ohm companies Putnam liose and
’ tho Dine Felice. have already endorsed
‘ V w- nook and matter. which did not
. on the etiolat‘ omaort. has
at . ndidae ea In the new‘ ' o In as
_ n . , ._
... ,
“‘3: . a".
Iliad use ~ ‘ '
Slamlord Man. Charged Wat Viola
., I. log Law; waive Examination
NEW HAVEN, Nev. 30.——-80lonron'
lilnusteln, proprietor at a distillery on
Franklin slim. Stamford. Coma. and
three of his assistants, Edward Milli
kind. Adolph Aucrbnch and Laverenty
MarllII-lk. appeared before United
States Commissioner Wright yustci'w
day to aIIsrlcrrto W ens-rte of violation
the distilling law in that brandy ls til‘
legedfto have been manufactured in
Ililnusleln‘s distillery {min sugar lIiI
Island of fruit syrup,according to flu
letter of the law.
Upon rooonutwtslatlon by District
Attorney John ii. Robinson. prosecu-
tor in 1le case. hiartlnlk. who has only
:lIound War for trial in tlmiilliill'll
fasten courttbo fourth day In lI‘elIru
ary.
iiinusteln's bond was tixed at $1,600
‘ muting has
been in tho United States for six
weeks, was discharged. The other .
three waived IIxuutlnntloII and warn
Man of Thom Ha Ivory
’ Ina MM». my
I m
‘ Chose sham would he of more MI-
“W WW“? 'tiM’i‘".
cos 0 many at c Is not
Kermit of shat/h: It. “Mimi”
I]. “8:? 3?.-
”but a It Is
may. idgpmneculai‘pmwlts use at-
lei stilling. its mutt“? ital! ltllou
have been confined almost exclusively
to Its remarkable propertlsLsa an
mama cure: it stops thal him. at
once and earns the worst cases in a
tow days. While'the application of
IIoslaIn after shaving is one of its
minor uses. such as for pimples, (om
plexion. etc, shavers will find it a
revolution. as it does for abrasions,
roughness and severe scrapings will! tit
does for all manner of skin diliiculties
”ht‘iilg and cures hi a few hours it
Is the only article possessing real flnll‘l
IIIptle and curative value that has ever
been exploited for this purpose. and
will soothe and tone up the skin as
no toilet preparation (Iould possibly
do. ‘
Posiam. can be had for fifty cents at
any reliable drunglst's
l‘lifford Pharmacy and iII.dw w. Kel—
lIIv, JII.. who make a specialty of it.
Or, that Entemency isibotatorim No l
32 West. 26th street New York city.i
tet'lals,
particularly ‘
The Hausa industry. is a Whole-
Shows a Little Slowing Down
I t‘he American Hatter. i .I‘I
We “mild "but to. write. out; i» J
trade at present "pursues the even
tenor of its Whitmblit as that in flotilla-
IvluIi plutituiiln On the write!l .w‘lll
so epreIIs th‘oed rial Oil-W,
rent trade es (flip tiploas
the fact remains that there II II period
of trampling :1th ,as prosperous
bushings“ is at 1 about,“ Ilgbt
ulongl t o more phle
of thp trade will {infi‘mh‘ely sails
tying, wiIeIeas the more spirited would
wish for greater activity and its con
sequent increased excitement.
never before has there been snob a-li‘b‘»
cral assortment of novelty effects. not,
so moon in shapes as in colors and ma-
tbc latter especially. The
rough effects. velours, plushes. brush
bats scr~ntcb ups. etc” are in active
titanium and it is not. expected that
these are one-season novelties—it is
predicted that they will prevail for
some time in growing quantities.
ln stiff huts the business this season
It
monibers .
Sei’t bats are in brisk demand and
will semi Mirial supply free by mail to has been somewhat below the normal.
For that
an: tears
ANNUA‘L‘ F; D. METiNG.
mom present indications than; will
not. bamboo of unusual intetest at the
annual meeting of the South Norwaik
Fire Department Friday night. Olli-
cens will be elected at that time. 'l‘ we
thermostat boaIIt ol‘ englueets. ()ld
VERY LITTLE
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win
doors We make them, all sizes and
they SELL 'i‘iilI} GOODS!
'n'y a ambit sign for a startervthe
increaoje in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
11m Reed a Van: Electrical (:0.
8' WAIHiNGTON STREET,
«may: suggested”
.7 i3. ” ’. ' ..,
GItyNanoaalfiank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
“matters A GENERAL BANKING
_ susINEss
capital ‘8ququ and Profits
"00.000410 9117,0000)“
Iafa Deposit Boxes. ”and Q par year.
shwm II. MAI-Hewsou. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st VlooIPros.
PgEDENiOK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vica-
I-os. .
WILFNED BODWELL. Cashier
nmscroas ’
G. H. Maihawaon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian awarta John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan "
”.ny A
A larger and more complete
line at
.I
A?“
III ylassmeroa. strum
‘Irstiaa m
NEW AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN. CON~
SULATE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.I~'i‘he increas-
ing immigration in the prairie prov
lures of Canada has resulted In a do
clslon of the Austrian Government to
establish a new consulate or Austro-
iiIIngary in Winnlpngxfor the \il'OVlnI
cos of Manitoba, Sssksoiwwun, Alber-
ta, and British Columbia. The new
Consulate will be opened the first of.
the year. and Dr. ll. Schnitzel, the Ann
tro-Htmgurlau (Ionsul at Montreal, has
been selected as ronsul at the
post.
" -—~I———-—-—-O- "I.
if you desire a clear complexion takt
holoy's ()Iluo Laxative loI I-onatipn
tion and liver tIoubltI as it will stlmu
into these means and thorouahh
cleanse your system. which Is what
everyone needs in order to feel well
iirldge Pharmacy and F. ii. ilax
ter. "
.. ._ ..—.L.....-.. _.-...
PHlLlPPINE EDUCATIONAL DiREC-
TOR.
MANlt.A_ Nov. :l0.«—-lI‘I‘lInlI White
has been appointed director or when
lien for tlu- Philippine islands, to sue
(.‘N'll iir. Barrows, resigned. Mr. WtIitI
had been assistant director of eduea
lien {or several years, lie was l"‘l|i'
ed in Nebraska and graduated from
the University of Chicago in 1000, and
he (IIIIIIII to the Philippines in the fol.
lowing your,
_ r .
lN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
Tthaisiion
e
H' s ESTABLISHED I'rsELs- As A
3 LEAoEII AMONG MEN. - “I
Pnecfit.
‘Iuont. iilstln says that on NOVi‘iilI
her ill Mrs. llIIadlIIy attacked him
with a horeewblp and Mr. lii‘adlri‘
new "
Auerbaeh and Mlshltliid Were held an
llf‘i' $500 bonds. .
Tito. accused were represented
fore (imntnlssloner Wright by Alter
ney Homer Cummings and Albert
Phillips. both of standard.
bl“
SAYS WOMAN WHIPPED HIM.
Mllkman Charges T'nat Husband Also
Attacked Him and Sues for $2,000.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. .'.0. «As a result
If it disagreement over a milk bill.
:"lf’iitgi‘ liisiJn, oi Orange. has brought
~Wt) suits of $1.000 i‘lH'li against Wat
({l‘i‘ ii. Bradley and his wife, of Meri-
'lli‘l'l, who spent the sIIIuIIIIIIIs at Wood-
vv‘ith a ('illll‘. "I-IIuslIIIz much physical
injury anti distress of mind." Deputy
Sheriff i-irtuiley served the papers and
property has been attached,
it is said flint lilsiln wont to the
iirndlevs to Hilli‘l‘l a milk bill and
did not count thI mom-y given to him.
later lii‘ returned and said that the
amount was In short. Words follow
ed. and later Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
new in their automooiio to his place
If IIIIIployIIIeIIt. They sent: f0 him,
had when lIistlII ('ImlIfDlll rndley
struck him \\'llll his cone. he says.
.Mrs. Bradley with a whip whit-h was
in the automobile and attacked him.
WI
|"iilt‘.\"s Honey and Tar euros rough.I
IIIIlI-kly, strengthen..- the lungs and ex-
:IIels I-olds. (let tlIII genuine in It yet
on package Bridge Pharmacy and
‘ ll. liaxter. "
’~iOLL CALL STEAK. ELECTION
The members bit the Bout-h Nomulh
.-"ll0 Police will have plentI III interest
lIIIIII ’i‘bIIIsIlny evening. At that time
be I‘IIiIIIIuIII will hold its annual llii'fIi-
log with eieotiou of «floors 'l‘ber-I
all! also be It roilwali and as II:
aItIIIIu iluii a beef steak suppei will be
suited
IIIIIIlIIt .
1910
Cadillac “
“ Thirty ”
Larger Engine. lpililIllt‘i' \\'lIIIIIl
litter. harm-I- WlIIIIIls. lstrger
'l‘IIIIIIIInII. More Power, int-res»
Ni Willi-lone}. latruer ’i‘iI‘IIs.
More. ileum '1‘:va New tImitlon
SystIIIIIs, (ireater liill L'llInblIIu
Ability.
immediate Delivery Up. to
Jan. hit. 1910 ' '
' l. l. llliiKWllll’ & till.
Assure ' . '
39 Wall, Street. Nor-walk .
inn—m
2w... so... that Fit
in
«is-LI “'
, sAsIr soswaLs.
Insults
,o “a . ”III
{Plotters South ForSIIlc
,vnv caves” L‘iNl
U LINE AND a”
lQNpfi'
'I. II; narrow: it on
I ; 9 DONATE
up“ at} at
insurance no heat
‘IDOMIN-
6 SEALVIEWAVENUE '
“‘ BIVANNNH" '
Estate Agents
‘ s IIAILIIoAh Ava. so. unmask.
m WAIHINDTDN "as“.
mass on
onytone who will write for it.
‘b-I—
CHIOMOWBURGL‘AR REPENTED.
Save Up Money when He Baw Sleep-
lng Children of House Owner.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3ll.-~I~Twn sleeping
l-blldron yesterday proved more (If
I‘I-I-Iual lu disposing of a robber than
all the bolts and ”It‘s on the entrances
to the home of Rudolph Huber.
'i‘he iutiuouee of the sleeping rhil
di'i'll, the small daughters of Huber,
(qused a burglar to repent and to rt,»
turn to the rhiidreit‘s parents money
which be had just taken at the point
or a revolver. Huber, aceordlng to
lllt‘ Iitilll‘t'_ was awakened by the noise
of some walking in his room just be
fore daylight and his question, "Who
is there?" brouubt a tlIrIIat to all! if
he did not give. up his money. The
burglar then ransacked the garments
of the father and took all the money
which was in Mrs. liutlIr's I‘Itil‘sv itI-
then went into ”it? room whom the
children were sleeping and: tlptooiuu
out gave the astonished parents the
money which he had taken, a small
sour and added a silver coin. saying .
i haven't am.
much coin, but you give them this for ,
'i'be Imilro are looking for the .
"These are great hills.
rue.“
burglar.
~~~lIupuIn bloodl runs you Iioun-
Inaltes van on ens victim for organic
disease burdock Inod Hitters Irl
ties the blooIl~-~II IIrIIs the cause-bu ids
you up.
WILL NOT ALLOW PRIZEFIGHT-
iNG.
ALBANY. N ll. Nov. :io.»(levernor
Hughes has written District Attorney
Sanford and Sin-viii beat-h. of Albany
tonnty, that, llflVlilg revolved internin-
iloII that tiIII l(ulrkhrboeker Athletic
Plub of Albany had planned a 20~round
‘prlze-iitzlit to take place at iiulls Head
"Tavern on the Tray road on December
2. he would hold the authorities re~
sponslble for any violation of the law.
"it is desirable." says the Governor.
“that the authorities should l‘ti-(ilit‘l‘illl‘
to compel (illPilli'liI‘l‘ to the law and
to secure the apprehension and eon»
vietlon of any person violating it."
...~«.—.L..—s _. .. . - s . .
i Thoma-rm some about hurtytonri‘s Ii
’ isdtntojust one Mousspoorquali y
i in tho “I
every partim r is caroiolly selected
. l alrhaviswtotbewnrklhstItdiastndo.
- 'l‘hbso materials road-- "an" lint linlna
labor II“ III fur Iii-w Ina bis tins quail.-
Iies will; vacant this as awash uh In. ”I
regain I. am:
Htuovouc arr.
a; I. I: c
. omits June 199 i909.
$307M?“
mm
WNo ram VW
/ MIMI A. Ills hay ‘ Tress.
we
Shoe the malarial la .
l
_ .I
t
This is, Duplicates have not been forthcominss
ridhcimt to slam rtesuits in 24 heurs.
in the usual volume. but it is autlcl
pated that the advent of cold weather
Will revive the demand for derby bats
so that the season will he finished well
up I) the average. ,
With the salesmen on the road
spring orders have been booked gener-
ally in quantities well up to expeeta—
tiona. Reserve stocks are not large
and there is no overbuyina “a fact
which “ill prove satisfactory to the
tIonsI-III'tttlIII IIlIIIIIIIIII for it signifies
the IIIalIItotIaIIeII of sound business mnI
ditlons.
tine oi the two most important trade
tiei’tIlIIIIIIIIIIIis of the "tooth to the
sharp rise in Ihe price or batters'
l'urs. Whether the higher level of
[WHH‘H is permanent is uncertain"
probably It is dutI in large measure to
conditions that effort quotations outs
*for the time being. but if. as it stated.
the rabbits in Allstmlia are being so-
negated to continually narrowing ter
rltory, and this great source of supply
is to he InorII and more restricted. it
is evident. that iIiIziIer'aveI‘uue prices
will prevail.
The other development of specitl
uuport to the trade isvihe settlement
or (Image and all except one of the
now operating under union conditions.
we. _.... —....~m.
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Brotherhood: of St. Andrew Make Sug-
qostlons for Services.
Al I (IIIIfIIrIIIIII
til ruvvu l|_\ bIII' bIIlIIIods in thI l'IIi
ted Mates held in t bio. Ian, lanuary 23
lilUS. it “and voted to reoomntend In
the brotherhooda not to other organ.
lsations of; men and to missionary
boards throughout the world. the ob-
servanee of the week beginning with
the Sunday following the last Thurs
day in Ntii’i‘llllliil‘ as :I week of special
prayer for the spread oi l‘hI‘lsl's King;
data among IIIIIII throughout the world.
The suggestion was very generally
accepted by Christians everywhere of
every IIIIIIIII. Uriel suggestions of tow
lost for prayer and simulation were
ssued, wblIIiI were printed in lull in
)‘(Pi’)’ many religious papers. and of
which. in leaflet form. about 350.000
copies were circulated. it was trans-
lured into Chinese. and ill iirazll into
Portuguese.
At a similar conference held in Pitts-
bnrx February ‘20, 1909. at vvtIlob- were
present representatives of the iiaptlst.
I‘oIIIIrouailonal and Methodist lirotber-
hoods. the i'reslIytIII‘iaII lirIIiiIIII‘lIIIod
oi Alilv‘i‘li‘ii. the t‘nlted Presbyterian
’lieiI's hlIIv'IIIIIIInt, tliII lirothorhond oi
lite Disciples of l‘hrist. the Federation
of Men's (‘iIIII'tIlI Organizations. the
liroiberltoods of St. Andrew and of
Andrew and Philip. the l‘IIteruatioIIai
Y. M. l', A.. the National League of
lHiiYOi‘uiillal I.IIyIIIIIII. the l‘rIIslIYterlan
Brotherhood in the Southern Church.
the National Contempt-e of Church
Clubs. the iatymen’s Missionary Move-
ment. the Federal Council of (iburohes
of Christ in America. and the Laymen'a
Evangelistic Conference, it was voted
to urge the observance of a IllnIlinr
week again. Since the conference.
promises or cooperation bavebeen re-
ceived from the Men‘s Organisation- lnI
, he Lutheran (‘ bomb and the Brother-
ood of St. John in the Uhlted States.
and from the iirotherhoods of St. An-
drew in Canada. the West indies. .ug-
land and New Zeulsnd. .from the
tuburrh of England‘s Men's. Bernstein
and from the beads of several churches
in Asia may “Attila “
chum-cm cry
FOR swims.
A S T QIRI: A
w... “a... w. 9...... ”n...
LAST DAY on Hummus.
t
gfieason Just Ending as Viewed by
d ,
Sportsmen a Mixed Altair.
'i‘oduy lathe last day that sports
‘nwu vvlti have any use tor sun audI
' dot. lIII hunting sumo bltdu until the
llllll season Ant body caught parsnip
’ this sport tomorrow will be a subloe
, for (tame Warden Wilbur iii Emilia
otlv 0.. ~
who. as is well twelve. is a
his Job, and for that reason i popular
with the true sportsmen
The season last ending has been a
.I good one mission sootims and lnaoth-
I rs noon Intact. Ia. sum «know
been plentiful and “ll among;
l shiny seared.
TO OUR! A COLD lN ONI’W
l rm l osmium
e . to
l t fa'ilsutoD on are. mull. W. hwy“
i pause in“ on oto'h bin:
i‘MwLmJAu-hm— .I l‘I I .
ll‘ho muff which has its openings on
'fthbtloawas this a plants” over the
ordinary kind that l «but can’t blow
through. Itroaaa uroroirmtopda‘m iii:-
' ltow‘sr part or this InuitIis sit-tutor.
hi the strike by the hat Inauufactnrers ‘
{arteries in this suit but centre are ,
(If lt‘l‘i‘tist‘illiili\'l‘5 ‘
mum, aov. so. as.
. .mea .. «a... M ...
,W Km l
he D. M. Read Co
Eslabltsbed 1857.
The Christmas Buying lit-gins III earnest this week.
i be whole cstabllsbtneut has taken on a general atmosphere
of Holiday time, and the llousc lI‘uIIIisbings and Apparel
l)cp:IrtII‘ItIIIts as well as Special Holiday Goods are in com~
I}
[ilClt‘ Icailiiicss. .., i I I
l
Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Firenéir and Eng- I, ,5,
lish China. Antiquejewairy, Fine Sta- it? i
tienery. Art Wares, Calendars ,
and Leathen Goods. . " ,
The Holiday Handkerchiefs are ready for selection, l l
singly In by the dozens, an iiliiiit‘llSl‘ assot'tIIIcnt of initial, l
EIIIlIroidcred and Main. Special values in Ard'cnncs, Ar- l
IIICIIiaII, Madeira and French Embroidered Novelties. ‘. , '
W
The Dennison Department is open on the lower lioor. \ ,
Here is a most fascinating stock of Christmas Novelties
such as Seals and 'i‘ags, bunches oi. Holly and Mistletoe,
Red and White ('hristmas lioxes all decorated with holly,
l’aper Flowers. Paper t'iarlamls and many articles for gifts.
Dinner Cards: Favors and (faxes for ices and bon bobs.
(5y :H‘ s»'-" ’V
M
We suggest that custIIIIItIrs leave extra wraps and
heavy outer garIIIIIIIIs with the attendant in the Reading
l‘tililll. \\'llCi‘t‘ everything ran be checked safely. Closed
.\rIIIIIiI'r iIII' autontubile coats and furs. in this we} one way
gt. about the store rotIItortably. 'l‘be Readiug Room is a
pleasant quiet place to rest. \vI‘ittI notes, or make the check
lists.
The Tea Room mnnrrts with the Reading Room. and
luIIrIIeIIIIs may be bad at any hour. 'l‘ca, Cotter, Chocolate.
llut liouillonTSalad and Cake. Everything liotncniade.
The Demonstration of the Davcn-o. The window dis—
play shows anyone how easily and practically the Dawn.“
can be changed from a daveIIport to a coutfortablc full sized
bed. .-\ll bedding: t-I'I'III iii pillows can be kept inside the
davcnport during the day. (So in the Furniture Store on the
fourth door and sec the illilL‘l‘L’lil specimens and finishes in
\I'I‘IIIII and IIIIiIIIlstrI‘I'.
There is a IltIIIIIIIIstrIItiIIII ot' the l)avcu~o in a Main
Street \\'lllill|\\‘ and (lien in the l-‘uruiture Store.
UNDERWEAR
CHILDREN'S VESTS AND PANTS st .......................... 25c
Also lietwr Grades
’ LADIES' vrzsrs AND l’AN'i‘B at ................... . .......... 25o
, Also at 50c. we and $100. .
has as unusasutairs Ash: minivans at ...... . ......... .soc
Also at 75c and 31. 06
Ladies’ and Children’ s Gloves and Mittens
Kit) GLOVES“ ......... .. ................ ...... ".00
Light and Hutu y.
. Blankets, 49c to $7.00
Chilllmlabliifn fl. Oil, to Still”,
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l... ,l‘
It II
‘V’\
I
84
, Version 8t Sea
Midst; SoutlINerwaik
JAPAN ssvmuo, meant“. LAMB.
BAN FRANGJSCO; NOV. sow-A re,
yv,ltllon of tho lmlmflallIWs of Japan.
\vhleh will extend to aliens the IIrlvl~
logo of owning pt‘mstwin.ofeotahn-
pie for agricultural and other purposes
wit . ' Inldm‘glipniiir the nest
a. $.er a
A .
‘old i'oun Condort to towing, Ino mini
i-iandsy at 7 II. no. triumph l floss:
“-IIIIIIIII itiiil dismount my” :3}
i
DINO FDII ILLUITIMTIDJ WIND!“
meanest mom on
William. ll- III
,WD.
iI‘ :‘Ml
s ‘ina tilt amehtm Stlnflg
iI
treaty than. is. consummated in Japan
with another nation according to M.
Zumuto. pmpriotonot; the Japanese
Times" of 'i‘olsio; the close friend of
this late. Martinis. ito. said. one. on the
big iiuures oi the present. day life of
the island. onurlro.
iDiIAL osrtsos instant I...
DELIDNTFUMIHOM‘OINMIM TO OLD POINT ODMPORT
can 13le LINE
.2 ,t - . I ‘ ittcihdlsg‘mlbdtholittla as at Hotel Chamberlain.
LIV.
m an.
Orlhlk our «cant
ctttrn leavefiv
ink MW 80 p. in.
llillio i’lgf IiiiI North River. foot. oat/Basel fit...
I I”, . .I- I:
”with?” '*' .
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