iii " .* tumult _
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should be bottled at
, N the Brewery. '
3“ [fig Do you know that ,
FM. “‘
£r~
xi”
rt, 4’" ‘ the onl ’
- y sanitary way
Enigma ill@ of bottling beer is at
1.. the Brewery; where, the ;empty bottles can be
RI thoroughly Sterilized and the filled bottles prep-
lerly Pasteurized? , -
, hiatus: ‘ BEE
Wm 15:: dilemma.
is the Beer of Beers for the entire family, the Beer that is entitled to its
place in the Heart of Homes.
otherwise defy even the greatest precautions.
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. . Alittlehighglpmm‘mmm'k‘l hishahooality {
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A’- F. Beekmann & CO” SO‘e Agents, SO. Nomaik‘ €110!" candidate, considerably lower.
‘ The deleaates will so to Atlanta In
Itlrne to attend the sessions of the
PETER DOELGER‘FIRST PRIZE BREWERY ""‘m “'"t “W n" “i"- E'W curve-non.
9 . I. m ,Thuradsy. November 9, and continues
Edwina the three days preceding the
. ‘ . ~ “ . ;opening 0! liter general eonventidr‘ V
A meeting of Bl. Jw Circle of; LADIEB' AID SOCIETY MUSICALL}
’- nor-nan WY AT
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A‘meetln: oh the .South Norw’allt
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tomorroiy. evening. - i walk, today.
bliss Ella .l. ,Bysbee. at her home. and
pie sweet. on Tuesday of this Ismail
- geoloctiona on her new Vlcmls. The.
I; i proceeds at the evening were for the:
‘ Ebenedi of the Ladlea' Aid Society mi
- like First Baptist Church. About ilityi
:2 £ guests were present. The time given
jj . to the musical part was the hearing ofg
-isolortlona from nearly all the grand
a
t I We want you to know that we carry I large Me of j , The house was beautifully and artistl-j
Floor Oil Cloths and Printed linoleums
I 'snnthemums. candles being in evl-i
Shades to Order a Specialty E 2‘01”é.?‘3.1'..‘1':l?3”i.'i§.f’l“‘§.§i$"xlll
soy Pills. No matter how long you
s
quick and normanent berleilt by the
use of Foley Kidney Pills. Start tali-
lng them now. The Bridge Pharmacy
and W. T. Wlxmore E Co. ”
A. Dickerman” "8: Son
84 wssuluorou sr. 'i~—-::-— T‘ELMONE «a
. baht-osmium csarlrtoaras.
' ‘ Contention papers as foliows'have
been tiled with ”state mum—-
Til. Hartford Bill Poul“ ‘ mil
paroled by William Its-album. John
. .x (murmur Ill Newtong‘artleles of so
. .- sat at 1! Benton street; in Sprlnswooa.
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ilifilil iii
lllli llstusli iii
‘ ‘ pea...“ ~ Mid
mourn. null tumult
go Five Iifilss'llillor liking
, w: manna»
As there is often some one in your
family who onsets an attack or trui-
gestion or some form at Stomach ,
thubte, why don’t you keep some
Diapepsln in the house‘ handy?
This harmless blessing will digest
anything you can out without
slightest. discomfort. and overcome a
sour, sassy Stomach five minutes
He C. ehalvoy gangsta From United
Hatteraji-itota. F. of L.
Hush n'v‘mydot Dsubury. s cro
- tame! the flat. Finishers’ Wit ion
"‘ ted igdelegatei from- the
batter! flattered North fisheries. to
the national convention oi the Ameri-
' can Federation ~at Labor, which con-
vanes is'Atlants', out. on Monday, No-
vember 13. ilfr. Bhuivoy’s election is
for a term of four years, one 9; the
three delegates from the United list-
, .\ , - - . . trs to the national convention being
"33% ‘ " iii . . ' elected oddh year.
.. -- i ' . gates are John A. Moiflt, of Orange, N.
J., and Martin Lawlor, of New York.
The choice of a delegate is made by
the United Hatters by referendum vote
. , x in which all or the locals have purl.
_ Mr. Shalvoy's total vote was 683, but.
The beer for family Iafprotost enters: by hulchuelglfl. ages,
.0 Orange, N. ., w 0 was r. l -
USE, above 3” Others, I voy's nearest opponent in the election.
'rosuited in the. throwing out of 285
votes cast by the employee of the
Ferry 6‘: Weber shop in Newburgh, N.
Y., upon a technicality.
still led by a substantial majority af-
the Newburgh votes were elimi-
nated. The Newburgh shop is in the
Denbury district and it has been the
custom for the Newburgh members to
cast their votes in the shop instead of
going to the expense of securing a vot-
ing place elsewhere.
ground that the protest was entered.
the allegation being that a vote taken
PI; :1 'ER Dm' ‘ :l R , lin this manner was irregular. The
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has been
The bther dele-
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula, plainly printed on these
when: cases at Pope's Diapepsis.
then you will readily see why it makes
Sour Stomach,
burn and other distress go in live
minutes. and relieves at once such
miseries as Delohlnz of ties, Eructa-
tions of sour, undigested food, Nausea,
and other Stomach disorders. ,
Some folks have tried so long to and
roller from indigestion and Dyspepsia
or an out-oforder stomach with the
common. every-tiny
that they have about made up their
minds that they have something else
wrong, or believe theirs is u case of
Nervousness, Gastritis. Cstarrh of the
Stomach or Cancer.
This. no doubt, is a serious mistake.
Your real trouble is. what you out does
instead, it fermeuts and
score, turns to acid. Gas and Stomach
poison. which putrety in the digestive
and besides,
poison the breath with nauseous odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough di-
gestion, and without the slightest dis
comfort or misery of the Stomach. is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Papa's monopole.
z-ures advertised
it was on this
national board considered the matter
yesterday at me hcudnartere of
United Hatters in New York
President Simon Blake. of Dsnbury.
A protest was also entered by Percy
‘ Sula, or Newark, bi. 1., against the re-
sult of the vote in Greene. N. .l., the
claim being made that the number of
votes recorded was greater than the
‘5. ' ' .- 7 “red , number of voters in attendance at the
.l . ,. , It is bottled at the brewery exclusively. W hen the pure beer has been p0 imam! M wmh "m mm "a m“
into a thoroughly Sterile bottle, automatically capped and sealed, the filled bottle is 3A,, no "New. w, mm,“ ,0 “b.
subjected to perfect Pasteurization, which will kill any and all germ life that may fugue»: the claim the protest was n0!
:1 0'9 .
m. as?“ .. a:
WHOM” ITARTED A FIRE.
ANSONIA. Nov. L-«Firo started by
burglars. gutted one of the «stores of
the J. F. Steven: Grocery Company.
on Gottaoe avenue, early this morn-
damaaes estimated at
investigation after the fire
showed that an attempt had ill-at been
made to force a cellar door at the
rear of the grocery store.
glars then broken a window in tlle‘v
aloe outfitted the safe and cash reg-f, w“
lster. No money had been left in the;:
plane, but. whether any goods were -”
taken from the store could not be as-i
certainod after the wreck caused by
the tire. The job is believed to have
'begp til “it if a gang of boys sus-~,
, by far the most handsome and com ‘pected of several minor burglsrlesl
l “he" “8 delighted h" friends with» pleto banking room in hlrneld county. which have (incurred here recently.
his. Shalvoy's total vote" was 688
and with the Newhurgh vote elimina:
Michael 7‘. Gwen's vote was
about no and that of Percy Bole, the
A box aw inches wide. three inches
high and twentytwo inches long can
five year in the horm-
oi the South Norwallt
Trust Company: Thih oompauy. '
Public Library directors will be held King‘s Daughters will be held at the: ~-~ l
at"'the library in Washington street, home of sin. n. N. Tutor} East Nor- ' 01"" at the Rumbas of am an. 4.!
. l ”ah-o. of mm- stmt l
A charming evening was spent with l proof ““1“
gap.“ mavernummo iii-idiom“ Advertisements" if
N
Eatshitnlnb i‘asr. ‘
0hr. id tilt . mil. disarming. Na ,
Black Velvet, for Costumes,
Long Coats, "or Suits
Over in Paris the last word is, Velvet! And us win—
«,5:
for approaches, and touches of fur appear, one in search of
a handsome gown goes forth to shop. Now \‘i‘llill do you
think Cullot recomlllcuds to the woman who desires to
look slim, tall, and willowv. with long lines. having the '
“Callot line," which is unmistakable and indescribable?
Why, Black Velvet. (if a" soil quality. close clinging in
the .supplt‘st kind of folds. .\tul l‘nquin also remuttneuds
Black Velvet and sends models to New York that are
beautiful to behold and impossible to describe.
For these reasons lilack Velvet is in demand, and we
have a certain very line quality. of a deep and inky block~
tress. exquisitely foil to the touch, known as
Costume Velvet, width 27 inches. $2.50 a yard.
width 24 inches. $2.00 a yard.
For a chic and stunning coat suit
For a stately reception gown " Black
For a simple little one-piece dress Velvet
For a long wrap of simple lines
.m'i:.:; . On display at the \‘clvet Section.
Underwear of White Crepe Cloth .
Nightgownb, low necked and short sleeved. with lace
trimming, at, $1.00. ~
Nightgown; with high necks. $1.75.
Drawer Combinations, trimmed with lilt'l‘ or embroid-
ery, $1.25.
These garments of dainty rriukly crcpc are very
pretty and serviceable. They require no ironing, just
something into shape as they dry.
l'ndcrmuslin Section, second flour.
Paper Bag Cookery
There is a great deal of interest in Paper Bag Click.
ery. and the different experiences as related by experi-
menters are pleasing and entertaining. One women
whose reputation as it rook stands \cr)" high, affirms that
she cooked a leg of lamb in llIllf an hour. it proved to be
‘(ielicitulsptuitl was as large when removed i-l't’ullwli‘lvt‘ bugfl A‘
as when it \vas put in. Another said she hold (milked her ’4‘
entire dinner, even to apple dumplings, and every dish was 1
n success.“~ ' ‘
Come in and look at the Soycr Bags and have a visit,
about them, if you sweat all ' torestcrl in smoking. ‘ l?
%‘l‘n the firehorgpare Store. J
@112 ‘ifl. ill. Emit disrupting.
lcslly decorated with ferns and chry-i
flint-ince- throuhzout the house. A social;
1- hour 'then followed with ice cream;
a‘so Carpets and Rugs ..1 and the guests were all hearty in thelri
_ ? praise for the musical treat. A goodlyj
1.} sum will be netted .fur the society. i
i
f Ruffled Curtains and Tapestry Portiers 3. dd.§fffit.’t‘i§§fifti‘lhlffiki
- r I have had kidney trouble. you will and '
By Our Successful Fitting
we have estilbl'lslwd a reputation
that is second to none. When we
1‘ ill. you to glasses you know they
" are right. We employ experienced
(lculjsts to examine eyes.
' . TIC "s [1th
THAMER 8.7 hm... coll.
. Dentists and Opticians Open Saturday Evenings.
Restored to
A woman who is sick and suffering. and won‘t at least
a medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pinkham’s
getable Compound, is. it would almost seem, to blame
for her own wretchedness. Read what this woman says:
Mo. --“ When my anemia daughter Was eighteen
'«by Lydia E. Plnltbim's Vegetable Compound
months old was pronounced a h
'1’th aeonsuitaltlon of Maggot!
' momma
t we tr Lydia ll. Pink am’s “-
no t me a.
Coupon. incprporstod, oi Hartfordi,
to star with s10.ooo capital; incur-i
less invalid s lists.
oy said I “11":qu case
sous condition. My father
table Compound.
‘ and be-
b all “mimuwfllnpdstmaaaverr
m "- Mir-w:
There are literall hundreds of thousands of women in
' the United States w e have been benefited by this famous, .
old remedy, Which was produced from‘roota~’and herbs over
thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman’s suflermg.
Read what another woman says:—-« '
we used L dis ml’lnhhnm'o Vegeta-
II set and dang iter- and consider it one-
not bowithoumml-
it. (insurove and Mlfllclll. Heldenw
'l‘be Dodginxton -,Volnnteer Ital
friends hardly
Woodson neonate or.
warm
Jonesboro.
ble 00m 4
qnalled f3:- all
anything. I wish eve
to use, it as them wool
am “always
tn’s V eta
who"
am e diseases. I won
mother in America could be
be less authoring up n
”‘mfim‘fii‘t‘
Mormon. Jawbone.
arantee that all usfimm which we pub-
. is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.
Ptnldiam’s Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help
elp any other woman who is suffering
I in 1!. Pink-
le Coupon you use this
*r Since we
ltsh are genu
, disseminate it will b
from theme trash, 1
Tel. No. ’09. Dallvorlao 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. ‘
dowel Russel? Frost is in New
York today. stranding a reception and ,
luncheon given by the New York‘ (loovy. running through». the streets
Chantilly at Grimmer-cs to the visiting.
adult!“ commanding the battleship
Mt. svhloh was viewed or the
M‘ W”. '1
~~ soclstlon signed by William (lower.
. . lrenaeus ‘w. Andrews, Charles Arnold.
‘ ‘ Alfred E. Bevsns, and tie'royvs. Bar-
, ~ ' ‘ \ hum. ‘
’ ' The New England Knitting laun-
, pan: of Winchester; scrubber; show-
Infant S wear \ in: increase of Capital from $100,000
‘ to "00.000. ‘
4 The prettiest and best things in infants' Wear .......... *
, are shown in the garments that form the stock in ' MON! ADUQ‘A‘I’IG IMLK.‘
”‘ this department. mailman; Nov. I.—-(iouplalnts
Dainty. serviceable Dresses. Costa that ads oom- will i” made ”7 3““ bum Countl-
iortsble and pretty. scores of different ideas in ' “W" "- '3 99"" ‘0 thalutlsorltles
Clips and Bonnets. A varied assortment of beauti— “f,"‘mh mum “‘me
- tui Christening Robes. Petticoats or Nalnsooir or “full “I!!!“ M “film““fi'fll'lk
*‘ "' ' Flannel. Worsted Beauties. dais.” hostess and * ’0 his. Mm inn“ ‘W ‘
‘ ‘ , ' nglltlnsnles. Drawer Leggings, Mittens. Afghans, ll wdmm WWMNWMW
« Hosiery and tinderweas. inasct. everything that . 01‘ 1|de mus contains any W
‘ ~ satay noeds will a. Mini in this Babylflld or oars. «It» 0‘ VM‘ * 01mm i- tint
~‘ “ ‘3 . rain not into ‘iiir while it was
’ T ‘ . bolus aerated. “ ‘t.
.. he N.‘ E. " Ryan CO. the «um-smut in mm
,. i "w " , unstedflrumst 'ststst’llhen
‘ ‘ . , ” ”mm“ 59"“ - posters containing 13.1“ assassin
to ‘ " . . w this? last general assembly in relation
' ' ' to the “alteration of milk.
Joseph Beers has opened a restaur-
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”The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
rue HPUOE or soon 'ctorues
33 South Main Street. South Norwallt
if you don't trade here we both lose money. if you are not in
the habit of trading here it will pay you to investigate our goods
and prices before making your next purchase. We like to have you
compare values. This store always wins with the women who com-
pares. Yon will and here the right garments for every ocasion. Beau-
urursuu from ”.98 up to 825.00. This season's correct styles of
Coats from 35.“ up to 085.00. New styles in Dresses from $4.98 up to
saw. “We also carry the blunt line in town or Skirts” Waists.
Obi-fits and Petticoats. Wa/srant yourbuslness~but we dont expect
it if you can do better elsewhere—and we want you to know by your
own I lonns‘thst this store is the bath town. . -
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o inRiSPiili W
vsnv scar casmssv surren,....... ........ 35¢
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. a paelt.... .......... ...... . ....... 30c
sap rauev saraur PLoum-tag‘ ...... ......., ....... .....so_a_
‘ .m a pause st‘aussosa caress. om slashing. used.
The Great A81? Tea Conipany'
-. tail waaumo'rou or. sobrn‘vuonwam.
was: nsLIvsnv.
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-w.
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’do you.suppose,ho was after?"
,pmlu _ “The man hizher‘ up, at cont-talk,
. Clersis‘udii’loln bestow . i
‘fld‘r
If
A . ,‘rz‘f .
"I saw that eminent reformer, Mo '
with a stepituider this morning. What
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