M‘m in Incl End Urinary Misery AAA AAAAAAAA AAAA A Few Doses Regulate Your Kidneys Whether old or youns. no man or , 7 WA » :5? im Airways! 0! .3 ldlug ABAAMA in til i: orbits“ pr‘e. tirade anywhere else in rips-id. which will effect so thoro and pinstripe cure. and offensive. ‘VIQWW not harm aitnflstake by tak- xood kidney medicine any time. moment you suspect any itidw disordered feel is dull. . rat a. heck. shie- or . ioi . “At re AAui’fli’ii lg. full of sediment. it- or attended by a begin‘ taking' tbe knowledge o'th r remedy at any the ugh e time to cure kidney trouble is w is it. is only trouble-before 3m? tritotitgops y.. Gravel «Brig e or Iiiaboids.’ iii use Diureiln, acts directly a it ht's Don theikidntiy‘s, blandAAr and urinary sys- o. isles these organs. ducts Within a row days. ’ me bask, mflisn‘. l’rosiaiir trouble, hrs’i‘s. ’elMsea; ivitallses and and do and completres the cure usu- paiuiur stitches, rheu- nervorrs transmit», dizziness irritability, sleep- lateness. lnilrpueil bl tls stomach or ti “ Ming and A ed by sluggish, dlnppc-ur incontrollable, sruart ‘l‘r6%ucut . urination (especially ti’,‘ and all bladder misery audit. Ul’ other puil'y eyelids. weak, worn out, symptoms inactlye kidneys ”is. at our plgeicitin, pharmacist banker or uni mercantile agency will vouch for}, the Aeripormtbllity or Pepe. Thomp- and 0: Papa. of fil‘n‘clh'nat’l. who pr‘e ‘ pare Papa‘s Diuretic—~50 tent treat mént~sold by every drusglst in the world. ANDREW PURCHASES HADEL HOUB. Andrew Radish 31.1.” Ala: largest individual oyster grower and dealer in the world. will combine to‘ matte Bridgeport his home, having purchased the Bishop p 2921Wasitingtoa avenue, fmrm home of storey Bishop (“first Henry A Bishop. tilt the and Rs— neg has tirade his trains at «A Park e far a number of years. It reported several times that has the r kin ; hiid planned to remove from Bridgeport, but the purchase of handsome WashingtOn avenue rosi deride the sale of which became known toil‘s‘ has set these reports to rest My? adel recently transferred his ot~ thins from the Waller building to . ‘ rlty bulldinfi in Bridaeptirt. ”(INHUMWIM) IAIT NORXli LR enorararoa. .. no» “is” and mm we would be pleased ‘ the " Dinners arid All lilnds or Food floated to enlist 4n E. O’Snllivan . A A MAUI! daisies up to bars . ‘ ‘ 19M PM all. "WARD bail Ali-trifle Ans alioiises. meiosadseeus,ot my from. it” High School Minute hold its first meet- ing yesterday. The following students will conduct this department of the school‘s work for the ensuing your: Editooln‘ChleiL—Louise Egbert, iiilt. Associate Editors-~lrene Barrett. 1911: Then. Dayton. 1912: Dorothy Drake. 1912 gallium” Manager-Thomas Horarl. Business Committee «— Katherine Beers; 1911: Vera Bunion, 19H: Ber-- tiard‘ thteford,“ 1912: Win.‘ Coley. 19.12;. Wm. Daniels, 1912. - Exchange Editors~—-Plrlllp Muller. 1912; Ralph ilaldwlu, itili; hols Boers 1212. Alumni Ititlltorsw'l‘rucy Ambler, 1911'? 12.00 (io'tlllob. 1912; i‘lclcli Bur- liar. 1913. ‘ Local Editors-Wnr. Morgan, i911: Herbert Baldwin, 1912; Helen Hitch. ‘oclt. 1912. Mbletlelwli‘raucls lipham. .1911; Katherine Beers, 1911. Janene-Richard ireland, 1911; Ethel Becker. 1912; Florence Moore, 1912. Substrlptioa . Department —- Paul Knippel, 1911; Mary Bette.1912; Car- ios" Williams 1912. Subscription price—optic per year in advance. li'rc per single copy. The 'song books have arrived and are being given out. Much noise will I); hereafter expected in the assem- ) y. As yet many students. who are back- ward in coming forward. have not trad lockers assigned togthem. They had better white up. also the question of 'Wilel‘e‘Wiii l hang-my overcoat!" may have to be answered for them. The classes in ancient history will have live instead (AF-four recitations a Week. This will make the subject work 10 instead of 8 credits. A meeting of the high school scrrntc was held chucsday AAi rccess. The business was only organization. but this was. not quite completed. Miss Helen Hitchcock, of‘ thc junior- class. was elected clerk and the election of a chairman was on when it was nccca sary to adjourn. Dr. E. H. Gurnhnrt actcrl as temporary chairman. The Derby and Norwuik high school football game which was to be played tomorrow afternoon has been cancelled by Dcrllv -—~"Snfferod day and night the tor- ment of itching piles. Nothing helped me until i used Doan's Ointment. it cured me permanently."~——Hon. John ll. Garrett. Mayor, Girard, Ala. TRIED TO KlLL COUNTKYMAN. Ll'l‘CHF‘lElln. Oct. 21 w«Augusto Rolll, nn ltallarr charged with assault upon it fellow countryman with intent kill. pleaded guilty to the charge in the Criminal Superior Court here yes- terday and woe sentenced to state prison for from one to three years. WERE “THE Poser-2" adies’ OES This is I Cloth-top season for we hate , prepared— l’ateat Cloth Top Button 0 Gun MatlelotlA-top Button 32. 50 $4 Glued Kid rat Tip Cloth-top I?" Writer 8 sons ties. 31-33 “W'IAmIHOIO THAT air". now—— Two Stereo. ‘iilorwsili Settlement A. n The editorial staff of The Normslk ‘ .A "A" “WE PfiOVE lT" W ‘ Why waste time and money expert- mentiag‘with army solves and lo lions, trying to drive the (eczema germ onm underneath the skin when Plato ted'sr Drug Store guarantees “1240 a Alena liqrrld preparation for external use, to rid the skin of the germ life that causes the trouble? One application will relieve the itch- lng and often tlmcaonc bottle is auf ficlent to cure a ‘inlnor (ruse of neutron. ‘ in ovcr 2,000 towns and cities in America, the loading Atrnnyiat has the agency for ’IAEMO and be will tell you of the marvelous cures made by this clean, sirrrplc treutltrcrit. erthi is recognised as the cleanest arid most popular treatment for eczema, pimples, dandruff and all other fornrs of skin or scalp affections whether on infant or Atrowrr pcrson Will you try a bot- tie on our rotominendatlon? l’laisied’s Drug Store. BURGLAR aHEEDY BACK. HARTFORD. Obi. 2i.-'l‘lmotliy .l. Sheedy. a notorious burglar who escap- ed- front the county jail here last August. and who was arrested at troy, Y.. last wacir, was brought back to this city yesterday by ofllcers and pln~ ced in jail. Shecdy at the i no of his escape was being confined r the'iail until roorn could he made for him at the state prison at Wetherslleld to which institution he had boon'sentoua cod for a term from three to thirty years for burglary. ills bronk‘from the jail was one of the most sensational lo the history of the institution. When he was arrested at. Troy, it was reported that he had made an at- tompt at suicide and during his journ- cy from that city to this he was under careful guard against iurtbcr attempt at aelfluiury. Mr. and hire Adam Singer of 25 liavilnrid street. are intending to move to llaubury, November 1. where Mr. Singer and son John, are outplayed. When it Comes to Keeping Warm, the BEST is None Too Good -—‘That‘s the Stamford Furnace we are the Local Agents and are anxious to give you further information Horace R. NashE "LIPHONI 0.1 .N. Main swim SassomniE PA AAA Oil Heater l8 JUIT WHAT l9 NIIDID TO TAKE THI CHILL FROM THE ROOM MORNiNO AND NIGHT. PROM NOW UN. TIL TIME TO ITART TH! FURNACE. OUR Oil. HEATER. IURN WITH- OUT ODOR AND ONE IATll- FAOTION IN IVIRY WAY. The A. J. Angevine 8t Son Co. 1:4 to 120 Washington Inset. limit Roi-wail: ......m..m...m Wu»..wm-am.-i. . , . ”A A For Sale in any amount A: Foreign Honey Orders and Uremic all Parts 0f the World land Required by Law Deposited With Dist. of 00m. l'tir Protection of Pa'trous : insurance and Real Estate Agents J.» M Linea. ii 99.» .s mums Mei. scorn domain “as“. ‘ Williiliillii illi liliil iiZlillliii ‘ Considerable Feeling Expressed in New Haven Over Recon Trolley Difficulties NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2l.—-One of the hottest sessions ill the history of tle 'l‘rolieyiuou's union in this city wound up at. daybreak this morning. follower! the report of the committee appointed to investigate the cilut‘itesl Anode by D H. Fitzgerald, a national officer of the union, that (i. w, Mlnrrh‘x and Thomas i1uskiu, tllc Now ilavorr nu-rubora of the general executive horrrd were play~ in; into the hands of the Connecticut company. The report of the investigators as learned today, cleared Mr. Mlnulx. who is chairman of the general exc- cutive committee and Mr. lieskiu. AA member of the committee and also president of the New Haven Allvlslion, oftlro charges against them, bill the matter of expelling Mr. Fitzgerald from the local organization of which he is it member, was Air-ferrod for one week it is stated. A formal Vote to expelling will he lulu-ti til it special Alieelliig to he hcld one \vcch from to day. At. the meeting last night Mr. Fitzgerald had his supporters and they Won their tight iir his bclrull torupnrnur lly at least although the Action was against lrlnl 0pc of the members today said that it was thought best to giro the urem- leru some time to think over the qucs- tion as to whether Mr. Fitzgerald should be expelled and for first reason the postponement orordered. Mr. Fitzgerald was one of the or— ganizers of the Trolley rrliiorr in this city. He was one or the men tired uniting a batch of crrrployos when the pawn of the attempt to form a Aroilcy union reached the ears of the officials of the road. '1 he Connecticut company officers Avcrc not in charge 01' the strike. \l'liitlr followed lili' discbarac of these cmployes. The strike was in the Fair lluycn & Wcstrlllc duyl Fitagcrnld was illit'l' clcctctl ti on tiorral ofliccr of the Trolley men's rmlon and he has held inc same. posi- tlurr ever slncc, though his duties do not require his constant :rttctrdnncc on trolley affairs. Mr. Fitzgerald is said to have made those charges in a public plscc. it was reporicd to the union by a member h.................... m..." ... .r W LL ER Painters‘ l:iifi‘pi’ies EiGorharn Dec ator AAA Firit Streg'T sin Norwslli Tsleehilne‘isz . THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic chiropractic AAA the science or the ma at the disease and the art or ad- justing the same. Diseases are «used by I much. twist or sprain in the back line umshouuhoodti creates pinched nerves and pain in later lit. in the different organs sac limbs. Chiropractors remove the cases or thil disease and oats. and hearts is restored moon Isrmoauus the It: nerve systems in your bod! N . ....'A'.:Arn. « and Male Dis mu It. gives s to! attention; also Ourvstmdt‘j .I'ea viii am regret . Chiroorsotle s aligned to 1:le _ . . TO 3. Do Cs .0 WMINOTON IT. IO. NOIWALAA Magnolia Treatments isle-AA Alan. m “wwwwup ~- Axmtnster ALL rue NIW‘ rain varrsans Ilse 1‘ I518 rut. assassination Klan ' *oua‘ limos ‘ w ’ioruallr. .. y'i'ayl’n ,’.'A.‘.AAA3.AAAI. CAM aii‘r . TiMNl‘tEGAy’il‘A All" Air tiAKlNG WA» iv! who heard the remarks. and Mr. steroid is said to have repeated the charm-o at AA subsoqucirt meeting of the. New ilavr'u division. if Mr. Fitz- gerald is voted out or the orannizarilon it may mean his retirement from the national office he holds. NEEDLEWORK GUILD. Annual Meeting to be Held With the Misses Hatch. Next Thursday. 'l‘lAt‘ directors All the Noru‘alk branch oi the Nt‘t‘iiii'WOi'k Guild of America. will hold their annual urcct- iirzz for cloctluti tit‘ oflicors and distri- ’ billion of garments at tho iltlllli' oi the Air‘- Wcst AAA-citric. South ()ctoircr L'i'lh. Misses: lion-h, Norwulk. on 'l‘lrurstlriy, at 10 o‘clock a. m. The urnnnrrouierit wish in earnest- ly impress upon the mind of curb rnrrnbcr promptrrcss in sending their annual curriribuilori of into new aar- ruortts, or two articles of any kind, which will be distributed to tlrc Nor- walk Hospital. and the sick and ncody of any denomination. The following are officers and direc- tors. to whom may lli.‘ sent contrlhir Alone: Prcsirlcut Mrs. hardwood uvorruc. First ViviAi’i‘i‘i’iiit‘llile‘A-i. \\'. Vci'liuilr. l'Inat avctruc, Norwullt. Remind \‘lcoi‘residentwhites Jrrlita iiilit'll. tit": Wcst avenue. South Non walk. Secretary-«Miss Sarah E. ii'cst rrvcnuc. Norwolk. lilrccturrr- 'Ml'ti. Alvin i). Warts uorthyhioas iiill, South Norwnlk; Miss Lizzie Cluck. in) North avenue, Nor~ Walk; Mrs. Anna 1.. Wright, 39 Elm- womtasui' no. South Namath; Mrs. Eti- non St John, 15 St. John avenue, East Ltvslic Suiilli, till Smith Nrit‘wuik. ii. Adams, 56 a“ FEDERATION OF WOMEN' 8 CLUBS. Annual ”salon Will Be Held in Dan- Aileen Next Week. DANIMDN. (Iict. 2l.—-»A partial Aimurlm for the convention of the Con hectictit stare Federation of Women‘s t‘luiis, which will. at the invitation of the iJltiitri' Art Club of this place. rueet in Danieleon on October 26 and 27. is announced. This program as arranged by the president of the fed- eration. Mrs. W. Ii. Phipps. of Which bury, and her stall. the executive board. provides among other things. for addresses by Prof. Bailey, of Yale. on “Cir’icu;" Mrs. Emails tirocker, of Massachusetts. general federation chairman of conversation. on "Fates- lr\ Miss Mary Welles. of The Conan the: “it lasagna. on "Factory children of t‘ounccricusg" and h\ Kiss Alice linke'. of New York on “Pure Food“ Election of unicorn will take place at this year's meeting. and while it is stated that Mrs. Phipps will allow her name to be presented for reuomlna. tiou. chooses will be made in some of the other oilicers. hormone ofa clause to the. bylaw which forbids on any member more than two terms in cities. Music is to be provided throulhdiit. the two days“ meetings by the state committee. The sessions will begin on the afternoon of 26 Bit and on the evening of that day a reception will be given the convention by the bios- tess“ t‘luh. VIMTED lN GREENWICH. Reception In Honor of Local Knights of Column». Last Night District Depu John ii" McMahon. F‘itz- A AA AAAAAAAAAA AAAAA Black and white broken checl signs in velvctecu arc being tract for :vtrurc etrcct Stilts dotielbped in the very short Jacket. and narrow sltlrt fashion. as are also some showing the inch-apart white hair line on a ground of black velveteen. Except for strictly tailorcd stilts, the skirt with high waist extension is the. rule for all frocks where. there is n remittance of separation between skirt and bodice. it is not so difficult a thing to reline a cool as one might irungine it one nor-s about it right, Half the old lin- iniz should be removed and used for a pattern. also an a unldc tor putting in rite now. That is all there is to it, r-xcopt the AAA-oral care in cutting. bast- ing and finishing. Women who desire to keep their benuiy rrrtlst not expect to pull off their clothes at night and tumble right into bed. That is the time they must. spend an hour or so in cleansing and awesome Amt the, lace. flock, arms and bust, touching up the nails, brushing and plotting the hair and applying hair- illllit' if lli‘i‘iitlti. Again the report goes out that arti- ficial iiowurs are to be more extensive ly used than over. This is a French ir‘tisirion Altai American women lit-reto- fore haven‘t taken to wholeheartedly. bill which last scastin gained some iootbolrl and if authorities are to be hellcvctl will be still more favored slurlnr; the season to come. The model-AA hcdsteads of cone and brass arc without question more by- At'lenlc than heuvy, hartldoo‘entliaie, ancient \voorlcn tour-posters. and the designs are artistic and beautiful. There is something quite endearing about Alrc ucw tunic that swirls around. Alexandrina fashion. from the buck. says the New York Titties. it is often Ari metal: brilliant white jet. tie- war. studded with pink coral; tighiill of blue Act. that gorgeous drop him» studded at 1A black and again or gold and silver tissue strewn with beads of various kinds. Gold gauze eruhroid~ ered in corals in one of the splendid piece slip of white not over \rlrito lilo-r~~ ry satin. ' i l which is so rrltrn fashionable. i)\ the . NOT A CANDlDATE. Reports have become circulated that former Chief Engineer A. id. Winches- ter was a candidate for office again at the annual meeting of the department, this evening, and he wishes The Senti- nel to state that ho is not a candidate and cannot accept any office in the South Norwalk Fire Department ow- to pressure of other duties. unsightly and sore. can be quickly healed and greatly improvedln sp- pearsnce bythe liberal use of ’ A-D..$. -. Psaoxro ~ «I. CREAM. This is an ideal preparation for _ , keeping the shin stencils no white and the complexion fair and beautiful. It is a fine, greaseless. flagrant toilet cream A mild, harmless bleach, which every woman who values her up- penance should use regularly. Get it It any A. D. 5. Drug Store. w These are the local A. D. S. druggists: Allen. the drugalat. ltyzantlnc topics. draped over it one The Bridge PhIrmacy. The Ciirlord Pharmacy. Quittnar s. Cecily. Props. 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for 9 lbs. Granulated Saga? for 42 lire. Granulated Sugar for BEST GOODS for the Least Money r.. Very Best (Breather! Butter a pound . . . . 35c Extra Fine has a Dozen . . . . 33c Pure Lard a Pound . . . . . . 17c Cheese I Pound . . . . . ltlc Adrl’ Fancy Patent Flour a Barrel . . . 6.75 Add’ Fancy Patent Flour, 24‘4 iii bar: . . 85c . 25 lbs Granulated Sugar for . . . . 1.35 [.00 50c 25A: 0 l of the Twelfth i) strict. Knights of Co- lumbus. accompanied by his inquisitor. Edward .1 Hayes, Grand Knight Wit liAAAAA P Ward, Warden (1 H. Manlvl more and Brothers (A it. Witihma.’ Daniel Hogan John '1'. Ryan and John WWI“! wont to Greenwich. last Avveniu and preformed the work or the a d degree on a class of elevefi candidates. Amara reoeprton was. tendered them by the members 01 “retrace Council and especially by P II D. dent-so iii. Heart and Grand Knisht Dodson, of Orloaooo Council. District Deputy Melt iron gave n vet-if interestia Asllr to t a members and . also tirade an address. it refit announced that at tire next mean as otdtrair emitted Major William it. Flynn.“ ridgeport. would be present: and derive an address. HOTIL Minivans. Mshseitememit 1.; stirrer. Philadel- girls: Mrs. GHFHuuHQ'A‘d also. lrgtown. ” it we AA or r .- 0. C. Wlilh DON'T FORGET THAT POUND OF 25c COFFEE iii) Stamps with l in Ten at...0ilo 40 Stamps with 1 ii). Tea at. . .000 25 stamps with 1 Ab Tea at.. we 20 Stamps with 1 lb. 'l‘ua at. ..300 :10 Stumps with l lb. Uoil‘ee at. .300 27 Stamps with 1 lb, United at. .320 2b . tainps with 1 lb, Coffee at. .300 20 amps with 1 lb. Coffee at. .250 TRY A POUND OF OUR FAMOUB , 000 TEA-ONGE USED AL- WA‘VO USED A0 SAinmps with any of the following articles: loan Saleem loan Sardines at. .. 1 pit: Macaroni at i pits. nornrrat ii pm. 0:23in oacu.. ......100|1pkg. Starchai ........ .100 ......100 1 hot. lilquld llluo at ........10e l pita. Macaroni at. ........ ......... ...10a 2 cans Lunch Cocoa. each Add 2 cans Peas. each m .10o .100' .106“ fly is earns or one puns sxraAd‘rh—ss s-rAMPs Fairs , WITH tacit sorru A» y .
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