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one 'vclmwnmrm.
‘ On heist" luttrrlszed this morning.
who Sentinel. regarding the ”my.
seal-minions r asunder the
ill! 30 l Committefiiiov. Charles
3. Mentor nd. the chairman” of “tilev
., committee. confessed that it put the
, confuittee la a very diflmilt puma“
to dad that the money needed it lull
_ available.
rile said that in order to carry out
i the commercial course. “announced.
and Promised to the pupils. it would
m necessary to have some typewriters
, . in year. Dr. Maafarland was unable
, to see how the scholars were going to
. learn typewriting without typewritv
a
PI.
,Still further. when the present com-
mittee took oilice they found that the
appropri tion for thelsclence depart-
ment ha been practically exhausted.
without leaving any prov slon for the
study of biology. which. e said. was
supposed to be included naay com-
‘plete science department.
Another appropriation needed. and
which they found a provided for. was
the matter of add tloaal desks and
chairs. He supposed the pupllh might
" study standing up. or they might take
turns, but items a little difficult to
arrange the nfatter in that way.
,By careful» economy about $250 has
been reservedotthe aDDl‘ODl‘latlon for
teachers, and the committee hoped
that they might get enough more to
add a new teacher. inasmuch as the
faculty is much smaller than that of
similar schools throughout the state
and the country.
The commercial department was
also in need of other items besides
typewriters. Dr. Macfarland stated
that the committee, immediately upon
assuming office. had taken account of
stock, and had only asked for those
things which they found unpro’vldod
for. it would hardly answer, he said.
for as to announce to the State Board
of Education, that We have a commer-
cial department; when such a depart-
ment 'doéslnot include the important
matter of lypowrillng.
The chairman of the committee was
not in a complaining luood. but he
confessed that he was perplexed by
the situation. but did not Ili'Opiiflt‘ to
waste. any time blaming anybody.
Either. he said, we need to raise illill‘t‘
money by taxation. or otherwise. or
it must be that the schools have. not
received their proper appropriation.
This is evidenced by lilo, fact that
while the Towa of Not-walk stands
high among the list of towns in the
statefln its wealth,’il stands almost
at the foot of the. proportionally, in
the amount expended for education.
The town high school committee are
to get together lnl'llledlalely to see
what can be done to adjust the situa-
tion in which they find themselves.
Upon beginning their work they have
‘ done all they could to make prop . ur-
rangelnents wltb.the other low s to
secure as large a tuition fee as possi-
‘bh‘. and it is very likely that the
amount received from this source will
equal about one-filth of: the entire up-
propriatlon for the school. The eonl-
mittbe would be disposed to make the
best of an embarrassing situation
and find some way to Work along un-
til they could get relief. Meanwhile,
he added. the head of our commercial
department is leaving us to tulle upo:
silica in a neighboring city at ll high-
er salsry. ,
M”...-
l on. LANGLE‘V HONORED.
a...”
Given Ondit for the Successful Flights
of the wright Aeroplane.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.‘ in record-
ing in the archives of the War Depart
meat on account of the silocessful
flights of the Wright aeroplane. the
Board of Qrdlnauce and b‘olflihncatlou, '
which purchased the llllllrhiile for the
government. has endeavored to give
the credit for the recent advancement
in mechanical flight to Dr. Sllmllol 1’.
Langley, the late secretary of the
' Smithsonian institution.
"AI It scant need of Justice lo a dis’
. tinsuished scientist who was very new
. sitive to the ridicule and abuse nonp-
ed upon his efforts in his later days."
. the board explains its action lll thus
bounding Dr. Leasiey. .
.. The events-M silicosis of me tests
of the Wrightaeroplans are belliby the
board l its annual report. made public
today to .llilllfy the belief in the lli'ilt‘~
tioitbflity of the aeroplane ‘E‘ls ll useful
mill ry adjunct. "it is not asserted
that the aeroplane as furnished under
the contract with the Wright brothers.
will revolutionize our present methods
of wg'l'faro," says the board. "but as
a result of the very rapid development
of the art of aviation in the past year
it has been demonstrated. that ill its
Meant form. the aeroplane is pron
tionhie for certain purpose» or cheer
Midi! all reconnaissance.
I'MI QDNTRAGT Wl'i'H QUYIR CO.
.‘ The contract which Crows Quinlan
& flooreulhc only factory of Orange
which has not effected a. settlement
with the union. have to supply the
0a or list company. of Phi adelphla.
‘ Vi tilts. is now said to be the only
till holding up a settlement of the
0rd e firm with the union. Crows.
Quinlan I Moore. it is understood. or-
rived at an understanding with the
trimmers some time ago. but it is all-
do . that when to union melt
teens tho/factory was. under contract
tosupply the cum dist company.
which is running a nonunion and o u
shop. with ll“ bodies. they refuge to
.. Ii any stint. Arspresentellve
the Orange drill is said to lie to Phil:
Jilitofloifnlflddwdnu.hdlfi
flint the rontrsc ME to oil-
0. mlioisn a we to reop-
thslr old emplomu'flewal'lt
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aloe... Session. ill asses resale
Conveniion ai Cheshire
CHllBlilREi. Nov, 22.»'l‘he reports
of county organisers, the presentation
of new clubs. the president's address.
reports of the various commit es and
the transaction of business. l cluding
the election so officers. was the prob-
lem which faced the delegates to the
«thll‘tsenlll uuulll‘il' convention: of the
Connecticut Statel ii‘edel-allon of Wom-
en‘s clubs when they were called to
order Saturday morning in tile mongre-
gatlonai church. The convention clov
ed with a. session Saturday afternoon.
Addressing the convention, Mrs.
Justin ti. Guard. of South Norwalk.
one s most interestln ly on the fores-
try question. '
After pointing out that the national
forestry situation was discouraging be—
cause of the sulallalllount done in
comparison with what must be done if
the nation's natural resources includ-
ing the forests are to be saved, and
detailing the history of the national
movement which has .for its object
tics showing the economic waste
which has been going on in the coun-
try’s natural resources. the report can-
tlnlledz. . - ‘
“The questioufnow is. what are we
going to‘do about it. For years the
warning has been given. The question
is up to the people of this great coun-
try.
that the first step should be the rev
uloval of that ancient landmark.
Speaker Carmen. who stands to defeat
the will of the people. when it iutl'r-
lures with his wishes. The Appalach-
iun and White Mountains reserve bill
is an illustration of what a few men
can do by parliamentary tactics to de-
feat the wishes of the people and the
expressed wish of both Houses of
Congress. \
"’l‘lle (icucrai Federation is now av-
tlvuly at work sending letters. pelt
lions and protests to lilo secretary of
Hip llllol'lol'. lion; Richard A. liltlllllu.
or and to members of Congress lll l‘i‘
hard lo the attempt of San Francisco
to gain possession of the purl of illl
Yosemite Pall-k railed lilo iielttil Ht'ii‘ll
Valley as a reservoir site. As ilit‘l'i’
lli‘t" fourteen other slice available for
\l‘illi'l‘ thorn in no okrusu for suizlllu
l.llltl lloslroyillll one of illt‘ most bonu-
lZl‘ul lllli'lb‘ of llll‘. peril. .
"LN all those Will) upprl-l'llllv lb:
altlllllollr lllld lllllojsiv of our grout
l ounluin lilil‘lifl write to lllclr lnelll-
b rs of Congress and to Ir. iiulllllgt-r
protesllng against this livslrnctlvr
N‘lit‘lile ltl Si'i‘ili‘i’ wnlvr pmvl'l‘.
"As the home paper lilill the news
from inlnolyvllll- are really of first ill
forest to us. you will wish to know
what Connecticut club woolen are do
lug to further the interests of force
try.
"Your i'li‘illi‘illliii has visited four
clubs during the past your. "l‘ho \‘l‘nl-
llngford club gnvcnn prise to the child
who wrote the bust paper on one oi
live subjects. The forestry pnpl-l' won
the prize.
“(lilo of the nlelllbers of the Milford
club subscribed for Conservation. puns-
lili: it on to the library afterwards.
The Ansollla. Derby and Shelton
Woman's i'lllb arranged a forestry lll~
silllllr (or the Connecticut Filli‘iill)’
association. ii in soil» to say that no
such fol‘eslry llll‘t‘illifi! lvllll ovl-l‘ lil‘lil ill
the stale. Tlli‘ urinal l‘osulls ln for
out planting can only be estimated In
hundreds of lil‘l‘O-‘i. A calumllsll of
forestry institutes in to follow this
winter and your cilall‘lllllu urges lllt‘
rinba' assistance, as the forosll'y’ullslr
elation can be asdlsled in this way to
reach the people better than in any
other. Education is needed regarding
the (automatic Vlillli‘ of rily forests and
forest cover for l‘t‘iii‘i‘t‘illl‘ii. 'l‘llo gov~
l‘i‘llllllilli forest survive unllds iron to
only one all cartillonl palullillol uutlllr
lug iol'uulr' studies repel-lolly lllluplml
lo llisil ill-llools.”
NEEbLewonK cplLo‘e MEE‘UNG.
Many Articles Distributed, Many of
Which Went to the Hospital.
The directors of the Norwulk brunch
if the Needlework (illlid of Alllorlcll
hold their annual meeting for police
such conservation. and reciting stalls; f
it would seem to the speaker in
Flir Berle lof Women who
Stiller i “..lll’Feulsle ills ‘
‘ Militias
oils, Minn-J I was a great
sufferer. tom female troublsswlliull
* - caused a weakness
and broken down
condition of the
system. i read so
muchofwllati. dill
E Pillilllllul's "eg-
utuble C o in p ll u lld
" had done for other
suffering women 1
full cure it would
help me. and i must
say it did help me
wonderfully. M
. pains all is t me. i
Willi. mill. r, and within three months
‘ as a per sell well woman.
2 "infant this other made public to
show the benefit women may derive
gem Lydia Ewl’iukham's Vegetable
ornpound.?‘—— Mrs. J GEN G. Mucous.
lilo Second St. North. Minneapolis.
an. ~
Thousands of u
lne testimonials l
solicited and neon:
ke the above rove
e efficiency of Lydia E. Pink lam'a
V etzlble compound, which is made
one uslvely from roots and herbs.
Women who suffer from those dis.
tressing lils collar to their sex should
not lose sig t of these facts or doubt
the ability of Lydia E. l’lllkllum's
.Ye stable Compound to restore their
a
e til. .
If on want special advice \ rite
to hire. Pinkllnm, at Lynn, blues.
Showilltmtymrriotterasafrlotly
confdentlai. For so years she
has con helping sick women ill
this way. free of charge. Don't
hesitate - write at once.
al'eesslsteal‘seunvr ..
Will Touch There.
Willie i't‘l'i'lil illlllraibllls are lllllt ll
file Now York, \\'oslcileslor and Bus
loll division of the No“ York. New ltiu
run and Hartford road is l-xtvlului ll.
,illlgofiold and llliillllll‘y ll will liv bl
any of White Plains. 3:. ii. Greenwich
still has hopes that the mud will run
through that town.
The (,lrl-ollult‘il (il‘nplllf’ says of fill
project: The New York. \K'l-uil‘lloull'l
and Boston railway is coming up to
:llc (.‘onnorilrul lino qlllle rapidly and
when it will puss through iii‘tl‘lit‘v’ll‘ll ip
.lol dofllllloiy lillliwil. it will touch illil
town lll.llollllli Hill. and pass all'lllglll
lllrougb it in Lulubury.
The building oi illt' lino of the i'illltl
All at fii'tll lli‘iljf‘i'il‘il, from llil‘ liill'll'lli
lilvol‘ ill i'lll‘i i‘llt‘SiPI‘_ is llirvllliy \voll
llllllllll-otl for a lame part of tho \vuy
llli‘Ollflll iiii' Bronx. Mount \‘urnou and
New llill‘lii‘llt‘. The latter point is us
far no i‘lliiiliii‘ih llll\‘f' boon lol it in
\liiili'Siiiiiil illill illu (‘illili‘lll‘ls for mini
lug and i‘llili'l‘t'li‘ work iillll lin- build
ing of bridges illlil \‘llltllii‘lii Hill for llll‘
rolllpinllun of this portion of llli‘ illlv
“'liilip ii your.
(‘i‘llflfililg illt‘ rill llill‘ lll'.‘ll‘ Kings
brilinl- road, lilo road llllls through
Mount Vernon. lll llll‘ uuslvru purl of
Mount \‘l'l'iloll_ llli' lllll‘ spills llllli fun
putts. our l'ulllllu I‘llFUHll‘ll to I'lll'l
Cill‘Hil'l‘ and ”lo ullll-r volllilllllllg tlm'
lht'l‘ly tlll'ouull i’vllluluwoml. upper
New Rochelle iiilll Sl'ul'mlllll- lo Wlliil
l‘lllllls. ’l‘llus illl‘ mud \\lll ('tl\'l’|’ u
lul‘lzo purl of tho Hillfillllllli lv'll‘lllll‘)‘ nl
\Vuuit‘ilosll'r l'ullllly. \V‘llliv ii is (ll'
ngnlld prilllul'lly to bundle city and
suburban flaunt-navy llnlllv, fl in lo bt'
u illllyrqlllppoll rulimnll of ”W llulst
llp-lo-lilill- Hllililllil'il construction. it
bl u fullrll'lll-ll mull, built on its own
l‘iulll oi way. With no grade crossing»
or iiilit‘i‘ iilll‘lll‘iil'illlllrl ltl alli‘t'd. it has
lli‘l'll l‘l‘li‘l‘lt‘il in all an "open subway“
and that l.-l pl-rllnps ll l'ulr description
of ii. The pmvvr \vill lii‘ t'lf‘l’il‘li‘ily.
Ul‘ l‘llill’rlt' ii will greatly increase
lll‘llpl‘l‘ly ill the ililiilli'l‘li [Hill of tilt-
WW1). if illlll in possible. iiil' ll iv. prof
lion and distribution of wanting an
navel and household linen. on Novour
ller l. at the residence of the Misses
lilllch. llll West llvonuu. t-iouill Nut"
walk, at which time 962 drill-ins were
collected and distributed among eirk'
and needy families of the town. Hey-é
only articles. including lllloulll. pillow.
i‘lilii‘ll and lowobl. worn soul to lllol
Norwnlll iitlupillll. llil of which wovo'
pl‘olllly needed.
The nlanngrnu-ul wish to embrace
lhle opportunity ill oxiollll pruteiuil
thanks in the many friends who model
it lliliilllllll' ill donuts to so many faul-
lliull Will'ili iillil comfortable \vonrllly;
.lfliliil'l‘l. l'll'. -
W..."
FOUR BALOONlBTB ARRESTED.
State Police Get Easy at Dsnbury in
Liquor Cases.
liANliLlltY. Nov. flan-Pour arrests
in liquor runes were made hove. Elaiv
lll‘dny. by Merrill i9. llouks. of the stain
police force. The cases are for selling
in prohibited hour» and on Sunday.
They will be heard in the oily court
next Wednesday,
RIDIPTION‘ To JAME! ClTARELLA
The many friends of Julnus tiltsrel-
in, the popular Main ntrrul barber: of
Norwallt, will be pleased to know lhfll
has returned from the hospital and
is at his place of business today. best
night a number of his friends gol lo-
itethel' and gave him n reception at
home on Main street. .loeeph Cebuano
was the mana er of the party. and a
mood flow on; ad by all who called to
welcome Cltsrslls basil. Refreshments
were served. and choice musical se-
lections were given by an orchestra.
A number if his friends were present
‘ New orb.
iy blah Just now. If will no doubt ili‘
vorl ll‘iillt’ jusl that has been going in
Stamford tliiil (,il‘t'iliiM‘li‘ll. to Port-
(‘lleslor and New York.
it wil ll'obnbly lil‘ two or illi‘i‘O
yours bolero it will roach (lroollu'icb.
..____. . mug-m
AUTOIST‘S COLLARBDNE BROKEN.
MEXlllil CITY. Nov. 2'2. llol-lor
l‘llsllsus. son of .lollullill l'nunnlls. for-
mer lllllbllullilllol' lo the boiled l-llull-ll.
llllil liis l-oillll'bollo broken lllsl lliulll.
when iili liiililiiiiilillli‘lll' was driving
collided with another lliiii'lllilt’. i‘. ll.
lilltllllorll. owner of tho Slllllllol'll Hotel
at 'J'ulllplw, was seriously injured.
\‘lluult (humans was driving his nullr
lllulllle lll the ruin of fill miles an hour
on a principal street and ii upsot ll
bully rnrrlnlto bolero ll llllllliy wound
up in tin,- collision. The father of the
young iilliil is now in New York.
BOSTON ELEVATED EXTENSION
OPENED.
liliS'i‘iiN. Nov. 22w Willi the open-
Jllg oi the Forest Hills branch of the
Heston Elevated ltollwny. including
.Wllili is believed to he the largest ellr
ruled terminal station in the world.
the rapid transit facilities of ilouion
were further extended today. The
new branch runs south from Dudley
street. the forluer tertlllnal. to Forest
Hills flutters. wlih'one way station a}
itsleston nurture. and reduces the run-
will; time between Forest Hills and
..‘udlsy street by twelve minutes.
airlift-mil dry
. "I. “(TWINS '
lQA‘H‘TQRiN
i
Greenwich still Has Hopes That Linc‘
till
. '1 H w‘
d .
illlmellndy ha discovering, or tllinhs
he has that lb: mirmw ”Rum is but
all «Hellfire in aocoutpllsbl u in. work
as tho broad one which ill clumsy to
handle and so bulky to pack, and now
we are to have long, thin brushes or
every kind, even tooth brushes whit-ll
look like lulu lure rllllialor brushes
without the. hay lilo.
Parsley butter for fish, taken from
l-iui‘per'u liullat': lie-at a cup of butter
with a fork till it is a cream; lilld a
tsblenpoouful or chopped parsley,
couple of drops of chitin Julep, and fill-
juice of a quarter of a lemon; pllt It
in a couple or eggcnps lllld not, on li‘l‘
till ilrlu; turn out on the side lllld sill-u
wit lln sharp knife; arrange on par-
sley and pulls with fish.
A gift which your onllluulllsllc lilti-
tor M at! will appreciate for war on
long fr pe is n cllunlols jacket dulntlly
embroidered to wear until-r lil‘l‘ for
coal, for there is no disputing the flu-t
that few fur routs are alone sufficient
for comfort on u long rifle and ll cold
day.
Cream 0 carrot soup is u very
healthful sh but one lllllt ll-i seldom
served. it more girls would learn bow
to make good soups. they would help
out very materially ill lessening the
expense of setting the home table. be.-
cause when out- bas eaten a nutritious
sell one cares for loss meal and other
foo , and good soups can he made at
small expense if one will learn how.
All authority on cooking says (but
the white potatoes should never be
peeled before they are boiled if one
would retain their lllosl valuable pro-
pertles.
You will seldom find the person who
eats slowly drinking ii great deal
Willie eating. The person who drinks
much at fable usually will; more than
the other. too. botnune lllI‘ liquid
helps it along. But he who villa loss
and drinks less fol-ls boiler afterward
and is better.
in this season of diuretics and Blilll'
lnr ornaments on till: .lluts, lilo flows-re
with long slender slmns hitl‘o (‘Ullle ill-
lo favor. A bunch of ”iv iwuullilll
fringed golltlull one soon illi‘ other
day on u ulullllill model lll our of the
raisin shades wit which lllllt‘ of llll'
blossoms lilti'illillllzvl‘i charmingly.
Very few “'tlilll'll “'ilfhllliili'l‘liilil‘
low oxcroiuos illiil‘illll" lilld lllglli to
lump illoil' bodies supple and owe! run
‘0 away with ill.» clock. it is difficult
ll couvillro many of them that they
:luvo lllll been exercising as long as
llt'y ililllk they have, and after illi‘
,wilulil of illill‘ liliu boon ili'if'i‘illllit‘ll ill
lllll‘ll lllt‘_\' i‘llI t~,\l*l‘l‘l~4li willl lll'llt'ill
lliil u‘lllllllll lliil‘lll‘ it is well to lam-p n
llOl‘li at hand and illiit.‘ olnr's nl-ll l‘il
her than rely altogether upon her
rulings,
iiuvo you d-‘jilr of art-nu lotllnill
elven! plrllll- that is loo highly spiced
.u be l‘illilly satisfactory all is when
with meat? Put it into the llllll(‘ti unull
you are prupuling for Thanksgiving
live. You will suvl' using so lililfii util-
‘i‘ spice and the lllllluilo will ililll‘ illl'
vlumv of Home of the apple.
'l‘lll-l‘u is lllllv doubt in my mind
lbollt the value of the percolnlor ill
lllliliulr N‘i‘m. No“ on», not for
'vili‘ ililllllt'lll after the coffee is "lllllll-"
love it come ill. “min” with the
wounds, so llln} even if it has to stand
l While. illt' lust cup is file Home as
‘lll- first. :lllli tho coffee l‘ull l-von br-
l‘l‘llt‘flil‘il without the slightest illlrill.
Orally; Jiliit' sprinkled over is fill
.lllllrtll'bnli‘lll in "Mill utilise. llllli ll
‘Rt‘lty Bill‘lililll for this bird are slices
if the some fruit
‘i‘llurv ill‘l‘ :l great many wolllvn, i
learned a ulll‘n- ago when solnv ono
'lYl-rl-li lo gli‘r away (I blow lllilldlt‘ of
ill. plows if flil‘illiillt‘il an address.
.vllo are semi luvullliu ului help a
illllo toward their support by (‘l‘fll'lliii'
Inn and \vl-llll'llyz rug rugs. moving bed
'lllllls uuli pillow lope. etc. Now ii
on have u millage or summer bonu-
'llt‘l‘t‘ is nothing winner for it :llull
these homely i»i'|il5lllllell, and if you
Ulllll ullill'lllliia your ilN'dll for noxl
mason n little at d givl- some one this
sort of work to 0 during the winter,
\(lli would in giving the sort of help
lllitl is wol'lb “’lilll‘.
When lie-unlng pulllltl-y. it some
happens that ”if" null ill-ls broken by
accident. The unpleasant lusll- lblls
alvoll to the flu-at may be removal by
soaking ii for half an hour ill will
“'llil'l'. to which it llllllespoollilll of bull-
ing sollu ha.» been added.
CASTOR i A
Ior Infants and liltiidl‘eo.
lllI lllnl in line been Bligh
Bears the W
Bignature oi
LOBES HER HOME.
Aged Mrs. MacDonald. of Bridgeport.
Left Dcstltote.
"fly lino process of law" Mrs. Ellen
lluvldsouMlll-llllnuld. a cousin of air.
Alexander Murilonuld. premier of l‘lln-
lldu, has been deprived of lli'l' homo
and six acres of land on lt‘ulriield avo-
one. near Ash (freak. Bridgeport. For
the want or some one to counsel her
in business affairs this women. aged
nearly Hovulliy years. whose firm l'lllli'
blind, Alexander Davidson. was the
business nilnoolule of, the info (lemon
:1
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A slim oi Flea Build by a
, Strong Guarantor.
-.
We guarantee immediate and post
Iivo relief in all sufferers from collati-
puiion. ill ovvry i'lint‘ whom our roul-
ody falls to'do this we will supply it
tree. 'l‘bat's a frank statement of
fuels. and we want you no substantiate
them at our risk.
iiuxnli Orderliou are it gentle, offer»
live. dependable and safe bownl rogu-
ililor. atl‘oupllulnor and tonic, that are
onion like inlndy. 'l‘hoy reestablish
nature's functions in n quiet, easy
way. They do not cause any Incon-
vonlellcu. uriplng or nausea. They are
so pleasant lo take. lllul Work so one
lly. that they may be taken by any
one - t illly lime. 'l‘lley thoroughly
itllw up the whole sysloul to healthy
llrilvlly. They have a mold beneficial
action, upon the liver.
lioxilll (ll-llvrilos are unnurpuesnbii‘
and ideal for ills- llHi' of children. old
folks and doiivaio persons. We can.
not too highly l'vcolllnlond tllolll lo ull
sufferers from any form of constlplr
lion and its attendant evils. That‘s
why by back our faith in illolll with
our promise of money lili(.‘li if lllry do
.not all“: ellllrc satisfaction. 'l‘wo
slat-s: l2 tablets, ll) cents. and fill tall-
lols. 250. ilolllolllbur you can obtain
‘l‘iexail llclllollles in South idol-walk
iollly at our store.-’i‘lle Royall Store.
"l‘llp (‘iIffol-ll Pharmacy. Quillnel- it
i (bully. Props.
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W. C. T. U. PARLOR MEETlNG.
The w. G. '1‘. ll. parlor meeting lii'lll
at the home of Mrs. 8. ll. Meeker. ill
Weslpori uvr‘llllo. was a pleasant and
lilll'i'usbllll lli’fllir. Echoes from lilo
.anlolllll 'W. i‘. 'l‘. l'. convention jllui
Et‘lllsl'ii ul llllllllln, were given by Mrs.
W. W. ‘llllios null lilo president un-
;nollllrod lll:ll grunt udvuuvt-luellt has
been made on all lines of work the past
your. The large number of vlslioru
and numbers presonl greatly unjuywl
the social hour with the shut-in luelu»
bur. Mrs. Monitor. Munir and i’l‘l’i‘i'Rl‘“
illi‘iilfi mldotl in tho llli'llhill't‘ of ill-l
afternoon.
enlarger; s rats
’ . .. , ...'li. clamps
- ululsétlrzln’mr.
line; n Blue lillltm.
Will
In other. I! or on
..nslr...*lll.lli‘ltlfir‘t5'.:
your. it one I in MLSA‘ILAl-vfle Roth“!
Sill ll FY NilfilllSlS MW
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hmflgnon (Est ” .
F. a r J 2/“;
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAlT.
Como ill and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. lioyt's Pro
scriptions.
Oiilce hours, 8 u. m. till 11:30
a. m.: 12:45 until li-p. la. Mon-
day aud Saturday evenings un-
til 9 p. m.
Fenwmk Optical Company
tumours to
HOMER a. now.
Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building
97 WABHlNGTON s‘r.. l
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TEL. ass-2.
suns!
, .One Gorton Steam
Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
7 One Richardson 8:
Boynton Co. -
Hot Air Furnace
U8ED THREE YEARS
One Hot Air Fur-
‘ flace
i". (llllllun, the American "it‘ll killu
lllllllonnrn.” was served with it writ
bf foreclosure ll few filly" lilo whit-ill
ulnulls that she is practically destitute.
'l‘ilo fifty before the foreclosure was
brought in favor of lhb Oil-y Savlnpu
flank and the pmpol‘ly sold to ii. iii.
Knapp of llnrr lo Knap . and il mull
pained Sherman. Mrs. Jilflnnmilll Willi
party of John 1.. Parsons. But the
aged woman, who is eccentric in inu-
old age, refused the money Whli‘li
would have ks lt her to the and of her
days. She is lilought to .. syn bird
some belief that some one would come
to bar rescue.
When the late George F. Uillllatl
lived he new to it that the taxes and
expenses of the homestead of the will
our of his scrim were arm paid
Mil year. .
offered taboo for her nudity in the pro. ,
usso ma vases
One Hot Air Fut-
’ nice
lasts... Mews. .
First) “noodles Iplaeopsi.
Monday-«N p. in. organisation of
chorus choir for i‘llrinllllae domain. in
the sunday school room.
'l'llmlayw'il‘dli li. ul.. iirolilrn Beth
Remington's class will meet in the
l-iuuday school room.
Wednesday-#7245 % p. in. union
Thanksgiving service in the church.
The sermon will be prl-lu'iloli by iiev.
Lester il‘. iloyllolds.
. Friday ~b‘ p. at. industrial League
llleollug ill the church lllil‘lili‘rl. lie~
freullnlellls will be served.
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Booth Norwaik Congregational.
Tuesday—«ii p. on, the Endeavor Cir—
(:lo at tho llblne of Mrs. Howun.
Wednesday-4:45 p. m.. llnlon
Thanksgiving service at the South Nor-
walk Methodist church.
Friday-- 7:30 p. lll.. rehearsal of the
chorus. ill-fl p. nl., regularly monthly
meeting of the deacolls.
Saturday» 7:15 p. nl.,
Men's Club will meet.
Next Sulldny-wltinio u. in.. tin-- pus-
tor will preach. 7:30 p,_lu.. lilo Sllnv
day Evening institute. ilev. Freder-
ick Lynch.
November :iilmSlllo by tile Wllnfso-
over Circle,
liecelllllol' Ii-uSoclul by tho young
people.
the Young
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Grace Parish Notes.
’i‘llosdlly illl'ls' i-‘rlonllly Society
llllpllor ill lilo lllilll room ill lllf‘ evoll-
lug.
Wellllosdny—«\\'oluun‘s Guild with
Airs. .lnmos Hoyt. ll Arch street. at
2:1ill. .lulllor Auxiliary at 3:45 ill the
illlid room.
Tllul'slilly >Tlluultsgivillg lllly, Morin
lug prayer. sermon llllli celebration of
tho lloly (‘olulllllllloll of ill o'clock. The
people of Trinity parish. Soulll Nor-
waik. have been invited to worship
with the people of Grace parish of this
service. There will be no lllceilllg
of lilo Captains of Ten this evening.
Friday—“file litany at «1. Special
important illoollllg of the Knights of
King Arthur at 8:30.
Provisions for the Thanksgiving
lllllm-rs for HilfiJHlOl‘ of the parish
should be sent to the Guild room on
\l’eduesliuy before 1 o'clock p. In.
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Children cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R l A
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers
were recorded in llil‘ town clerk's
.lfileo, Nor-walk:
Frederick ll. Rowan to John H.
‘rosby, lot and building. 'l‘uylor even-
it". warranty deed.
lfllnrles Christensen to Richard Mar-
-lliua and Giovanna Spngua. of New
York. it acres and buildings. Weetport
lvonue; warranty deed.
Till; (looms iiolrilklsa Sons (10.. to
William S. Wilcox and wife. tract of
.lnd. \ledwnrd avenue; warranty
lived. .
TWO MEN BURNED iN DANBURY
”a.
FIR .
l).\.\3llllii\', !\Ul'. fills—Fire due to
the ullsollillg of u. gasoline stove in the
living apartment above the store of
William Zuznrd ill this city early Sut-
ll‘duy. vullsl-d 81.000 (indulge in the
apartment and pliit‘lfd lazul'uu Canton
and dull“ Burger ill the hospital with
several burns. iiolil will’recover, bow-
ovrr. When ”31‘ stove upset. spilling
burning gasoline all over tho floor. the
two men attempted to extinguish the
blazing liquid, rccolvlll burns about
the lens. face and hello “s.
GOlD M ”M w
UR
Horned E. ones Son,
45 WALL IT.. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
We have several decided bargains
n income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
vrowtb of the town.
llllllllllll
will soon be here, and We would like to
furnish up your dining room u‘llttio so
you will enjoy that turkey. Look over
our line of
Buffets. Sideboards.
Extension Tables.
China Closets
osso‘lslx vanes
‘14..
and Chairs
and sec what a little money will do
in moire your Thanksgiving pleasant.
A. J; Angevlne &
“MOI wasmnom Milt
' lilil’ii’ili‘iilllll
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Selllrs Your (ltd oi order Stomach
anti l'lmls indigestion Five Minulrs
Lalcr
~-
You can eat. anything your stomach
craves without fear of indigestion or
Dyspepsia. or that your food will for
meat or sour on your siolllncil if you
will take a little liinpopsln occasion
lllly.
Your meals will taste good, and any-
thing you out will be digested; nothing _
can ferment or turn into said or pol-
sou or slolllncb gas, which culls-lbs
llolclllug. l‘llzzilnllla. ii fol-ling of full-
uoss after eating, Nausea. indigestion
(like a lump of loud in slonlaelll. lili-
lousnoss. l'li’lll‘lblli‘ii. Water brash.
Pain in HiiliiI'lCll oml intestines or
other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are all-
solutely unknown where this effective
rellledy is used. Diapepsin really does
all the work of a healthy stomach. it
digests your lllealfl when your stomach
can‘t. A single dose will digest all
the food you eat and learn nothing in
torment or sour and upset the simu-
nob.
Get a large 50~cent case of Pope's
lllnpopsln from your druggist and
start taking now, and ill a little while
yoll will actually brag about your
healthy. strong Stomach. for you
then can out anything and every-
thing you want without the slightest
discomfort or misery, and every por-
liole of impurity and Gus that is ill
your stomach and intestines is going
to be carried away without the use of
laxatives or any other assistance.
Should you at this moment he suf-
fering from indigestion or any stom-
ach disorder. you can get relief within
five minutes.
MR. CARLlSLE lMPROVED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-~~Contluued
llllprovonlent ill the condition of John
G. (‘arilsle was noted today at St. Vin-
cent‘s Hospital. where the former sec
rotary of the treasury has been eerie
ously ill for some time. "Very much
better this morning." was the report.
of the hospital authorities.
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Mallackemo Hotel
I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
salmon sun cums: on To one
once s2 PER DAY mo upwana
Supper or Table Dliiote Dinner.
6 to 8 p. m.. 50c.
SUNDAY DiNNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL OBI.
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NORWALK
Savings Society
monsoon-so 1840.
Deposits June 29. 1909.
53.7o7flo7.4s
George M. Holmes, Prat.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Prest.
Fred'il A. Elia, Oscy a True.
.l’
..V . “was...”
N. Y.
Daily Line to
. Fer Freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 7.
loos, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (foot
'of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwalk up to 6:30 p. in. .
Norw'lllk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. smith, c. 6. Housman.
Lulu. General Agent.
Fixtures
Latelit Designs of
the Manufséturers
([Conceaisd‘piping can be -"
run in any house. Have an
unto-data light by having
your house piped‘for gas.
We will do it at cost. 3
onnecticut
melanomas.
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