are one of his beat me i
s at list! price to ali‘i‘b me a it it
the toildwing‘ coupon and pre-
il it > t bi store: ‘
trill; ”await :anéktleiznlg Phil”
'sm I animatorragom cure of con;Y
ai‘s lit hair
his title. I will refund the
it may to any dissatisfied cue»
er.
i, '. .rmrtiw asxraa. »
TWENTY-FIVEOKNTO
lir. Howard's specliic tor the cure
. . tonstipation and dyspepsln'ls not on
7 known remedy It has made many
bietcures giant hero in South
livid so posttve is Drufllst
. ;ter of its great superiority in our
in; dyspepsia, constipation sick lied
he and liver troubles that ho w ill
addition to selling ii iii hull price:
‘ und the money to umone whom it
, as not cure
gorse DELEGATE r‘o his osoes
CONVENTION.
H. Hfiiridgmsno'brr Norfolk, selected!
j by governOr Wcoks to Attend
[i Nationdl Meeting.
.M‘HARTFORD. hush i.-.~1ll H. Bl‘ldg-
. All, of Nortollt. has been appointed
titeeting ol' the American Nos
tiun‘at Red Gloss to he held at Conti-
Miltfil Morndrlrtl Hull. Wushlngton. D.
0.. December 6. There will be a meet-
in: or the cbntrut committee at 9: 30
d'dlook iii the morning. followed by the
; general morning session with address-
1 as on "First Al Work Among the Po-_
lice of Cleveland“ "Public First Aid
minibus." “Spatial Activities in the
‘Cn‘na'i zonoy“”"1‘he Red Cross Christ-
gloss Seal its a Factor in Co ordinatins
slat Agencies." The Duties and 0p
. portunltieh of an institutional Mem-
her or the Red C1039" with reports on
Christmas seals and the organization
of stdtbb
. Tito afternoon session will begin at
2:13 b'Clddlt with President William
H. Tilt presiding These will be to
parts by officers. the war relic] board.
committees on first bid and nursing,
national rellet hoatd. reliet work of
the year in the United States. reports
by internittlonni relief boards with in
ternauonnt reiitr work or the year.
The meeting will close with the elec-
tions of officers. There will be a to
ceptlon to the deli-gates at 9 o’t-lork in
the evening.
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cults FELT HAT companv.
Officers Elected at Meeting Held at
the Plant in South Nurwalk.
A meeting of the at k holders of
The Clear Felt Hat Com any was held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. at
the allies of the company in Raymond
street. The following omcers were
elected:
President—Thomas 1’. Collins
88cretary Ind Treasurer—Andrew
.1 (billion.
BOard or Directors—Charles Klein.
Robert 8. Barclay. Thomas 1’. Collins.
Andrew J. Collins. -
some“. srocxrou rsouorao.
SHINGTON. Dec 1 ——Resr-Adml
ml hsries H. Stockton. Who since
last ay had i} n the acting pregldent
or rxe Wis Onivetslty. yesi
to . ‘2“ elected to the position of
w r.9. an;
.......
IPDRT, Dec. marbles hi
' . . ted
em nos is .
g. ‘mutblsobelle
toxernoi to attend the sixth.
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' GIVES TWO PLAYS
.12. (Continued Loin no: em)
Miss Marnie Banged. as tne~servsnt
who was about to leave. was line. and
tier. who tool: the part
.i‘exhibited great pro-
cloudy. Kenneth Vernem. who is
well-known as a’ local star. was.
ever. the bit of the play. Jack Best
comes in for no small share of credit
. for t e way in which he took the part
pet; sum di- thb waiter
eats i“, let his “rhino tit sis mowin-
, ren oodward. who appeared as Mr.
Glimmgmcertainly shone throughout
the en comedy; . The plays were
given under the direction of Prof. E.
L. Belushns. o! the Harstrom Pro
paratory school. and he deserves great
praise for his work in drilling: the
young people so thoroughly in their
pit to.
be cast or characters was:
Baily Buzzard. . . . . . . . .Mamle Sanger
Lucretia Buzzard ....... Isabelle Alter
lien ilnzzard ........ Kenneth verdant
John Small. .............. Jack Beatty
Glimmer .. ........ Warren Woodward
There was quite a little (1 lay in
starting a second play. owls to the
last that the lights on the stage Were
out. caused by a blownout i so. The
trouble was at length rope red by
.(leorge ll. Coffrey and Russell Frost,
and the second play was begun. This
proved a hit and though there were
but two in the cast there was a con-
tinuous stream of action that was pro
ductive of great antioontlnuous laugh-
ier‘
The second production was "The
Lying Machine." and as either Miss
Emily Nash.“ Sue Bretio. or Ken-
neth Vernum. as Hum Lotte. told an
month, the bell of the machine would
ring
Miss Nash was a scream. wearing
a crest on of black and white polka
dot wi i a rod bobble. The young
lady was supposed to be an actress
out of a job and waiting upon a lunch
counter in a town from which all the
inhabitants save three men and some
dozen dogs had removed. She at-
tempted the capture of a bandit. an-
other actor, who entered (or lunch.
holding him at the point of a revolver
and ilnhlly capturing him in the cof-
fee urn. The play ended after Mr.
Vernam had made the principal in-
gredient of the out lull of coffee.
The committee or arrangements for
the entire affair. which composed the
ladies of the guild. had charge oi the
various booths during theniternoon.
at which time u. sale and honour was
held They deserve grout praise fot
their management of the function The
affair proved a dazzling success so
ciaiiy and financially.
The two young ladies with the grab.
bag. Miss Dorothy Cholwail as the
Japanese girl, and Miss lslmlly Randle
as the little Dutch maiden. were clev-
erly gotten up and carried out thoir
parts well and to n iinunoinl advan-
tage.
The booths were decorate with red
‘poisottns and red and whi 0 choose
cloth and presented a neat nppenrnnre.
The ladies and the booths they were
in charge or are as follow: Fancy
articles, Mrs. Robert Vuu ilurcn. Mrs.
Schuyler Hamilton. Mrs. P. M. Sun
her and Mrs. D. \i'. Vernam: caitc.
Miss Lizzie Clark. Mrs. Henry i‘.
Price and Miss Alice Fitch; apron.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs."l‘. 8’. Murruy;
candil. Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop. Mrs.
Robert 8. Van Enron and Mrs. Clar-
ence Osborn. and the books... Miss
Clara Betta.
Harry Earle and Harold ilaidwin
were property managers and executed
their duties iaithfuiiy and wall.
Following the plays there was a
continuance of the sale and dancing
to the music at Spledela orchestra.
ugh“ isto hour. All those in charge
0 t e
one! 1
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A A Remedy
For Coughs
and Guide '
world’s standard remedy
for colds, coughs. infin-
and other pulmonary of-
fcc'tlons, but it is ionic
and reconstructive in its
action. as well.
tile, improves the diges-
tion. aids thehssitnilaticni
of food,
tissues, and is potential
in retarding that waste of
tissues and that poverty
of blood which are among
the most prominent fea-
tures of consumption.
lining and adjacent tis-
sues of the air passages.
in ”I: II nun.
you learn firm exposed. I!
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lirlduoport.
ORDER RESTORED iN MACAO.
LlSIiON, Portugal.
udticos received today irom Marathi My trouble started with a sharp
the Portuguese dcpondonrt in Chiunqshnotlna pain over my back whltlt
state that complete order was in stor- izrew worse dullv.
ed following the granting of the de-
moods of the
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sailors The governor of Marne who ley Kidney Pills.
was suspected of pmlwilllfl the rolls. no put new life and sit-onsth into me.
replaced by and now i am completely tured u’nd
or
ious orders. has been
their were Well pressed with lJudgo Marques want
the ,suocess of it. as Were the” who egclaitnsd the change of udmlulsiru~ sears The liridxe Pharmars and W
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Sirolill (Pronounced Stove-tin): The celebrated Swiss with” for taillight And colds.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. THURSDAY. DEC. 1. rgro
‘Sirolin is not only the
Sirolin Is a
Physician’s Remedy
‘io
za, bronchitis. grippe,
Ask Your Doctor About it
It stimulates the appo-
Sirolln is well and favorably
known to physicians the world
nourishes the over.
Sil‘olin is very agreeable to
the palate. It' is a preparation
Acts as a Tonic
It never tails of excel-
lent tor to effect upon the
most valuable drugs. Sifolin
and also upon the entire.
worn-out system.
It’rqb a [ml/1c 01' Sim/2'»
Take 1'!
rainy, (old
trimmer
guniacol, the active principle
of creosote. Sirolin is not only
palatable but it also improves
ram/ariy in
weather. and
m.” Mammy firm"! and aids nutrition.
mid: 4/! leading drown/r liars Si‘rolm
Sirolineostsiaseembiss, saw-Mum“
possessing all the virtues of
ginnincoi and creosote, without
the disagreeable taste of these
is compounded with a palatable
non — irritating derivative of
the appetite. assists digestion.
SIROLIN for Coughs and Colds
run smoufigcou 365'& 367 Canal Street. New vent
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HOTEL ARRIVALS ‘.
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l rMuir-l l‘ivrpont. school teacher,
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USEFUL OlTilEN DEAD. .
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trot-on. Jump. the ensresetlo
meet. it potatoes .
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diod‘ut his home
liaioa t‘ \i'. Forrest llif'lf‘. yesterday. aim u weeks illness.
Non Y;orlt (‘npi ii A Wiorgosoi l‘. lilo snails scout-told and iruwsn ulfc
the New
was
Groouslt-ln, , built Mi‘. Mr Plenum! W” I foreman
and superintendent of construction of
is. Sltoison New Haven; t‘. W Boyn- a edition of the line
ton Wontpori;
1.. l" Fiemier. lloston; L it linributt
\i. 8 liuilbutt Wilton. iv‘.(l.i<oclor.1iu$.
Mr. and Airs. T. E. Powers, Norwuik:
John ll, Light. i". ll. iniwton. city.
Before that be
W F. (‘ole \V oruestcr; i had taught school at Meriden and int.
lrrly had given his attention to farm
Remember that when your kidneys
Sure mooted. your life is in danger.
'1
i felt sluggish and
Ill lion was irregular
i siurted using in
Erich dose seemed
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Bill SHIPS llilil llll
But as Yet “The cyclone.” is Bile
iy in ills i-ldiid. and “Around
the World in 24 Hours Grail”
Nestle renew .
m
This will be anything but a merry
Christmas for person-mun hold stock
in any of the big transatlantic steam-
ithit) 'omuaulos it Mr. Pia (lario Da-
vitae invention will do one twentieth
of what he says it will do
While the invention is still nestiinx
behind Mr. Devite's frontal bane. he is
so certain or its success that he has
gene on record to the attest that in six
months ocean vessels would be tight-
ing for the Barron island business and
aeroplanes would be used only by
steeple climbers. At this point it
might be remarked that Mr Davlte is
a landscape gardener. ,
He made those conservative state-
ments at his home. No. 340 East 151st
street. and added that they ware not
to be treated confidentially. As a matt-
tor of fact he made them in the press
once of his wife. “The Cyclone" is
what Mr. Devlin is going to call the
passenger machine which he insists
will revolutionize travel between he
and Europe. New York to Home n
ten hours is just one of .the many
things he expects to accomplish with
it. The. machine will be capable of
five hundred miles an hour and he
could annihilate the distance a great
deal quicker. but he wants to take it
easy at first. He has no desire to set
hauled up for speeding
Fruit of Three Voln' Thinklni
He was lying on his back as he talk-
ed about his modest little achiey‘uent.
but ho proved he wasnt dreaming bi‘
repeating his entire monologue a little
later whiie standing on his feet. For
three years he has been perfecting the
device in hls‘mlnd. and now it has
reached the stage where the public
can be taken into his confidence He
explained thhi it toot: him nearly a
your to figure out side and and doors
to the machine in order that the Pub-
lic Sortlcn Commission could iind
nothing to criticise. As he describes
it. the device in shape will be a cross
between a dill pickle and a wicner~
wurst suffering from an attack of in-
flammatory rheumatism. ‘
“in appearance it will look like a
huge cigar or pickle,“ said Mr. Davito.
"it, will only run on water. and owin
to the great speed can be operut
only on the ocean. it is not a dying
machine. it rwill skim the water. and
the propelling pow or will be similar to
the old fashioned puddle whorl ar-
rangement with the wheel in this case
making a billion revolutions every
tomb of a second."
"i“iw hundred miles an hour is mov
log a trifle." was suggested.
" "lhnt rain will be Jbst ordinart for
the Cyclone You see. i call it that be
cause u will go so swittit i know
that. it will be able to go one thousand
miles an hour if we happen to he be.
hind time. We will curry just a couple
of bond passengers at. first. in this
conneoli there is one drawback
about the machine. The passengers
will have to sit backward while rid
inaubecaule this tremendous speed
would shut oi! their breath if they
rode the other way."
"That will give them the idea that
they are on their way home when they
are starting out.‘ remarked the listen
or.
London and Berlin Flag Stool.
"i plan to have the machine so
hound the world in twenty-four hours.“
he went on, not minding the interrup-
tion. "it won‘t be much or a scenic
trip. because passengers won’t be able
to see any.tbiux it will be just one
splash when they hit the ocean. They
will tool the nor". but that” s all. "
“Don't you intend to give London
and Berlin the advantage of this in»
nation? ,
"imdon will be only as station.
and for Berlin we will s on on signal
only. There will be altop of one-six
tied: at a mound at. the North and
South poles for biubber and gum
drops. We will charge $15 to so round
the world and $5 a round trip to
Bum"
”How do you expect to make money
at such low rates?”
"Just look at the business we will
do And there will be a minimum of
expense. The trip from here to Havre
will be so short it won‘t as necessary
to have beds, baths or dinins rooms.
*
Want—Wk
Kerr s Flax-Seed Emulsion
i: the most helpful this: in all medi-
o tor-you
“1:0“li stoned-es have their be.
stallions is" a simple "cold" or in a
t not:
piles first shows in a cough
Bronchitis is mounted by s’
:2“. first stage of La Grippo is a
Wrench to
violent "Gold.
solely as a condition of n
“Sourdough-s. includinl s.- it.
e to a "cold" mwhieh ‘
dprecedod b! M.
Crow—:that terrible malady oi child-l.
“Mr I res
is close
Oil!
HA!!! troubles“ like that! “its:
but will
The lg.
underst
oi the seal 11:1?“me
be treated: tor
't‘h he scalp I the very soil in which
luced. nourished and news. and it alone
t ismimnly a
"would doll «lira
plant with ‘1?!th
“ .
i
{midi 'Wdl’t £0;me afintlon if
to s in. m and become more been
as of be r to cussed by use seal
in! ion are“
fill
a; not
baldness Occur!
nourishment
upon n pl ianl,
cohdit one.)
and replenish its:
out crop” wl
ind I(t1: d I“?
Ni “'th, n tfim olull"
scalp. “Flax
one i6
rufi'i'r'l‘taum. cigars“
ilsorsc&
grow a
m. annexe tiu
{'0' “l.
sting and lush prodn in: no lies
(me '25“ thi is one
its are“ Worth as
lying remedy—try
to convince
m tor yourself.
To shov'bhowonickiy Deadline
swam will send a large sens-
oie free by! more men to some who
dill”; idem. ”abouts.
with their, name and address slid ice
in all m wrote post
...n.w....
That. means a small «more. Passen-
gers can bring a light lunch, but even
that won' t be necessary. The fare wills
be collected on the “rayon-enter
plan. because the conductor wouldn't
have time to collect it in the old we .
We expect to develop n his commuting
business between New York and Pets-
gonia and other suburbs."
"What, do you intend to organize
your notability?"
"Just as soon as i can set 360,000.
My idea is to sell the stock at 31 a
share and get 50.000 persons to buy
a share. in that way a neat many
persons could share in the wonderful
achievement. i haven‘t drawn a line
on paper. but i have the machine so
clear in my mind that i can see the
passengers hanging on the straps and
hear the guard shouting 'Sandwich
islands! Next stop-Haverstrawl’,”
“They‘re going to hand on an ex-
tended laugh if this is pub lshed."
'lmt them laugh. They laughed at
Columbus and Fulton They laughed
at other great men. it they could stand
it i can."
J. Wesley W'elss oi Berkley street.
is melting many imprdiotnonts about
his home
Hotel Mahacké’mo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
oeuvre: AND cotsmeoe To one
urge :2 PER psv AND UPWARD
SUNDAY owners. 75c
Banquets: a Specialty.
TEL. CALL 988
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled—oi the
unnecessary pain discomfort
you've had—«then DECIDE to have
your eyes emitted today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of are troubles, our
specialty—it's done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your eyes.
out todwtor nomination.
FenWick Optical Co.
UNITIO IANK IUILOINO
. 1 M 70
l
O? WAIHIIITON STEIN. i
. amusinsdammumm
:9: Museum» Ito
Au. Links
gawgfflnev my h.”
'Beautitul lists at Small Clint
lull, Ive
lifts twentieth in to
receive the attention if rauits are to be canceled. 1 ‘
Mumstthuimota
it use hibcbhl‘t
n
air our
{the pater-l hair
in the m 'ulckl" sad the hair
ligated scrim awondeflhliy exhila-
IIOW It all draught. III three sides.
Mo, lilo and It .00 per bottle.
. I harmonise
so “1‘ ‘
«Aromas to Bur i
t6 Nothtbestovamwithmfll
not
upon its action. r _, i
hebeirispro, r: "
should
I10.
DUI
lfui. ‘
l its f f no to o t “Plum ”
or 0 It! I! 0 mo II 0|I u rmen .
on 9 3o has simply“ lost cclash
or even s ttse wou'fidlcm under similar
The tutors! thin: to do in either case. is to feed '
so the use may be.
multiply as nature
ashes! wonder-
of the
wt! of
fit: “will: and heir beauti-
Tohn Ryan. of ‘Norwalk. has taken a
position in Miller’s lunch room in Wall
street
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’ GLOVE R’S
“THE PLACE"
SHOE
OUR LEADER
Esta-.21.“: .... so 50
.. 3‘39"? $400
‘hilfn’i‘h"..vfff‘?‘ff‘°d $400
7. soon;
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Sole
Two Stores. l
Nowell: So. Norwalk f
David W. Raymond ‘
1Funersibifoci0rMEmbslmerj
to North Main ltmt. South Mom": 1
Residence. I Washington Otrut.
Telephone at once. an. .
Telephone It house. 508. (
The Only fully Innings.
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sore sot-Miss 5
Phone waists tins street 1/
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