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in t W
THE HIGHEST 1:111an FLountNihMltmm
lino wonrn ALL 11' Cosrs' ' ‘ .
Wolf! Wolf! Wolil You have . '
been tooled so often by high-
sounding words for low priced
hours, but you should have known
that extra quality was not pos-
' by higher price.
“mm llii‘ilr‘ it. ‘liwlilt,
ROWAYTON
William Ilonninn, of Bridgeport, its
in town for a low dayti‘ stay.
Captain llmiicl ll. Mills has been
spending it few days with friends in
Bridgcport.
lmwls Parker, of Now York city. is
spending it luv days with his family
in Logan ntreot.
Albert limtjntuiu, of 'l'nltonclto. is
making it few dnyu‘ visit with i‘rlcuds
in New York city.
Miss Olive Colo. of this place in
spending a few days with hcr Sil‘ltll‘,
1‘s. licury booth, itt Brooklyn.
W. A. (It'oclmtt, .lo‘nn liztttcrtton.
John W, Pcnnoll and Marsh Thatcher
have hccn in Stitmt‘ttrd this Wi‘t‘li.
Hrs. Jacob l'nlcy. of ltowayton avo-
one, has gone to Boston to spend 0
low weeks with relatives ttud l'ricttdta.
Tho lltownvton Hone Company's ott-
hcrtnlnmcut committeo is cousiderintt
the advisability of giving it ’l‘hrtulmgir
In; night dance.
This evening the Y. 1‘. S. t". it. So-
ciety of the Baptist Church will hold
I social ill the homo of Mr. and MW.
A. ll. (“‘lcvcrly. All urc invitcd to lil’
tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. (‘t'ot-lmtt, or
This illHt't‘. ttt'o oltsorvlng tht‘ lhlrtictlt
annlvcrsury of their tuttrri:t;.~c todtv.
1dr. and Mrs. (‘rocltcti llrt‘ :tcknowlcdit
ing the congrutulntlons and host wish-
es of their many friends. The filinli."
in also commemorating the fllf‘l that
58 years sen Mrs. Mttrr l.’ttommcdlou,l
Mrs. (lrockett‘s mother, wits untrriod.‘
iinve that
‘LEAKY ROOF
REPAIRED
hcforc snow time
Rudolph A. Lohr
PLUMBING AND HEATING
ROWAY‘TON. CONN.
Pliono 405
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DARIEN .
AND ”
OROTON
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Mr. and Mrs. Mallott, who until ro»
coolly llvcd in Harry Eugun‘tt house,
to Standard. have moved to Ox Rhino.
‘l‘he moot nnhrkut and grocery of F.
K. ”and on (innocent street, (lien.
brook. won humlsriscd Thursday
night. Moots valued at .50 were not-
sible without extra price.
There is 2115. Flour that has
higher quality. made possible only
Just One :
S. ROODNER. South Norwaik. conn.
Distributor for
Shane Bros & Wilson Co Philadelphia.
.ruud stution itt that city.
: puirotni.
Just One
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t i»: W'-
fiMWW
a simple. matter to upon the door. The
utoro was closed for the night at 8:30.
Fire families live in the building. hut
nonc of the occupants of tho placc‘
hoard thc burglars. Unless thcrc With
a vehicle to carry the goods away
there must have been a uumhcr of.
burglars.
DEATH or ADAM sCHUPPAN. 3
Was the Father of Dr. 8. w. Sohup-i
pan. Formerly a Resident of South? _.
Norwalk. ;
Tho Aultut‘y i’urk, New .lcrsty,_l~2vo-
hint; l'rctot of Monday, contuincd thc
lllowinn Hiti‘i(:ll of Atlutn Schnppttn,’
luthcr of [)r. S. w. Schuppun, :t Well-
known vctorluut'y ourncoti,
living in South Norwttlh.
Adorn Schuppttu. out. of tho city's
piouccr rcsldcnts. who died on Sutur-
dtty will he hurlcd from the (‘wrtuttn
M. ii. church, .lcrucy City, it church
thul. hc lwlpcd to outnhliuh. Iv‘onornl
svt‘vicos will llt' hold tomorrow ut toxin
o‘chwh. Wit-nth; only vle the hotly
this owning at tho Schupptin honio.
1031143 Monroc nvcntto, from 7:30 until
El o'clock. lulorntont will ho tnndc in
the New York Boy contctcr). .lt-t'ncy
City.
Adorn Schuppun was born in lnntr
hush, ll city in Saxony. Jun. 23, 1832.‘
At tho out: of 21 ho joint-ti the tide hf
emigration to Atncrlcn arriving in
New York uftcr a voyage of nix \vcclts.
tic found ctnploymont in \Villintnuhurg‘
fornicrly ,
Vt.-ill third whctt ho rcmovcd to l'mntli—
ylt-‘vpallr ttnd was employed by .lolttt~
uton hroihcrtt‘ rcstuurnnt in tho mil
'J‘hltt \vns
licforc dining ours now in use on tho.
New York control railroad. and nll'
trains worn stoppcd them if. niluutcs
for rcfrehhmcnls.
Mr. Schuppttn often rotated with dim:
light how he served in the roatuurnntj
such men an llorucc tirt-cly, who wore
thc hintorlc urtty cunt and nltltlt‘ll hot; '
Henry Ward Ht‘tt‘lli'l‘ uttd (Toruciiua‘
thdcrhllt. in war tituo (loucrnl
Phillip Sheridan. 'i‘ltut'low Wood ttndj
Willitint it. Sit-wnrd ncrc among lilii
ilc iwurd Lincoln upcnltj
from tho platform of it rcur car and
uficrwnrd unw tho itnturttl ll‘ltill whichl
carried the body of tho itssnfllnutod‘
president wctttwurd. i
in 1....4 Mr. Schuppatt caught the:
western fever and settled for two yours ‘
in Grand lupitlu./Mlclt.. than it until
city in u now country. Two years}
lulor ho rolurncd to Now York to no,
oupt a coil from the tnnttetm of the
'us promptly and without any other lttl‘
hintsnco or had aftercflects as o 2f»-
i
iccut package of Pope's Cold Com-t . . . lilN'.
crs hero on. touftrrlntt on the M I ‘ i The limo and place for holding tho
iridium
till A Bill Bill
Surely Breaks the Most Ssvéra
Cold and Ends Grippa Mis-
.. aryln Just a Few Hours
it he's positive fact that u dosh oi
Pope's Cold Compound taken every
two hourts until three coulocutive;
doucu ut‘c taken will cure (hippo or:
break up the most severe cold. olthorl
in the head. chem, hack, stomach or?
limbs. “
You distinctly feel the cold break-
ing and all the dilaxroooble grippo
symptoms leaving after the very Mat
dose. it. promptly ends the most mist
ornhle holdachc, dullness, head and
nose stuffed up, fovcrlshneus. sneez-
ing. sore throat. running of the nose,
mucous cutarrhal discharged. lore-
nctta, stiffness and rhcttmutlstn twin-4
ucs.
l’ttpo‘s Cold Compound is the result
of three yottrc‘ monarch at it cost of;
more than titty thousand dollars and?
contains no quinine. which we hovo'
conclusivoly demonstrated is not of-
rectlvo in the treatment. of colds or
grippe
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with tho knowledge that
there is no othor medicine made any
where ciao in the world. which will?
cure your cold or end Grippc misery
pound. which any druggilt in the
world can supply.
years he did good work an 0 local
prcttchcd nttd nutwrlutondent of Sinn-
idny schools. (inc of the most tumor-i iv‘rtsdt-rliik“Schlitth. n; South Nor»
taut results of Mg wort.- ls the German:
M. E. t‘httrrlt in .lcrncy (‘ity which:
Mun-(ls an tt tuonumcni of his labor:
l
'ond wherc his name in fondly cheritth-i
cd by n lttrnc count-citation.
lit: St‘huppnn in nurvlvcd by a will-l
ow ttml live ttltlhlrcn: Dr. S. W. tnlrhuplf
min and l-‘rcd Srhuptsun of Minit'yi
Paris. .‘il'li. ('lntrlca (l, \Velttscri of:
Htlhlilltlli, Miclb Mrs. James A. (.‘lnrkfi
of Joint ishmd. tlu.. and Mrs. ticoruei
l-‘. l-‘unso of Brooklyn. llr, (leorfio‘t:
h‘t'lltltlimn. tt ron. dicd scvcrnl vettrsi
lino. lio nor a iti'nduutc of tho Homco-i
pttthir liod‘n-ui vollcpo of Ken York;
and nuns for two your“ honor tturgconi
or lht‘ Brooklyn llontcopnthic howitul. é
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The .
Housatonict
Power Co.
DESIRES to
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ANNOUNCE i
that it will send around can.
vsssers to obtain informa-
tion which will enable it to
compile a complete list of ev-
ery house in the community.
its occupants and its owner.
This information is desired
in order that the company
may plan a new business
campaign which will be mu-
tually beneficial to its con-
sumers and itself. The com-
psny respectfully requests
that the public give the can-
,tho occasion being the; observance of
ltho fortlcth nuttlvorlary of the organ»
‘ izntion of the work lnfionth Norwalk.
vsssers the desired informa-
tion and begs to assure
them that this is not on ad-
vertising scheme and does
(lcrmnn Minion houne. on institution:
for the rocoptlon of cutlnrttnttt. Duriuttl,
tho four yours in which he conducted!
this work Mr. Schupptm huudlcd thou-l
riddled in Brodtord. Pit. or Without
fever. ‘
Three years ago taut March Mr. and
Mrs. Bchuppun celebrated their gold-
ou wedding uuulvoruury.
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WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION i3 FORTY
“meow. _ .
The Woman’s Annihilation of the
South Norwslit (multinational Church _
entertained thanny hereof the us-
wctattons ol’ the Mo hodiot, Episcopal
and lluptiut churches. it tho'Conxrov
gallons! Church. Wednosdoy oftornoon.
W “flu...”
a...“ m
it lliililll istt ;
tttt its intuit
A no Cont Box Will Keep YourLIvor,
Itomooh and Bowels Clean, Pure t
‘ ‘ t. fond l'resh for Months.
Etch. ‘hudducho, ‘hllllouttnotts. dizzl~
new, (sound tongue, foul tattle and
foul bt'enthwulwnyu trnco them 710 tor-
pld‘livor, delayed fermenting food in
the 56qu or sour, gttssy stomach.
Poisonoutt matter clogged in tho iu«
lastlnes. instead of being. cast out of
«tho ayutom la rc-dhsorhcd into the
blood. When this poison touches the‘
delicate brain tissue it causes conned-1
tion and that dull. throbbing, slckon-i
lug headache.
Suits. cathartic pills. oil and purge-
tlvo writers force a passageway tor a
duo: tI'O‘V'nS-wblii. they don't take
the poisons out and have no effect
upon the liver or stomach. .
Cuttcuretu r»~l\mmedlntely cleanse and!
regulate tho stontoch. remove the
sour, undigested itnd fermenting food,
and foul gttsos, inltc the cxccsu hllct
front the liver and curry out of that
system .sll the decomposed waste!
mutter und poisons in the lutostlncsl
and howclu. !
A Cnacurot tonight will sui‘elyi
straighten you out by morning. They
work whilc )‘0u.t-tiotetl~-~it til—cent box:
from your drugglut mount; inside clean-
liness and a clear bond for months}
Ask any of tho tnllllontt of (Inscurct
doors if they cvcr have hcttdttcltc.
. Fun—t...”
Miss Elisa Plait and Mrs. Humor N.
Dunning, two of the original mem-
bers, were present. and Mrs. South-
mutd, utothor charter member. sent
her regrets at being unable to be
present. .
Min Margaret McClure. president of
the Congregational usuocistlon. pre-
sldod and introduced the attackers.
Mr». Dunning gave it resume of the
work of the idlycnrs in town and
Mrs. G. S. Kendall. president of the
foreign work, spoke in favor of the
orxunlmtion of ii. reading circle, to
comprise member» of the four chur-
chos.
There was muclc by two qtiurtettcs‘
and n 800““ hour. Refreshments were
served.
COMMERCE THREATENED BY A
BLOCKADE.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 24.—~Nou«
U‘ltl contmcrcc is seriously thretttcned
by tho propowd blockade of the Our»
dttnclluo hy Italy und Turkey'a 00“th
qucut dcfcnsivo tnouaurcs.
The utnitnasmldra o: the foreign pow-
TO DECIDE ON DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION.
'I .‘ l i
an it is boll: vod that tho ltnllrui in tion , ixmocnttic National Convention will
. . . . , r. i
will not ht, diluytd much lontto lib” "mm“. by the ihmtocratic Nation-
~ or -n r' t torcc‘ . . . ,
lithgttfgt “:13 '23 dlr‘mttt‘ herotcrtnc’im Committcc in Wnuhlnuion at noon:
" . i ' . , ,
J J” ‘a M" ' ”3 tJunttury it, according to no announce»
t c, t “ untlun dc. . .
M put (I a (oust ‘ :mcnt rustic today by .\ormttn It}. Match.
chairman of the committee.
\vtillt. spout inst owning in Stamford.
LOVE R’S
"The Place"
LADIES’
FOOTWEAR
CROSS . . . . 33.00-83.50
PERFECIA ........ $3.50
COLLEGE manual»
MEN’S
FOOTWEAR
HANAN ...... 35.503600
RALSTON ......... $4.00
ELITE. £3.50. $4.00. $5.00
WEBER BROS. ....$3.50
SCHOOL
SHOES
Mchor can toll when you‘ll much u .
flngcr or nutter a cut. hruisc, burn or s
scold. [to prepared. Dr. Thomas i
lat-inetric Oil luntuntly rcllcvos
unianulrkly curcn idr‘ wound.
o ./.
The continued coho
son will coma up in tho Norwalk towu‘
court tomorrow morning at 9 o‘clock .
3mg You. *
Prescriptions to
Parker
tho Prescription 8pc-
ctaltpt in charge of
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUMICTI
I North Main BL. 80. Harwell:
J. M. Layton 81 Co.
mo.
REAL cont: 0. msunmca
AGENTS
5 Railroad Avo.. 80. Nor-walk.
Moo Monmehlp Agents for Old
Dominion Lino. Clyde Line. Sa-
MOUN'!‘ (11.8313, Mich“ Nov. 24.“
incl"
ot‘ lingo i‘otcrvi
$1.00 to $3.00
TWO STORES
Norwslk South Norwaflt
vonnoh Lino and Mallory Line,
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
Fenwick Optical Co.
WW».-..M.... . ... -_ . M .
A chance to buy |
Kitchen
minds of omittrnultt, most of whom ho.
forwarded to tho wont. ‘
Aftor leaving the Mission house he
not bind them to do ony-
thing.
ontort-d tho employ of tho Flclsclnnlnn
00., which tutti lust opcucd a yenut fuc-
tory in (irocttpolut, hon; island. For
them he established agencies in many
cities or New York and Ponuuytvanio.
Ho elttthlinlwd a flourishing yeast,
huolnou in Jency City working stood-
lly 18 your: when hilt health begun to
fell. Physicians Adi/JIM I rest and
Mr. Schuppstt moved to tho vicinity
on. and groceries worth about $50 pore
token. Mr. Doud silo reports the loss
of ohout :12 in money. End-loco out
node through a roar door. A stun pon-
oHn it «so broken. end it me than
M
Hunting 1»
o! Ashury Park. His health becoming
sortie-what better he removed to this
city and engaged in the yeast business
only to find that he would have‘ to
give it up. The company appointed
hio son, Fred. his successor in the
“balloon. Mr. .Sohuppsn was then re-
tired by the company and aim: e cub-
stsntiui pension. ‘
Throughout his life Mr. Sohnppltt
3 Supplies
Gust. Amstdom'l‘npt. etc.
Sohiichtinfirosat (20.4
“I. Mill!“ And MOM flu. Mil
tutti Wu. III!» “I. m
1‘. ll
‘m 'mwm momma. eta
m on snot-gotta worker tor the
church. in 1856 he joined the Gemini:
M. in. church. He was ldsntliled with
{mil-in work in New Y all and in
Jersey City. He clue on various occa-
stou- mistod in holding rcvivet meet-
ings in the ism cities of New York
state. in addition to thin evangelistic
work its watt mtly interested in the
aluminium or churches. its hold
our:
utilise commute to hymn. For
u
tom «WM
8 Records
from six of the but musical
shows now playing at Brood-
woy The-trot: Gypsy Love.
The Little Millionaire. The
Siren, The Kiss Waits.
Around the World and The
Fascinating Widow. You
should have some of thou
records for your
Edison Monograph
A. J. ANGEVJNE 8t
SON CO. '
was monitored or.
Range
CHEAP
We hove thus
no?“ nAuotto
marked at prices to make them
go quickly
Horace. R. Nash
N. MotheflSts.
one “minor: Iron
AND CLAIMS CUARANTIID
Open Moody and lowed-y evenings
UNIT” IANK IUlLDINO.
loath Nomlk
sum DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director sud Enhancer
—-—— ".- W‘" W" “m “M" “W“
. ‘ Initiation. I Weohinmn street.
‘ :Mophono at attics. 8M
hitter Maltscitemo
fir *m—WM
The Reed it Voik
.1. it. council, up.
oeuvre: mo CUIIIII or ro oars
. Electrical Co.
mm as mt wt and ammo
The Only Fully [domed
ILICTRIML CHOP
cure-surname;
Banquets a Specialty 3
rut-mu- to '
l
lThe Jones 8: HotchkiSS?
SUNDAY 0mm . . tum-rm .;
We are Featuring this Winter
“ - 315 f‘
OVERCOATS
ALL THE FASHIONABLE COLORS
VELVET COLLARS, CLOTH-r COLLARS,
CONVERTIBLES
CHEAPER COATS AS WELL AS BETTER ONES
Raglans, Ulsters, Regulars
Men’s Winter Apparel
Shoes
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1135-2.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOARD
in [mining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. it is susccptihlc of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings. and permits of a
wide scope for individual prcfcrmcnt .md tastc. We are agents
and keep 1 large supply on hand.
' HE HEW sermon
Definition of Chiropractic
i
i
. Chiropractic is the science of the
. cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
tby a wrench, twist or sprain in tic
~bsck. Even if done in childhood it
acrentes pinched nerves and pain in
inter life in the different orgtt'ts .2: d
ilimhs.
WAY , Chiropractors remove the cause ti
:thls disease and pain. and health =5
for you to be worm in your new I; restored through harmonizing the six
' l nerve systems in your body.
houso this winter is to have us installf Nervonsttesl. Rheumatism. Paraly-
n limiting System that will hoop impala. Henri. Kidney Ind Female Dis:-
losses are given special attention; illFo
comfortable on the coldest day! Ltlurvature of tho Spine‘ You will
\Vo'” study the 10mm,“ 0: yourgnover regret giving Chiropractic a
chsnco to help you.
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water T. FRANCIS. D. C.
or Strum System will satisfy you host?“ WASHINGTON 31150 NORWALK
l flsgnetio Treatments Given Also
WALL
PAP E R
' Fall Styles
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First 8:. East Nomlk
Company i
NORWALK. counl
Phone 7‘2
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Cut Clout to the Point
Thick goods or thin—wool.
silk or cottonwif your shear in
I Win it will make A clean
cut the full length of thc blade
without “chewing" or“ pinch-
in .'
JNlu is the standard with .
tailors. mmstmm and others
who use a pit! of shears as 0
working tool."
Tclcphonefourliivc'iwo
Wlu shears and scissors cost . .
no more than the avera e. but Dal! t N Y
they will so shaman ma y me 0 . .
more hot and continuous .
work than any other-4n the
lscto . cutting room or the ‘
For FREIGHT Only
id.
h" MAMIIIINIIII mum Proponm am. pm
Madman. limdo 38. that film. New York that
notflndtttm satisfactory .. of Dover strut). mt! toe»
cont loud”), st 8 o It.
received It Now-int up to d a
in. cud 800th Norwoik up to It
I. I. , « H;
Norwcilt Steamboat company
min. J. Smith. C. C. Hogan-n.
lneverywnymdtho
butyou ever patch: 9 "
you can return some to ..
our store and we will .
cheerfully refund the full , .
amount you paid.
t {#0th (POW!
It gusting! Wont
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