Home R. Nash, Cur.
Generous turltsy, chicken pie. turnips,
Onions. cabbage. gravitas rich. crux.
, Doughnuts. cookies. gingerbread. cut
creamy oyltul‘ Ditty.
‘t-mteru" too.
barrios. and ~oulndc.
Pumpkin, curtordpapplo pie. lemon
tart and mince.
like funny men.
Aren't you glad Thanksgiving Day baa
conic round attain?
Smack your lips at such a feast. lus-
cious thlnnn galore. ‘
Stamford range can cook all these.
you. and plenty more!
FOR SALE BY
N. Main St West Sts.
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ROWAYTON
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klincl’eltcr
. have boon visiting friends in Weston.
—» Reliance, Whist. Friday, 3 p. m...
It rooms, itowayton avenue.
Rohcrt S. Barclay. of Rowaytou.
avennc, has had his large touring carI
repainted.
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Russell Hall has sccnrod a position:
with Rudolph ilohr, thc ltowmton nvo :
nun. plumber.
Frank Taylor has returncd to Stunt.
lord afttr: a tow ditys' visit with friends
in Rowarton.
Anotht‘vr cai'load of trees nrrivcd to-9
day for Commodore James A. Farrell's
arroperty at. Hickory iliul'f. The trees
are sent to itownylon from Long lu-l
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Most-s llarrla, who
lost their homo by fire a few nights.
ago, will i‘cuido during the winicr with
)lr. l-inrris' sister in .lcrscy City. New
Josey. lcaving iiownyton today.
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All who are to take part in thc
Christmas exorciseu at the iiowarton
Baptist (‘hurch am requested to mect
the committee at tho church on Thurs-
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. ‘
)lrs, E, Howard Evory, of l'unnoyor
street. entertained the members at tho
Lucia Helpers, Monday allocation.
There Were the usual dcvotional cit-
erciaes, followed by aewing for thc
children In ’l‘nrkey, and a rcndiun by
the president. Mira. William TIlI)llilt-‘
son. A social hour, with t‘cfrcuhuicnia.
followrd.
time that
LEAKY ROOF
REPAIRED
' before snow time
Rudolph A. .Lohr
PLUMBING AND HEATING
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Phone 405
six PATIENTS in THE HOSPITAL“
Two of These Will Lsavs Within a1
Few Days.
NeVor Ibolero lino the i‘orwnlit hon
pital had so little proapoct of a full
quota of paiicntsf Tomorrow out» will.
be ready to leave and sonic tlmo noxtl
molt another. Then the entire but.
of pittlcntu, providing no morn are add
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four.
At liltirlt'lll tho boapllal ahcltcm In
tho noiiarn‘. \vnrda four main paticntn
and two lcmnic.
this limo at your. for thcrc in gonor-
aliy it good deal of nicknoas In the
town. necessitating cunnldorablo hon-
pltal work.
At times. hownvor. tho local hon-
pltai Is ovorcrowdcd. and it is al-
ready being planned to build a larg-
er our. At present. "however. 0!“! hslf'
tits slzo would be large «tough to ac-
oomodttto'tho number of patients In
the lnstltutlod.
The lack of patients can mean but
one that; and that in that the hcultb
,0! their)“ is at present very good.
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L,--drchhlshops Farley and Foleonis.
‘ ' 0. large suite. entered itsly at
‘ am this morning on their way to
”the. to ho crested cardinals. Bpeclttl
Instructions had been given to the cus.
:fiml suthoritus to pm the bums
atom party witholit inundation. as the
. Wusipdsitspst‘s ors now consider.
1.. id to hold than“ of roysl‘prinoss.
V's-sch or them bring a possible heir to
on. ruining pontiff.
Whoa tits vsosut motions crows
trio “pond". on sanitation!»
“Vanni saith. ‘
Icing followed the cards.
‘bccu admitted to probnic.
jcrt (‘. Milli-r.
of the will.
'i‘hln la unuaunl at:
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N OROTON
The ladies at St. John's Catholic
Church of Noroton had a goodly gath-
criun at their ouchrc. in tho Voluntocr‘
Hook and ladder hull laat night. UnnJ
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Tim golf season ends at Woo iiurn
on 'l‘hutikaglvintz day. Thorn will bc a
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competition on Saturday and nnothcri
on Thankanlvlnn day. That day'a play-
ing coda tho auaaon's competition.
The mcmbcrn will. howuvor, continue
to play ovor tbc couriw tmiil anow
ilica.
'l‘ho will of Adolnitlc M. Xt-ff, who
dlod In Stamford, ('it‘tobor ll'i. itill, ha;-
Mra. Not".
was tho widow of George (l. Nod. .iohri
ii, Loads. of Now Haw-n, was her
brolhm'. Annlhor hroihcr who l’ulnxltl
i.ccdu. of imuiavllio. 'i‘ho cutlmaitrt
vnlttn of hcr imitate la 8:10.000, all pm-
tiunnl iu‘opcrty. All of it not-a to ll('l'
non, Just-nit lwoda Naif. of :32 ilrou'
tun-ct. Stamford. lie in onmcd as ca
ot‘titor.
lfarlcn in thiclly lull-rooted Just now
in ihc promiacd discuaslon of llcprt»
Hl‘illlilht' tlhurlua Williamson at tho
tum-tiny: to ho hold in tho liuricn town
hall ncxt Monday owning. Soclltllul
orniors wili‘bc on hand whether Mr.
Williamson ls or Is not and tlwy will
ho pronarod to cover around that Mr ‘
Williamson has bccn ovcr in itmuc of
his politml aiwcchca. 'l‘licy will also
tlincuaa .\ir. \‘t’liilnutson's position on-
’(‘crtnlu legislation.
'l‘lIc will of .lcrcminh Millcr has bccu
indtnlttcd to probatc by .Indgc (‘hnrloa
‘ll. Lockwood. ll, diaspora-s of an rotate
or an ('Slllilfllt‘tl valuc of Sfilidltlo, of
which Mutton i5 porumtal (villain. Tho
will boqncnihcu $1.00.! to Jennlo ilcur
lctt. and it xivr-n 82.000 in trust to tho
tcstator's wllc. the income to go to
Mr. .\iiilcr's mother during her Illo.‘
.ltir, Miller gives his wifo (mo-third of
tho i‘t‘iiltliiu of tho estate and thc use
of tho mbcr two-thirds during hor lltc.
Upon hcr death. this two-thirds of thct
rcaiduc noon to tho toulnlnr'u son. Rob-i
Mr». Millor is cxecutrlx i
Huang“
Supphes
Guns. Ammunition. Trsps. etch
SctitchtinE'fims. & Co.
Cor. Railroad Ava. «I lulu It. Damn
select Groceries. Hay. 0min. Flour
I F‘osd. Hardwars. Paints. Glass. on:
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HONOR FOR STATE GRANGER.
L. H. Huisy Chonn Ovomsr of
National Grsngs.
C(liaUMBllS, 0.. Nov. 22.wt)llvor
Wilson, of Peoria. former master of
tits llllnols state orange. yesterday.
was chosen-master at the national
amigo ovor (loot-so 13. Norton. 0:
Miohixan. by a vote of ii to 14. Ho was
choson as a compromise heir/ooh C.
N. Freeman, of'rlpoosuoa City, 0.. the
candidate of the ”called regulars.
and Course R. Horton. osndidste' of
tho tantrums.
The minim tiers unable to muster
but 24 votes torn-smut and it re-
qulrsd Iii to slsct. Thsy stones swans
their entire strength to Wilson ss in
harmony candidsts.
L. H. Holley. state monitor. of Wood-
stock. Conn. was ducted nstlonsl ov-
ersslrr; N. 1’. Hull. stats master. or
Diamondals. Mich. was chosen nation-
si lecturer.
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nldltN'r ARRIVALS or vssssts.
NEW YORK. Nov. liq-“Arrived:
Steamer hernia, Nsnlss.
NEW YORK. Nov. I!.~Airlvsd:
swarm Douala. Southmpton. sic. '
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Plump roast gooao and apple sauce.
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Mrs. Edward Lycctt visited Mr.
and Nirs. Frank Lyoett in Mount Vor-
non Sunday and Monday.
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itehcltrsa‘is are. under way for an
entertainment and dlalouuc. to ho giv-
tm in the chapel in the near futurs.
John Wilson. who was injured by
being run over by Walloon Parks“ ring-
on. last Wonk, is doing nicely. but is
not yet able to be about.»
Town Health Otiicor William J.
Tracey yesterday made sxamlnstlhns
of pupils in the school. to see if there
were any symptoms of acrnlot favor
them.
'A haskotimll loam has been formed
among the boys of iiroad River. tirad-
tlco is held in John Wilson's barn. and
the team exports to be board from
before long.
Mina Louise Cubic. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. .loaonh i‘ablo. of Now Can-
aan uvcnuo. ls curiously ill with sour-
icvor. and the house has been
quarantined.
The following: committee hill been
appointed on the t'hrlatntas outcr-
tatumcnt. of tho itvond Rlvcr Sunday
school: (‘lnreuca t‘nbio. Mrs. Waiter
Il‘t'liliid and Mm. Thomas James.
.‘M.
HUGO WAS OBSTREPEROUS.
Hugo said to cth ycatcrday mom
lot; that it was "all n terriblo mlu~
iniw." not remembering anything that
happened Monday night at his homo.
an:
will ‘ ;.
j an RiSiRli av
Forgoh. Chicago‘- finalist, Says
Banks Hoard Mutiny When
Country first floods: Ii
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NEW onwards, Lu... Nov.‘ 22.“
James It. Forgot). the Chicago bulkh-
tr. told tho American Bankers' Con-
Vt-ntion today that the {primary cause
of panics in this country was the law
requiring national banks to hold cash
reserve for an emergency. but prohlb~
lilo; them from using more reserves
whoa the emergency arose.
"Duuhtloua you have heard trite story
of tho hoapltal superintendent. and
his omergoncy beds," said ho. “it
illustrates very aptly our action in an3
emergency. 'l'hla supsflotendont wss
rcqulrcd by law no reserve a certain
number of rooms in Mill hospital for an
wnnrnoncy. (inc day a building In
cottrac of construction in the ncxt
block collapsed. mnlulnx a consul»
crablo n-umbcr of tho workmen. The
9mm“ of the neighborhood hurriedly.
currlcd t‘hc poor l'eliown to the boil.
Vial. 'I'hr- superintendent. row-trod
Ihcm no long an ho had ordinary beds;
to put tin-m in. but hunt. the emergen-
cy room» locked.
“He told tho phonic ho mold nut
taitc oart- of any mom patients. and 0a.
bring rsiuimiod by a nurse that the.
omcrgcnvy rooms were not in usc. he‘
said. 'Why we cannot use thorns. tho:
law rcqltlrtzfi ml to keep them for an;
cmcrncuy.‘ 'l‘hnt. oi «Him, lawns:
hinbiy alumni. but tho pmun- tut-3
ltli Ilar'lior svanue. Hugo l’ctoraon In
the name of rho offondcr. and ho wna.c\‘oii”ttiorc no, for whcn in a financial. “mum. all sick "on...“ in wrlto [
of‘cmcrzoncy wc rrwh tiw legal limit. of. harms-advice. llermlvioolg {19c ‘.
millionth]. and always 110.!th . .
rhurgod with intoxication. branch
”to pot-arc. abuslvo language and aa-
rault on his Wll't‘. Hugo drank too
much, Ho made a grout lot of noise
Ilidilfl Hair of I‘xllllitl‘iilltiii. tic atmito' into thc stream and inorganic our rv- ; “mm” ill“) with
disgustingly to his will! and Inlt‘rgtwflt‘ capacity evcr lwyontl tho lil‘lll-; whilc"
throw thing» at bur. Hence Illa (our
charres. lint liir. l’i-tcruon had for-
uotit-n all about thc turbulent two-
xlou and tho icrmlnatioo of tho some
in tho arrival oi timccr Jarvis S.
Murray by ycrtrnlay morninu.
aim it in all a tuiutnhc. but thc indnc.
Edward M. im‘huocd. thought tilt,
forcutly alitl t‘onilnuml tho ('ltl‘w to
Salmon; nioruim: to htnr what Mrs.
incl-train wil‘; rctm-mlwr.
from six of the best musical
shows now playing at Broad-
way Theatres: Gypsy Love.
The Little Millionaire. The
Siren. The Kiss Waits.
Around the World and The
Fascinating Widow. You
should have some of these
records for your
Edison Phonograph
A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
SON CO.
“4-1! WASHINGTON IT.
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“The Place"
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ttiw tors! tialvation Army Comm in go-
8 ._ Records.
aitso mt arena doors FOR
VII SILL DOWN HUIIUIIIHI
A ‘ . .4.. v . . , . I
forced on on by our banking law in;
tour rcscrvcs wn not only keep in.
widow of our lottal roacrvo moms loch-
od but in» throw our I‘uaitost mtlcnisl
Itrnn rqnircmcntu oi the law." l
.\lr. Foiuau said M- would cmiiinnc.
3to have panics until no centralized
Iour mil-ill rmcrrcs and niado thcm
lsvaiablo for cmcrgcncy usc.
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' DINNER.
‘in "wizard to the natun- of thtI dinner
lliiit to acrw this tour.
This dinncr in not to be a baakc‘
.dinm-r. an uomc ncriu to think. an ihc
imskct dinnvr its alum all (Ihriatnn
'l‘lu- ’i‘hmihaulilnx dlnncr will bc cook
,cd and normal It tho Army ilull. No
Ian Wlitu' mm a will an.» bc a
tchildrcu's tlinnor. t-xrcpt in
’when ihc riultlrcn t'utinot t‘oitis- with
out tho ntoillcr. Captain and Mrs
I‘I' l'i-ll arc arranging to have. a real,
isnlmtanilsl. bot. old-limo Thankaniv
ling dinnor with everything that your
with it, and t-xpm'l that clone on to
Icon childruu will bo prcscnt. liona
“ tlona in tuoum to ho mod for this diu-
nor shmild bc acni to Captain E. .l.
I’crrctt, >l’. 0. box «iii. South Norwnlh
F‘i‘lili or vegetables will also bu ac-
i‘aplt‘d. l’honc lllill-i.
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We wish the bean the whole world o'er
Would start to malio their on;-
. pinata buss‘.
Wt» can‘t afford can» any more,
While tltcy arc 60 cents a dos.
~ Lon Anuoioa lt‘xproaa.
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When you have a room to rent use
a Sontlnt’l Want Adv. and rout it.
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A chance to buy a
Kitchen
‘ Range ¢
CHEAP
We have mm
SAMPLE IA-NOII
marked at nricss to make them
so quickly
Horace R. N as h
N. Main hWeflSts.
S.Nwwslit
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Hotcl Mrhpckemo
I. it. compo.
sssvms mo sumo-ultra tum
SUNDAY, mum“ 15c ‘
By Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound ’
almost a constant sufferer rum fomaia
facts. My heart: ls full of
Ottumwa. owa.
lcnl operation, which may mean dent 1.
.ml list) 0‘
M". an. ass on has cows» ‘
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Ottumwa. Iowa—“For ears 'I was
trouble in all its
shooting pains all
over my body, nick
headache. spinal
. .woaknoss.dizzineaa
' depression. and
everything that was
ho d. I rind many
doctors in different
rts of the United
> totes. but Lfiia E.
Plukhnm's Vttgetn-
hie Compound has
or me than all the doctors.
one more
I feel it. my duty to tell you these
titudoto
you for my cure."-—Mrs. amour E.
VAIPLF. 534 B. Ransom Street.
Consider This Advice.
No woman should submit to a su -
until she has given L din E. l’Iukham's
Vegetable Compoun a fair trial.
This famous medicine, made only
from roots and hrrbs. has for thirty
{083W proved to he the moat. valuable
air: and invigorator of the female
orgiutlam. Women molding in almost
ovary city and town in to United
States Mar willing testimon to the
wonderful virtue of Lydia .. Pink.
hnm's Vogetsble Compound. .
Mrs. Plnkharn. at Lynn. Mama. l
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“(‘otnc. Willio.” said hi4 motht-r.
”don‘t bc no m‘ltish. imt tour littlo
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"i'lui," prutcstcd \Vlillc, "tic means!
to lump tin-tn always." 3'
“0' i gonna not."
"i gums you.
Unun
Standard and Timur. '
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Prescriptions to
Parker -
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the Prescription Spe-
crabst in charge of
W. EWigmore & Co.
DRUOGIOTO
I Noflh Nam Bi. lo. Homil-
J. M. Layton 8t Co.
INC.
REAL earn: s msunmc:
' AGENTS
5 Railroad Avs.. '80. Norwsik.
Also Steamship Ausnts for Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Lino. Br
vonnsh Lind and Mallory Lino.
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your inarbloa a l ‘ ’
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(‘auao liv's swallow]
lill't'lld).”' ("atholit .;‘
Suits
‘ coats
to them---
Men, with dash and life
8. Over-
for Young
Coat Sweaters. Warm
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PopularPrices, $10, $15, $18to$25
Fashionable shades, fabrics and styles.»
Winter Caps are here—25c, 50c, $.00. $1.25.
Underwear.
High Grade Shoes, $3.50 to $5.06.
Men's cold weather wearables.
PRICE’S .‘ Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CON N.
Lumber and M
iii Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER
plaster and wail-paper.
is: gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
it i; silSt‘tziillillt‘ of an infinite variciy
of artistic designs for wa'ls and ccillnns, and permits of
wide scope for Individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and ltoep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
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WAY
for you to be warm in your new
honor this winter is to have an install
a ilcatiai; Systomxhst will ltcep you
comfortable on the coldest day !_ I
We'll study the location of your
rooms. the facilities of thc house and
tall .lll whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will anilni’y you beat.
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
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Fenwick Optical Co.
[(RYPTOK
WVISM Ill-Foal
IYII IXAMINID VIII
AND GLASS“ GUARANTIID
Opsn Monday and Iaturdsy svsnlnns
UNITID BANK BUILDING,
twin Norwdlk
DAVID w. RAYMOND
Funersi Director and Embslmst
to North Main "not. Booth "malt
Bosnian». 0 Washington Must. "
Tsisphons at stiles. 88-2.
Tot-posh. st Muss. m
The Reed drVoilt .§ .
Electrical 00.
TM Only Fully Iqutppod
ILIO‘V‘HIOAI. CHOP ‘
“ in mm
A U T 0 .10 F F].
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.‘ rst.‘ can. ass”, .
The Jones& Hotchkiss
Company
NORWALK. CONN.
‘ Phans 742
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Cut Gosh to the Point
Thick s or thin—wool,
silk or co on-—if your shear is
anss it will make s clean
cut the full length of the blade
without "chewing" or“ pinch-
In .
‘Vlss is the standard with “
tsllorswumstresmsud others '
who uss s pair of shears as s
workinztool.
Wlss sham and sclssors cost
no more than tho svsra . but
thsy will sts sharp an stand
mots hsr continuous
Work than any other-din tbs
factor . cutting room or the ..
. old.
" . Is lists 's Ml liar si hiss
Madman. if youdo
not iiu‘dthsm satisfactory ; .
In ovary Way with: Wt
best you was purcbsud.
you can return same to 3- .
our store and we will .l
cheerfully reftmd'the full
amount you paid.
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HE’LEWSOIENOE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
. cause oi the disease and the art of ad
‘ lusting the same. Diseases are caused .
,by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
lbsck. Even If dono In childhood it
‘Icrentes pinched nerves and pain En
ilster life in the dlflereut organs :uu
'limbs.
‘ Chiropractors remove the cause (i
lthls disease and pain. and health is
grestored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
I Nervousnoss. Rheumatism. Parnlyn
Hill, Heart, Kidney and Female Diu-
eaaes are given special attention; all-o
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Trsstmsnu Given Also
Fall Styles
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
to First 8t.. Eut Norwslk
TelephonefourFichwo
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
from» muses issvs PM
‘18. lust Rim. Nu York (toot
or Dom stunt). our! day (ss-
osot Sunday). at I o in. mm
rscsivsd at Norwsll up to t :0
to It
in. and South Naval! on
v. is.
Norwsiit Steamboat COMM!!!
Armin. J. linlth. c. O. Housman.
Loss-s ‘
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