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SOCIETY NClIICES
ssouio DIRIGTORY.
isI Communication of 0ch
. No. too. 1'. and A. M.. will
its rooms. Nov. 211: at I p. m.
roe. All Mastsr Ma-
n frstomsily invltsd.
,. ‘ xFratsrnsily yours.
.1 ROBERT M. WILcOX. esc'y.
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0‘ Merchants and Msnuiacturers
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we do not recall haying heard,
’ read. a word of criticism. Consider-
vauiivo ammunition-ions
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, duh-News Department
Dab—limos» Department
dam-«Branch Otflos. Norwsik
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Association
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“Twfilgg'liogh BUTT NTAHD. “Secretary
Exes cutivo Committee
nUflgtlILt. FROI
H
MAN
"‘Oriéonnectlcut's retiring governor.
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\ trig that he was called most unexpect‘
49¢ 4
sliders it would be a return to the
; ‘St-A
“Waterbury Ms
" ass is charged is s fine or is use and
silly to the highest office within the
gift of the state, his record in (but of-'
ties hair sheen remarkable for the‘
smoothness and ability with which he
has conducted its uffislrs.
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Judge John H. Perry, of Southport.
favors the adoption of the direct pri-
mary system in this state. its con-
..- m
electorate of the state 01 a right which
has been taken away and usurped for
the behest of a few as against the
interests of the whole people.
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«om
TWENTY vaang aoo TODAY
Tuesday. November 26. 1800.
Tim bad freight wrecks on the (‘on
soliduted Railroad at Cos Cob and
Greenwich were reported. but no one
was injured.
The Board of Councilmen appiopri-
sled 16,100 for a sewer system thru .igh
Grove street Burritt and Woodward
avenues.
August Belmont. the distingui ed
New Yorker, who was famous satin
,Inoior. politician. turfman and lcvsr of 1
Fifth avenue‘
line arts, died at his
residence.
9......“ .
harm wmrs suit: our.
Arraigned Undsr Fod-
orai Bi ate in This City.
HARTFORD. Nov 25. ~The first
person to be arrested under the fed-
eral statute dealing with white slave
Making in this state was brought
before United States Commissioner 87
melanin. He is Alfred Dinuo. appar-
ll? (shoot 21 years of age. The pun-
‘1 meat for the crime with which l.l-
ip'iprisoninent for five years or both if
lilo‘girl is over 18 years of age. if
so. is under this site the line is 110.-
flip and imprisonment tor ten years or
Within the power and discretion
his»
{tho iiri is Harriet Holland and her
do
unsightly akin Aflociions Which
calm lmharrsssmsst Ms Quick»
ly Gui-ad by Mariam. ~
"To tell the truthw i was ashamed to
so out." mars sir John Rogers. oi At-
lanta. (1a. "111 trouble was adsorbs on
such sill pi: my nose and caused lots
of 1m lead expense. 1 used every
prapardt oh i could get» hold of bull
they all seemed to make it worse tin-
iii i tried posiuiu. i can truly say ev.
cry trace of it has disappeared and
does but seem to return. Poalaui is a
wonderful remedy. i keep some at
hand all lilo tiuic. "
The nucleus of posiaiu is not at all
suiprislnx when it is considered that
even a small quantity stops itching
immediately and proceeds to heal at
once. The very worst cases of ties mu,
as well as none. herpes, totter, p lea.
salt riicuin, rash, crusted humors.
scaly scalp and every form or itch
yield to it. readily. iiieinlsiies such as
pimples. red noses. muddy or inflamed
skin disappear. the complexion being
cleared overnight.
A special fill-cent package of poslam
is prepared for minor uses and this.
its well its the regular 82 jar is on
sale by all druggists, particularly The
(lllifltlf‘d Phurnuicy and Edw. W. Kelley.
.r.
A sample of poplom, which will air
ford a nvluclng test, will be sent by
mail: 0. of charge. to anyone who
will write to the Emergency Laboraton
his 113‘. stst 25111 street. New York
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IA8KETIALL SEASON
OPENS Allbl‘lillilildll
((ioutiuued from First Puss.) .
‘y _.¢.A~.
as the fit Paul‘s Norwaik high. «13.
St. Paul's. 12 tells the story of this
gal-us more eloquently than words
Seldom has the armory contained a
larger crowd thus the one that \vit-
nessed the game last night Probably
a good estimate of the number would
be about nine of ten hundred. Eulxept
for the loss of the big game by the
Norwaik team. it was certainly an ans.
pistons beginning for the basketball
season of 1910-1911.
The All New Yorke jumped into
high standing with local folks last
winter when they defeated the armory
players by a small score. in a return
game this team repeated its previous
victory. And book they came last
night and nosed out the Norwalks in
another name that was hard to losi-
The visitors have another great team
this winter with “Red" Fitzgerald the
center of attraction. and likewise
team worh'us usual. German and
Downing were no slow pair of for
wards. either. tho iattur cupping u to-
tal or ten field goals. Shaugiliiessy at
center and O'Connell at guard com-
pleted the quintet. In the Sixth Com
pony team were the four local favor
tes left over from last seasons live.
with the Siamiord vinyel‘leiyc-«nl
“All. Finn AVIIUI
Every
superiors“ turtles-attire
Pony Skirt Coats.
Seal Rat Coats.
about 20.1w home is in East
'1 Ma, and as she is a country girl
W be that her use is not over 18
this is a material piece of infor-
11? item will be taken to ascor-
#11 or correct an before final lodg-
t is passed noon the case. The girl
3% ‘in East Boston to visit relatives
on Saturday last made a trip to
-. where she met Diana Ho
up so musintsncs with her
I to have pregrsssed 'very
" pits the excuse that he cited
Mmissionor Marvin when srr
Mathilda 'l‘uesdsy afternoon. that
not speak English it is air
that be persuaded the alrl to
. .psay him to Waterbury to visit
or. 'i‘hs surrsst wis'rnadsuio'
stawury so so on norms on
they secured about the conduct
pair whiis in the Brass City.
sirl some to Hartford Tuesday
.10 testify against Disuo. Rs
4 nadicorsnisht of his case
Isa that his lack of liinalisli
him from understanding
as ossinst iiiiu. libs it» very
dots-lily Initial. Diana and
psi-om it taken that no d
at to hdr sh
“burlap
the court.
sviul‘s "Tits: round.
it. nor
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interim bs~
t
your kiddo?f
sign of tron
head dac 'bc orl
oBcgtihsmfiP
or
3:" drill;
‘ diliss
listen was “claim ludi-
MUM“
for? 81.1:‘lnliiiloé‘I
l
krill!“
um ,
it its lad pool!
half; with Norwsiit showina 111 points.
due to ’1 posts from the field slid a sac-
ow Ybrlt uintdl cattle:
s.i'o’r s tots of 16 in this
ossstul try from s trss throw. This
shows the «treaty matchsd strength of
the teams. The second half brought
out. some more hard laying with first
one team and then it other skipping
into the lesd.'1‘-hs score stood as to
so in favor of the All New Yoriis a few
moments before the and when several
shots narrowly missed by Noru’ralk
players.
when the timer rang the bell. the
score stood the more: with the visitors
taking away a victory that they fairly
earned. The home team showed some
lost work till the time and though sore
over the detest. can feel that they all
played up to fast form and will have
liliolili'l great quintet this winter. l
(in Monday night local patrons will
have a chance to. see in action the
Dei by team. which turn claim to the
championship of the state. This team
iuiiks high up the state
The, summary:
All New Yorks. Norwaiks.
(ioruiuu .................. Giiaineiil
Right Forward.
ilow nl ii 3 .................... ilorucy
Slinugiiuesay ........ . ..... Hay
Center.
Fitzgerald ............... Iiagon
Rightfiuard.
(J Council .................... ('ahiii
Loft Guard.
Goals from field: German. 0:
Shoughnessy. 1: Downing. 10; O'Con-
nell. 1; (luamelri. 3; ilorncy. 2; Hay,
3; Dustin, 4. .
From free throws: Fitzgerald. 2;
(luarueiri. 2: Dagon, 3; Cshili, l.
Microe~i~fl P. Rooney.
The high school team had the crowd
'with them all the time and as last sea
sort it seems that the N. 11. S. basket.
ball live is destined to be a big favor
lte again; Willi a new team. the Nor-
walk lads pulled together in creditable
fashion and although outweighed by
the Bridgeport team. showed that they
had plenty of nerve, to say nothing of
basketball knowledge. it was nothing
but a walk over for the home live and
it was no trouble for them to get 2-1
points to St. Paul's 5 for the iirst half
The second half produced 19 points
for Norwilk high While the visitors
collected '1. The game‘s total read:
N. ii. 8.. 13; St. Paul‘s. 12.
Cutting and Willing tried hard for
Bridgeport.
System predominated in high
school‘s play. several signal plays ‘0
ing through so nicely as to afford easy
shots under the goal. The scoring was
well distributed among the local stu-
dents. it was such good work by all
bands that the cheering section from
high school were iicpt busy going
down the list. so uniformly good were
they all playing. i’fosieliu and Ferris
split up the game at center and both
got. into it Well. The other positions
were taken care of very wnii indeed
under the leadership of “Dick“ ire
l BECKER a MARTIN,
Wholesale Furriers.
10 and 12 West 381h St.
- Rich Furs for Christmas
uncut we all» to roads on tbs pro-sins by
skins are selected byolo one! tits
firm. This assurance is valuable to the purchase oi furs. for
iaassrticlacfdrssslssonaclidscopuiiu “practised
Caracui Fur Coats. l!lncltcs......... 55. 00 isp
is inches.........
or iachss.......'75s00 up
Fur Lined Coats lush and vanadium-50.00 Us
Malls. sum. sari; is all tin lashloaabla tars.
especially Silver Fair and Russian tabla. at special prison.
illsyouvrlll
land.
1 may he a green icam. but the to
TAKI ELEVATOR
50.00 up
It Will Pay You to Know
about your bodily oondition-to get quick. safe and sure
relief when your stomach is out of order,
when: and your bowels inactive. If at
is: with these important organs—when you have
ecldull and heavy—you will take a low doses
spars yourself a lot of unnecessgry
your own good. and for th
health,“Pg and comfort you ought to know without
Effect of
' reliable reused in the wot-111.7
filo ct rid of so srin , b
elimination in good rimmludg
’ sperlect health which“ enables you
. disease
to stones
r sins hill and their iii, '
lint irwas not to be and.
its lack of ituslrlc Juice; your food is
.nausea heartburn. striping in bowuis,
Left Forward. 1
‘ it will fllllll
indigestion Sloiuscii Gas. Heartburn
or Dyspepsia Will Be Relieved "
in Five Minutes
Take your sour. out-of-urdor atom.
son—or maybe you call it indigsb
lion. Dyspepsia. Gastritis or Cuiarrh
of Stomach; it doesn't mutter-minke
your stomach trouble right with you
to your Pharmacist and ask Jilin to
open a bit-cont case of ape'l Diaper»
sin and let you out one 2-grsiu Trian-
uuie and see if within five minutes
there is left any trace of your former
misery.
The content name for youi trouble is
Food Fermentationwfmid scoring; the
Digestive organs become weak there
only halt digested. and you become af-
fected with loss of appetite. pressure
and fullness after eating. vomiting.
teudeiness in the pit of stomach. bad
taste in mouth constipation pain in
limbs. slecploiisness, belching of gas.
blilousucss. sick headache, nervous-
ness. dissiness or many other sliiiiiai'
symptoms. '
if your smiotlte is tickle aud‘noth-
lug tempt; you. or you belch gas. or if
you feel bloated after eating. or your
stomach. you can mfliil‘ up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cause-iermen1uiion or undi-
gested food. 1
Prove to yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good as any;
that there is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin est-
ing what you want without tear of dis~
comfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. it is merely a matter of how
soon you take a little Diapepsin.
cals did not show any evidence or it
last night.
0 Mars. a center oandldsin. and Co
lay. in line for guard. were in playing
rid, but did not get into action last
night.
The summary:
51. Paul’s. Norwaik H. 8.
Wutmough .................. lrsliiud
Right Forward.
Cutting ................... McMuhon
Loft Forward. “
Widing ......... Costello. Ferris
Canter.
Munich ..........‘1.'.-.". Storey. Costello
Right Guard '
1.511 Guard.
Goals from deidt‘twming. 3; Rors-
bsck. 2'. ircisnd. 7: McMahon. 2; lion.
tolio. l; Ferris. l; (Ironwood. i.
From free throws: Munich. 2:
Manon. i
itc!croo~l‘. P. Rummy.
Norwalk high plays the Kciacys of
Norwalk on Monday night.
The All New Yo: i... trimmed the
Bayiisw Whosltnsu of Newark. 87 to
2.3 on Wednesday (tight.
_~—m“mad~&~m—«
Willi ll 11111 8111111
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WALL. STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Opeu-
ing dealings in stocks were so light as
scarcely to more prices from the this
log level of Wedu Exceptions
Were Gaitersl Elerir Inhibit advanced
tilt. and National Railways of Mexico
Second PM. its. the latter on the more
reassuring advices fromllaxiub. in»
lorboroufl Metropolliatl’ 'fd. also
toss it. Otherwise the sins ‘clliiilleii
were mixed between gains and ice-
sea.
WALL STREET. 11 a inn-Ii slow
hardening movcnwpt sent the level of
prices up all around. the train smuuut~
ing to a poim in American Emailing
and Pacific Mail. and lib. in Miniioailo‘
its. til. Paul. and Soil rite. Marie old.
American tilde and leather pfd. yield-
ad 11 point.
Wold. STREET. 1 p. m.~Fiuctua»
tions in the stock market were too in-
significant to call for notice. lioihie
Rorii back (i redwood
Mc-
hem Steel gave way a point.
1
c. a...
your liver tor id.
rst
e sake of
011
Instr
food lies like u lump of lead on your ' . —~
B iii it ill
(in
Tit 9:
Leaf
1111118 All ruin.”
Mrs. Catherine Surchard.
Mrs. Catherine Burchsrd. widow of
the late John Burchard. dicd at the
home or her daughter. Mrs. ids i". Wil-
liamson. No. 76 South Main street. yes-
terday afternoon. title was aged 150i"
entivtlve years. i‘lcaidc Mrs. William-
son she leaves two daughters. Miss
Elizabeth Burchsrd. of South Nor-
wolk and Mrs. Theodore Camp. of New
York. The funeral will be bold Suir
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, from llw
residence in South Main street, Hili‘v
iai will be in New Canaan. The Rev.
F. ii. Uplift!“ will oliiciste.
Josio Manna.
Josie hlareno. the tour-monthsoid
child. of his. and hire. Joseph Moreno.
of 103 Lexington avenue. died yester-
day morning. The fiiiibl‘iil was held
in the afternoon. with burial in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Funarai of George Bank.
The formal of George Bank. who
died Wednesday afternoon. will be
held from the St. Peter‘s German Lu-
theran Church. in North Main street,
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
Rev. Martin Stoop will officials and
the interment will be in Riverside
cemetery.
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NEW REGIME A'l‘ MUSIC HALL.
The change from vaudeville to the
legitimate was made at the alloys the-
atre Wednesday night. the initial pm
ductiou being the strong sud (boron h-
iy popular New York success, Tic
Thief. 0
An exceptionally strong company
plnyed the production in a meritorious
manner and the staging’nss all that
could be desired \‘csteidm afternoon
and last nigiitihe bill was .Charley’s
Aunt. n play which is truthfully dos
cribed by Charles i-‘mhman as the fun
nlcsl be ever owned. This production.
like The Thief. ass competently hand-
icd‘by the presenting company and two
large and particularly Well satisfied
audiences was the result, Charley's
Aunt will be 1111‘ bill for the rcmaiudcr
of the work. Next week The, Lion and
the Mouse will be the bill und this will
be followedecukiy by some of the
simngaat New York success. inciudinu
Girls. The l’lirl of the Golden West.
tin-waters Millions, etc.
The Music Hall Block Company is
comprised of the following strong play.
l‘i‘li
Farrell McKnight, John ltnchc, liter~
ton Stevens. John F'ioiuiniuurz. Miss
Nellio Batloiic. Miss (liorlii (inilup.
Carroll Duly, Harry Larliwc. bliss Add
tit. Claim. Miss Eleanor Parker and
Perry Jones.
Knight strut Sonics.
The Thanksgiving service. hold at
the Knight Street A.M.1«; Church
esierday was fairly wall attended
{lid was very interesting The ch01 its
selection was very inspiring and upnrb
prints Pastor ilumbs delivered a very
eloquent sermon appropriate to the
occasion upon ‘Tho lisnelits of
Thanks viug. " Next iiundny the true
toss wil give a rally. known as the
florid Ind Goiish‘s rally. The com
gathers in this rs are Deacon .11).
syior and local reachin- .1. Fuller.
and Sunday will be the only time that
it will be known who is the David. for
as it is a contest rally the naming will
be according to the amount of money
collected by each The pastor will
preach both morning it evening. At
the it ociocli service in Gumbo will
divs a brief description or his vaca-
tion trip. and the historical points vis-
ited. including Trinity church. where
George Washington attended in the
oracle; at the s octoolt service he
will preach upon the mutt of the hair
do hotwssn iisvid slid Goliath at an-
clout history. The choir will render
special music for the occasion.
m omits-“w
Thanksgiving Dinnsr.
Tho‘flsnklgivinp dinner at the list-
vstioa, Army hail want of! very nicely.
A lavas lliiitlllli' of children psi-took
ll “wail cuff t c iy etc
it b. so.nus.sni. .
The sutsrtsisinsst in the evening was
also well hissudsd sud entered by all.
A vary luterssting program was rein
dared.
. m
Amos titers who sttsndsd Jack,
was theatre in mission". rosters». '
, tho matinee of
. lira. Mutual
hill Wt) Iliad more
111-. and Mrs. 11. "I
is. Owen Kinda- i
‘ ids
REINLERS lN
_ “‘1‘
rd fur special mention
here illustrated. The
decorations consist of
pretty blue flowers in~
icrnuvu-n with a green
liirt‘oui design. litlltiiul
will] f'iinvy kit-mi bilge:
and old shoulder-line;
solid burnished gold
handles add a rich
much in the artistic cl‘~
ll‘t‘l. The price is liiii‘
the
nitrma loft-pieci- i-irt
:unli:;.... $36045
IA“. ORDERS
IGGINS 81 (SHE A
THE LARGEST CH1NAr8 GLASS
Dainty Limoges
Dinner Set, $36.45
From our most recent iruportntionsmf fine (‘hlnnmniid
ailnlv “30 different Dinncrwnrc i'luitornn—wwc have sit-lect—
dainty
PROMPI‘LY Fll LED.
Ila-duo's Illustrated (‘ anions: shawl" I treat number or
other In act- la Esau-II. tantra-n and French China seat
lm upsi- rooms.
THE WORLD
Lirimgea Dinner Set
RRINUIPAL KILLED.
Elmira Trolisy Wills Football Crowd
r Jumps Track.
ELMIRA. N. Y.. Nov. 25.-Rubert .1.
Round. principal of school No. 5. and
one of Elmiras prominent cduculura.
has aimed instantly. killed and too
billets slightly injured sites it street
car hearing I load of illit‘(‘.‘liiliiid to a
football game lumped the track on a
curve just outside of the football field
yesterday afternoon. The car turned
turtle and struck it telephone pole.
throwing Prof. Round to (mu end of
the. our, where his bond was crushed
by a broken tiniyer. 111- died liisluiir
’1‘. Another pit sengcr sustained a-
t‘dmpmiud fracture of the wrist. und :1
iii-op scalp wound. while the conductor
was badly c lit about the. face
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MISSIONARY LEWiS DEAD.
BOSTON. Nov. 25.—-~'l iioduatii of
Rev. (‘iinrlcn (1. 14min. of Philadelphia
ii missionary stationed at the Aiuci'i-l
can Baptist. Foreign Missionary 30011”!
ty's mission lit Suliu. Szchiian pro-
lncv. Wool Uhiuu, is announced in it
rablcprum received at the society's
headquarters in this city. Mr. Lewis
had been suffering from heart trouble
and was on his way down the \"ungtse-
Kiting river to the coast. iiomcwurd
bound when death occurred on Nov.
1'1. Mr Lewis had been 0111133011 in
I *munuawoussmcm'
West 21st&22d Sis.
.10 We months hard labor.
missionary work 111 China since 18911
lie was a native of herb . Pa. 1
Nina is the lime to 1111 your books
show there.
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EDUCATION IN RUSSIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ‘25.—-A step in
the. (firemen of tile educational ad.
ranrcmcnt of the Russian pébple and
of vital and far-reaching importance.
has been undertaken by‘ the Dome of
the car's kindom. according to a re
port received by the State Department
1mm Ambassador Rockiilii at St. Pet-
ersburg. A bill providing for univer-
sal free primary education is being
considered by the Donia.
The bill stipulates that instruction
is to be given on 180 days of the your
in cities and 160 days in the country
districts. 'l‘cachiug is to be conducted
5 in the Russian isnituuite, except in the
districts where the majoritp of the
population uses another tongue. in
these instances the language of the
. majority may be used during the first
two years of instructifin or for a long-
or period by special enactment in re‘
gard to curb legion or nationality
TWENTY SUFFRAGETTES AR-
RESTED.
lONDON, .‘suv. 25.—~—Twenty suffra
gettos who were,arrcated during the
night for smashing windows in the gov-
onrineni oliices. were sentenced in the
Bow street police court today. such
in pro
nouncing sentence Sir Albert Dthut-
sou. chief magistrate of the Motropoli
tau police court sand: “You disorder-
ly women have been treated with too
much leniency in the past."
Christmas will soon be here
shut
larg-
. are
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