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Get Your Drug Wants
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B ridg‘ej Pharmacy
”muting? and IMMM“ it
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Personal attention given to all
prescription worl‘. t 2. l“
Chairs forum-trolley «patrons.
Come in and wait “limp“. , ‘
names PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
A bright little baby arrived Tuesdtly
afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Amundsen in Fort street.
Dr. and Mrs. Cornell; of Edlie aven-
ue are entertaining relatives from
Maine ior over Thanksgiving Day.
lilies Lillian lager-soil and Miss Jen-
nie Anderson are planning to spend
the holiday with friends in Bridgeport.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Ayers. of
Flushing, Long isisuti, are guests for
over the holiday of relatives in East
Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Farrington. of‘
New street. have as guests over
Thanksgiving, Mrs. Farrington’s two
sisters front Bridgeport.
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William E. Mead and aunt, Miss De.
borah E. Mead, and Mrs. Slater, of
Brooklyn. are holiday gusts of Mr, and
Mrs. H. B. Gorham at South Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Foster and two
children. of Seavlew avenue have
gone to New Rochelle. .New York. to
be guests over the holiday of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aaronson, of
9 New street, will eat their Thanks-
giving turkey In Georgetown, where
they will be guests for the tiny of Mrs.
Aaronson's parents!
Snow shovels were looked up in
dead earnest yesterday afternoon and
they were needed, especially the iron
variety, to cope with the slush formed
during the early part of the snow
storm.
Frank Holly. who has been in Minn-
“us this week in connection with the
settlement of his father's estate, has
not quite completed the job and ex-
pects to go there again Sunday on the
same task.
l-‘rank V. Zahn, the Buried (il‘lig'glsi.
came up to East Norwalk yesterday
and was a caller on Drugglst James
Parker, of of the Bridge Pharmacy,
and the lstter's right hand and valued
assistant, Morton Knapp.
Mrs. Leno llussey will spend
Thanksgiving in Yonkers. New York.
where she will be a guest of Mrs.
Frank Littlefnlr. One of the events
of the day which they expect to wit
ness is a big Marathon race.
it appeared last evening that pleas
urc boat owners who were figuring on
hauling out their craft today, to take
otivunlupo oi the perigee tide, butl a
litlltI trick played on them by the won-
thcv mon in handing out it snow and
Bioel storm.
The firm of St. John & Keyuor, rou-
lrnt'iors. have started work on the
residence of William 'l‘rounsou. t‘ovo
avenue. Frederick Scout's house is in
the hands of the masons. Captain
IAlt‘Iiwutiii expects to move lulu his
new residence this week.
The Washington street bridge was
a any white way yesterday afternoon
into for the first time this autumn. its
whiteness. of coin-rte, Was due to the
snow storm and the falling flakes had
in work hard to keep up the bearilu-
ing influence of many loot, especially
around ll o‘clock.
Charles itoyutone, Drilliril'iilfifll the
Century Roofing Company. is an ex.
port shot and has won many contests
in export shooting. Yesterday oiit-r-
noon, Mr. Iterations. armed with his
shot. gun and accompanied by his illitip
iui don, started on a trip into the
Wiliidii to but; s‘oluo game.
’l‘bt- liaul Noritlnlk weather prophet
bun been planning iullbi‘ully in illiti‘
lull advantage of the ’l‘lluultuulvlua
holiday. Yesterday. so report has ll.
be had his teeth. in tho Ililtl‘IlHlllllil
shop to be filed up. so that. no matter
how lender or how iounh the turkey
is. he will be able to dispose of his
share or it. Anti by the way, the wou-
ilwr pl‘uphul is not particularly. entitli-
slasllc over the prospect. of pleasant
weather for today. He was t the op-
inion that it would snow I at night
and he didn't make (miss.
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Tile oyster-men had a very auntie»
inctory time of it for it number of days
on the Bridgeport natural krowth beds.
in fuel motd oil-them haven’t even up
tempted to work there at all this week.
The lienm‘al onitlliiil memo to be that
,thl‘lt on Ill.lmtlll‘ili gruwiluhctlu is as
com! an odor. At this into nelson. the
Weather is so uncmlaln that results
cannot be counted upon with even a
moderate degree.“ certainty. The sea-
son Just also”... been as a whole
fairly satisfactory. Te‘m local oyslcr;
, men wil brunt their] ,ome and lay
them up for the Viiltcl‘. 8mm, in fact,
i have already done so.
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“WW swoops: Booth Wilton,
m a visitor at the
Adrenalin market
‘no the Wubimton street bridge. y
1m: 9"
‘ afternoon. Mr. Godfrey was
given the glad hand for it was the
first time he has been here in several
months, the first time in fact since
he had an experience at an early hour
in the morning at Winnlpauki At-that
time he was making a practice of walk-
in; down from his home Friday morn-
ings in time to get here about 4 o'clock
in the morning. Just as he was conv
ing into Winnipnuk he was startled
lby hearing an agonizing groan, as if
from someone badly injured. Mr.
Havlland investigated in the vicinity.
but could find no sign of a human be-‘
118.
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That fate is unkind to worthy boats
as well as people is shown by the tor»
minatiou of the existence or a sleep
that. has for a number of years been
imbetided back of the Gamble shop in
Soaview avenue. The boat has been
gradually been disintegrating for a
long time but the last straw of-all was
its sale this week for the small sum
of 31-50. a bout that was worth quite
a number of hundreds of dollars in its
prime. The purchaser paid tins price
for her to break up for kindling wood
and the owner. a sea captain was glad
to get even this small price. A form-
er owner of the sleep was killed a num—
her or years ago on the railroad. in
been obliterated and is remembered
by no one about the vicinity.
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Mr. and Mrs. John 'l‘icbout and iam-
iiy are spending the holiday at their
liowaytou home.
Union Thanksgiving at‘I‘t'ICt' will be
held in the Methodist Church this
morning at 10:30 o'clock, with ser-
mon by Rev. 11‘. A. Cunningham. oi
the Baptist church.
Charles Klein, the playwright, has
returned to New ,York city. after a
brief visit to bus summer residence in
North avenue. where a number of tar
provemeuts are under way.
The Delphinn Athletic Club will
have a live-mile cross-country run.
this morning if the weather conditions
areyut all favorable. Gold. silver and
bronze medals have been offered for
the winners of the first. second and
third places in the event.
An intoxicated man made blmscll
obnoxious to a number of passengers
coming to this place on the 7. o'clock
cur. Tuesday afternoon. ills notions
finally warranted the interference of
the conductor and the man was elected
near the junction which permits oi
cars going to Roton Point.
The various committees connected
with Reliance Hook and Ladder Cont“
puny Social Club held a meeting yott
tcrduy afternoon. and submitted re
ports on the two nights' fair held last
week. it was estimated that from
8450 to 8600 would be realized on ”it“
undertaking. and this was very grati-
fying to all those who participated in
it.
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A very pleasant (lance was held last
evening at the hendtpiavters of iloway
ion llose Company, despite the dis-
agreeable weather conditions. There
was a good attendance. Music was
provided by Shepard's orchestra. ol‘
South Norlvnlk. Refreshments were
served during the cveulult. The com
nllttoo was composed of William (l.
Clark. chairman: lra Klggins, .loscpll
'i‘nylor, I‘Iill'i'ill‘ll Shine and Oliver
i‘lurk. and they received many com-
plilili'lliu on the success of the affair.
v—m
llllllili illmilill.
Colonel James N. Coo, superinten-
dent of the Boitilcrs' Home. is convul-
oselnu slowly. after u ocvcrc illness.
Mr. and Mrs. llurry Andrews. of
lloluws uvcuuc. (ilvnbrook. are to err
It‘l‘lllill illo formor'tt brother. William
T. Andrews and family. of Newton.
today.
ilr. Carlos Martyn gave the third
lecture of his series on "The Family."
Iiilli, Sunday evening, his special iODIi‘
IltlIIlK "Parenthood." 'l‘lte attendance
was large, and lilo commendation an.
lbunlululc. Next Sunday night the flu-
ni discourse will be delivered on
"Home, Sweet llulue.”
A Thanksgiving service will be held
lift the l‘rmiki’lrrlun Church ~ at
.Norolou. iiiludny lti lllilil u. m. The
pulpit will be iIi‘i'ktlil with soulmnnbic
trails. olt'. ‘l‘hnrt- will be itpotdai util-
alr. lilo Sunday school will attend in
il bully. illill l‘lf‘, (".ili'Itltl Martyn will
iti‘l‘iii'il u ’i‘lluultuulvlluz sermon.
About: the Thanksgiving union our:
virus in with today will be the union
of the Methodists and llongroxnilow
allele of Dorian at the congregational
church this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
This morning at ill; Luke‘s (hint-eh.
Noroton. the Illllul Thanksgiving
morning service will he held at filial)
o'clock,
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The subscription Thanksgiving eve
dance given by the lmrlen your. peo-
ple last night at the town hall was a
but Hilflcl‘tln. despite the unitintlnessrol
the Uii’hieliih. , Tint young people nun
prettily decorated. the lift" cosmetic
elaborate preparations. it was not.
therefore. lobe expected that: it”
would le .lalittie matter like
weather interfere. , 'llhe at
was mm by tile chpdiii‘txgo \ 'eh
MW
Avery bountiful evening ‘Vflpl
creamy is, sat , he till I. l
the onsnizjn tor fie angina tin: sl
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ll.
till
l combat“ their first wedding soul-
the passing years the boat's name has i
m
-. l3 33L»-
ro. old so. .t._msmi cum.
urinary by giving a reception to their
relatives and friends.
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A small dock or wild “ease missed
over the town in their southern learn
or Mondsym , , This is the drab
dock reportedthin ll.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert uses are pre-
paring to leave town and so to Florida
where they will spend the winter in
their lumsalow at Orlando.
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William Albiu has the contract to
build a new veranda and make other
improvements on the residence of
ii. It”. Buikley in the Farms. ‘
William Abbott, of Wilton, who so
‘vereiy iniured himself last week by
falling down stairs is resting comfort,-
ably ill the Norwalk hospital.
The concert given by Miss Ola Bid-
Wcll for the benefit of the Boys’ brig-
ade drew a full house last evening. A
substantial sum was realized.
[)clcgates from the Village for
movement society attended the Slate
Federation last week, and will report
0:1 the meeting at the next regular ses-
s on.
Miss Potter, of New York, who to
centiy purchased the old Adams home-
stead wil spend the winter on Combo
street until her new home is ready for
occupancy.
w—“l-w-‘d
liiil that
Miss Mabel Marley has returned to
Iii‘l' home in New Haven, utter a visit
with friends here.
Ernest. ilubbcll. of Waterbury. has
been a guest of his aunt, Mrs. Julian
ilurt, Forest street.
irn ii. Woumiy has the contract for
wiring C. it}, 'I‘. Fulriy‘s new house, in
Stamford avenue.
Mrs. John Riley entertained friends
from South Norwnlk.‘nt her home in
Mead street, Sunday.
The house being erected for hire.
Wardwoll, on Canoe Mill, is being on
cioscd by ConlrnCIor F. 8. llawless.
Mrs, “t‘il‘n Rover. oi. liackensack.
N. .I., has been a guest of her sister.
Mrs. Charles ll. Fairly. Stamford ave-
nue. "
Mrs. L. V. St. John. who sliltltlnod
:\ alight shock last work, is in about
anon-trim , ,
., NEW YORK. Nov. fl.~‘l‘lleolon
”melt. toward the term part. of
his presidential tom. hotly mm to:
consider tannin for mayor of Greater:
New York. to old the Republicans
unto-t harmony in the recent nu-
ulolpal election. This became known
for the first time today through Her-
bert Parsons. president of the Repub-
lican Committee. who said that he
personally made sot-ll a proposition to
Colonel Roosevelt. There) has been
talk from time to little of the possi-
bility of Colonel Roosevelt runninlt
for governor of this state, while vague
rumors have corinectsd his nexus with
another candidacy for the presidency.
but Mr. Parsous‘ statement today is
the only deiinilo declaration concern-
ing the former president and any office
that has bun made public.
Said Mr. Pursuits: “While Mr.
Roosevelt was president, and again
shortly before he sailed away for At
rice. i asked him if he Would consent
to become a candidate for mayor. but
be absolutely refused to have his name
considered for the office. i never ask-
ed him. howover. if he would consent
to run for governor."
When asked why Colonel Roosevelt
refused to consider the mayornlly
nomination, Mr. Parsons said: “
“i think he believed it was an oillre
which required a great deal of hard'
work. a great deal of attention to ill.“
tails. He had just finished seven
years of arduous work at the White
House and he did not feel that we had
the right to draw him into the public
service again. He felt that as u priv
vote citizen he could still be of sur-
\‘it‘i‘ to the slate and nation."
Mr. Pnrsons’snid that he was sure
Colonel Roosevelt went away without
any thought of over becoming lluitcd
States senator to succeed Clmunccy
M. ilcpcw in 1911.
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LAUNCHING LARGEST SAILING
VESSEL.
iiA'i‘liE, Me, Nov. film—frin- inrsest
wooden vessel ever built in this coun-
try and the largest sailing vessel of
American registry will be launched
for m a local shipyard on December
it. This new leader of her class In the
six-masted schooner Wyoming, and her
official measurements give her a gross
tonnage of 3.73ll. thus placing her
ahead of the William 1.. Douglas, the
present title holder, with a green ton»
huge of 3.708. The Wyoming in 350
feet long over all. 329.5 feet keel and
MM deep.
the same condition. and making the
progress to be expected.
ill". J. Adams llisllop Illih‘ been set-
lously ill at his home in South Main
direct for several days. but is now
showllm a steady improvement.
Miss Cdvrio i‘ttrtiy. of New York,
and flurry Purdy. of New Haven. will
spend Thanksgiving wllh their math
or. Mrs. mums it. Purdy. I'nrk street.
The New Canaan Water Company
in extending the lioyt street water
main to East avenue. This work will,
do away with IIli' “dead but!" in lloyt
street and make the water purer.
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt visited her now
Master Edwin. who is a student in8
the (illoshll‘o school for boys, Sutur~
day. Muster Edwin wil spend Thanki-
vlvlmr with his parents. in Carter
street.
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For All Meow-Owners
This Is the season for cleaning
up the promises. Soap and the
scrub bruso for the house and
the take for the lawn are good.
but they doat.’ so far enouuh.
You can clean dirt any, but
to make the house. the horns.
‘otables and fences right they
should be fro-honed up with
paint. .
We have everything for the
painting—linseed all. m.
brushes and
Adriatic Pure White Lead
TH! FAMOUU
Mr. and Mrs. if. H. 'i‘. iv‘ult'ly are,
auvsts at tho homo or their liuroulsfi
Mr. and Mrs. I‘lllli‘li‘ii ii. li‘ulrly.‘
Stamford uvcnuu. where they will
remain until iIlt‘ll' ut-w resident-c is
completed.
DUTCH GOV PAINTER IRAN!)
We can artistes this White
head's purl y.
800 ill about your painting.
E. F. GORHAM
.i. ii}. Mrlllullcu has purchased a,
lea-toll roller oi the Austin Western.
l:o,, oi ('Illvnao. The roller arrived by
frelnhi, and will be used in preparing
the ground of the hirer MrMulion
estate. ilusollnc furnishes the motive
power.
Miss idn Wet-d, the little daughter
of Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. F“. Word, of Hi.
John place. is recovurlug very saline
incinrily from an operation for the
removal of tonsils and mianoltls. The
operation was performed by Dr. ill. .I.
O'Shnluzhnessy and ilr. it. W. Crane.
of Stamford.
ilartam a Mead. attorneys and
counsellors. who have offices in the
Stalilford in hit Building. Main street.
Stamford. ll be at their oilicos in
tho Monti building. Wednesday and
aturduy afternoons, and on Monday.
humbly and Saturday evenings.
during the. coming winter.
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Dr. Frederick ililolio in having ex-
tensive improvements made on his
residence in (Ionokt- nvoliue. Contrar-
tor ”Mimi! .l. iiernhartil. in doing
the work. 'l‘bo utldllion comprises four
roots with two ballot. Mil. ll y Alulai.
or has the cirrlrlrui run not aim
William ll. illi'rum, lhe plumbing.
h... . News... “ask
COTTON MARKET RIPORT.
NEW YnilK. Nov. 24.--~t:ntton spot
closed violet; iii points lowurmtiddllnu
uplands Milli; Mlddllng (lull list; No
sales.
rnlures closed barely stead. Close
In: bids: Nov. Illlil: Dec. ”23; Jan
um; “12; February Hits; March H-
ill; April lids; May i482; .lune it'll:
.luly it'll: August litlll; lleplolnbt-r
l2llll; October liltih.
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NEI’HKW.
Pililddi’s. Maine. Nov. 24.»’l‘hr
second victim or reckless shooting to
meet death in the section within lhri'lt
weeks was lipid 3. Hell. it local deu-
tlst. who has shut and killed tacitly by
I nephew Mm will: vlsllluii idol. A»
finite cue stilts fillllliz earlier in
J ‘ pronto; Kiwis the ol
on not not can except virgin L9. use.
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hunter initiation; a min for a «or.
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story are
DECORATOR.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
TURKEY
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, Horace R. Nash
North Main. and, West Streets.
30th Norwailt
TILIPHONI 401
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Maliackemo Hotel
1. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
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hm hm m to lot In,
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Veggialjlei cumipound er's and ioiner's art when he sees it,
Vlmiwjviiwfiffihlthntlowo and he is not ioth to buy on his
the - .. ' « army lie to i. din illdsmt‘itl-
E. Pinkbnm‘s
e a-
table 3
Compound,
' El ven years ”I0 ‘l
.,( .s a walk all
‘ shadow. that! been
" under the doctor's
, jcarebutgotnoreiiei.
all My husband per-
;uaded‘me» to tr
egetabls Com-
undaadltworked
lire a charm. It re-
, ‘ listed all my pains
and unwary. ‘ {advise all suffering
women to take. Lydia E. l’lnkhatn’s
Vegetable Compound." -—Mas. Emu
Whitman. Vienna. W. Va. .
Lydia E. l’inkhum’s Vegetable Coni-
und. made from native roots and
orbs. contains no narcotics or harm.
ful dru .andtoda holds the record
for the ar estnum er of actual cores
of female iscasssofan similar medi-
cine in thooouutry. an thousands of
voluntari testimonials are on file in
the Pin ham ialmratory at L on.
Mass, from women who have on
cured from almost. every form of
female complaints, inflammation. nil
ceratierudispiaremcnts.iibroid tumors,
imiguisrities. periodic pains. backache.
indigestion and nervous prostration.
Every such suiierimr woman owes it to
herself to give Lydia l-‘.. i’inkham‘s
Vegetable Compound a trial.
1 you would likcspeeial advice
about your costs write a confiden-
ial letter to Mrs.’l’lukham. at
you, Muss. ller advice is free.
and always helpful.
8OLDIERS' DINNER DELAYED.
NEW LONDON. Nov 24. About
(two tons of food. including turkeys
and other luxuries, intended for the
Thanksgiving dinner of the soldiers-
oi the New London artillery districts,
located at the island forts, are piled
up on the wharf here They were ink
on across the Sound this morning, but
the weather was so rough that the
Irnusporis ctmld not land and ii was
necessary to bring them back. The
chances are that they cannot be «it--
livei‘t‘d Ililtli inn ill"? for the holiday
.asi.
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. lloyt's Pro
scriptionn.
Office hours. a I. m. till ll:30
a. m.; 12:45 until ii p. tn. Mon-
day and Saturday evenings un-
til i p. m
Fenwrck Optical Company
Sum-Ion to
HOMER a. HOYT.
Rooms M United Bank Building
97 wasumnrou er.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. use.
a...
y nine chairs of San Domingo mahog-
a It. Pinkham‘s
slum outwit" as a
am or sermon.
hurtful Chin-mi. look can and
Minot.
senator Mom!’ 0. Baikal" in
contention more than a successful but-
inesn man and politician. says the
‘rHafIflil‘d 'l‘inios; he is a fancier of
, beautiful furniture. lie is even more
than this; he is a collector of rare and
exquisite antique mahoganiel. Not
a very active collector. perhaps—wouly
incidennliy so. Yet Senator Buike-
Icy knows a gem of the cabinet mak-
Probably as handsome n Chippen-
dnle book case and cabinet. as is owned
ed here. if not in New England, now
graces the divectors‘ room of the
Aetna Life insurance company. and
accompanying it are a Chippendale
breakfast table used in the home of
Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, with
any, all the work of the most famous
wood craftsmen of the eighteenth cell-
tnry.
it is a beautiful collection that Sen-
tor Buikeley has gathered together,
the chairs from here and there. the
Thomas Jefferson table from a. pri-
vate solo in Baltimore about five
years ago. and the book case, most ex-
quisite piece of all. at. a public sale
four years ago in New York, where
the senator's chief competitor was the
Metropolitan Museum of Art. Appar‘
entiy there was something of spirit in
that uurlion sale. when he topped the
highest bid of the Museum of Art and
carried away the prize. but Senator
liulkt’ley doesn't say just how high
that top figure mounted. it was a
homily sum. there is no doubt. about
that.
The case has just been finished over
by an export. it. stands on a wide
base. IWt‘li‘t' feel from end to end.
and measures ten feet high from the
floor level to llu- lip of tho vulture
bond. which graces its pedimeni. The
main or center section is seventy
inches high. and the base about four
lot-l high. Each of the wines is about
:lvl inches wide.
mir‘nrmers. mechanics. rniil'nadcrs.
laborers rely oil Dr. Thomas‘ Electric
flil. Takes the sting out of cuts. burns:
or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where it is used.
MRS. BEN TEAL SECURES BAIL.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2~l.~Mrs. Mar~
caret Toni, wife of Ben Teal. the stage
manager. obtained today an order of
it‘llliliit} from prison. She was serving
a form of a your in tho penitentiary
on (‘ililVIi'lIllll subordination of perjury
in connection with the Frank J.
Could divorce case When the (‘0an
ti Appeals yesterday ordered a new
ilial for bur Mrs. Tt‘lii was admitted
to digital bull and late today was tali-
en to her home. She is said to be ill.
WHITE THANKSGIVING IN VIR-
GINIA.
\\'l.\'t‘HESTER. Va., Nov. 2".“
Show has been falling Iii Northern
Virginia since early today and the in
attentions are for u “willie Thanksgiv-
iuu.” Much of flip corn is still in
the fields.
One Gortou Steam
Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
i
For Freight Only
(Mend alter Tuesday. Janitor: 'I
lllllil. Freight Propellers will
Norwaiit up to 6.30 p. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Co.
Annlug .i. Imlth. 0. C. Housman
DI“... Oimrll Agmi
Daily u... to N. v.
leave
Pier 28, East River. New York. tfooi
of Deter “rectifier-errors}. tempt
sunny). It i p. in. Freight received.
It Namath up to l p. tn. and Soutbl
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BuchalaeVsnisoumi Your Out-ob
order litany; Aniline Altar"
‘ “11time
No man or with» not. suspendi-
new: are outer-order, or who suffers
from backache or bladder, misery. can
afford to leave Papa's Diuretic tiriwgb
After tolling several duties, at 1), it
in the back. sides, or lotus. rheumatic
twinges, nervousness. headache. liabil-
lessuess, inflamed or swollen eyelids.
dizziness, tired or worn-out feeling and
other symptoms of clogged. sluggish
kidneys slmp y vanish. '
llnconirollabie urination (especially
at night). smarting. discolored water
and all bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect the slight-
est kidney or bladder disorder. or feel
rheumatism pains. don't continue to
be miserable or worried. but get a
fifty-cent treatment or Pope‘s Diuretic
from your druggist and start taking as
directed. with the knowledge that
there is no othir medicine. at any
price. made anywhere else in the
world. which is so harmless or will
effect so thorough and prompt acute.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to the cause of trouble, distributing its
cleansing, healing and vitalizlog influ-
ence directly upon the organs and
glands ailectcd and completes the cure
below you realise it.
A few days’ treatment of Pope‘s
Diur’cilc means clean. healthy. active
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs—
dnti you feel title.
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pupc, Thompson it Parts. of Cin-
cinnati. is a iargand responsible med~
icine concern, oroughly worthy of
your confidence. "
Accept only Pope's Diuretic—fifty-
cent treatment-4mm any drug store
«anywhere in the world. ,
meanness-gs ELECTION on ’ ‘
BOSTON. Nov. 24.-—it was onlciall"
announced by the executive council l,
day that Eben S. Draper, of Boned e.
was reelected governor on Nove
'2. by a plurality of 7,934 votes ver
James H: Vnhey. his Democratic ppo-
uent. The official plurality of_
Gov. i-‘roihingham. of Boats . over
Eugene N. Foss. of Boston. as 7.-
758.
NEW YORK BANK 8U IRINTEN-
DENT.
ALHANY. N. Y., Nov. 2i.—-Clovernor
tinnitus today appointed Orion How.
nrd Cheney. of New York, superinten-
dent of banks. to iiilthevacaneycaus-
ed by the resignation of Clark Wil-
liams. who was recently appointed
state controller. l‘ . »
Wail Papers. ..
‘ Paints. Crockery, Glassware,
Houselurnisiting Goods
imported Blue English China by the
single piece or set. Warranted not
to erase.
Columbia Graphaphones
, indestructible Cylinder Records. 860.
Flt all cylinder machines. Double
Disc Records, music two sides. 65°.
,Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
Will Lost a Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Double
, lloilrrs, it‘rying Pans. etc.
Contradior for Painting and
One Richardson a
Boynton Go.
Hot Air Furnace
USED THRII YEARS
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Real Elite and
insurance
We have several mid“ hombre
in Income mm. property that
must lame“ to value with the rapid
growth or the town.
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Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic . the nine. 0! III.
«use of the discus and the art of M-
llminu tho unto. Dluunmclllud
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through liurmonlsing the six
nervr systems in your body.
Nurvuunnous. Rheumatism. Purely
nix, ileuri. Kidney and Female Dim
cases are given special situation; also
Curvature of the bottle. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic]
‘ chance to help you.
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u wasutno'rou if. so. uonwauv
Magnetic Treatments, ‘ n Allie.
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