”Hum.
A, “"‘erandchiidren and live _ grout-l
.A good start is half the race. If
from an impaired digestion or a “bad night,”
anus
care of it.
rest more profitable.
A course 0 Beecham’s
to help you.
A! .n dragging in boil... 10¢... 25c.
Erection of
Art Needlework
Never has our Art Department offered a more
varied or complete assortment of articles to be ems
broldcred.
Monogram Toweio. Hand Blgl. Sofa Pillows.
Doylics. Center-pieces. Tic Racks. Dinner Setu, Laun-
dry Ba Good; and Brush Bags. Skirt Holden.
Whisk fioom Holden. Shirt Wok“, Muslin Un-
derwear. etc.
We have several finiahed pieces. showing how the
articles look when completed.
The saiealndy in charge will assist you in e-ielot‘tltig
embroidery materials. and give you Instructions for
working out the design.
It is titne now to begin work on article.» intended
for (‘hrisitnns gilts.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
mum-.m.hmflww~._ , ._... ..
FARMERS AND LUMBERMEN. LIFTS SUIT CASE WHILE OWNER
READS PAPER.
Waldron. Who Quit "Dry" Maine. Gets
30 Day: and Fine in Strattord.
S'l‘itA'l‘t‘tiltil. Nov. lii,v»~.\u the vi»
suit of a day‘s "Sherlockinr." by the
entire staff or local I‘Ullutitlllen. Ed
ward Waidron who claims to have
left iiiddeiurd..\le., when the utnic
went "dry" was sentenced in .‘iii
days in jail and lined $3.3 and route
by Judge Peck totini’. for theft of a
unit cnuo containing untuplcn oi stilt
from I‘. E. lionue, a drummer for
(Yhonev ilroihora, nilk manutnciurera
of South Manchu-atria (‘Unn
Wuldrou "lifted“ the unit cum-
whllc House was reading in paper on
‘the way in Bridgeport on u ll'Ollev,
ycuicrdni'. Later liotmc mot Wal-
dron in Bridgeport. minus the Milli
Pcrl'act Organization and Want More
Maney for Tieu.
PLAINFIELI), Nov, iii Farmers
«Ind lumbermen who sell the New
York, New Haven and Hartford liaii»
road company tics. met here yesterday
and formed an association to he called
the Domestic Lumber Dealers and
Manulacturcru' imam-intimi, elei‘ilnu t‘.
E. Child. of l’utnttiu. president. and t‘.
A. Tllliughaai secretary. 'l‘hn tnwtlnat
I“ culled to tilm'ueu the «recent cut
In price t-‘ i'i'l'l‘ll inch tit-u trom 72
cents to (II! cents. and the more rluld
inspection of six Inch tics iuutituictl
by Hie road. A resolution wan phased
which will he MW” in the railroad
common asking that the old price.
72 i‘eisiu. in. laid for all ”Hi cnl prior
to 0. ill in, tho il‘ilt' oi the notice
or the reduction and that it uniform tune, and followed him buck iwre and
inspection in» male or all crow; IIMi. had hlin followed. Then the con-
A mood mention will he held bite! . iiillltlt‘li begun the hunt tor the. unit
Iconierenre with the road. {(‘ilm‘. and finally found it hidden in
home buuhou near the trolley trurltn.
:‘l‘lm contenlu were intact.
' unions
To Wltmn ital—ii: Concern
DEATH OF HORACE
M05185.
Wont“ Iinrnu Mario, M. ltlt‘mvi'f
ltrcsu cotnmlnalonur IDII tree wardung
‘nd i‘etornu oi the (livll War, died a i
No home in Wlnuted Weilnmduv Mil
ht'uoon. lie Willi n notivo oi Nniick,a Bluovnie. 0M” May ' iiilllw—"l w”
m" “M “m“ ”"1"“ married. M“: Iiiolt for two yearn with chronic bron-
ifll Wife Mini! A. Ellmliiith \Vm.; chitin and a contaminant rundown con-
‘01 Wollonloy, Nun, his wound. limb a dition. i received no brnnili from docn
unborn, of Norihwood. N. u.. and; (m or from a trip which I took for
all thou, Charlotte ht. Friabio. oi Now my hmlth. and i had to trim in) work.
When a but he heard mm” Vino] mu recommended. and from tho
”timer (thin the addreiili ill. the dodl’ ileuoud iottlo l commenced to Im-
mon 01 Bunker Hill monument uudi gala; agiltilvizénmluht nonhuman;
‘ ’ i y no u u Mom.
I. also rememlwicd sector the tit-mE i am at ”m.“ attain.
output can in" betwoetl illusion “at It to the combined action oi the
Worcester. Mama. lie War I" ind; curative ailments of tho coda' liven.
mute friend if Vicei‘rcntdnnt Henry: aided by tho bhma‘mnking and
BACON
s
Wilson. who was an.» a mitivo or. strength-creating proportion of tonic!
mum. chpdmhi Iron contained in Vino! which million
It so uuocmiul in curing bronchitic.
l Vinol in a constitutional moody tor
.... i chronic coughs. colds. bronchitic and
Charter. 0””. n mm" mmpm of pulmonary ironwork-not u puiiiniiw
Mia awhile. but who has been iocal-z m" cough syrups.
, Try Viuol. it you don't think It
“I in 809“”! ’0' some time. I!!! been. helps you, '6 ”l" TOW?“ your mom“.
main; a few days have,
He lee rm seven
grandchildren.
...—......”
3 Frank ll. ”tiller. Drttguisi, So. Norwntlt
‘. t
tart To-Morrow Right '
tablapeavishness you commence a wrung. A world of
meaning is contained in this phrase and if the trouble comes
_ It’s a waste of time and money to sit down to a meal with
a. disordered stomach or liver. . Good food will actually do you
harm If your organs are not in a condition to properly take
Beecham’s Pills never fail to create a healthy appetite and
promptly give strength and energy to the digestive organs. Don’t
_ie_ awake tossmg and turning in mental and physical torment—-
It is better not to go to bed at all—-but best to take a dose of
Beecham’s Pills before retiring. They are absolutely harmless
and Will make your work easier” our leisure ha pier and your
Get a box todayustart the treatment
TO-NIGHT .
opuld value to women an with every box.
*Iiiiiiiiii ‘itittt llil
‘ timid Silllll
Believe Chandler Rogers or
George Keane Is Falling
WESTPORT, Nov. 10.—~Westport
people, do not take much interest in
the atory 0! Chandler Rodgers, who
war; dead 14 years and came to life
no it by u miracle, .
Chandler Hodge" or rather (iconic
’ Keane. resided In \Vcstport, three
years ago, on what is known an [itch-
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iliiiiii liliillii
Iiiiil in towns
No aliiououeu, Headache, Sick, Sour
stomoh, indication, Contact
Tongue or Conotiiiatlon.
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
uchéu come from a torpld liver and
clogged bowels, which, cause your
storuurlt to become filled with until-
nested food. which Hours and fer-menu!
like garbage in a uwill barrel. That's
the. tirat step to untold misery—«indi-
gestion. foul gases, bad breath. yellow
you will find a
PILLS.
tuondville avenue, with his mother,
Mrs. James ‘Keane and her three
daughters. lie was always Consider-
cd quite a boy with the indies anti
there was not a dance. that he didn‘t
attend. lie, ot‘niid step well and the.
girls all liked him.
As near as can be learned the fam-
iiiy came from llrooklvn. to Weatport.
where. they took positions in the plant
yet the Leon Manufacturing crunpauy.
"l‘hts work tlld not seem to fit well
with fluorite. who seemed to be pos-
akin, tnentul fears. everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will give you a. thorough
cleaning, inside and straighten you
out by morning. They work while you.
sleepma Iii-cent box from your drug-i
who. will keep you feeling good for
months. Millions of men and wuuu-n-i
take a ("ascnret now and then to lit-cpl
their sionutch, liver and bowels rcutrl
iuicd. and never know a iuist-rabloi
Itllllllcni. Don‘t forget the children——
their little. tnsidtu need it good. gentle
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loomed of a somewhat roaming dis.
lposltioti and his stories or life in tho|
{lair-resting. Many at them boarder.
i hie. George remained in Weutport a
illttlc over six months, during which
lilme one of the sisters died and an—
?tt teamater of this place. Last year
Pi 3 cannot fail
lthey n-ow reside.
' tit-urge secured a position with
Range A. Burrow. the west-side cro-
( ,fcer. where he worked for “I! week».
itine evening he came into the More
iaud told the grocer that he intuit
lhovc his money because he was go-
i_._
l‘ttmiiiv and he was not going to help
_ support them again. After his de-
.. pariurc the families ret‘eind letters
"om him. but the feeling was so
altruism“ ..
Illillllllmll Ililillllillls
:in cattle to Westpori anti so thcro
In very little known or him. The re-
Falrlleld WE“ Assoflallon tilt port is that soon alter leaving West.
. l port the mother died.
Congregational CIWI‘CIIBS It Ctumdler Rodgers and (it‘l'tt‘l-ic
Here November I4
3 Keane are one and the same, it is in-
1deed a mystery. Keane should be in
title neighborhood at Ill year» at age.
The toll fellowship meeting of the.
l-‘airileld-Wcs: Asuocluilon 0t Canard.
.gationnl (burritos and Ministers. will‘
he held at the Norwnlk i‘ongregutionll
Church. Tuesday. November 14. A
The order at exerclws will be “8‘
—__,
j service of the government were veryl
loiher was married to a Michael Roy.I
:Illt‘ ltoi's moved to Bridgeport where
ling to Boston. Ito had trouble in the .
Kettne'n tather died iwtoro the tum-l
A&P Pure Food Bulletin, November 6th to ilth
cleansing. too.
‘ed on what seemed like the llnpOssiol “x “MN“ I“ “VIN“-
Weutpori people consider the li-
yenr story a myth, for when in West-
pori he was just ticorue Keane, knew'
all that was going on and not in the
least bit queer.
ot medium build and about ilvc Iootl
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JOE VAILL AGAIN STRICKEN.
.‘loscph ll. Valli, i‘twuicriy editor of
:hu \i‘tnsiod iletnlti. who is now liv~
log in Philadelphia. has bad a suc-
ond stroke of paralysis which utteri-
ed his oimcrh and left his right arm
and leg almost useless. .‘Ilr. Valli
was iirst stricken in Winsted on
September lb, 1908, witch he was"
itsslstant postniuior. Mr. Valli is 74
years old. He was secretary of tho
(‘ounocticut commission at the fairs
at Chicago and St. Louis and has a
,wlde ncqtnilntanre in (Tonneu-tlcut.
PILES CURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYS.
Your tll‘tigglsl will refund money ii‘
l‘azo Ointment fails to cure any case
of Itching, llilnd. lileeding or Pl'i)lrlltl-‘
lug Piles in ii to it days. .301:
Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard King. of;
Hunt Norwnlk. are guests of their“
daughter in Bridgeport.
“:1
follows:
3 p m. .\ special meeting of pastors
and delegates on the apportionment
tor the churches of the association,
i‘ltnrlra t‘. Merrill, aoircinry ot the
National (‘uuucil Amloriioumuni (‘nm-
‘misalou. coming: from “catch to
By buying from the A. a P. you c
From producer to consumer dlrcc
is
EXIT MIDDLEMAN
liminaio the MIDDLEMAN entirely.
i. No intermediate Protltu.
'uddrcas this meeting. Every minister
and ili‘lt‘iilllt- owes ii to the unnocln»:
PINK ALASKA SALMON. Tall Can .................. 10c
ition and his own church to ht- present
,‘ptomptly. as tiieie in nothing of glt‘iil-
icr llllilwillillt‘ Important-e below. the.
l
@ Pure Lard, 3 lb 12c
ichurvhes.
I
GRANDMOTHER'S OATS.
:I p. in. The regular meeting of uiin-‘
Three Packages .......... 25c
itmr» and ilt‘it’giiirs and the transac-
iiinu oi tidi‘ll boldness on may come he;
tote the meeting.
I..Ii p. m. iluzlt ll. Marl‘auic). II.
II , an rotor)- of the eastern dlotriri oi'
the i-‘cdcinl (‘ouucll of the l‘huvchca
t‘livial in America. will ript'fllt uni
I"lllii‘i‘>l'llill't‘ll Federation" The new:
trui public In invited to hear this tid-'
drone nu tho movement Includes
illlrii'duul‘ deuominailotui and in there»
tore oi general interest. All tniniuieru‘
and religious workers are onpocluiiyl
urged in be present. i
is p. in. The ladies at the Norwalk
t‘onxrenutlnuul i‘hurcli. in the air
scum o! a pastor. have. extended a
iiil‘
$21,000
Just Think It Over,
VALUABIE
PRIZES
to be distributed to customers of The Great Atlantic & Pa~
cifiic Tea Company's Stores.
Full Particulars and Prise Lint May Be Obtained at Store
GreatProverb Contest
STARTS THIS WEEK
IN
FREE
2,500 More Prizes
moat cordial invitation to tho Iilltii‘lfi'
tlun to meet In their ciiurrh and will
provide it uuppcr for the mlnlutcrml
doieuutw and azwnkora ui thin hour. l
Domestic aardlnu. I can. . , .ac
Peanut Butter. lb. ............ tic
Rupborrion. 2 can: .......... 25c
Inrioy. n to. .......... .. ...... be
. Norway Mackerel. each ........ 5c
. flocchnut Ducon ........ 18 and 39::
fHonoy. I jar .......... the
‘AAP X-R-y Stove Fallen, 3
boxes .. .................... tho
‘ 7:30 p. m. lienerul public moi-ling.
luiih iilut'lltl mimic by the choir of the
lNcrwnlk (‘oimrenniitmui i‘hurrh. All:
'the hoopla ot Ii'iiirtiold county or: iti-i
vimd iu ihhi niobium. Everybody wllil
want to hear oi :he arm meu'n move-
New
I aid
Eggs dbl. 40C l
to Stump. with 1 lb. 8 O'Clocit
«own which in wet-plug the country. Como .................... 260
Ivy-0min,” to 8mm“ with 1 lb. Sultana
i’rciudu ii‘iriii Meditation. op. 20. 20 man; With. ile'miom‘ .30o
.'\o. i ....... , .......... A. (lulimuni Cofloo ....................
Alex. H. ilIb-on. ()ruaniai. I so lump: with 1 lb. El Ryan
‘llvinn~~»«"'t‘lm t'huvch'a tine Il‘oundiv Cotton ------
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES
2c: 40 Btampl with 1 lb. To.
to cumin with 1 lb. "m .ooo
5o
Fifii§§§“Butter 350
€208th with i lb. Tn ......350
l 25 Iii-mm with 1 lb. Tn . ..... 40o
.Mu
l lion" (congregation alludluul.
as Stamps with 1 but. Extracts . . . ..
amm— mmummumu—u mmmrmm
W W
‘ Bridgeport Advertisements ~ t Bridgeport Advertisement: 1
Elite id. iii. ‘illrah (linmpany.
iEaluliltahrh 1357.
a»
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} Marie Antoinette Curtains
Important Special for Friday and Saturday
In both clear white and .i‘vrnl'uan, six different de—
signs in each. cil'cctivc applications on strong sct'viccnhlr
not, suitable for livingroouis. (liningrinmis. or
Regular value $3.25,
at $1.79
Shown in Main St. \vintlinv.
ifnriain Store. third floor.
l)llll(ll ill’ri.
The Petticoats that Fit
The newest'Petticoats are thigucd to ill any man
with cmni'iitt and with the lit most smoothness. 'l'lit‘ gown
of the period demands that all unilcrivcar shall he of per-
lt'L‘l tit and without any supcriltnins fullness. To that end
Petticoats: are illililt‘ without gathers or planing. with \1
slinpt-tl gllfist‘i< of .lcrscy t‘lt’itli at lllt' our»: and hips. and
bell: of JL'I'M')‘ «Ir Clil>ll\‘.
ln black satiric. 31.50.102.00 and $2.25.
ln in-arln-rhlumu. 31.50.831.98 and $2.50.
Klosofit l‘ctticoais in silk llli‘\$;lllllt‘, $5.00.
Special in Colored Messaiine.
All the desirable and Til>llltilliilllvSlllitli‘S. l'tirt‘, myrtle
green. apple green. \\'l.~i(ll'lll. moire. inn and Immn. made
in narrow moth-ls with small plnitcd ilounces.
$2.98
. \ i r ,‘t
Qtntt mu.
(”at and Still Rooms, wound iltmr,
—————————-—-—--—
Those Chiffons intended for evening gowns attract
attention. Never “(is n tint t- when >urh gwulls ucrc on»
ier to manage. .v\ lit-nded Kimono. a Tunic. a few yards of
liand or Fringe applied over a foundation of sonic lawn
itc color. and the thing is accomplished.
Conic and we the Millions. the llarnitttrcs. (Hill Lori‘s.
Titiumiug Section. main lltlilr.
In the Trunk Department. iliim‘ “titanium” and
\Vartlrolic 'l‘runlu~ arc interesting runny pimple.
Eli» i3. iii. iRrah @mupuny.
Shirtwaists
\\'t have just I'i‘l‘t‘lYt‘ll a non: llxm of .atcsi szi‘ivs. Sonia; min-2.
LADIES' 8HIRTWAI8T8 at ................................. $1.00
See weal window.
LADIES' GHIRT WAISTB ....... ‘ .................. $i.49. $1.98. $2.25
Excellent value.
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS ............................... $3.49. $3.98
)lrksaiine Silk.
LADIES‘ SHIRT WAIETS at .................................. 50c
SlIIIIIiIi'fi. value ”.00.
LADIES‘ SHiRT WAISTS at .................................. 75c
Su-npica. value shill.
LADIES' SHIRT WAIBTS at .................................. 98c
.‘cluinpieti. value sliN.
BE SURE AND SEE THESE SPECIAL VALUES
A. Dickerman 8t Son 3
l4 WASHINGTON sr. TELEPHONE 446
We Give 8. & II. Trading Stamps
mmmmacmommi
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100 PDQTAL SAVINGS BANKO. RODERR FOR GOVERNOR.
Reading the iicrlptureu. . _ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ """"" 25c
so"! .. "Tim ht)” (jhmd"_ , . , ,fluillvm) ’0 Stamps With 1 b0‘. A. & P. Chill SAUCE - t ......... . .156
. H. 8. Match. Tenor. no Stamps with I bet. Queen Olives ................ ...zsc
Prayer. with 2 lbs. Fig Newtono, each . . ....... . .ior,
lions-«“0 dry thou More“
. ................Toronudclitiono
Mu. Gthlou. Continua. oi the Hutuh‘
Norwallt choir.
Addie-awml‘hn Men and Religion Fore_
ward Muvemrnt.”
l Ward W. Adair. of Now Yrrk.
Notitw-Efltll church is expected to in
ruprereuiod by "pastor or acting pol“
ior, Sunday school superintendent. a
delegate and one associate dolemie’
for such titty members or fraction
thereof." ‘
I Any desiring to be entertained over
night should notify Rev. C. F'. Taylor.
at ii’ootpuri, scribe.
10
Fre ‘
120 WASHINGTON l ..
.Tol. Nu. m
withtbot. Liquid Blue..,......... ...... 1°C
with 1 pkg. Rudy Ruffles Starch .. . .. . . . . to:
“Ham.” with:piq.PufiedWheut .......ioc
with I can A. I. P. Metal Polish . .
with a pligi. A. d P. Gelatinc. ouch . . .. 5:
with 2 boxes D.’l‘. Motohemench 5c
llil B‘Rlillil’ Iii
Doimriu 0:30 o. in. and 2:30 p. in.
.XOC
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town “A”!
rm coma
“WASHINGTUN. Nov. ill. with» him
itirod more pout onions were yesterday
ldoulxnaiod on metal novlnxo tie-poni-
éinrlmi in twin intuition November 7.
l The tolinwlug were moon; then:
Coronetit~iii~~4teirgotowm
Massachtsetiu u Grown.
l Fails. smut»
Mayor Haliorm. of New Britain, Fav.
or: Yale Law School Dun.
now lilil’l‘MN. Nov. “LA—“Mayor .i.
M. Huitcrun, of this «My. has declared
himtwlf In favor of the uuminuiiun of
WWW" Henry Wade Ramiro. dean of the Yale
Auh‘
““39““! "f ”I. who“ hoard last “law LSMF that item lingers in just th.u innit
it. w“ “73““ "3 “Ill“ '7‘“ deficient who run connnnud the smile support
.imd dugomruto children out oi Iii" tllut iiaidwin "i"I'l\'(‘tl for governor.
public ochoolu and have tlwm iuupht
lit! a separate achooi. An untitled;
“hoot building will be titled up tcr
fthe uni-nose. '
Mount Hermon. hie; “Fltziiil, iiY tilt} Iicatocrntu. Mr
ilmrnham. ttovcrtitv’ um tall. The mayor be
i .... WWW-”M" lion-l titni Howrnor llaldwin will ho
l To “EPA"AT‘ DEQENERA'I'EB. drafted for either iiic presidency or
l NEW LONDUN. Nov. iii. AAAAA M 5‘ it.ppnvpidcprtv by his party. Ho
l
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.‘lniuolm Rhine. of Stamford, who
has been ilw kucut oi’ friends in Nor»
vvttlk, returned to his home yesterday.
Norwalk Chronicler