IT
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are belted in‘su‘
i
rroundings where clean-
liness and precision are supreme-
‘~ 'Thst Makes them 3.; Q E
11needa Biscuit
are touched Only once by human hands
wwwhen the pretty girls pack them-- t'. {”7 l: t
it . 3 That Makes them GIEANw
“ lineeda Biscuit
“are sealed In a moisture proof 3 I' ..
packagew-
I
That Keeps them
., ”/3 A M...
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I SUPPLY OF PAPER BlRCi—l NOT
. . _ ,. DECREASiNG.
100000.000 Spool; Turned Out Yearly
(mm This Wood.
WASHINGTON. October 8 .——The U
Department of- Agriculture is an
, thority for the statement that the pn-
psi- birch, often called also white
,‘bipch. or canoe bitch. is one of the
few timber trees in this country
which seem to be holding their own
nzslnst 3s: and tire. Il‘he average citl
on. however, probably tnkes no par
tl'eulsr interest; in the paper birch. Yet
it is doubtful if any other kind of
wood on the face of the earth is found
1000 Iomany households: for paper
furnishes most. of the spools
3 in the United States.
V'Nlll’ue is the chief center of spool
mfinufncture. its factories turn but
million spools yearly. chiefly bi h.
woods as hard as this can
worked with as little drilling of the
3 [spits principal recommendstion
in that fact. it is handsome in
oblonsnd. after the wood becomes
lessened. it shrinks and warps very
little. That is an important consid-
oration, because the delicate mnchin
ery that winds the thread would mu
to work if the spool changed its
shone to n perceptible degree.
.‘l‘he birch wood for spools must be
00th and handled with core. The
tree's red disk hesrtwood is objection-
Ible because it will not turn smooth
in the lathe. and the color is not do
Ilred. Few industries waste more wood
in proportion to the quantity used than
01790] melting. Heartwood. knots, and
ill other defects frequently nmouni
in; to more than one half of the tree.
ire rejected ltronl onehulf to three
rths of the remainder may go to
refuse henp in swing the bars and
10711ng the spools. Despite this waste
the paper birch does not. nppcur to lie
,llli‘eatened with extinction. it. in a
fire tree-«that is. it dprcuds rapidly
dver spaces iol‘i vucsnt by forest fires.
The most extensive paper birch for
will of Maine and New Hampshire
copy tracts which were laid bur’o by
the great forcut tires which swept the
region from 1825 to 1837.
The tree is short lived. At an ego
.I when the white coder. for example.
is Just beginning to lay on useful wood
the paper birch has passed its prime
and is ready for decay. it is placed
at still further disadvantage by being
trouble to compete with other trees for
light and soil. it prospcrs when grow-
ing alone. but it gives up the light at
tor stronger trues begin to crowd ii.
vertheless. it is believed that more
per birch is growing in the United
listen today than two hundred years
ISO-
‘~‘ 03". DOGARDUO MIMN HlT8 THE
IULL‘ l IVE.
mitts world tumour ride shot who
. the championship record of Ion
soils do 100 consecutive shots in liv-
33 3t Lincoln. ill. llecontly interview-
7 . ”Hum: v-v-“f suffered u long time
(they and bisddm trouble sud
several well known kidney modi-
' . oil of which gave me no relief
I .1 storied inkin Foley Kidney
. ‘ 3mm o'iuledll‘ley Kidney Pills
; more backachos and veins in
little I with suppression and I
«t «dull hoodsshes. New
0 serum libttles of noisy
‘ . [‘7’th sod fs‘el 100 per can. bet»
ism new chiller-ed with toy
or 0 dot and min feel like
r on 7“.“ The tiridse/ Phone
Horst. Analytics.
3 idéolzoegtssndh w .W:
. .‘Tfiquutbor'thnl, a. hair its“
cm krill; ii.l’oilou
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PRESIDENT MELLEN'Bi DUTiES. gMORGAN HA8 TICKER AT CHURCH
w.
Will Take Up the Presidency of the
Boston 0. Mains Railroad Soon.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 8.-—-Prcsident
Cbgies S. Mellon, of the N. Y.. N. H.
. R. R. Company. and lately elect-
ed president of the Boston a Maine.
will tulle the full duties of the limit:
dency or the letter corporation and ex-
ercise the functions of former prehb
dent Tulile in solving the important
problems ahead in improving the 808
ton ii. Maine system An important
branch of those problems is the re
laying of a large part of the system
with new rails, the purchase of new
equipment and particularly of heavier
lecomotives for service upon the north
ern part of the system and the Fitch
burg line. Another important branch
or the improvements proposed $10.-
0ll0.000 int y voted by the directors
will be us largely tardiness improve-
ments and is in addition to 'In inns
sum expended in the some senerul di~
rertioru during the past year. Anoth-
cr very serious problem imposed upon
the company will be the maintaining
of dividends in the face of the large
increusc of wages lately made by the
Boston & Maine Corporation. it is
also expected in rsilrosd circles here
that in addition to considerable im-
provements to be made by the Boston
0. Maine at Boston. there will during
the coming year be considerable ex-
pediting of service outside of Boston.
between New York and Northern
New England, and especially the sum-
Iner resorts in the letter region. A
plan which it was hoped to carry out
some months ago of special train ser:
vice between New York and Montreal.
was prevented in part by the terms
of an old contract between the New
Haven and Harlem Comps les dstinll
hack to the days of Comm ore Vsn
Iierbiit.
LOCAL METHODIOT PREACHERS.
Will Hold Their Fifty-third Conven-
tion in New Haven Next Weak.
The National Association of local
Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in America will hold the fifty
third unuuel convention ln.New Ha»
ven beginning on October 378th shd
continuing until Monusy evening. the
17th. About 16.000 local preschers will
be represented and the four dsyn' M
«rum will he of interest and help to
all who will alien. The convention
will be held i the ummerfleld Met-b
ouist. Episco i Church at the corner
of films“ end Shelton svmuss. A re
caption to ministers of all the denom-
instlons in New Haven will be held
ssturdsy afternoon at three o'clock. At
thlsreccption all the pastors who
choose to do so may «euro 0 lochl
preacher for the Sunday service the
following do .
~ 'l‘wo fruiernsl delssstos irom the or-
ganisation of Local Preschmiin Greet
iii‘iiuln. lho Rev. Mr.,'l‘homu Row
bothum. and llcv. Mr. John Tesrle. will
hour greetings from that body to this
association.
loosen yo ssunossouo.
Democratic State Central Committee
to hire No Mill on.
new olives: Oct. swish homo
critic riliiiildlt‘s will be horned to on
DOI0 tallies Judson. the Republican
nominee who secured the Democrstlt
endorsement by i regular Democrat-
iv convention in‘ its 26th Benstorisl
$E.BB|ON
Financier Keeps in Touch With Af-
fslrs White Attending Episcopal
Convention.
CiNCiNNATl. Oct. 8.—-'i‘hnt he is to
be kept fully informed us to the stand
in; of his stocks end is not to be out
off from them at any time during the
Episcopal triennial convention was
shown by the action of J. Pierponl Mor-
gun in procminx two wires to New
York city today from one of the tol-
csrauh Yomuhnics One or those wires
will hnvc s ticker attached and will
report flucul'stions in stocks. and the
financier also will have another wire
direct to his New York Mikel over
which he will be kept in touch "with
his partners in lhst city. Two oper-
ators have been unsigned to the work
PLANNING FOR PRISON SUNDAY.
The secretary of the Connecticut
branch or the American Prison Asso
elation is now carrying out the plans
of the department for making prison
Sundny. which foils on Oct. 23. In no 3
cation of special significance in the
churches in the State. it is hoped that
Connecticut why have her people in.
torested in the unfortunuies within
her borders.
The prison association is 0 short.
table institution that watches the pri'
sonar enter the hill and watches him
as he comes out. it piesds for probe;
lion and demand: It recognition of the
unfortunsts’s morsl mndltlon. it
hopes to interest the public in the
task and to let them know thht here
is s well-organized charitable institu-
tion uttering more thou flnunclni sup-
port its practice is to keep secret the
names of persons sided
The Connecticut Prison Association
has gone out of its wuy to collect lists
of bolts on criminology sud penoiogy.
These lists have been found so com-
plete that it has been decided to hove
them posted in all of the libraries
where they may be readily resorted
to by clergyman and interested pep
sons. sbundoniug the intention of
mulling a list to every pastor in the
State.
PABSED WITH HONORS.
Miss Charlotte Pearson. the charm-
ing and aoompiilhed daughter or
Mr. 0nd Mrs. Robert i’esrson. Jr.. of
an Havilsnd street. is sttendlus the in-
stitute of Musicsl Art. in New York
city. after an examination at tho. insti-
tution. which she plotted with high
honors. ’i‘odsy Miss Pearson is re-
eslvinx congrsiulntions from her many
friends. who wish her the greatest
luccess in her coming achievement.
u...—
A RlLlAILI MlDiclNB—NOT A
NAROOTIO.
(let the neutrino Foley's Honey end
For in the yellow pssksss. it is cuts
out effective. Genuine no opium
tofuuc substitutes. The lil'ld'B Pher-
Inscy. 3
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CNOLIRA lN l'l'ALY. .
menus. Oct. 7.-~DIIrin[ .vesterdsy
and lost night there were it new cases
of cholera sud six deaths from the epi-
‘lsmic in this city.
Sentinel wont have. my.
district. occur-ding to 0 statement in , .
Secretory Themes. 0 the Democratic
Stats centred committee toils
lee hm, been current since him
volition endorsed Judson tkt' tilt
. whatnot would nudists thorium 34 ~ :
oi and 7. 33'
offlhemumtte
3a
forth“ 3
blomctioiteof the»: 13 .3 ,I j
iridium “new , ' I
7 "i tltifi‘t“ use“ is I to i ~ wii‘
be done. i believe no act on w it in
taken, and no candidate will be non
seem" ,
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‘ Music: '
- Authentwcoms ye Thouuhtlul People.
' ins payer withi litany Ind memos.
‘ ‘ guild with
7: 30 as heretoforeo‘ «30007300
tbs "Hsrvest IF {mm
be Magnum.” the
«Wise;
ths‘g‘hsrs ,
sing and s ssrty welcome.
Prsiupbw-Offsrmrsnw in C. . . ..s cider
Anthem-«Prop». yo the Wayhg'f the‘
Lord" ........... ..-.. .......G30rrett3
Anthemwiiove Not the world
Sullivan-Shelley
Postludow-Msrsb in Bfist.......i‘30mp
Inning. .
Prelude in A-flst..... ........ .Gouuod
Come............. ...... ...8helley
Buss salsa-The Eternal Goodness
liswley
Mr. Cl y.ne
PoulWIudeu-Trlumphsi March. Mosenthsl
Norwsllt Methodist. Frank D. Torrey.
putor~ Rally day will be observed st
the morning set-rice. st 10: 30. The
school will sttsnd in a body. and the
p star will preach .s specisl sermon for
to school. The subject of the sermon
will be “The Man Who is Worth
While." Special music for the occa-
step will be given by the quartet and
come under th direction of Choir
motor 0. G lv 0.3 The church has
been beautifully decorsted by 0 J.
ills‘rlt.‘ and the bank of fruit tor the
sick and shut ins ‘w form a conspic-
uous part of the decorations A pro-
gIsm by the school will be messnted
immediately after the morning service.
including a roll call of the entire
cellophane each “scholar will respond
to his or her not? Sunday morning
class meatlfig,9 led by F H. Bod-
lent Epworth League devotional perv
viee.6 .30 p. In: topic. "Repentance
and Restoration" . tithe lenders are
Charles ltubeysnd‘ll'; P Keeler Eye-
ning comics; 7: 30 p In . subject of
semen. "ClIrlIt. the (3n!)t Source ‘of
Satisfaction" 3 Tuesday, 7:45 p. In.
class meeting. led by F. 'l‘. l'iuscoe.
Wednesday p. m.. a rally socisi for
the entire church will be held in the
church parlors under the couples. of
the ladies of the church. The pron-hm
will consist or 0 singing cities. with C
(l lves as leader. and of an old ush-
ioncd "spelling bus." which will be
conducted by the pastor There will
be no chorus for mission Thurs-
day. 7: 45 p In. lyer meeting. the
subject will be ‘ shoes of the
Church“; chillieslsns \i.. 10-13.
Friday. 3: 30 Ind m.. Junior League un-
der the direction of Mrs Dwight Smith
and Mrs Harrie Smith Fridsy. it p.
m.. the Sunday school board will hold
its monthly meeting; important busi-
Iness demnnds the full attendance of
the members. officers and tenchels.
Music for tomorrdw:
Morning.
Preludew—Omn sud Piano.
Anthemwl’ruise the Lord. . . .Msunder
Anthem»~~(iod is fur elude ....l-‘ord
Postiudeworgsn d isno.
Evening.
Preludewtlrgan and Piano.
Anthems-~F‘orevcrWith the Lord
Gounod
Cantrell!) soleeieoted.
Postiude-amgnn nnd Piano.
3. ll. V. Gumbo, pastor—Preaching ht
ll 0. in.; Bnbbsth school nt l2230 p.
m.; monthly sacred concert of the Sun-
dsy school It 3:30 p. m.. Miss Chuie
Graham and Miss» Grace Butler, man-
agers: Alien (T. E. 1.420.306 nt 7 p. m..
Miss Lila t‘lnrk louder: preaching 0t 8
p. m. This will be the occasion of s
rsre treat for the Knuht Street church
for the presldiulz elder of the New lin-
von district of the New England con
forence of the A. M. ii. church wtli
pmch both morning and evening: All
Ire invited to this feast of good things
Tile choir has a most unique progrsm
arranged and it will be given also on
sundsy evening.
CONGREBATIONAL.
Houth Norwaik (loomeustlmisl
Church. Charles S. Mlcilrlhnd. pester
v—Morniug service st 10:00 I. an. ill.
which the sermon will be delivered by
the pumr. The Bible school. includ.
in: the young men's depurtment and
young women‘s Impurimrint. meat! It
ill o'clock. 'i‘iIo Men's Christian in-
quiry club holds its session t the some
hour. Evening preaching nice.“
7:30 o'clock. M which the pulpit will
be occupied by Dr: hinterland.
First Conan-untied“ Church. Nor-
wsllt. Georue ii Egbert. putter- Mom
in: service at 10:30; crouching by the
pastor Buntinv school at 12:15. Even-
ing service at 7:30; the first in the
series of sermons on “The Fusion
Plsy"~~"’l‘be Passion Plsy in History."
Pastor's (luild. Wednesday at 3.
Church prayer service Thursday at it
William H smith. Jr. spooks on "Los-
sons from Old lloolts."
Music hi the First Church. NOI‘WHRI
Morning.
PreludoMAnIihnIo con espressiono
. Loybuoh
(thrill-silo solo mp” from my hssvcn-
ly homo" ................ .li."l'ours
R0!Wllflti-".lfliillll. how sweet!" from
“lion Munlo' .,.............,l) Buck
Quartet. -'0 route to my been. held
Jesus!" ... Paul Amhioso
Posiludo li'lnulo of Fantasia. op. 25
ii. liereiu-
iv- livening. g
Preludemilrsnd (liloetlr in ~O
.l hommtmn
Qnsrtst-"'i‘ho King of Love my Shop
he rind ........ ....P. A. achnocltoi
Postiude Allegro mlesioso
whines Thomson,
lPlOOOPAL.
Trinity Episcopslm'l‘wsntlsth Bun.
lily Qlter Trinity. Rev. Alfred Gold»
pursuit. oi Bridgeport. minister i
shat-wish October. 10.30 II. m.. mar
ii m.. Sunday school; 7 II. m.. ever
in; prayer Ind sermon. ofI'l‘ueldsy. o
In. "win comi ofths Womanhood
‘ his...“ filth!» or Warm-
nue. ’l‘hursdsy events
M .lolllpesiiu.’ Stomach an.“ m3 ,
ill' 3DYQW‘ Wm B39 agiwpa
Knight Street A. hi. 7:). Church. Rev. 7
7: in. repulsr l
in Five. Minute-l. 3 ,
Take your sour. put-ore
seh~or msybs you {hull
lion. Dyhmmlmfisntriliy 07 9 term
or Stomach: it. doesn‘t billet
- your stbm‘seh trouble.th with. in
in!
to your Phh‘i‘mdclsl. shims;
open 0 oil-cent can of Pepsi: impec-
sin and let you out one 82-37010 I'I‘risn-
suls ’s'nd sills if Within this theme
thistle is ten sh: tales of your armor
messy.
The correct mime for you he his is
Food Fermentation-400d souri g; the
Digestive organs become week there
is lack ofissstric juice; your
only half digested Andean bee
fected with loss of up is. p
and fullness utter es in, itins.
nausea heartburn. grilling in Wills.
tenderness J11 the pit. of Item h. bad
taste in mouth constipation in in
lmbs sleeplessness. belching i an.
iiousness. sick headache ervoul-
nose“. dizziness or many othergsimilsr
symptoms. ‘
if your appetite is tickle sud noth-
in: tempt: you. or you belch are. or if
you feel touted offer eating. or your
food lies like It lump of lead {)0 your
stomach. you can make up yo r mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cause-fermentstion f undi-
gested food
Prove to yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good as say;
that there is nothing rssily’ wrung.
Stop this fermentation and in
lng what you want without 7 of d s»
comfort or misery y. I!
Almost instant. relief is wo3 tins for
you. It is merely 0 ill tier of how
soon you lake 0 little Dis epsin.
. ‘ l
o of-
euro
7:45, choir rehearsal. 3
Christ Church Rev J.‘ Hypkin
iirown. rector—~8undsy school at li) a
In Holy Communion and sermon st
ibztb. No evening service.
firscerurch. the Rev. J. Benton
Werner. rector—4hr! twentieth Sunday
after Trinity. * The celebrntlon of the
Holy Communion Ill 8 o'clock. morning
prayer and sermon st 10: till: Sunday
school at noon: mission Sun or school
at [frond River at 3; evenl g prayer
and sermon at 7:30. Attenllhon is call-
ed to the evening service. .oItrs mu-
sk! will be rendered. «The hitting: in
the church in the evening are Moe
For the convenience of thugs unfamil-
lsr with the prayer book. service leaf
lets have been provided. A i‘PldlM wei
come to all who attend sud take part
in this service. The muslcpl program
for tomorrow:
Morning.
’i‘e ileum in l-‘ ........... .....i‘lykes
Kryle in C .................... Gilbert
Anthem “iiiessed .lesu, belief of Mer-
by" .................... .. . . .l)vornk
Hymns 015.435.4177 i521.1
.3 Evenln Prayer.
‘liinsuli‘lent' and not: Diniittis ln lil-
flnl .................... . Kins Hell
Anthcm~“0 for the wings of n
«it» c" ................ Mendelssohn
iiynlnl 515,034,521
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BAPTIST.
(inch lisptlst Church. MG, Nichols.
putor-8uudsy services at it e. at:
Sunday school at 3:80 p. mi: preaching
st 7 45 by a visiting minister. Rev
Mr. Nichols will pretch iii the morn-
ing All are welcome.
sr. PETER’B svnneeilcsw LU-
THERAN cuuscn.
St. Peter's Erlnxsiiclil Lutheran
Church. Martin L. Stoop. pastorwm
vine services conducted in the tier.
men isnguage. will be held. as usual.
tonlmrow morning at 1 3:0. in the
church on North Main trust The
pastor will preach from stthew. 30.
taking for his subject' '3 men! Du.“
All Germnns are cordially invited to
attend. The Sunday while i meets an
hour before the servlc t #079 30. New
pupils are niwsys watch 0 and may
enroll at my time. (‘s cheticnl in
structlon is givenf everrL Monday and
Friday afternoon at 4 o‘clock at the
church for the benefit 0 such youn
people who wish to be nilrmod on
renewed into church membership next
spring (
CHRISTMN BOIENC IOOlETV.
First Christian Scion e Bociety. of
Norwsikwliexulsl 80ml y services at
the reading room. it onto bulidinlt.
at ii II. III. Subject. 0 tuber 0. "Are
Sin. Disease and Death sol?" 'l’esti
mohy meeting. Wednesday. of 8 p. In.
To both services the public is oordislly
and lrstsrns‘ll‘y invited [liesdins room
is madly Intended ivy-n 0-. With Ner-
wnilt out a ,
W In.
rm... are many 0 buslutlc sill.
sons in South Norwsiis tenured totoll
their experience for 0 public ”good
Testimony frdin such source is the
bout of evidence. so will pron s
“lihl his band" to score-oi ofresders.
Rcu the followinl s
(”lulu ‘M‘
South Norwsllt. emu.
1 arm 0 stoicmoutforl
two rests use. “more
Kidney PilisJ
this or”, o.
smelt“;
'33:“ ‘01! QVBI‘
l .
I'- in“ 00..
New Yor sols mu ,, fol-ails buitod'
shuns of the olrl's rieni Social!
II the luilu tom. Fri“ y,
nmemhsr the £3 “ C
Weapon lets so ville .r.....r...............I
l‘ 9» hi .3
filter idiom.
t build-Iii
D M. Read Co
33333.... Established 1857.
1.... .u': "in.
. 7 3...... 2 37» r it com.
spiel Ill Melts Neglige $I7rts
Pier Saturday and Monday
Everything that a fastidious man requires in a shirt he
will find iii tliise ecial oi‘icrin’g‘. Good material. stylish
patterns. and a. per cct fit They are of woven M'fldra‘s, not
a printed pattern among them. in stripes that are fashion-
able. bull's. tans, wistaria, stone green, gray. mode, and num-
erous efiects' m white and black. The designs are quite uu‘
common and distinctive. very desirable. Worth regularly
$1. 50.
79c each
Hallows en Favors and Novelties
It is none too early to place orders fer Favors, Supper
or Dinner Cards, for the Witching night will be here before
one realizes.
The Dennison Section is agiow with yellow and red
lights. and the whole place is swarming with black cats.
owls. winged bats and flying witches. Harmless paper of
course. but the effect can be made terrifying.‘
Goody Boxes, Confetti Holders. Ice Cups and Candle
Shades are adorned with cats, witchcs’ hats. owis’ heads.
little cabbsgcs. pumpkins, and carrots, and other fantastic
thins
iuncheon Sets of Dennison Peper have decorations of
brilliant Autumn leaves. poisettias, Chrysanthemums. etc.
Chanticicr Paper is a decided novelty and very strik-
ing. 7 .
PlaCc your orders early.
‘l’etticosts of Dresden Taffeta
Gay Petticoats this season! The swing of a severely
tailored skirt of sombre huc reveals a flashing glimpse of a.
dainty flowered Petticoat fascinating with ruffles and frills.
Dresden Tafietns. grounds of all colors, black. wistaria,
gray, green. blue anti all manner of changeables are be-
sprinkled with bouquets and garlands In their own truc coi-
brings.
Soft Messalines have deep accordcon plsitcd flounccs
with full ruchin s at the bottom. .
Jersey-top ettlcoats. either edit or cotton, have deep
ilounccs of toilets.
Prices $5.06. $5.50, $6. 50. $7. 50 and up.
A Taffeta Petticoat with under ruffle of black cotton in
black and colors. Special at $2. 98.
Petticoat Section. second floor.
"’53
Venetian Cloths for evening coats. Pastel shades of
great beauty. Colored Dress Goods Section.
0:
yemembcr. the Standard Fashions are again located at
Rea ’ . .. '
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Fency Apronsst 70c
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33ml“. "nines. ..hl‘m
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Is! it o i humiliate“ 'u bill be sold showcase uh ‘
mmmfiraey. villus... son of did 'is not a hopeless sun from as long us
word AI. firmer. of this city. United :2: believes thrilling tint say has
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