' todu y.
‘neke Inn. today. after a very successful.
season, and retumed this. afternoon to
~ Town (Tomi. Monday afternoon
{Sidney ’F‘. Ward and family, who has
been occupying their summer home at
'l‘oitcneke. returned to New York city
Mfrs; A. R. DeVoe closed the Toke-
htIr winter home III New York city.
’l‘he ltowayton Hose company is in
receipt of a gift from a friend of the
company in the form of a new pool
table. The table is very fine and the
members are justly proud. The. ta-
bltI was set in position last evening.
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The Housekeeping Experiment Sta-
tion Cedar Gate. Dnrlen. will hereaf-
ter Ina open free to the public on Wed-
nesdays untl Saturdays from 2 to 5 p.
Ill. Visits for consultation on other
days by appointment. Leave. electric
cars In llarlen at Tokcncke (late and
walk east to Cedar Gate.
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DARIEN ‘
AND
Noaoron
Richard Shelton, yr. and his young
wile, who have just returned i’Iomi
their honeymoon trip, wcrc tendered
n serenade Tuesday night. at their
home here. The Noroton Heights.
lmnti lined up ‘ncnlb the windows of?
tlII-ir home. and played several selec-i
Hons.
The case of Kricger St (‘ompany vs.
llnui’ord Smith. of llnrlt-u. was heard
before Judge William II‘. 'l‘ilmnmuy, In
the South Norwulit end of the. Norwall;
it. [9.]
Clark, of Stamford, represented the do-
icutinut, and Attorney William A. (lrif-
. Kelly sustained several severe bruises
pound Inn; for 32.060 and In. :
lea for [1.500 on the ground that
and had two teeth broken, while Cul
tea was bruised and severally shaken
up. Tile case will probably be brought
up In Bridgeport at the next session
of the court. . g:
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WEST,
NORWALK
Will Crane visited with friends in
this vicinity last week.
Rev. George B, Smith preached III
the Union Chapel. Sunday.
...-“~—
Walter Ruhel has resumed his stud-
Ios In the INew York University.
well
his home, West Norwulk
Viv
Henry Johnson is having a
drilhd at
avenue.
Willlu‘m Beck has had his residence
wired for electric lights by Woundy.
or New Canaan.
Miss Lucy Thompson and Mrs. Ed-
ward flutes spent Wednesday in Nor-
wnlk with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A, Charles DcVoo, of
White Plains, N. Y., visited at "Five
Maples Farm," Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs ll. W. ScInIom ..lr.
spent Wednesday evening with fIit-nds
on West Norw alk Heights.
Will Durham spent a few days‘ vaca-
tion from his duties In iloslon. this
week, at his home on Filiow stIrctIi.
...—......
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and
start. but it is expected that a great
many more will join later.
The following officers tutvo been
elected for the ensuing your for the
Library Corporation: F. E. Wood. H. J.
Warren. J. .31. Bebre. Alan Patterson,
E. ii. Lawrence and il. Day Atwater. .
Mrs. Frank Hoyt is 431110;an several
weeks with friends In New York
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Parker have
returned to New Yor for the winter.
Mrs J. W Macaulay has been enter-
toluinav Danbuuy friends during the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Mcluiughiin
have moved into their new house on
Harrison avenue.
The Y. M. C. A. orchestra will hold
Its first annual dance in Raymond's
Hull, this evening.
lilies finite Raymond has been enter-
taining relatives from Jewett City.
the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Lawrence. of
Arena. N. Y.. have been guests of Mrs.
.lullan Burt, on Forest street.
Mrs. J. 1‘. “cream and son Donald
have returned from a week‘s visit with
relatives In New York and Brooklyn.
Mr, and Mrs. John Macauiey. have
rented the E. B. (franc house on Hoyt
street and will move III November I.
James Thomas. Edwuwl littllodse
{and Patrick stunley attended the fire-
Incn's fair at Springdale. Wednesday
evening.
.\ir and Mia. .M. (.‘omstock who
hate been spending the summer at the
Ardsley on Park street. have Ireturncd
to New York for the winter.
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The membership committee elected
composes: Mugs, H. H. Knox. Miss
Katharine Warren and Gardener.
Heath. The tronsurer's report showed
311.;76J3 in the savings bank to the
credit .of tumbulldlng fund and $481.-
16 to the tuedit of the permanent.
maintenance.fuud, and $340.32 cash on
hand for the current expenses for the
yesn
o
The Young Men’s Club III to have a
physical instructor from the Stamford
’I. 1'.
lat, melons ,
" In YOUR soIIII
It Has Been Proved That Microbes
Cause Baldness.
Professor Unnu. of Hamburg. Ger-
many, and Dr. Sabourand. the leading
French dermatologist. discovered that
a microbe causes baldness. Their
theory has time and again been sup
ply verified through research expert
Inents carried on under the observa-
tion of eminent scientists. This mi»
crobo lodges III the Sebutp, which is
the natural hair oil. and when permit-
ted to flourish It destroys the hair fol-
licles IInd,In little the pores entirely
close. and the scalp gradually takes on
a shiny appearance. When this hap-
Y. M. C. A. The instructions will be
given one night a week III the gymna-
of interest being manifested by the
club members. There will he
classeswa junior and senior—«and at
the onset the instructions will be con
fined to dumbbell and IndianIclub
drills. Later. as the boys perfect
themselves. horizontal-bar and ilylns~
ring work will be taken up.
has been III need of Just such in in-
ducement for the. past. year. and It Is
hoped that sulllclent money can be se<
cared to make the arrangement perms.
uent
an active interest In the. movement
and expecls It to be a big success.
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30008 HELIOS.
'1 be New York State srcboologlst has-
aanin warned those who collect relics
of the aborigines that counterfells are
in mono
pipes from lit-Int hill, St lawrcnce
county. and pipes and InscrlbI
from (‘huutanqna county which
fraudulent. llrnss models are also
turning up havinxon one side the head
‘of an lndlan and before him a war
tlub, while the reterae has the. head
dnushter limb. of Bridgeport. are vln~
illblt Mr. and Mrs. (‘hnrif‘fl JOIHN‘UII-itlnughlor Ruth arc iuuc firom Canada.
‘ M. for a visit with Dr lluvmond's par-
.Seloctmon Avison and Define of. WW Mr and “H. (”3st E. RM
Norwnlk, inspected the work bolnx‘
done on the West Nora nib mud Tues
tlny.
.. Miss Ethel llurlis o South \‘m
iin. .il'.. the plaintiff. .Ilill-lt‘ lammuny ' f ‘
‘ ' w.nlk visited her snub—Mrs. hutnucl
ortltIi't-d that judgment be IIIIItleII-d Morehout m” Mrs Htllr ”mu”
. h‘ I . -. t \‘ ‘
in \l'odncsduy nt 2 (li'itll'ix’ to the! - .
' . tibia not-it.
amount oi 32.49
.\ Wood who was elected li‘(‘(‘lli-
it“ bv the tire tommittcc to r-tIpItIseuti
It on a trip to New I'mblk to purchase
how for- the three fire companies has
also been commissioned to soc the!
company about an exchange of the Til" d“) lllliii‘i‘ have been diatomin-
‘ “'i” “0 Iliad to lcunl she has IIItutued ‘ Hill for ill “inter i‘hloi‘ SIIIIIIIIII is
present tire apparatus for now and f l , It i _ i l e
rmn t“ m m 1m” ”(tsp in * M” re I now doing-t. IIInlIt duti Tcnitwtanct .
modern apparatus. The idea is to . . - ‘
stIIIuI'c a combination hose. truck, and;
engine for the companies to be drawn‘
by horses. The present machine is
drawn by hand, and Is rather uutiquu-
icd. it is difficult to get it up hills
in ii hurry. ii is thought that the pro:
pmzcd apparatus (‘lill be obtained for
51.7“". 'i‘ht‘ till-pound hose which hasI as tho necesmry tll‘l’llillle‘llll‘llin t-un ill“
boIIn bought is double-locket”!. and qudo. All look forward to a good
rubber-lined and will prove efic. tit'c. .i.”...p
m i
(lcorgo Greene ol‘ the Int-at llrm off
(lrccue & Lane has dissolved partner-
sbip and started with his wifc on. n‘
trip to the Pacific coast. lie has been
a resident of this. place some time. and
had many friends who recruited to:
see him Ilepart. IIII expects to start a
meat business out West. where. he?
thinks, there is more opportunity for
business. Mr. ('lrccuc has been con-I
llCt‘it'Il with all tluI social affairs in
this town since he first came, and was;
considered to be quite ll pool shot at,
the firehouse. No has figured in
runny of these contests, and usuullyi
put up a good game. He was ulsoi
booked as one of thI actors in Ithei
play which Is to he produced III litel
llf'.‘ll‘ future. ills timinrturo makes a
vacancy which It will be hard to flu."
Albeit it‘OWIOI has also left the town.
\Iis .‘anIutIl Rita and son (‘l.Ircncc
and him limid N. Matbci loti “ed
IIIIsdIIv [In a visit uitit »:1Il.tti\cs in
New \IllfoId
of \l rs
lI‘I-loutls Charla. lohnson
She has ilt‘Cll l‘I‘I‘L‘IVIilK Ircntznt-ut.
'l‘ho [unlit-If .litl Society III-III its
Wot-lily meeting at the home of Mrs.
Will flock \\'odnosday. tlctobor
.\ wry pleasant afternoon was spent.
The ladies planned to hold a lunch .
supper sometime in November. as soon ‘
'lht- f‘h 'isllnu l-.utlenvoI socit-ix lu-ld
a well attended meeting last lI‘IIIIIII
evening. led by Miss .luiia A. Moutl.
They are oxpct'llnc to give II llul-
Iowa‘cn social next
in the house loaned to them for the
evening by lIl'. 'l‘. llIItI-s. which In two
houses from tho chapel on the west
Hilli‘ of West Norwuik avenue All are
most cortilulh iIIIited to lune a good
time. -
—-—Doan's Regulate cure constipation
: without striping, bruises. nor any wealt-
ontng effect.
them.
Ask your drnzgist for
25 cents per box.
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BOSTON WOMEN LABORERS.
illusion llcruldJ
(luvI of the early morning sights in,
lloaion Is the sinnli army of women: “it-pilot) Wood has had an addition
I'IL‘lh ’
imond. on Seminary strut-t
i Moscs (l. flrenory, who Is a student
:lu Columbia l'uiverslIV. has been our
sing on injury to his right eye roteiv-
ch In I-xtwtimculiny in the labo:~“atm_\
.III the medical department.
The condition of Railroad II\'!'llliu in
l v‘
matters um and now people are w-nlt
hill and hopiui: for the adwut of tin-
.. ...—.... ..
i l
Iroatl srrupoi to start its muck- Irnklnk ’
l
people are contending flint the night
initt- will not iu.‘ bonded Itllt'i Now n-
lII-r i.
(lilo Schmidt.
ward Kalb-y were among the local fans3
the Giants wuilop the .I'tth-I
New ,
twho saw
lotics on the Polo grounds in
York Wednesday They are all strong
for the good old town Ioullngcni.
..
i
I
f
'annivotsurI at his home on East Inc
inuc. Saturday night. A number of
friends and noigIIors called and thpIi
ch in the good time' that thtI occasion
Tuesday ewnlnk'
iaffortII-d. .\ line and luvltiue supper
was ihp ilisl but not the least of tho’
evening‘s enjoyment.
'1th New (‘annun players are plun
gulps to aIIII II second pIIrfmmnIuo of
The Taming of tho Sill‘l’“ III llrooklvn.
NovrI-Iubt- i7 'l‘htI piav was larucli
attended hero and the performance will
be I1Ipentctl lu llrooitlyn bv request. it
will be remembered that. Miss lI‘loI
inure (lerrish. of (lonokt- avenue,
tli'uyul of this difficult but character-
lstiII Shakespearean Il‘OII'.
probably permanently to take a posh farm laborers starting out for their built on the "m” of his house in East
tion in Water bury.
An attachment was placed on Him
pIopcItI of the Electtlc Vchiclo coin-i|
puny of llurtl‘oltl, yosI-trdny by Do i
puty Sheriff John ll. Blake, In behalf:
of James Kelly and ltrnnk Cullen. who,’
while driving the newly built IrutIlI
of the Noroton Fire Department down
”10 turnpike on Jan. 20. Hill. warn
struck and buried from the car into n
Illicit on the side of the road by II ms-
chlne owned by the company. At the
time of thII accident, the driver of she
Columbia car, Frank Guinen. a chant
four In the employ of the Electric VIII
‘hlcie Company of ilnrtfmd. and an
other party with him. wcre said to he
tinting
Supplies
Guns, Ammunition. Traps. etc.
schtichtinfims. 3: Co.
cor. Railroad A’vo. mutant It... can»
Select arm. lisp; forum that
a road. naturalist. raisin, more ,
.« ....s ....s ... ......I....,-
.sturdy. straight. back
gllutbod and they can handle a has or
dut' I; work on the truck funds In star-
dons In the suburbs They aim!
eaily they return late, but their sea-
son is short.
1 ho. sight of women Working In the
fields has come to be so common III
the garden farming districts as to at-
tracl no special attention. Almost
all of those women are llnlluns. the‘
very picture of health. and
straight
short
and
even a fork or spade with as much
dexterity and effectiveness as the ow
crane man.
ilut when 'It comes to weeding these
women seem to be in a class all by
themselves. It In a pictumsuue sight
to watch at II distance a group of
those weed'lrs at work. One thing
the itallnn won’t do. She won't lay
aside her bright colored finery. It
seems as necessary to her happiness
'when she III on her knees Weeding
onions or braking her iml‘k'criiliilllK
potato bugs as it is when she in goal
sipping on henhonso 'stoop or celebrat-
ing a holiday.
...—...-..
...».
Rhea-Thurs is one state. at least.
where women can do the bosom!
without the ballot.
lice—Why one might that he. pray?
Show'l‘he state of matrimony—IBM.
timorc American.
granite, and intends to open a small}
istoi'fi. dealing In groceries and meat.
Mr Wood conducted a market here out
iMIIlII'IIIret-t for several years. and his
Ireturn to the business circles here
will be welcomed by many. After
iloavlng New Canaan. Mr. Wood rou-
.ductcd a fish and vegetable business
in Stamford and llarlen.
The Mrs. Run-Iris Coffin place on
Hmith's ltidao has been sold to New
York parties. thruturb the F. Iii. Green
.naency. MII'. Green Is not prepared to
divulge the new owner‘s name. at pres-
ent. The place is one of the largest
III this section of the town and com-
mands an excellent panoramic view of
Long island Sound and the surround
but latufscupo. Mrs. Catlin. It Is said.
will lnllltt' her home in New York. for
the winter, at least.
..
The Young Men‘s Club will start Its
dancing (lines In nay'inond's Hail. tort-
day evening. November 3. Mr. and
Mrs. Tarantino will furnish music. and
slatlng of II piano and mandolin. bew-
is l". Griebel will be the Instructor.
and tho waltz. twwtop. barn dance
and several fancy figures will be
taught. The instruction will be trout
1: 30 until 9 after which there will be
regular dancing until 11:30. About ill
will on pg elite”
II)‘ bad The IN cut rain did not lwlp'
l-‘runk Kelley and lIZtl-I
\rthur iloics (‘oII-Ill‘ilit‘tl his birthday"
was.
i tho- Shrew. and motion hit by her por-
Iradle boat1l The workmanship is
modern. but in mm case the
medals have been excavated from
;dcpths and associated with Indian rc-
fnmlus. it is added that the designs
and attempts to reproduce Indian ob-
ccls show a lack of familiarity with
such things. Imt tho workmanship in
foot bad. There is an awakened inter-
iest. in the original inhabitants of this
x\I‘l\
icountr). and the scarcity of bond title
irclirs has led unscrupulous persons to
believe that there is profit to be made
by the III. that :IciuI1npluntiun and sale
iuf ouanI IIfI-It roll: it
i Suspicium Neighbor- -I)id your
lInothm hm.- .I rooster fut dinner \(lti-
tcrday, Hilllllit. .
Suspicious NeighbormA hit: one
with black fIIathers'.’
Sonnic- illllillu, Mothcr didn't cook
lluiIIItiu.
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
ItlIII feathers. Sydney
l
. INC.
! REAL ESTATE O iN‘IURANCE
AGENTB
. 5 Railroad Ave.. So. Not-walk
Also Steamship agents for Old
Dominion Line. Clyde Linc. Sa~
vannuh Line and Mallory Line.
3 to all points South.
i o
i
l
iThe Reed & Volk
Electrical Co
' The Only Fully lqulppod
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
2 AUTO BUPPLII.
Phone 806~~50 Booth Main Street
South Norwslk. Music Hall Dinah
.... .. . .... ..
...; .. ...
TILEPHONI CALI. no
[iiiii [iii iiiiiiS
(Gregory Isolation!)
I A I T N o I w A l. K
Show Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food cookout a cute
The Century Compound
"0" ALL LIAN.
”I: A GALLON 680 A GALLON
We must» the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Writ.
for «dual». Correspondence soils
Ilsa.
Iu 'l‘hetei al ' as i
n m 8 south a v tamonth We. have a remedy which will.
twog
The club .
iedy culled RIIIIIIII “93"
Superintendent Wylie II taking;
lie has discovered ludiani
are 3
Iii!- I'sutum. on.
Does Your Real Leak? .
pens there Is no hope of the growth
of hair being revived.
we
honestly believe, remove dandruff, ox-
‘terminate the microbe. promote good
.citrculation in the scalp and around
like hair roots. tighten and revitalizei
the hair roots, and overt ome baldness.
so long as there Is any life left In the
hair Ionts.
We back up this statement with out
Iown personal guarantee that this rem-
Halt Tonic.
will be supplied free. of all cost to the
user if It, falls to do as we state.
It willI frequently help to restore
arav and faded hair to Its original tI-.ol
or, providing loss of color has been.
caused by disease; yet It Is In no sense
a dye Resell "93" Hair Tonic accom-
piishes these results by aiding in rank
lag every hair root. follicle and pin-
.nIcnt gland strum; and active. and by
stimulating II natural flow of coloring
‘pigaient throughout the bait cells.
We exact no obligations or promis-
es-«wo simply ask you to give liexall
9‘93" flair Tunic a thorough trial and
If not satisfied tell us and we will
Ireland the monev you paid us for It
“Top sites, prices 50 «cuts and 81nd
i
fir and Mrs. l’ercv Raymond and i of an lutlian woman ""d before ““7 n Remember, you can obtain it in South
..Vorwnlk only at our store—~Tbe Rev
all Store. The (‘lii‘ford Pharmacy.
Quittner a Canty. Props.
SHEKINAH OANCTORUM, NO. 85. O.
0. III. AND P.. Home success
FUL MEETING.
The members of Sheltinnh SanctorI
um. No. 85. t). 0. II. and l’., from Stsm~
ford. South Norwnik and Greenwich.
IClI(‘l in IIlil‘flf‘ numbers with their New
(‘unann brethren. in the New Canaan
lodge rooms. when they escorted their
candidates over thtI burning sands of
the great Sahara and IIIIIulged in a
general good time characteristic of the
order. including a grand spread pftel’
the Wurk.
The next meeting will hp held in
South Norwnlk in .illlillflri. when the
members will partake- of one of their
historital turknt suppers
will be Initiated.
Hotel Mahackemo
.i. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES O2 PER DAY AND UPWARO
susmv DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL I8.
when it is
expected .I good number of candidate: ‘
we.“
REPORTING ACCIDENTS
.4”..-
Rsfiulation-s Issued by Public Utilities
Commission
Tbe following letter has been sent
out by the public utilities commission
to the public service corporations oi
the state. Regarding the reporting of
accidents It says: ‘
First ——» Accidents attended with
slixht personal Injury must be report-
edjin writing to the commission within
fli‘e days of the occurrence of such ac-
citicnt.
Second w Accidents resulting III sec
vI-re personal injury. which were or
may not have been connected with or
due to the operation of the plant. or
equipment of any public service cor-
poration or caused by contact with its
wires, must be reported Immediately
to the commission, and another sent
by telegraph to the chief engineer and
Inspector of the commission. Charles
iC. Elwcil, at. New Haven; such report
imust be conflrmcnd III writing within
five days afteI the occurrence of such
tatcident
1 Third — All rail: and wrecks (eithI
tor steam or electric) which occur, ati
itended with personal injuries or level .
i vial; bubllc safety. must be reported at!
[once by telephone and telegraph to the:
{chief engineer and inspector of thei
commission, Charles C. Elwell. at New
Illaven, and a like report made to the
commission: such report and notifica-
:tion must be confirmed In writing to
the commission within five days after
the occuIrence of such work.
Ft)tittli~—Ail notices and reports re ‘2
'qulrcd to be given to the comissloni
concerning accidents should be sent lot
the office of the publit utilities com-
mission at Hartford Henry F Billings.
scorctttr y .
The commission
respectfully re
quests that all public service corpora-i
tions strictly comply with the above in-
strut-lions,
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FOUNTS OF LEARNING DRY ROT
Lincoln was a
could not stand tedious
others.
insiou Slur.
writing
IIII condemned for its te-
dimisncss a Greek history, whereupon
a friend took him to task.
"The author of that history, Mr.
President."
toundest scholars of the age.
of our generation has plunged
deeply in the sacred taunt of
mg."
"Wits.
I‘oln.
Illt'
learn-
or come up drier.“ said l.in-
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New York. New
Haven & Hart-
ford
i RAILROAD
i TIME TABLE
m
In Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M. I‘.’ Nix. bullk. $.09.
2' .0\. I.Iitt\. . i4. an it 15x.
1.. “m MAM. ”stilt.
P. .\I ‘ 5l\ Loft, iZTIx tl’bila. 8:
,\\'usb. lisp. sons to ”lilitlll i‘.i\trl, ' via.
.“..27. tulx. 'I :35. I. 3w. II. III. ti: 01'; ..ch,
7 3.x, it tux. 1015.
Sundays.
l‘lzllsx, faith.
2‘6”. 2:343.
. 7:52a.b ..‘l\
5 "by. 657
‘16. 57.
. 5 l‘s', Sui. lIi._’"l\.
L'rle. 5 lift. biotin.
\. 9' it“. ill. "8.
'I‘ .‘IiT
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALKJ
an. Celebrated 33. so
i WELLER
iSafety Razor
l
i for 500
‘Call at our stone and examine thsm‘
for yourself.’
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGIITO
I Nomi Main It. Do. Nor-want
CYLINDER
STOVES
And make your selection before
cold weather comes. Ali'slus
and prices.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & WdiSls.
sum.
. 4 if): 5: lb 616, tlzfitlx, shit.
I: 56.1.: .Ili’nt, 1It~ tigI , in us. ll um, II: by,
ll'lldx l‘ii|.1.3“x. .‘1titlx, II?
I if“. [3. 4‘. Ln, “in ”5X. 5.15. onX.
flu it. (that, I: (fix, bi ll: 00s. 11.30,
ll: :tlux.a
. . Sundays.
‘ a u t IIII. it. :3x. 1- his. III-.IIax. Iizoox.
2 iii. it ‘i' .\, TIMI, fiztilx. 7.343.
:30\.\it.1tu.\. ll: mu, I: this.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
§.3tl\.
i
HAVEN.
‘ A .u tam Imi rlfnx. 6:01‘.7:2.'t
om. IIII. .lx. ll.llI. :
i l‘ M. “in... 11.30 Stirs 3 six. Ht.
3 m. it Hi" 6".” lion. 5.093;. 9:on.
II. 1..
To llrldeI purl. Halilrnliys oul)’ I-Il. “B p. m
; Sundays. .
i . ”was, mu. mu. H3. 9:42.
'1“: Ilia. ll ilx. ’
2.llax,8;ltlx. 61f}, 7:“)3. 3213:.
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You Only Feel Old
Dlxestlvo organs are weak
assimilate food as they used to. ,
Other organs act more slowly
less effectually.
Blood Is thin and sluggish. .
Renewal of strength does not equal
the wear and tour of your system. '
That’s what makes you feel old.
Nothing In the world will tons
and invigorate those weak. hack~sl
lug organs. make rich blood and mi
ate strength so quickly as Viuol. '
Vino] is not a. secret nostrnnl, lint-
ply the medicinal elements of fill
cods' livers. with the useless nan
lag oil eliminated. and tonic Iron “69
ed. Try a bottle of Vino] withgh
understanding that your money W
be returned It It does not mike“ you
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MANITOBA COAL STRIKE MOI?
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WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. 27.—I'l1 .)
Icoai strike which has kept seven thou ,
sand minbrs In Alberta and British
Columbia for more than. six months,
has been settled, according to an ané
nouncement today by Robert Rogers.
minister of the Interior.
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LOVERS
“The Place”
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A Popular Shoe _
. at 3 Popular Price
Tan, Patent -Gn ;
Metal ‘
Button and Lace:
$3.50 and $4 ..
i TWO STORES
‘ Norwalk South Norwslk
Selling— Out
Our Large Stock of
\\ God) at half
i price. It would be well
i for those Intemsied In
P} rography to select their
articles at once. while the
assortment is good.
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