
“ . ‘ 4' j z _
r
. isayiui', "Doc." Raymond. Wars
7 tom's oollDBflnarlan Janitor. added
.Wftoptho outpouring clever say-
inalhgthqve come from his has since
he ‘Qretflhvlided Wesleyan Univeraity.
Thoi‘l'st‘ewi‘and it rhesus something
when comingfiromy a "living example"
“its. “.900" ‘iilllll’mohdwanie this si-
t _‘ which the college body met
irrational the venerable caretaker with
liltitlfliilntt silver loving cup in com-
memoration or his eightieth birthday.
‘lIR‘wynuond made a neat speech
~n‘i'obally “his first before a large as-
lembiazb.‘ “This makes twice I've
been invited beforeithe college body."
said he. “The other time was in 1869
when t‘heytlnvited' me Into a collegt
bodytgptbeltilng in the form of u pray
7 or meeting.
f‘liioores of people have come to the
and said, “IDoc l‘d give anything if.l
was able to grow as old as you are
and keep an rugged." I generally turn
to them and soy, "When did you see
the sun 11381 last?" And they can‘t tell
me. That’s the whole secret boys
F0}: the past forty-five years and morr
-.~--‘»rl‘v.e,poen the sun rise daily-«or was
until time to see it riaeif there was
any or 1 was not too busy to look at
it." There was continuous applause
on the peril of the undergraduates
Whirl “Dori.” goodnlturediy “slam.
on" cigarette chucking. He ended
hid minimal by' luviffngibe undergrad
liaise idylltft him when he locates on
hi3 dilate nan sartmdehi, Mam, nest
spring, even offering to finance the
tuft! trip it: necessary.
. . AM.“ ' "“
11.1w elite a clear oompleaioa taitt
migy'a rino Laxative. for constiprr
'tiop, Iiupr trouble as it will stimu-
let'tr' e1 argue and thoroughly
elm miter/item. which is what
ekuoaot-auodenla order to feel well.
Bridle. Bhilrmacy anth. ll. Dar-
ter. ‘ ' ’ "
t
,. -
comm: IWANI’ WlLUCAT MAT.
“N sunscreen». Nov. 13.?»th
“Fluent idiot a premium in the (‘hin-
lull buhrteriof this city as a return of
the strife botvi'cen the You family and
the On Yiell TOIIK, which has brought
abbot tit murders In or near San Fran
,olloo M‘ithe' first of November.
Thrill €- eiuperailtlorr among the Chi
no“ lhhl it their warriors oat oftho
flesh of wildcats they will nuaimliato
the ferocityi of the. beasts and lhcir
dilating efficiency will be much for
proved. Tito butchers of the qtutrtor
{kerndriving a thriving trade In wldcut
ideal hiccup the two clan» now at
wan. There inn been no relaxation of
the villains of the police of the Chirp
”Mkliwm 'fjho detectives who are
mm with tho Cbineau every day
My tint. more klliinga are curtain be-
«M lilo lucid dies out.
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Mara vii re ooueu TRACK.
‘ANm LES. Cat, Nov. 18.»»Con»
til 7 on of a recent report that the
we Mir-om Company is consid-
Ol‘iil ,lllo pi. position of double track»
in; in line li‘fglll Chicago to the Paci-
liloi nim‘eo’ntained in ntntemchts
‘ lienyllterdaykhy W. ll. Hodges,
We ill of the road.“
Mound!” Hoar.
. it. 1..
7 Mi
‘ ‘d it. Mic. Nov. ill-«dilue-
-AM'MMI . were-inlay“, but node
may. whet a south hound passenger
traipgtyo. tllon tilt St. Mills and titan
' ulnar was Wrecked to
the north of hero router-
rifle calmed the ac-
»
.4
amount .
on (list I mm at on our our
Widest or the south sol-tint
. .
lg“. as it hot. "line the reliable drug-
'09“. You on trust hint. .
for Mt. Ti“ ”it it
live lines on flid’fienl-
. . vi 1 l ‘l ’
' standard dill:
n w .m
. ‘ p -
imatoustaiaedahysge “read
'DUNWP'S AUB BALIAN RAT
It afiliafictory rat exterminator?
athemnd. Show us an article of .
»
W Willi? , ".000
listened thallium.
.; ‘ ”if “interstitiii’tuvw *
ltH. filliillliiiiiil
Bole Agent
iii Illiliilill’ i0 Ilii
Says President Must Choose Belwccn
Forester and Secretary ‘
q
(Washington Special to
Tribune.)
it is‘fpositively assertedthy a friend
of Gifford Pinchot, the chief. forester.
that Mr. Pinchot has addressed to the
president a letter demanding that
the executive tukc some decisive ac
tion In the. socalited Bailinaer-l'lnchot
controversy. and telling Mr. Taft that
the time has come. when he tuuilf
New York
W.
i Silmllrtl Mania Ribbon lor Accounb
inn Dismissed Because ol Dis-
cretlilalilo Agreement ‘
In an opinion which‘is scathing In
its findings J udxe Burpee of the super"
for court yesterday denied the petition
.of Max Warshow at Stamford against
the A. Elwood a Son 00., Incorporated,
for an accounting of the partnership
and for damages to the amount of$3.~
. 000. .
The court finds that the plaintiff did
not come into court with clean hands.
therefore he is not entitled to any re-
lief. The defendants do not ultimatum
escape and the entire action in thrown
out of court without costs to either
party.
”Freazied Finance" Game.
Tile opt-rations, as disclosed by the
little games of "frctutld finance." pro-
posed by the plaintiff. which
courts have vigorously frowned on
in this state. Judge Burpee handles
the mater without gloves, and exper-
ienccd court officials say that they do
not recall any case that was quitc so
severely treated. although there have
been a few along the some lines in
the pail.
Wurabow brought this action to re-
cover upon an agreement which he
entered into with the defendants on
July 5. 1908. it was understood that
four parties Were to put in $250 each.
choose between the chief forester and
secretary of the interior. it to assert-
ed that Mr. Piuchot'a oninmttnicatinnl
is far from diplomatic In tone. that ill
presents the issue squarely. bowcvcr.‘
and makes an explicit demand on thvl
president to abandon his "untenable!
neutral position" and come out
squnrcly for one or other of tho par»
ties to the coutrOVt-ray.
The Tribune's informant says that
the, tone of Mr. Pinohot's cotumuni
ration is docldodly pre-emptory, anti
icknowledged his own tour that the
iresidenl may deem it necessary. on
lurely disciplinary grounds. to dis-
lcusc with Mr. I’Iuchot’s services. (in
he other band. the some authority
:onfidentiy predicts that it this action
In taken by the president it will be
’oliowcd at no distant date by the to»
{Ircmcnt of the secretary of the in
turior.
From othcr and hulhquttttlw
lourcos it Is learned that the presi-
dent. wholly irrespective of his views
it! the part played by Mr. i‘inchot In
this affair, regards the course of Sec-
rotary Bailingor as absolutely correct.
is satisfied from a moat curofui cx-
uminutlon of the records that thorn in
lion that. calls for. either ccnnurt- Ill
criticism. and proposes to stand by iiu~
secretary no matter how bittcr a war
lure may he waited against him.
it is rcpurtt-ti that om» of tho oili
clnle connected with the forest sor-
ricc of New York state Is an actin-
cuildidnie for the place of fcdurui
chief forcsicr, although thc tumor
cannot be confirmed born. inquiry
at tho Whitc llouxo i‘cgnl'tllng lltc
communication Mr. l’lucitot ls alleged
to have nddrcsecd to iln- prostdcut
failed to t-licit any information bu.
voutl the fact illni u icilt-r bud bm'lr
t-cclvcil from tho chic! fill’i'Nli‘i'.
"flmm
0.9.33.9..hifi
in list in line bullshit”
Macaroni
HOTEL ARHWALI.
Maheckomowii. l). Alden. Boston:
it. 3. Without. Hartford; William
Hoyt. New York; (l. W. Bible. .i. T.
Ptlwcru. .l. (iorxn. Boston; 8. firm-tr
stain. ilrldgrport: J. fl. Harttmla, blow
York: l’blilp Mitchel. Noribelnpiont
l1. ll. ilunlhntt. Wilton; (learn 1..
flock vii. Itiduolleid; P. F. iloaoahen.
liolyo c: l“. D. Lawton, city; 0. l.. U"
lingo. Whlto Plains; it. .l, MacMuilrn.
Poppa .lanovlaa. ii. Wsydooer, New
York: .1. V. Wright, Hartford: if. N.
Hall, New Milford; if. A. Waterman.
bullion; W. Arnold Droyor. lrvitut
Sitar. Ntuv York; 1". W. honors.
"invoiced. I.. l.: .1. fl. Mhmldl. erlh
mend Hill; John Farrell. Giovanna.
0.; ii. ilessrty. New York: Chester F.
Clark. llamld F. (ii rk. city; William
Klein. ii rluttneld, and; ill. fl. Cori.
son. has on.
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dihedral. accident lulllraneomllr.
l'i‘liomae‘ Eclectrl‘c till Stop- the pun .
lifi'l'i 'heal» the wound. Al drum-In
are t.‘
LlCINUII GMNTKD
‘iILO.
Li‘i‘tlifif‘llclA’J. Nov. flu-Jilin bitch
hold calmly Commissioners fact have
yesterday and Miller! liquor licenses
to five oaloon ham and two dron-
aieta. The saloons have Mn closed
clortlon by which tin- tmvh was nectar
since November 1 on the result of an
ed “dry." This role was by decision
of the superior court recently «teeter
ed. void. lining tile town in the il-'
can trim
in LiT¢H~ n,
The plaintiff claimed that he did not
receive adequate return.
The defendants denied the charge
handled a counter claim in which
they alleged that the plaintiff had do.
celved them and was not entitled to
recover on an accounting. They also
asked for damages to the amount of
85.500.
Public the Main lufferer.
The case was tried to the court last
week. At the conclusion of the evi.
dence Judge Burpoe expressed tho op-
inion that the public had been the
main sufferer and intlmllod that net-
thcr side was enfiliod to much colt-
eidoration. Yesterday" he handed
down his decision and this is what he
said on it:
Text of Decision.
"On the trial the evidence of which
tlu- larger part was furnished by the
plaintiff himself. provcd that the plain-
tiff‘ prepared to the defendants to
make with him, and acc'brdingly they
did make, an agrconlcntlto august» in
the business of buying merchandise of
an infcrior quality, marking it with
Iabcis which bore the nature of up
utnblo manufacturers who wore out
thc makcrs of this tut-rcbnudiuc, and
which also Indicated that the incr-
clutmllsc, and which also lililli‘llii‘ll that
tho tucrchnndlso was of a superior
quality. and thou udvurtlsiug and Mill
lugit at piibllc auction an 'bunkrupt
litll‘li.' which It was not, and h) tin-so
land othor deceitful ntcunu. rlu-utiny
and dccelvlnp the public to the grant
profit of the plaintiff and dofcndauts.
To Defreud Associates.
"Further. it was shown that in or»
running this "prominent ibc plaintiff
made a secrci llKl‘i'i'liii‘ili with (Hill of
tho tlofoudtmis witcrcby tho lultcr was
to scape tho puymcnt of his ahnru of
the capital for tho nutcrpriuc. which
was to be ailpplicd cqunlly by all, and
thus flit-y c-fltiltcd and defraudod tholr
‘ nasorlatch.’tho other «loft-nduntn.
violated Good Faith.
"llo has plainly violated conscience
and good faith in tho nuittor in con»
iroveray. its dorm not coma into
court with clean hands. its use net
ml in bad faith both with lllll unsoci
tili'fi and with i it public, who have
boon or ntuy bu affected, by tho con)
acoustical of this sobering which was
corrupt in origin and corrupt in our
donclua. The court, tborcfnrv, re»
fuses Io lnlurlern in his lit-bail or to
give lillll remedy.
".ilortiovar. It fortunately nptwarl
that iiii’l'v are no crudltors of this so
called parincrsltlp. and tilt-re wurt- no
profile in the huslnoes lb: listen.
diluta did; and 11 watt not lil‘m‘t'li they
had violated the forms of Ilii‘ untrue
moat.
"'i'hr action In dismissed without
coats to any party."
W
Them in no can on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
or mmpiiun nftsr l‘olry'e Honey
and Tar has been taken. as it will stop
your cough and break up your cold
quickly. fir-font- any‘hut the reunion
ley’e Honey and Tar In a yellow
package) Mine no opiates and in
info and sure. ill Phonon n
i“. ll. flatter. 5,939 c, 2‘:
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”WIT caution Lil‘l'.
in the tlhtrri calendar list in Bridge»
non. for radar in the anterior court
to he heard. french» harder.
mind ”like fluid"; mm Swat
Weill? W motel .l. Wetter; hill
“.
Metabolites-immune»
or
evidence. seemed to bc one of those .
tho .
there our only thru- oneorltevtsti ram»
.lr..7
i
I
of soy and the sure
up endid achievement of modern
please, there‘s no smell—no
in raisin?"1
smoke, by
fuss.
c new. quickly-removed
The flame is at its zenith of power,
heater's full capacity.
The heat is as cleanl
certain. You may he
library-in t
l tun told that colors are no longer
considered appropriate for second
uiourolugmonlyi black and white com-
tbiued are so considered.
i most any i was surprised at the
reasonable prices I found in a local
shop yesterday on their fancy bend
bugs in elaborate doetrrus of many col-
yors. ’l‘iwsc butts urc most delightful to
lcarry to opera or theater or to any
ftirossy droning uffuir. lit-cause iltclr
lfouudutions arc Willie and the colors
f in (hunt arc so well blcudcd that they
"lifll‘lllfllllilt' with nu)’ costume.
3 Now that the edition for owning an-
: itil'illlilllli‘iliii Is on tho demand for long
.itid gloves has vary greatly increanod.
l’l‘bort- is really no sit-ow quito so prot-
‘ty for cvculug wear as llit‘ abort alcove
‘ztnd III act‘outpunyiug iong.glove.
i White for is exceedingly fashionable
. for dressy winter hats. it is invariably
: brightest-d with huge blossoms of
:brlultt color. our of tho most favored
i being the poinet-ttia.
Very few young girls look built In
tho \ul‘) atuull hat, but to them thr-
lnrac but is alumni itnurlably llocour
Inn. it In iii-I1 caudal: to llfl\‘t‘ Ullt' of
v
'lhc inputs nilltlll taunt-s or iurbnua for t
occasional \vt-ar. but we do love 1
tut- tho-m Iu-si
7 crut‘cful brflu.
' It bun Iii-cu until that Iltcrc ill'l' ft'w
women who could not have good conr
'plcxiona If lllt'} would corn for their
: fact-a propel-Ir
i If your boiler is an old one and
i
ii
In tho but but with
1
your floors Iii" uncvcn. it will pay 3'00
always to put building or lining pu-
pcr brilmutit whutcvcr _\o unto going to
ost- for a flour coloring.
(if all thu narrow locus of n cituruc-
tor to maku ibcm callable for cheer
blouses thorn is none which produces
a illilllilt'i‘ effort than the ordinary
point d'ruptlt in. say, all inch width.
With no ouibroldcrcd butlllit- or luwn
It is charming.
Mill‘iilllm‘lic who is u dross tunicrlul
of tho day. This color dotortninua
whothvr It shall ho for utrout or own»
but wear. It drupca well and is our-
i'lcuabic. buum- its impulurlty.
Thu round slinltlcl't'tl woman can
llilllllilil‘ t-I'uctucuu by ill‘i‘litiliil: liol‘
hair in a psycho hoot which should ext
fund backward in approxlmuirly tho
point in spurc which it would touch if
uhri stood i‘fll‘l’t't‘ll)‘, says llrusauinh
in; of Homo lit a device of this kind
ind by hauliuu bur shoulder scams or
or bnclt on possible and pinning a
fluffy Jubui on lllli front of nor waist.
illl' rountimbonldorcd Woman can an
tptlrc il‘ fair neuron of uractncsn.
if Ilic new mount-r of carrying thc
ahopplup bug increases its vogue. the
matters can on re t omaclvcs tho trouh.
In of matting hand for them. About
cvery oiiwr girl you moot [ratios the
top of bar liiili about the center of the
flame. indicating that it is not near.
by loaded. also that she think: one
cuts a more dealt .llgure than when
slw pose along with it nuittiy hung
petulant like, tronl‘a stilflyshelti arm.
A touch of hiaiik‘oll the ovatilnx
wrap of dainty antifr- la more to be do-
fired than a that touch on the rain.
it always lashes film“! loch lim‘
lift" hives it character, and this is an
Improvchieni to a fabric like brand-
cloth ‘
both ilxlwilltlo and
_ with the dainty yellows that are worn
in the m.
We, «a the flit merchants M
up was ill rim and have tor sole
moo iooit well
Turn the wick up as high as it will ctr—there's no smoke—as low
that is hard for gowns for all hours
Thy’ro in only One on new lol-
the ho
{By but it anoint thorough. ail-
eround work and faultless efficiency
down to the smallest detail. ,
"Thin work must be performed day
after, day without fuss and fume and
with“. t smoke. , -
PERFECTION:
Oil Heater
:(lqulpped with imokelue Davie”)
No other oil heater lathe world this attained ' the high heat elli-
smokeless pe
nor who whats the Best.
rformance, reached by this
soft .
as you
the wick is chcckcd before it reaches the point at which it would
utomatic Smokeless Device
when the wick is locked. thus getting the
y as that which comes from a steam radiator—and more
ve it we} where you want it—bcside the window—in the
hmth room or m the livia
l'Oolll. ‘
Brass fond, ~. sigma?“ oil-eburns hours. Finished in nichélxor Japan.
yartosl. styles and lobes. Damper top-cool handlo—aiuminum window. .
mm.
H i \i I '
"7 Deal» "arbor; fl“1‘4 lawe‘g‘: yr“: for Descriptive leilllll'
.:, STANDARD OIL CORP”?
(Mamie!)
Iii manor
the hair pins of medium size with
matches well n the very large
once of expensive shell? Pretty pins
of this character are necessary to tho
now coiffurc of ”W tumutmt.
'i‘lici'c are u grunt litany who delight
at this season of the your in making
t-vc ntbe litmus tor thcir gifts. suiting
cuch pcrfcctiy to llw shape and Silo
of tho gift it is to inuloac, it is no
cars) matter to make them most at.
inciive because the vurirty of color-
i‘fl pupa-rs is so grunt. Ilo you remem-
iwt‘ lili‘ glues boxes wc utwd to innit".
tho otigos bound with ribbon and then
ti\t‘i‘~Hi‘illiit‘tl together? iiow pretty :1
pound of bull buns would look it] our
of Illness boxes.
to
Mrs. ilouic iiltc, 428 Ouilrn St, Dun»
ville. lil., writes. October lst: “Foley‘s
Kitlncy Pills started me on the road to
rhcultb. l was trontod by four doctors
and took other kltlucy t‘oiucdics. bill
xi'cw "Hit”. and was unubl.» to do any
housework. and the doctor told me i
only could live from two to six
months. i am now so much better
that i do all of my own work. and i
shall be you glad to foil any one
amictcd with kidney or hladdcr tron
bb1 the flood results i received from
linking it‘olcy'g Kltlncy Pills." (‘oni
)tuonco today and bu wcii. lln not risk
tituvlnu iltigbi's itimqtuc or iiiubulcs
iiiridgc Pharmacy and F. ii. Box
I for. .-
REFORMATORY COMMISSION.
Offering- of Sites Considered—mo
5 Action Taken.
Thu rcforuuttory commission met in
Now iltlvcu. yoslordny uflcrnoon. and
ilispm'tod the o cringe of silt-e.
brought out by tho utivrrttscuwhts rc-
t'cully publishcd. ‘l‘hnlo worn bt-twoon
30 and 40. Thu cotumisuiont-rs full
that it) iltli‘t'rllnlllt: (boy would lw pill
In lunch Milt humorous proportion and
when ihcy did sclccl it could uot in-
said that a public notice had not been
lulu-h, ‘l‘hcy wont m‘t-r tho various of
:icrings yesterday and Mfli‘i‘lt‘ll a hour
bar for further instruction. uloluo silt-s
worn dropped out because of tin-Ir in
ncooualllllily nnd otlicl‘s llt'i‘lllliii' of
(hair prohibitive prions. Unv- uiic was
affected for 3100.000. and another for
“5.000.
The whole amount of mum-y that
”my can upond in ostubliublup llli'
institution is ”00,000, it is ”holy that,
if lilo wcniln-r permits, auroral of the
tours promising hptiln will lil‘ cxtuulu-
l‘il lhbl wuuk, 'I‘ito commission will
. probably not main- tbc offul‘llilt public
ins saute of them wr-rc sotuiconfidcn-
tiliil. illu uwnara not \vbibinr. it known
‘ that their proportion worn for pain. All
lira routluisaiotwrs wcrc prurient.
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lNTEREBT IN YALEJHARVARD
GAME.
litlrl’i'tlhi. Nov. L7. ~60 grunt is the
interest in the Ilurrnrdd’ule football
now. this your. that persons who are
planning a visit to iioeton noxt tint-
urday. and who have not rosarvod ac-
commodations will be forced to accept
l‘ilililll at the smallest. hotels or ilnilt
their solution to one day. Even then.
they will find it difficult to obtain food.
All room and tables at the leading
hotels In the city have been reserved
for weeks. and a numd‘ot the different
hostelrlev today showed that «ran
humanoid guests would have to yield
wnwworliy to the mod army which
in expected from (lemmas;- within
an hour liter Harvard or Yale have
rattled the football championship in
the Quintin.
W
’ Chliiy‘n flaw
in
'ltv
out. little
m
IIII‘TIOHU ONBIIAI‘D.
iovvn Penalties lacy Iv Inferno to
Prevent ‘ “French Leave."
WASHINGTON, Nov. lll.~-4lontlu-
ilf‘il extensive desertiuns in the United
States Army durum the last linml
your forms the landing feature of illv
annual report of Adjutant fiettcrui
Alnawortll, After showing that Lions
then deserted from the enlisted furor-s
of the regular army. iiolterai Alns~
worth concludes that only a strict en-
forcement of severe ponultien 'wlli
diminish lnatcrluliy the practice of
taking "Front-ll icuvu" o nlbe part of
the soldier.
(it-nurai Ainswortb says the nimli-
tion of the cantor-in, the monotony of
garrison life. the increasing amount
of work and slutty demanded of out
diets. and the case with which re-
munerativo employment can be ob-
tained in civil life are causes of the
evil mentioned.
The percontuuu of ticsertions among
the wlfiic troops is about 10 tllucs
grcutcr than muting lhc coiorcd lilt'll.
(if the men who deserted during the
your 1,013 were apprehended and fills
hurrcndcred. (in October 15 the ac.-
tuai strength of tbo urtuy/ Including
the Philippine scouts was 31.77%.
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HIT BY TROLEV CAR.
mm
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Workmen Lifted Head witMProbabIe
Fatal Result in Hartford.
llAil’i’lt‘Oitl), Nov. lit—«While work-
ing in 3 french wclding rails on the
li‘lll'lltiliglilll hvcnnc trolley lino yester-
du), .loiiu Mooney, of Now Iltn’eu. lift-
vd his lli'llfl lilliH't‘ illi.‘ surface of the
road and was struck by a passing
cur, Muthoy's skull was fractured
and at the Hartford hospital where he
was taken he is not exported to live.
Opiuflggglifiwim
1:. a your Jn
w tttttt a. W m» was.”
i
it. In.
at.......:» -...t _.
i him lllliliii
New Yorlt Medical Atdliorilia Claim
Dyspepsia to Be a Pro Dispos~ .
inu Cause oi Consumplion
a. a... «no-”m
The poet lilOl'itlm statistics of tinI
big Now York l1 within show that
some cases of co eunlpt‘ioH arc tine.
at least indirectly, to unchecked dya-
pepsin. especially when the victim was
predisposed to tuberculosis. p
Dyspepsia we re out the body and
brain. The was sued. irritablo stom-
ach being unable to digest food, tin»
body does not rcceiva the required
nourisluucnt. and the victim becotucs
thin, weak and ruggurd. As a result.
the body becomes a fcrtile field ,in
which tbo'gorma of disease may lodge
and flourish.
Tilt-.i‘eforo. the person who permits
dyspepsia to progress unhindered is
guilty of contrilntting toward the (It‘-
vclopment of one of the. most Insidious
and fatal diseases known to mankind.
Dyspepsia may be completely oradi
cated if properly treattxi. We sell a
remedy that. we bosltiveiy guarantee
will completely relieve indigestion or
dyspcpsio, or the medicine used during
the trial will cost the user nothing.
This remedy has beconamed Rex-
uII Dyspepsia Tablets. Certainly no
offer could be more fair. and our of-_
fur should no proof positive that Rex‘
all Dyspepsia Tablets are u dependa-
bic rcmctly.
inasmuch as the medicine will cost
you nothing it‘ It does not hcncflt you.
we urgt- you who are suffering with
Indigestion or dyspepsia to try Rexuli
Dyspepsia Tablets. A Err-cent box cott-
talus enough medicine for fifteen days'
treatment. For chronic cases we have
two larger sizr-s, {.0 coats and $1.00.
itcmcmtwr you can obtain Rexull Rem-
edies in South Norwalk only at our
stores-film Royall Store. The Clif-
ford Pharmacy, Qnittner & Cauty.
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lw. C. T. U. Will Have One Tamorrow
i wuh Mn. 3. a. Meeker.
l Tho Women‘s Christian Temperance
Union will hold a parlor social at the
home of Mrs. S. B. Monitor, 17 West-
port avenue, tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. E. 1‘. St. John. of Stamford.
vice-president of l-‘nirdeld County, will
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DELIVERY KT ONCE
The entire product of the fac-
tory will all be sold by January
i. will. Plano your orders at
once and name your date of de-
llvcry and you will get it on
time.
i. E. IiiiWiIlil & it].
AGENTS
39 Wall Street. Norwailt
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IN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
The Relation
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be present and giro an address.
'I‘bcrc will be extra music and a son
Ial hour. Ice cream and cake will be
sct'i'cd.
A cordial invitation is extended to
any interested to be present.
Program begins promptly at 2:30
o‘clock.
Mahackemo Hotel
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATIO .8 PER- DAV AND UPWABD
Supper or Table D’Hote Dinner,
in to 8 p. m., 50c
‘ _ SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Bartqoets a Specialty
TEL. CA‘LI. ”I.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
own—.—
in Effect November 8. 1909.
“Ma‘-
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-——12:53x. 5:08x, 5:41x. 0:08.
6:52, 7:20, 7:46. 8:18x. 8:5lx, 9:1tix.
9:37,10:20x.10:62it.li:29.
I I’. M.w.i2:i33x, 2'250x, 3:31. futillx.
V513“, f.:.'.0x, 0:40. ilzfillx. 7:18x. 7:42x.
>Ii2-itlx, 10:29.
Bundlyc.
A. M.—-12:5ilx. 13:07:, btfix. 8:54.
.10:20.
i’. M.«~12:fiil. 2:4ix. 2:50x,
Man. 7:12, 7:42x. illex. 10:19.
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NEW YORK TO BOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-»12:00x. 4:4ii, 0:46. 6:46. 7:40.
isibilx, ll: 16x. lfizililx. 10:05, ’llztltlx.
‘ ll :03.
P. M.—«12:tilllt.
5 735.
. 1:00, 2:00x, 2:57.
3:323. 3:56. 4:33. 13:02, 13:251. 5:27.
tlztllx. 11:03. il:0llx. 9:30. lltllllx.
Sand-ye.
A. lit—«12:00:, 0:00. 7:30. il:lftx.
ill:tl2lt.
l'. M.—~—ii:ll2x,
tlzlliix, ll :Ililx.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-—~iz:10x. 1:1tlx. 6:16.
7:21‘. 8:58. itiriillit. litillx. 11:47.
P. hi.~—~12:01ut. t221. 3111:. 3:8“.
4:20. li:ll.il:l0x, 0:40. 7:1tix. lltlilx.
5:04. iiziilx, 7:00.
11:18. 2:49 and 7:29 in Bridgeport
only. . '
Sundays.
A M.——12:ltbi. izldx. hill.
amt. 10:23x. nuax.
r. M.--tiil0lr. ms, max. «:24.
9:483.
and—t...
SOUTH NORWAhK To DANIURV.
A. “within, 6:30. R227. 0:69.
P. Maw-1235.. 4:40lt. 8:14. 7:18.
, inadayv.
A. hie-«1:20. iltlli.
P. lie-4:86.
{EDANIURY To IOUTH NORWALK.
11‘8”“.“5355. ma. mo. ruin...
it. lip-4:101. can, no.
‘ ' tune-n.
A. mama ,
r. n.—~a:oox. mm.
acorn mama to coma.
A. its-13:10. it“. 0:“. um.
i». its-arms no. no. am. not.
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Norwalk Chronicler