Strong and Hap . _
» “go about their duties cheerfully~ath01ne, 1n ofiice
multilaterei or. shokahey find life pleasant
mod the world full of flood; théy are attractive
and' they. "are able to make things pleasant
fer those hbout the Brit Women often find
themselyes weak an anemic or run denim—-
1 1 ‘ ‘triayhe th1‘6 (1‘in no fahlt of their own—Then there 18
doprE‘fiSl iii—3t lie Uhtltiok is dark; With nerves on edge no Woman
c7116 eni6y°life who attractive to others. At é'uch times, 01' When con-
ditions cause undue suffering, every woman deeds some natural help.
“111,391.11”
She should then know and use the (onions and fully proved
remedy-Beechat‘11’s Pills, so particularly
adapted to the needs of
' 'I'v‘i'oméh. Easy Sand
‘ ‘Siife to take, they tone
, the stomach, regulate
;_ : :‘, the bowels and keep
’ ' the liver and kidneys up to their work.
They ir'nprtlv'e physical conditions fan'd help all the organs of
to perform their functions naturally and Without suffering.
1a vast difierence. Try them and see for your-
bright, clear, complexion replaces a sallow
;1 iéklh. If you need to get rid of dullness,
pimples, headaches, backaches, lassi-
'tiidE. irritability and extreme nervous-
ness learn the marvelous power
for geod of the harmless, natural
remedy, Beecham' s Pills.
. t‘
.1»;
the body
mo , doses make
wearer“ i' w “ickly a
711;, : F q
I
Atmdmmwithdimuomofwtulustoulimn
inboxss,10c..25c. 1
to! q r~ ‘1‘ 11,3. r semis-wor-
Q
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llzs
.iluiiii mum me
changes from without the state, INOIRWALK HIGH SCHOOLS DE.
. to afford f‘lili'li
: color of the this or fur coat is ohmren
.am
WW ”.1... 1-.
. i 'I ‘12. Total. 27. Insoesmlliod. 1I; . FEAT E!)
I t i 6; t , i --.....
““118 AT 3“ naEPonT 13:31:30? Still: lio;li£i:1§i1‘iiti(iii1ui1,i Score. 23 to 0. In Favor of Dsnbury
lt‘éhtii'iue'd from First Pegs.) 'l‘oinl.2
Highs. In Saturday’s Gems.
'I‘he Norwnllt high school
The report was netopied. s Ll
New Ministers. '
"114 Wu: l” i
‘ tin of youtlg people held their open .
miles, attended byi icongresn-
a!“ fined the church Ferns Introduced to the meeting and ‘Jwel
‘i‘h'd :c‘hl'yiiinthemums were used mined b." ”‘8 “9V
“wa In decorfifins the church “’illfil'lllil'i'Z ROY“. 7". J. "(WIVES Slt‘li ‘llie “an,“
‘ a {iii 0'" of 52 V0l(98 made up “9}" E. M. Bfll‘llell, Cflnlon. Klmbflil‘
.uw fihoru..qh0h~s a! (be different “Milieu, Hfll'lflil‘d. W \" Swollloid.
“Wit chllr'clles ind that of the llunlalion; 0.3 illicit. standard
mingle» Sunday schoolwei'e anti It was mud to have a
0 t e pulpit platform and under committee on obituaries
o; J H Croseley their chair appointed Ilevu
K Flanders ns t s committee.
While this mociin was In session
the the ministers wives hold on info: mai'
pper meeting In the church pnriots. \vlien‘
Siiiuid: tit llnn‘oury
and thin
. a t rship
king was an inspiring feature of the
ting.
Mititiirs In the basement
16 mén of the church prov idod so
1.
“1.0M
ended the st' 01an
upon the subject. ‘Tho Work of Our
Convention Among the Foreign Spoult- '
lilo; People
The evening meeting of the Baptist.
young people was in charge of Rev.
G. D. (lould. Rockvlile, the president
of the state society. and was opened
with a praise service led by .l. H.
(lroesley.
The speaker of the evening was
.lohn M. Moore. of lion n, and his
topic won "The Young eopio's Mis-
sionary Movement.“ I-Ie delivered an
eloquent address. advocating the for
motion of missionary study classes.
more systematic giving for missions
and more prayer on the part of the
young people.
New Officers.
The nominating committee roperh
ed the following list. of officers through
MM ogthe arrangements for
’ those meetings have estah- Imif
1‘ wwlophone. a telegrsph In«
'1 1 .. 601600 and other our
4 W 1 the benefit of the dole
”1-Wmtihilly all of the dole-
tei from out of the city are being
untitled?“ the Items: of members
its various Bridgeport churches.
'iMInIitsi-i Meet;
The :6th meeting was that of the.
. . sdnlvsriitlry or the conference of
ministers of Conneetlont, this
it in 111,111:th J. w.
1011.01“ Stamford the president,
,. “igneous with rpm»
to resort to printing.
pouring for Norwuiiis.
cred the hall.
sited invmuhle comment
0 K Flandernot
yd which the following
mlhtltlg committee was appointed:
'81”er ail-Ra Slnbhert. Putnam. A. “(dam
Boutwoll sud w. A. Motion . .
‘ their chairman, Rev. w. P. Thsyar. TM lineup 0! the lenms more. no
1Wstedvllflhdryu.w M" Waterbury: President, llev. Charles ‘0“0‘": ’
. :w'" " 0ro ll rown R. ManIly. New London; first vice WNW”- Norwslk. t . 4, . _.
ff" votfd to it "t presidents, Roy. H. n. Curricular. 'lumsn ................ Greenwood '1
”My twmnwmm b3“ South 610111601. mm m. w A. Smith night End
onto inciting. , Stimuli secretary. Rev. A 11.161111, lire-ton ............ Murphy .
l1 Accordingly assay were delivered tafford; irossnroi. Theodore ’1‘. With , mill“ 'i‘lll'klt' ‘
. Rev H. 8‘ 03”,“th 9' South. 03.81'ldgepon; executive committee. Smith ------------------ tuninlieli
"an“ on “Loss of Flltil" Int! Rev 'for three years, 0. W. Foyo, Toriinn- Rilhl Guilt-d , ~ _
our! (links of Bristol on “(lod'i Eh” Ra“ 0' tin Ford“! “30kg??- “0d“ ' """" rind?“ Siui'devnnii Willbcln great deinlnd. ”if you
a . U U s '
ratio ' After these there followed iloid. mil lion: I}: {W years. to all llsldwin lde Roehq want to be “gay for the
4 .. 1. ' vscsnc ov. A. ll Boutwrli Bridge fit usr .
“2mm, “in M g‘uA‘IA' Inert; or one ye‘sr. to till vacancies, Pike ....... ......... Hull ”'6 order 7°“? 0”
Wag,“ 'l‘ldeii 0'7“.“ lluddington W. J. ’l‘nllsr. Hsrtford, and Rev ’W Left ““3““ ' Range may
0’ A 7"}:E‘136Newllork' Mansfield New London The report: Mill“ ~ ------------------ OHITIl ... , 1. ,.. ..
QM“ ' ' r," ‘ who accepted slid “out“ 1' Right EM' : .
.: 110310an 11; this the binder for at Melon: - .. Lynch, ,; ,
“6607680“ 5' slots filed rhpbrtotl tén'd on and highest standard in work ‘ .Quartsr 13111111.; 1 ' ~ '
,iollo’wing si ihmniwpncsm at was ward” to the Junior [oclglyt of Wilson .. Capt Uphsm ‘ up
pmmltijgt 160 “d it“ ligam- Clrotoli. Mill on Iprenontrid filly ”it: Smith Cspi. Full limit flostelid .
80 to i... av. “if. our prosl II to ev.(l ten. . W.
I. Brooklyn: clamor-y, liov’. ill-91o. (lip):i two societies oom meted. Right Plait hack 1 ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
" Barrow. Wellington: dirso- limt tli Mpmtirlldhiptistclunch Shepherd ........ ......... Schook DESIRED ,
oi‘ Bridgeport. {illnvll’ilfll‘ last 1611:. "‘ 1"“ m” Wk " ‘ '
. .Sw el shiel-
inf. ll .0. 1) Dayton:
limit
uht. Norwich.
1171111121:
0%.“ "if? 0.000315 .le .
.. eroeort . «om trill,
brief. lt beluga o the silent that a
ppper‘ tsndiid. Magnolia 8131311 god ute hlrlods.;~m . ..
‘5”! son you c ry "1" ”'6'“: ,1-
c all polliiiiii list being outdo to 209; M "UM“ fiiflgfimflwm
12 {g
‘51
.4
U. l"=.
I ' “to «team to no
110331811 All 11 to 91¢ «ruminating.
:6 139% in m" ,
3 ., mountings,-
i036:
. iwiiys follow the 1 ,
‘ tidy Pills. they «:11de
1 MAM mesntusemy mm
a «11mm milliliter _
t” it $766.?"
one we
'snd affective: Contains
foothill
The followins new ministers were from met with their first defeat on
The store 23
1\.0.La\\sou.;m 0 to Is to tell the whole story of
The first and second per-
Iods were the unfortunate ones for
the Noru'nllts but they 5911' ed to show
‘ it ‘11111 team that Its defense was weak.
11 um “K limiblil‘l stored I11 less than two min-
‘ules of play. (‘apinln Smith taking the
‘l 6" Ward “a hall around the and Wilson kicked tho
one more 01“ hdown in Ilie first
period and two more in the second
I With the DXCGIHDD of our or two
“mm“!- while the ”0‘11"“th they were addressed by m“ ”WW” fumbles tho i'ornlniks pinyetli on exech
lent game during the entire second
They hold the heavier llnnhui'y
team for downs, hut Worn otton forced
Costello did the
A successful
forward pass by Lynch to (i'l'laru won
good for i gnln of It) yards and ear-
riod the bull to Ilunhury'a in yard line.
A drop kick foiled lild Dinhury recov-
The spirit with which the Norwullt
team pinged during the second half ex-
from even
the most loyal Dnnhury supporters.
When a team outclassed in weight
and already beaten displays such wirit
It rightly deserves some nppre'oiition
The bays will hnvo another chance to
show their aggressiveness In i home
gums with Derby high next weelt Sil-
Reform umpire, Ripley:
limo-s. idiots and Heron: liuosmsnt
Blilts one Taylor. Time, that ion mini
.1‘.
' fornrin so as in present it smooth roun~
dml contour below these pretty
alcoves.
‘ .\‘Ine lentils of the dressy wnlsts
, nowadays have n shallow not or lure
ill lilillllil Ill llllillll
season. 1‘ von when out somewhat low.
the town puiiion is filled in with a
width of the non embroidery that em-
.lioiiishos the gown elsewhere. so that
the rake in made very tiny.
Certain designers are Introducing
iho half collar with some success. One
half of the neck opening on costs. and
nowns is finished with on ornamental
t'oliui' while the other hnlf is hound
or piped with satin. (in other gun
moms lilitl‘tl is 11 large i'ovoi' turned
hack from one side and the other left
plain or trimmed with a row of for or
llillld trimming.
Iilrown Is very prevalent in oil shodou
running from ilio mixed tune to the
deepest soul.
\‘l’henhioclt not. over white nniin is
ehoson for a. handsome evening (town.
the trimmings um effectively of silver
lltlllll oiiilii'riltit'.11y and silver hem] hon»
tiers and hinges.
When Helm-ting tho lliiierll‘y hun-
Lil'iill for the hair. he onrei’ul to choose
sonioililnu suiiuhle. 1111' not every hit
ot‘vtnpoutry. lionutii'ui thought it may
he In Iii-it'll, is Il‘lliiliilt‘. for the nhove-
mentioned purpose,
The single row; on suit emits In de-
signed to lie unfolded unions the (heel.
iiI'0H't‘li0ll In t'hill
weather. .
1 The “wing" of dull hinrk silk or-
i‘uuued in thinnpiaitrd rows makes a
film dot'orntlon for n iuiloi'od hut;
Vihau used It In most li‘t‘l]lll"llll}' the
Only form of trimiug on the not.
So carefully 11m i'OIUi‘ Schemes
evoked during this season that. the
to blend with the gown ihut accompuiu
103 It tor vlee \’t'l'rlill, nod 11 gown. for
institute, of ashes of roses ls selected
in wear beneath it three quui'iei' length
or Ill of smoked squirrel.
0m- ol' the moat uitrut'tlve of ilil the
hosts of liundonnx I11 the double the
Clan hind of plain black velvet.
So general is tilo fashion of short
sleeves for dressy Ii'oeIu-i that many
flll‘lil who have never hoioro thought to
he troubled nhout hnlr on their arms
are inking the greatest pnlns to'hnvo
lt removed. and otherwise trout the
yoke and under elm-res. and these
latter bring the length of the ulor- we
only to the elbow or slightly below
I'fv on 11 figure I onsldernhl) stout cur
rles lilo tunic shirt well if the over
skirt is very long. reaching nearly the
Imitom of the, skirt. pod finished slm
ply about the liottom I
t‘nnsri color In 01-111an ntiruttive
mudo into eveniint goons “hon lllm
med with ililt‘k sntln. velvet or for or
gurniiurcd with delicate silver lure
and ullv'oiy emhroldery
—-A healthy mm is a king In his own
right: on lithnlih‘ man Is an unhappy
slave Burdmk‘tllood Bitters builds
up sound hesithmpn you well
Very long panel lllllil on mnm oven
lug gowns are of gold (Dillr silk not
carried out In it Mdomr-nhed uunen
tionai design. Kll‘llig 11 most elegant
effect.
.- N... -.»1 m... m... ..
Hotel Maliackemo
I. it. cohuou. Mgr.
unlock AND outsmtt or To turn
ion-ts it ran on Ans uewAno
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
JEL. CALL III
wuss A 1101 stun. courts
.11 11' W
4‘184'1 gtfj‘a‘
A:
fine» the mum Foley's' Ronny ind
munitions yellow when. to is Info
opiates;
Ilsfttis suintiliitos.» 'i‘he divides Pirates: "'"" 1 “
usat
l
Yokes nro lnvtu'itthly shallow this
. 8:601.
‘ 11:001. litlis.
ll: iii
a.» R'Ii-wms— 1W 4-....1......... 1
the New Haven Road
th‘lllllliltl.
Spun" iuu'ei'innu .\It'i‘nskoy
New Ilznrn. covered third ll'lt‘k iii
Ensi Linn: ‘l’ednrr‘duy.
\l'. II
(lllll Izlli'l‘ :tlitu'nt'e
lltit'lilllll of
neural duys'
sickness.
hovering his ll'll’lt. has been
towed to Him Mine.
of the l‘t'I-‘Illtll‘ mun. ll. .\. liion'n.
.\i. .l. Pulley, tlil1'd,irick ioneriuau
11f \\'niz~t'i‘ord. who i'm'onlly leased lilt
In \\'otei'lord.
lug stock In the surrounding villages.
runs lll‘l‘ up for hid lnt'ludznn rennet
or.
both inns nhltli I"'f\\l‘l irnlns :l.’
and “arrest” lllllili l1
BULL' 8 EYE.
'Ihls norld {anions title shot \iln
holds ”11 llli‘il‘llll. I'llt‘llil‘ re «urtl of It"
pigeons in I00 eonser'utivo shots in ”1
Int: 11: lineoln, III llerentlx inn-111.1211
ed. he eiiys'~1 "I suffered
with ltldiuy null bladder trouble lllii
until i
i’lils
I had: evoie hmlm drill and pains it
my kidneys with suppression and i
initnl t'ikluu l1‘olev
I111: l uouid tie: dull honduehes,
I have tulun three bottles
LATEST GOSSIP 0F RAILROAD-
ens
Movements oi Towermen Employed by
ii. M. Williams. first trick llm‘t'l‘iilllll
ill llrnnroi'd is oil“ duty on nt'eouni of
from
Wilcox. first il‘ll'k inwermun.
at Suyiu'uoh .lnm-iinn, hm: returned to
on
Spun: ton'ci‘iuun
\‘I'_ L. Clark. of this city. who has been
trons»
where he will
cover third trick during the absence
isrm holonuinp to the Nevins estate
iillil entered the ranks
of poultry men and has been illll'I‘llilil-
In the train service ln‘u inissungor
hurt-tunensaauur and iraiumnu on
and
ii and pexerul short runs on \m \\lt l1
CAPT. BOGARDUS AGAIN HITS THE
lih‘t'tl st-v-uul ‘I\'t'll known lililllt‘Y mmltl
clues. uli oi \\llli‘ll have 11112 no ivliui’
l\i- In: 1
litltllt' I use d I‘ ilu' Klilllt v l'iliul
t‘lmiii} t'uiolinu. (in mining In the morn-
Now
of Foley
Kidney l’illu niid feel 100 per eon. Irel-
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
.\Illll‘)l.l1]T0\\'N. R. L. October 17.11
film. .lnllu Word Howe died at her
summer home here today. The three
daughters oi tln aged nuthortss Mrs
i huente Hour» Ilitll Mrs,l:1uru Iii: I1-
.nda' and M12». lohn I-‘ llioii wen:
authored about the liedsidt oi the}:
mm llt‘l‘ when the and shine. .‘ili', John
Elliott. lit-r sun-in-lnw, wns also pros
out. Iieuili wamdue to heart failure
resulting from ndvuni'od one and n so-
lere mid recently contracted. Sh:-
2\;:n4' 'Jl yours of non.
HOSPITAL NOTES
.\idoiih Kt'sslil' .‘oi Connecticut nve
line will) was taken to the"\m\\aik
Hospital some time ugo suffering fr: nu
liliiii iii 1: imiiiution this mowing.
It
ludwurd Illuson. one of lie_v'.1mids
irut'kinen. who broke his lot: In 11 full
Saturday. is resting eomi'ortaiile at the
hospital Utility
GLOVER’S
“THE PLACE"
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FALL
SHOES
In Effect October 2, 1910.
A 61.429311. 6: mix,
6:17. 7:20. 7: in
ll: 77 10:201. 10:451. ii: 291
l'. .\I ~~-12:i-E'-x, 1:05. 2:1iiix,
6: mix, 5::
7: .121. ii: lilx, 10;. "9
5: 411.
10:28.
W
' NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
714011.
glint. 9:301, 10:02,
A. L‘s-“‘4 : 40.
ii : 031.
5:40, 0:45,
P. hie—62:03:. 1:10. 1:601.
3:3011, 3:06. 4:20. 510611. 5:12.
0:0“. 6:0311. 8:03:.i':0011. 0:30, 11:0le
“:30. 12:001.
Sundays.
“All 2M .--12: 00:, 0:00 7. 30. 9:03!
P. M ”-12. 04. l: 0211. 0: 02x. 5:06
0:0“. 7: 006. 8:3031. 11:00:.
A Mmi'fllit. 121111. «:12.
“6171011011. 111 2:11. mum.
:2 111421111, 1:20.31111.
2::1 12, 11:15:: it: to, 7:101. 9:01:11. 11:11:
11:11
' 8. 2611. iii 48m:
111111116th To more NonwALK '
' holidays. ’
9 A. iii-“192101. 12103. 7:13. 9:11
Hi: i011. ll: 11!.
P. lie-«221011. Q‘IOX. 0:40. 7210!
.71
1601.1.»1- as 1 21 1. one
i1 06.141. 111. r "1.33" a: so.
71661.1"?66. ,
PM.-«»Il.: 06.7 :11. ":6 2611.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
ll. 08.
it: 1711. 8:.1lx, 9: on,
3:”.
if». 6:501. tl:l0. 6:61111, 7zltix.
Sundays.
A. ill.—~~l‘.3:53x. 5:0le. fullx, 81M.
10'2le.
l'.1ll.-~~I‘J:frilx. litlllx. 2249):. 0:36,
5:601, 7:0011. 7:12. 7:521. 8:311. 0:101.
2:67x.
6: 26.
210er nonwcéx TO new HA~
7:24.
4:20.
ti 61114611111. _
ter. l illll lieu-r ohiliorml with my
kidneys or Idmidor and audio feel like
111) own self." The llridge l‘hnr— . .
mney. .. This IS a Cloth-top season
..._.....__. W. ......... for which we have
TIME TABLE. prepared...
Patent Cloth Top Button
$3.50
Gun Metal Cloth-top Button
3250-34
Glazed Kid l’at. Tip Cloth-top
$3“: 50
Children s
School Shoes, 51-33
“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"
Two Stores,
Norwalit So.Norw11ik
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There is eonsldernhle latitude in hair
dressing those days. One can arrange
hei- Imir high or low, as most becom-
ing, hill the fashionable dressing invar~
iuhly shows the flat arrangement In
from, usually ported In the middle or
on the side.
Axmmster
Rugs
u inns: blood \Wcssel has dischni'gtd ALL THE NEW FALL PATTERNS
Size 9 x 12
THE REGULAR $25.00 KIND
ouniemce;
$21.00
M ”CHE-:L- UNDERTAKII
‘F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
K.
ITS"
AnOII
Heater V
IS JUST WHAT IS NEEDED TO
TAKE THE CHILL FROM THE
ROOM MORNING AND
NIGHT, FROM NOW UN-
TIL TIME TO START
THE FURNACE.
oun ‘OIL HEATERS eunu WITH-
our ooon AND owe SATIS-
FACTION to event! WAY.
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.
136 to I36 Wishington street.
Mutt: Nor-want
....... . .. .1......1..,..................
For Sale In any amount
Foreign Money Orders snd Drafts to
Iii Parts of the Wliriu
Bond 11.11.1111.» st
Deposited With' mm of Bonn.
For Protection of Pstmns
insurance and Real Estate Agents
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.i. M. Layton 8100
D ”iii-sill Ave.I south Nmalk
Norwalk Chronicler