2
Way
proper help.
F . Wear.
Underwear
. ' cHlLDREN'O manna GAR-
, Insure, slicing ........2sc
CHILDNEN’! WOOL GAR-
Insure. won. or any
' ' .......... . ........ 40 to 751:
3' tamer ~ oanuxurs. vim.
and Pants .............. 38c
“MENTOR" GARMENTG—
long or short siocvss.. ..50o
open, closed, kncs isngihcfidc
',LADil8' WOOL GARMENTS,
. Vssts and Pants. . . .750, $1.00
' “ MEN'S GARMENTB. 60c. 15c. $1
’84 WASHINGTON ST.
....................
F or saturday
it is growing colder ouch wk and reminds one of Heavier Under-
Wo have already sold a large quantity. This is the bust evi~
f' deuce that we have the correct kinds at the right prricc.
PLAN AND FANCY RIBBON....
LATEST STYLES NECKWEAR
4 A. Dickerman 81 Son
But at such times
AldllfluMI-Mssllo.
H siery
CHILD’B HOOI. .156: 2 'or 266
“CADET" HOSE, ”It's. weights,
at ..... ...... ..... ..... 25c
"snares .nnowu," thros
Wlwl.;i............25c
Lamas Host
.. ........ lbs; 2 pairs for 25s
LADIEB' Hos: ............ 25c
Lsrgs vsrlsty.
LADIES’ SILK HOSE
. . . ............ 250. 60c. $1.00
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We have too many
CYLINDER
STOVES
VI! Wsshinpton in. ~
And right when you need them
moat we are selling them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
it's n fins ohsncs to ssvs mossy
. Horace ll. Nash
N. Msls&chlSts..
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doc 11 oAbcou
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Wo gust-1min tho wsstlsr west of
our compound for ibrco yssrs. Write
hr sstimsioii. Correspondent-c colic
Century Roofing Co. inc.
south Namath
also A oALLou .
Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
OIIVICI AND OUIMNI UP TO DATE
RATIO as PIN DAY AND UNAND
SUNDAY DiNNkRS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. OALL I“
The .Ceiebrated $3.50
WELLER»
- Safety Razor
iorSOc
Call at our stars and mine than
for yourssil. . . .
W F.Wigmore&Co
Tho'Reed 81 you
Electrical Co.
Tits Only Fully [snipped
ILICTRlO‘L 0H0!
In tbs 'Town .
'Auro IUPPLIII
Phone Gilli-“60 scalp loin strut
Joins Not-walk
s.
the troubles frdin which-so many women suffer can
‘ « ... hotelieved quickly In a perfectly safe and natural”
The headaches and backacheé, the 1assitude,‘j
‘ the extreme nervousness and worry, the sense of
‘ "misery women have, at times: show the need for
A Woman Only Needs
the same sort of help so many thousands of other
Women have needed-help they have found in
Beecham’s Pills. The human body is a wonderful
piece of machinery—ail its organs sympathize with
one another; if one is wrong, others will be wrong
also. On the other hand, if your digestive organs
are right, your liver and bowels active, all the rest
of the system will work properly and all functions be
performed naturally. It’s no trouble to find out the
good for you in the harmless, effective remedy
Barrio/115.01];
Dlmflons‘of spools! walls to woman corn with ovary box.
I. from a trip to Ohio.
I: completed.
': town
'. home in Florida.
° We Give 3. a 11. Trading Stamps if
Fred ll. QIWOH substituted on
‘ routo. 85 YGIIOI'OI)‘.
Mrs. A. A. llilsr is sntsrtsining out
'.I of town relatives.
Miss Lillian Burr has “turned
{\z‘}\l
(loom Adams is ssrionsly ill at his
if homo. Rivsrsido svsnua.
Tho Ladlos' 'Aid Society of the
-~ Methodist church mot chnosdsy.
l‘rsnk Boris sad George Hawkins, of
" Newark. N. 1.. are visiting in town.
The foundation for Frank Warren's
new nestdence on State street is nearly
William 'Royls bird do; "Duke."
". which showed symptoms of the rsbios.
has been shot.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. been
Wednesday.
loft
for their wintcr
Dr. John H. Adams. of Now York
city. is spending s low days with his
father, who is ill.
Mrs. Alice Dinner and family but!
moved into their new bungalow on
Prospect svsnuc.
Miss Jessie Burruclough is unable
to attend to her duties at the West-
port market. owing to illncsu.
oovnnuon‘nvs slum-1.
"we.
High in List of Bossy Psrsonsl Tos-
psysrs in Now Hsvsw.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 3.—-—Tho allies of
the state treasur’dr‘r‘hss inst sent to
the town clerk‘s office bone a list at
the stats taxpayers on personal prop-
erty in New Haven. The heaviest tos-
payers on personal property include
Governor glmoon E. Baldwin. who
psys taxes on 869,100 in personally
and who pays on 06.000 as trustee:
President Hadley, who pays on ”.000;
D. H. Vendor. who pays on 81.338539!
and two other holdings of 3281.500 and
$118,686. all of which is for the Will-
cbcstcr Repeating Arms company; the
New Haven Trust company. which
pays on $170,000; Yale University.
which pays on 305.800: Henry 1". Ens-
llsh. who pays on $17!. 000, and Wil-
lism W. 11nd Henry w.ll‘srus1n, who
pay on {813,000.
GO EAOY ON TNI 'OYO‘TIII
< .416, “1:. ‘
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THINK. NOV”
NEW HAVEN. NM.
lust mud tumours. Nut since
«mm-insulin lawman wont into
the business has the domsnd been so
grout at, this posted of tho ycsr. sud
for that vresssn lllr. Roman said yes.
tcrday that it the heavy demand con-
tinues“ for s short. time there will Invie
to be an lacrosse in the price of“ cis-
Mr. Roman says that the. sup1
tors.
ply csnnot keep pace with the doinand
and for that rooson‘iho supply is likely
to give out and prices will likely be ad-
vanced unless the diners out and homo
. 11.11111; her brother. ll. 0. ”Thomson.
‘ ly in favor of Governor Baldwin for
21m scrim Miller, of Hal-£10m. is
Hmmo Fisssonden has. unturned
from a visit with relatives in New
York. , y. . i, '
‘ The Sisters of St. Elizabeth have
cloud tholr homo ond‘bsss «returned
to New York for the winder.
Tho WhistCltib wss postponed ow-
ing to the death of Mrs. Betta, 11mm
Toosday this wocit until November
14111.
Mrs. Chrystlo Oimsteod and two
children and Mrs. Belle Gregory were
guests over Sunday of Miss Harriett
Olmstesd. ,
The first fall meeting of the we
men's Auxiliary was appointed to he
held Wednesday afternoon 110181. Mai.
thew's rectory.
The Reading Circle _mct Thursday
afternoon with Mrs, W, 1.). Hart. lloth
Sides of lhe Shield. s war story by ll.
late Mrs. Johnson. of Oberlin Colleen.
was read with much interest. The
book is quite rare. as the edition is
limited to 300 copies.
William Green. 11 carpenter who
lives in North Wilton, had the misfor-
tune to lose by theft last week over
$75 worth of tools. His boss and fel-
low workmen were also victims. These
tools were kept in a small house on
the Grimes place in Ridgcilelcl. No
positive clue has yet been found.
Hollowo'en was ushered in bf the
usual amount of pranks among tho.
boys. Largo stones were piled against
the South Wilton school. bar spparenb
iy no damage win done to the build
lug. Gates were removed and one
rosidcnt. Miss Harriett Olmstesd.
would like to room er possession of a
valuable chair taken from the veranda.
She hopes some one will ilml it.
The funeral of Mrs. J. M. Betta was
bold from her laiq;.honro Wsdnssday
~afternoon, and auditorium by a torso
number of friends and neighbors. The
officiating clergyman was Rev. Dr.
Bplicsr. of New York. The floral of-
ferings were numerous and bcsntll’ul.
her many friends thus testifying rss
poct to her memory. The burial took
place in the family plot at Woldron.
N. ‘1'.
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MLDWIN‘! CMNOS.
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Osmoorstio Chairman Callisto“!-
Thinks GoVsmor May Land
Prspldsnc y. _ {1
HARTFORD. Noy, 3.—-—Thst there is
much sentiment in monocticut in ft-
rd: of snoffort to Mambo next Delv-
ocrstlc state convention ondorso Gov-
crnor Simeon E. leden for the Dem.
ocrstlc nomination for the presidency
was made increasingly svidcnt roccnt-
ly when State Chairman-Charles W.
Comttock. whom reporters roacbsd by
telephone at the court house in New
London. dcclsmi himself unqualified.
....
1'
the presidency. and ctprcsssd the
opiulouatbat there is s Ashlin: chance
to win the nomination for him.
it had been reported thst Chairman
Conistoclt would so to New Haven
this week to open headquarters in a
"Baldwin fur lice-president" cau1~
11111er but Mr. Comslock is busy in
court this wool: and will be unable to
start as soon as ho. expected. in
view of later developments. morsevor.
osntrsted in an effort to land Gover-
nor Baldwin in the first place on the
Tho millions of Olsostsl ours savor
nousccd success.
he believes that wort should ho con-i
iii! illiiiili '
liilill ilii illiliiiii
hm HMsohs,.¢onsilpstion, Ill-
‘ wounds or lick Otomsci).
It is moro‘rwoossary that will keep
your Bowals, Liver and Stomach clean
pure out} fresh than it is to keep the
sewers add drainauo of a huge city
free from obsll‘lléflon. 1"
Are you keeping clean inside with ‘
Cssoarotsmor merely forcing a pas-
sageivuy every few days with units.
cathartic pills or castor oil?
impm taut.
Casturots immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. lemma the
sour. undigested and fermenting food
and foul WEB: tulle the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
system the decomposed waste matter
and poison in the intestines and
bowals.
No odds how badly and upset you
feel. a (.lnsesrot toolsht will straighten
you out by morning. The work while
you sloop. ‘ liloent box for your
druggist will keep your entire family
feeling good for months. Don't for-
need a good. gentle cleansing too.
. ....w...«-m,m..~-m- ...“... -
Mrs. Bertha Dean has returned from
a visit with relatives in M1. Klsco.
I". W. Anderson and family returned:
to New York. Bsturdsy. for the winter.
Mr. and hire. William G. Webb. of
Ssrntogs. have been tho guests of rei-
ntives in town.
James Thomas and Walter Miller at-
tended s Hallowo‘en party at Hartley
House in New York. Tuesday evening.
Miss Edna Frances Sister, of Stam-
ford. visitcd over Sunday with her
aunt. Mrs. Harry l-‘. Zarr. at the Sco~
ileld homestead.
Tho dance given in Raymond's Hall.
Wednesday evening, by the T. .‘d. C. A.
orchestra. was largely attended and
hilly enjoyed. The orchestra played
good music and the nadir was a pro-
ii The Do Pars Trio. composed of Mr.
Ind Mrs. Charles Tsrsntino and Miss
shown. Do iron-«1. will entertain in
flaunt-ck. this cvoniss. The trio
have many local engsssmonis this sea-
son and and no hoard in this town,
lawlsboro Vista. last Woods. Spring-I
dale and othor plsocs.
A Holiowc' cn barn dance was given
by George Moron and Howard Brown.
in s bsrll on Richmond Hill. Tuesday
evening. it was needless to say that
the young people cnioycd a good time.
The barn was appropriately decors»
ted, and tho terpsichoroans mingled. be. .
twcon streamers of ribbons and funny-
lookins lanterns.
Announcements have been sent 01an
by the Dancing Clans Committee of?
ihe Young Men's Club for the lnltinl'
lesson and dance to be held thls“cvon
ing. it is expected that about 100 will
to present Add this number will iu-i
crease considerably as the rims pro»
zeros“. The fact that Mr. and Mrs.
Tsrantino are to furnish the ,
lleuiocutlo ticket.
When asked his opinion of the
movement to make Governor Baldwin
Gouoctlcut's favorite son. in the race
for tho Democratic nomination for the
pmsidsncy next year. Chairman Com-
stook said:
“it meets with my unqualilsd sp-
brovsl."
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wnsnso MILK oouaumrs.
Dsiry Commission» to Worn Farmsrs
Rounding Low.
HARTFORD. Nov swampiaints
will be mode by Stats Dslry Commie
sinner H F.1’ottor to tho authorities
of North Bradford sud Golchsstsr ra-
flidill' samples of sdultorstod milk
taken from farmers in thus towns. In
one of the samples the commissioner
finds tlic milk contains 50 per cont. of
water. The defense is that wstcr not
into the milk while it was being scrat-
cd.
Tho Dairy Commissioner is having
posted ’ throughout the sum linen
posters containing the law pass‘sd by
the lost donors! Assembly in rolstlcn
to tho adulterotlon of milk.
.. Wmuww
TAYLOR OVITIM PM U. 8. AIDE-
MALI.
WASHINGTSON, Nov. 8.—-—’l‘bo Toy-
lor system of scientific maniacal
crnmqnt arson-ls. escrotsry of War
mlmson you-rosy oirprosssd the my
that this sysicmwtll work to tits wok
tors of the government and the world
men. He based lllsddlinldh on s robot-t
of Chief of Ordinance Croslcr. on the
War Department experiments with the
system.
hiusic lull bloom folks consume lower of tho bivalves. 'Mvortisc your wants In Tbs 1.111111.
probably will be installed in tho gov»
seems to be a considerable induced
meui among the young people. I
A l-‘lullowoen surprise was tendered
ihilss 1". May Fairly. at her home on
iSitsmfcrd avenue. Tuesday evening
The morn molars assembled at the
horns of Mrs. William F. Wood. St.
John place. and marchsd to the horns
Iof their unknowln: hostess. The con
.tuInss were notcsuuo and ludicrous
{and there Was a general good time
full of pranks and funny pastimes The
Fairly irons was doctnied for the oc-
Icnslon and the illuminated pumpkin
hoods mods the soon: swe inspiring
Tho lunshson which foilowod. tho
zssmss was snicysd by all. and bliss
il‘slrty was dcclsrod a charming sud
thoushttul hams.
Tits police were kept busy, 'ruum
night. by tho unusual activity of the
young folks. . Tho children cciobrstod
in great numbers sud their antics—in
thaqnnln of s harmless nature-wore
ingeniously concoivedsnd well execut-
osl. Tho police force wss rslnforccd
with ssvsrsl ostrss and they illl had
their hands full watching the yodna.
mrs who woos sensibly at tho height
:of thslr slim and tho liberty extended.
about 9:10. anxious poi-onto bowl in-
ovirinc oftbciioilccscfi moane-
abouts of tbclr *chlltivcn... To dictum
gulch one from the other .
in Main otrsotwouid have _. . ..
losriaslt. audit was sons of wait
until the spirit moved tho WWW
summons. Whether tho cos-m ro
suitcdin woodsbcd complications is
not known. it is safe to assume, how
ever, that tits sonic was worth ' the
souls Ind shot the ro'nrlmsnds were
soccptcd as s moms-W coma.
This is '
get the children-wihelr little lnsldns ~
music w
I"! lull. and there will be so early
.11.. Anvmissmdnvs' i 11er Malnutrition
a
dip D iii. lilvah (immunity
I“
" ..., an 1 .. halahiinhrh 1115?
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A Special 1n Dress Goods, fondle ..
W I: ~ 2 Reinainder ' of‘ this'Week
Known as Pebble Suitings. They are goods umrlc 1.1
soil at $1.00 a yard, but we obtained them at a much less
prior. and our buyer was so enthusiastic when they were
received. "it's a Iiiauufat‘iurm”s clean—11p. you see, and
they are worth every cent of $1.110 a yard, but i am going
to sell them at
59c
Twenty colorings', and all the desirable ones, light inns,
wi.~i:111.1,tuo shades of Ul(l llllit‘. l’inc for inilnml suits. "
”Wit 5 what he said. and of course the price will cause
them to sell quickl).
Show 11 at the Section for Colored llrcss Gnarls.
iii
Some New (lotions that Women are
Waiting for
For Chilly Folk. A Flee Coll \Vaislilig‘. in ilziiniy
stripes. perfectly smootlr on the right side, but tho inner
is warmly ficccctl. Isl/2c.
Eden Cloth. (if the $111111: style as Scotch flannel, In
conventional stripes. lllCtllllill shades. For waists, pajamas
and children's dresses. 15c. .. I.
ASpecisl in Outing Flannel. l’rciiy stripes in light
.colors for underwear and “sleeping garments. Regular
value Inc. at So.
if!
Wash Goods Section, lower iloor.
—-——-——————-——-——
Ardahan Rug Corners. 'i‘lu lino mlluiiim spread
"1111011 the floor of flirt arpct Stow attracts~ ll’lllLll alleli—
lion. and the squares 111:1. selling rapidly. $2.75 each.
Nightgown: of White Crepe. Cloth. 'l‘hc lli‘\\' assuri-
mcnt is here, showing styles with either high low
neck.
or
L'mlcr muslin Suction. somml floor.
Sayer Paper Bags for Cooking. The interest grows.
“from?“ who enjoy cooking and making up new dishes are
enthusiastic over the paper bags, and there is hardly any
limit to the. range of recipes 111111 11111 beiriod.
Packages containing thirty~ bugs. 3 sizes of 10 bags
each. use. ‘
on D. id. iRrah illuminant}.
Warm
Underwear
cozv FLANNELETTE GARMENTS
‘SERVICEAB‘LE. STYLISH SWEATERS
BEAUTIFUL HEAVY BLANKET nouns
AVIATION CAPS AUTO HOODS
SMART TAILORED WAISTS
NEW WINTER GLOVES for women and
children.
All the above items in large assortments. of
rciisbis quality. and st rcrisonable prices.
, K The ,
~' N. E. Ryan
Company
‘~ . " desshln‘tonBtI-ost
..-“...me
.. . A ...... -..—--. as 1
for those who got through late. The ‘
imunl round of refreshments will not
served and much business transacted: .‘
Tl‘lOLLEYMlN'I MEETING.
Tomrow evening will come tbs
Insular meeting of the Trollaynienn
Union. The meeting will be held in
the new ball in Main street 81. Gear
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. w-Everybody's friend-01. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. curs: toothache. our»
bloods: for those who finilh work ache, sore throat. Heals cuts, 1.11111...
111 its sci-imam: sud a later one .1111». Stops no rain-
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