ill
Copyright Han Schltf‘tirt a: Mara
some.
Suits
NE of the Overcoat styles 3
that’s going to be mighty ”
popular this fall is the
new Raglan. ‘ You know. how a
Raglan is made; with
an over-the - shoulder
seam; gives it a very
swagger look.
Hart Schaffner 8t Marx
know” just how to do
model is one of the
snappiest we’ve ever
seen.
You’ll find here a
lot of other good
things too.; in both
suits and overcoats;
things we'll enjOy
showing you. "
Any day you feel like looking at some
good clothes, we feel like showing you
$18 and up toé$80 ..
Overcoats $20 and up to $30
Othergood makes as low as .510 ,5
ROGERS & STEVENS
.01”;
it right; their Raglan
. 1 t
_ title-t lladatc lint i001 to no
i» an ‘ . HIM" » ,1
NEW HAVEN, Nov, 17.-That Gov-
ernor Baldwin has been asked to step
in to check the epidemic of glandors
at present raging amen harm in
, ,thlu city, was leurned'yesterday. vA
. letter was sent. to tltd‘itovornor about
a week ago by tbé New Haven Pat
thundering company. stating that
awithln a month 18 horas had been
‘hrought to their placo which showed
symptoms of glandors, and that in
Intany canes the disease had proceeded
inn tar that the animals' hides were
tworthlous, as big llolcs had been eat-
.nn right through.
. ; Dr. Frank C. Alumni said that he
‘ iknew oi at least 7t» horses that had
ghcen brought to (at rendering places
iln the city and that at least two men
:had contracted the disease. One of
:tbt-so had gone to New York for treat-
lmontvand the other is being treated
thy a doctor here.
i Dr. Atwood belle-res that where. it.
ions» of manners is found the. wimle
iatahin 0r horses in which it was
lultould he quarantined.
3 it is stated on exrollr-nt authority
ithat when tho prevalence of this dia-
ioaw was called to the attention oi
incrernor Baldwin he notified the cat-
étlo commissioner and aaketi'hlm to
tutti in the matter. It. is statcd by
tin. William .1 atom of the health
lhonrd that up to the present time
’hir. Averill has made no attempt to
iflttht the epidemic.
1 lilr. Awrlll could not ho locntod
:laat night. although uh oiiort Was
i made to get him at his boom in Wash.
:lmrton, tom. and at his ottice ln
iliartiord.
it'll- .. ., .
illil tttttt
l .
! rm: CHIEF mas.
‘, .\i.\.\‘(tlit'-ISTl-:R. Nov 17.~-.-'ruumas
0
Menuhin.
‘when suffering from Dyspepsia,
Stomach or" Liver trouble, as to resort
, failing propefiies of Beecham’s Pills. " .e well-known .
”family me’dicitiig (has pro'ved to be the right thing in
innumerable cases during the sixty years of its popularity.
,_ For people who suffer frOm headaches, indigestion, biliousness,
. constipation, nervous debility, anaemia, depression, kidney troubles
‘ and other similar ailments, the right treatment
hmtonng
eStitch inTime
or any form of
the never-
Is ,. To Take
. They are not only the right thing where a specific remedy is required, ,
they are also ah excellent tonic for the general health. If you suffer
\ from derangement of the Stomach and Liver, or any distressing
ailments that interfere with your well-being and happiness,
the right thing for you to do is to take Beecham’s Pills.
You will prevent much serious illness if you take
care to always follow this course
When First Out of Sorts
Dimmin-
F
“woman with «callus. ,
WWW“,— .....
Y
nhpodnlvaluo
ford yesterday from blood holsonlnlt.
tip was chairman of lllt‘ Democratic
town committee and who a registrar
of voters for 20 years. He was 50
years old and leaves a widow and two
children. '
J. Smith, chief of the local fire do-
ldvartlac your wanta in The Sentinel
i
‘ Thousands
V
Gray & Co. store
PAPER-Bill lllllliitill
llllllilS illillllilll
Some New Books Ready tor Cir-
culation at the South Norwalk
. Library
in
Paper-halt cookery is altrat‘tlnt:
much attention. The book, l’apt‘twhng
t'ouiwrr, by 2". Buyer, in in the South
.\orwall< library and in as notch in do-
mund as tho “heist scllntr."
'l‘hu following lalwn from The Na"
tion will interest tho readers of 'l‘ht-
Sentinel: ‘
"While-.moat intuition are in cuiln~
nry tiitilltti‘ii as conservative as in re-
liuloua bullets, this innovation ofiora
ant-h surprising advantages with ach
inlunilirnnt expense to haunt with that
thousands haw1 promptly adopted it.
“(limiting food in paper in by no
means a new thing; the clnuihcal 'un
papilloto' oi the French rulaluo baa
'iumn long known, but llttlt- use was
made of it hecnttaut the food no cookcd
iziNil'il or paper. lint ilnnlly n
pnpm' bag has been iouud which tloun
not taint. the- food but improves tho
iluviil‘ ot‘ the dishes by provontinu
11w l‘fli‘illlt' of any gotten, and thus also
(ions away with kitchen odors.
(lllwr advantages claimed for it are no
nhrtntumu of foods, on necessity for
hnmhw. roasts. retains all nutritive
nualltit-s and .ollminalcs granny [MM
and pots, says-vs fucl nadvpravontu con-
tamination or food. We have tried
vatlonn dishes room-d in paper bags
antloi‘nnti them juicy and of excellent
flavor.” '
Valuable books added to the South
Norwalk library November ill, 191i:
utterance.
Encyclopodla Britannica. eleventh c
you. iii-28.
Encyclopedia Cuti10lio,Vol. 12.
01010011111110 Year-book. nook 4th. an-
nual, till}.
:1.
Btnuraphy.
pone, need or mice.
Overcoais‘Underpuce,
"was ‘0‘“? are coupled {attic-salad
fabrics in complete assortment. tailored to a
standard degree of excellence—to an extent per- .J',
‘ hops not duplicated in all clothing history.
— Fullmiaauorimcntumer Hm—hrciaevery ,
weave, in every fabric. in model: galore, for every 9‘"-
Foremoat ClothinuSincn 1045
oi Suits and 7'
l
s with the world's better
partmr-nt. died at a’hoaptnl in Hart-i ROAD CONQiTlONS DESCRIBED.
-.-.... _. i
iiniormatlon for Those Motoring to
Attend Saturday'a Football Game.
The Bureau oi Tours oi the Auto-
mobile Club of Ameficn has prepared
the tollowinx statement of mad con~
ditlons between New York and New
Haven for the benefit of those intend-
ing. to motor to New listen to attend
the \‘alcl'rinceton saint: next Satur-
day:
New Yorkwi-‘ollow 7th avenue 10s-
phaltl to'ilE-th St, cross Harlem river
and at top of hill turn left on Mott
arc. leading into the Grand (‘on-
course. This in completed and makes
a better exit from the city than Je-
rome avenue. ~Diia'lnk19 the bad con-
dition of the Benton post road, iotlow
Shore Road' to .
New Rochelle—~Caution for speed
and use oi the cut~0ut in the toll6w-
in: towns: Worn niacatlam tfiroutrh
larrhntont. Mattiarbncck. and Rye it.
l'ori t'hcstorw-fitlrood macadam to
Greenwich—At this publication it in
i still best to take the imrthern detouri
vin Palmer's Hill Road tsipzn-tmstctl
by tho (‘inhl from Cost-ob to
the ammunition; 00.90am Patio.
Way and the worn maendnm on the
Sialllruril"'HOWVVPI‘, thc contracmr
HORSES BURN IN BARN.
ST:\ )1 FORD, Nor. 17—«A barn owned,
by Emil Sova, located on Washington
avenue, was burned» to the ground last.
night. Three horses in the barn wernnft
burned to death. The loss will amunt’j’i‘i ,‘
to $1500. and the origin is not known. ”it *
Q
\
-
Cylinder
l
V
much higher figures. Zinnt ht the
season when you need them
most. (‘all and look them over.
. Horace R. Nash 7
N.Main&WestSts. ! ,
S.Norwalk
(lot-tho and His Woman Friends.
Uaeiul Arte.
llcnrick, (i 'r., 00.,
Consolidated Library
(‘ooklltiL Vols. 5.
(‘ontcntsz
\‘ol. 1 V—The Modurn‘liostoxs.
\‘ol. 1!- 'l‘he Cooking School.
\‘ol. 8 mSoups, Chowdcrs and
Fish, Moots, ‘Ponltry and (lame.
Vol. -l-»~chotableu, Fruits, (‘e~
mils, liroati and Cakes, Salads
and ‘itclishca, icon, l’astry and
tilhor ihtssurts,
Vol, h ----- t‘hnilng-dish recipes tlor~
crimes and Toasts, carving.
Lawlor, 5.l. .l.,
‘ Modurn Plumbing.
(‘larlt a llama.
t‘ook ilook of Leftovers.
\ Educational.
Jud-on, ll. l'.
Higher Education as a Training for
tinnineaa. '
Kloltlor, (l..
(treat Speeches and How to Malta
'l‘lwm.
How to Become a Citizen at the
United illittoa of Aittol'lca.
i'lttlottltt-rgot', A. W..
(inn Thousand llotnolons Men.
Juvenile.
Latturiot, Elohim.
Further Advuntttrus oi Nils.
Bird, it.
One Hundred
Children.
Jackson. 0. it"...
Captain l'olly.
Fiction.
.0! Modern
liible Stories ior
Bronte, (3.,
Jane Eyre.
Shirley.
Villott.
The Praia-nor. Emma Foam.
Bronte, it. and A.,
Wutharlng itelnhta.
Bronte. A.,
The Tenant oi Wildtotl Hall.
(The Bronte books replace old cop.
lea.) , .
Henna, A. 0.,
M011. Wings of the Cabbage Patch.
il'i‘hree conic-l. replacing old cop-
tend
Wharton, lit.
Agnes Gray.
Van lirlto, H,
The Sad Shoplutrds.
Barclay. l". T..
The Following of the Star
Butler, l-Z.ll’..
Adventures of a thnrnate.
()llitaut.‘ 0.,
Taming of .lobn Blunt.
l'ortor, (3.,
The Harvester.
Rot-d, Kit.
A Weaver oi Dreams.
Stuart, R. M, .
Hadntt-d Photograph.
Waller, M. 112..
My Rag-picker,
Lincoln J. (_‘..
t‘np'n Warren's Wards.
Wright, M. 0..
Love That Liven.
DeMoraan‘ W..
A lllltnly Story. .
W
to:
ARMY CANNOT MAINTAIN
HOUNDID.
WAHlIiNtiTilN ,Nov. 17. ----- The army
cannot maintain a pack oi bounds to
ho followed in hunts no that unicorn
may improve in bormnnnnhlp. The
controller of the Treasury nu so do-
vlttod. The commandment oi the "
mounted nnrvice school at Fort Riley.
Kunu...anlted authority to expend not
more than twenty-lira dollars monthly
for this purpose. Iit was endorsed by
llit‘ secretary of war. with the attitu-
mom. that European armies engage
in this training and that no better
way or promoting sanitation could
1") including all the
'7: inductive Smith Gray 0 Co. duly-a.
'; mu. young men and run
in Indium 0nd linav
5 noltona, voleurn. wont
" .10. from the lineal heavy tallied and thick, warn.
without-weight fabrics. in
in suit: you may
cluaivc nloun. worsted chub“. clan! and mill fininhod wont-dc.
Saxony airliner-0. ur
Itch. Scotch. German.
I. blows“, Nun.
cormt English module. as well an oil the 0mm,
chnooo from the, final and more correct an-
e: and made. from the more tannin Ea;-
ginu and Annie“ cilia. it all aha now
ollvoa and dash mini!“ clock—tho nylon
in annotate mutton-ta. [or ‘
weight oven-nu y‘ou may choose from f
chariots. vino». Itmnyn and "null:
Inly,.wanu|h-
any elud- nnd color. Included and '
roports that the Boston Post Road be-
tween these two places will be com-
illlt'it‘tl by Nov. iii.
—l,
Stumiord~~~Threo miles good macad-
atn, one mile rough to
ilarlen.-t)no mile worn. three miles
excellent macadnm to
Norwalkrv—(‘nution for speed trap.
tinebnli mile good, one-halt mile worn
macmlum to .
modulo for bnalnnu. for dual. travel.
than no box. «ml-bun.“ cairn-n basin.» 0an
from £5 to 82 inch-n in length. Kodiak raglan and English
coats. clam ulniorn; plain and
broutod convertible collar coats.
Tl motor tad basin“ modal "sunk-”in incl.
neon a more complain allowing of module and lahrlu.
Smith Gray & Co. Suits and Obercoatn
15.50
18.50.
22.50
27.5,
Fine Si
Hundreds 01.40.00 and 45.00
inch.
for Suits and dvercoaia that are
standard 20.00 and 22.50 values
for Suits and Overcoaia that in
aiandard 22.50 and 25.00 valuoa
for Suita and Overéoats that are
standard 27.50 ind 30.00 values
for Suita and Overcodta that are
standard 33.50 and 36.00 values
lbLtned Drug- Overcoata 2705‘”
unto: and atom ant-vice; : ‘
‘NIO ““00 .7‘
cum!
bod ainglo and doublo-
Kunliah and Continental in».
New York haa nflll
range
l 8.00,
be round that. following the bounds.
The controller maintained that titers
was no authority of law for the or
bendlturo.
....... .4..wa ._. .._..........—w.-...
Th0 ncxt town meeting will be held
in the year mm. The last one oi“ the
bridge question, unless a special inact-
lag in unlit-d. was held Wednesday ove-
nlng. The next meeting is to be bold;
chnusday ovsnlnu, January lith.'
litiL’. The new year is to open a new
lino of endeavor with the committee.
Crawford, iii. 0.,
Ethan Throat.
,v" t
it is understood.
and Ovmca'a, in broken alum.
for men, young man and boys
23.00. 30.00 and 32.00 Still. and
Overcoat
in broken aiau, in '
‘ worsted c eviota, in caclualu de- 1 .
signs—”Engliah and regular mod-la
20.00 .110 22.50 sun.
12.50
Motor Clothe: for Owner: and Ch’aui‘feurn.
Your Charge Amati“ Is Solicitml.
Smith, ery
Two Winn.”
f Fulton ll. a! flatbuth Av
‘ admin, a natural».
80 C0.
7
Mom tmu tilt; tun.
.ch Av.
. TwMu‘i’onh Star-01' _
Roadway at WarrmVSt '3‘;
Sottthportwtlmd macntlatn' to
Falrilold.—«(‘nution for speed. Good
macatlam. Entering Bridgeport, taltc
right fort: on State street (good block
pavement) at end of street turn left
on Water at. (cohblel three blocks,
turn right under viaduct to
Warner. A.. ,
When Woman Pl‘OptllleB. in price from 1&00 .0 55.“), but have ”.6 apecial E; iiridgenortmflaod brick and macad- It'd. .
"1:121:32... ‘" «to» defined to w!“ » mad 0.. howled» of E: ““i..‘.f;lti’..‘l‘.‘3i‘.~:.‘.”‘.“ ‘° Century Room 0... no.
1 L3] “m “‘panonty 0‘ gut“! a“, & C0. doth“ fl hilltord.~—t‘nutlon tor speed. l'sc 03‘ Waablngton 8!. Mil"! Nomlh
Miliord Turnpike. which is excellant
tnncndnm to
New Haven—4min to the traiiic
resolutions, the direct route to the
Yulp Field via Chapel street. in closed
to automobiles on- the day at the
some. it in thereioro necessary to so
out either George st. or Whaloy ave,
preferably the letters—Long island is
practically eliminated as a means oi
reaching the some, as the Bye-Sea
Oliii and Port Jefferson-Now Haven
turtles have been discontinued. The
Port Jonathon-Bridgeport terry is now
running on part schedule only, malt»
in; but three trips it track.
The Century Compound ,. ;
65c A GALLON
out Compound for three yearn. Writ.
Does Your Rhol Leald
. crops ALL LIAKO~ _ , .
. use A GALLON,
We guarantee the weather wear at
tor estimator. Cmcapondonco notio-
City 00000100:
"an“ a A GENERAL nutttud ,
nusmeas AND orrsnn nvnav
FACILITY conntaraur .
vat-11 nouun
BANKING .
Capital nut-plua'and Prelim .
$100,000.00 011700000
Batu Dapoalt Button .3 and 06 per your
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. In.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1a! V
FRIDIRIOK H. ROWAN. 2111! VI“:
a
~—l~innvy. impure blood males a
muddy. imply complexion. headaches.
nausea, ndinaation. Thin blood matter.
you weak. pale, sickly. Burdock Blood
[littor- maltea the blood rich. red. pure
~reatoron patient health.
M... W ..n.........—.......«.
HOTEL MAN FINED $100.
”1....
David Mandel, of East Hartiord,
Guilty of Violating Law.
EAfi‘l‘ Hrbfl’l‘mw, Nov. limbs-
vld Beaudet, propricttir oi the Park
avenue hotel, which was rt'tildod by
state policemen that Friday and a
"uunhtlty of liquor netted, was fined
$100 and costs in the town court you
many. A lam quantity oi liquor rial:-
“ will be confiscated;
' Sentinel
m: tun!
yam 1mm m In «”13
Fun. . ,
WILFRID IODWILL. ‘Gaahm
DIRIO‘TORO
I. H. Mathownon .i. Wallace tlnrvl
John H. Knapp John H. Light ,
Chrlntlan swam m0. it. Rowan ,
camuni Grumman Lewis R. Humid.“
Henry 8. Lockwood ‘ ;
It. I. rams ~
"'10 to I!“
. Daemon
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