' week.
”and much colder; -I
.. th’flll‘tb winds, shifting to .
. northwest. Warm and comfort- ..
. , ’ able in the Benin. and we sell'
I ;' steamship tickets vio'f'he Royal ‘
I.“ I I ah Llano and Clyde,
I ll points in the South:
accpmmodsdcns. . j
9 future because
Fire. inability. Accident Au-
“ toincbllo, Steam Boiler and all j
‘ other kinds or Insurance .
TAYLOR I GOLDEN
87591 Washington Street,
Tol.1230. South Norwslk
Professor Arthur Russell. of Prince-
ion, is spending the holidays In Smith
Norwulk.
MI'. and Mrs. Eugene S. lxtlilu. of
South Norwalk, Iive spending the tiny
in New York city
' MI and Mia. MiI-liuel Lllillllllil of;
W cod slIIIeI. III'II the proud patents oi ,
a sun litllu .\lilllt'lii) owning
The 10“" is lll’t’lilll) filled to (nor
IlIIwiIIn with holiday \lsl lots and funi-
it) reunions are most pupulur.
Martin T. SlntIeII was able to rc-‘
rIIIIIII his duties ill [be New York
grocery store )IIstt‘I‘lluy, after it week's,
“lines. 7
\ l'(‘l.'.lillll‘ IIIIIIIiIII: II?‘ the directors
III the SIIIIIlI .\'IIIII :I‘lx’ l’IIh‘IiI' lII‘LII‘III'y
\Iill be llI'lIi IIII l'llillh‘ t‘\Il‘llll5; III 5
iI'I'lIH'lI.
.\lI ‘. uIIIl \lI-I I‘lII'iI Is ‘I ‘IIIIIIIIIs and
sun, l\i' IIIIIIIII, III .\lutsl lull >ili‘i‘l. lilt’.
spending the day in New I‘:IIIIIIIII with
‘ l‘I' ‘lllll'vsl. l
l"l‘.‘llik Ii. l-‘iII'h_ «If SIIIIlI .\lnilt
street. is spending the 'IlIIInlI‘suivinu-
tide with his son, (theater Fitch llllIl
wife, of Boston.
IIIIIl .\lu's. .lnhn Kline. IIf :J‘llist
fl\‘I‘llllP' .\‘III'wnlk, We in) gin-sis ol‘
MN. A. .l. ‘Iloyt. III ()I'siIIi' its}. l.. l..
for the holidays, l
.\l i‘.
‘05.
.\‘II'. lillll Mrs. \Ilolpli \\ lIreIfII-II‘IIII
III'II IIIIIIIIIIIIIII It llililll) II union of lhe:
[)rI-yfnss family phi: h is iii-in»; l'IIIlIliII-I
New York city today.
filltl Mrs. l). W. Raymond IIIIIl-
Mr, IInIl Mrs. J. .\1. Lnonn III-I,I III lluvt-
ford today, guests of Mrs. Raymond's
brother, Frank 1). Layton.
.\II'.
The 'l‘hnnksgiving ,serrire III (‘Iruce
‘(.'lllll'(‘ll will be held this morning at
9:30 o'clock. There will he preaching;
and :1 celebration of the holy coInqu~I
lili)". 1
Mrs. M. ,l.anlI oi Hoyt slrecl, is sj
improving III her home. Misl .lynchl
has been Ioullned \vith injuries-which i
she IcIIIlveIi III a fall down stairs
Some time ago
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Quin-I
‘tnrd, of South Norwalk, are spending-:
the day at Katonah, N. Y.. and this
evening will witness the performance]
of The Garden of Allah, in New York:
l
At 8 o'cIOCk this morning the annual?
'l‘hunksglving service will be held at
St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The hour
was chosen as convenient for funny
who wish to spend the day out ol‘
town. The full choir will be present.
The N. E. Rynn Co. is offering for
your inspection n most remarkable
lot: of Holiday waists. All neatly
mod for gifts and at prices that will
prove ver interesting to those who
expect to get good valum for their
money
.lohn Thornton, who says he is a
resident‘of Virginia, was placed under
ari‘est in South Norwalk yesterday
.suorning. on a charge of drunkenneas.
Hé was found guilty by luau Wilo
liuIn F. Tammany in the afternoon.
and fined 93, which he paid.
...—...... ,
The briefs in the cue warranto 'pro-
needing! which have been instituted
by Messrs. Duffy and Keene. against
Messrs. IBylngton and Dllwotrth have
been filed and the attorneysI in the
cases expect that a decision will be.
handed down In them by Saturday.
‘ The condition of Mrs. William A.‘
Ambler. of Union Park, is considered
most sorious, and It is not thought
that she will survive the end of- the
I sultatlcn of physicians over tho‘ one,
Dr. We 8. Gregory. the attending
physician. having baled in Dr. Walter
‘ ‘ Itohoock. Friends are ocanldorsbly
,lIII; the limit with me
l I‘IIIlpoliIIiit-lt' the
3 What
"I‘IIII ind up.
I in;
liestfldsy there was I con- ,
corned.
, McFarland and Murphy Ready.
flAN WClSOO. Nov. 29. -~,“Psck-
‘ ; sy," m rland. of Chinese. and “Her-
' lent Tommy'i‘hiuruhy have pristine]
ly compiomd training, for their
Thanksgiving Day bout Both ‘dld light
road work todnlhjbut no boxing was
scheduled. ’l‘hebcut will beheld ‘in
"Sunshine? Coffro'th's open, arena, if
the Iweather permits; if not. the pro-
. motor will stage the contest at Dream-
land Rink at night
Both men are down to weight.
Farland is a top heavy favorite.
...... .-....
Battling Nelson is Not Fighting for
The Money He Says.
l'luttling Nelson guve cut an intern.
view in Chicago the other duy, in
Me-
wbich he stated that he was not fight-j
ing for the money there was in it so
much as to get buck to his old form.
“Though l have been drawing well.
all mm the country, condition and
not money, is my object." Nelson suld.l
I“.l wont to light my way. bark to a
chance as the title holder and expect
lenst.
to battle en un average. of once It week"
unIll i am pronounced rIIIIIiy for Wol»
hunt. again, or I'm definitely retired.‘
i will he'
sixteen years of}
If it is retirement for me.
sutisf‘lcd that my
work as 11 professional
l‘I‘I‘ll appreciated by the public ill
“Simply bernuse i nus beulen II
couple of Mines doesn't iIIIliI-nle flint
l mu llllililL'll, by :I long win". BI-
sides these III-t islims in ten and twelve
Iound Iontesis do not amount to any-
thins. unywuy. The boy i box simply
spurs alone with the idou
ililtl perhups
smuil Innruin.
rIuIlII~-~~-Illo
where
boxer have
by II
I like is lite lollii
llll‘ better. 'l‘lIIII‘s
asserted the Miller.
hullu'i'
shine, "
ClabbyV Knocks Out Land.
.\I IINII‘A ..\\'. .\m. 290.» ’Jinr
III,\' I‘iIIlIlII, IIIiIiIilIIwIIluht bovlu'x
Austrulln, l'onubt llllll
knocked out "’i‘iui" lAilltl, a middle-
\H'iirht honor. today. in ten rIuIIIIis.
(‘IIIIIIII lt‘ll in every round.
('llI‘lllllIlIlil IIl‘
ICoIlegc Football Season Ends Today.‘
~Tll0 ‘
‘I-uituin (Ill the .\'ow EnglunIi lIItIII‘I‘oh
l'liI)\'llli-'.N(.“l'2. R. l. .\'oi.
...,
season bill be rum:
on Andrews, II'iIIlII.
whole the t'nrlish- indium :IIIIl ltroun
II-ill liszht their shroud :lllll’llil some.
‘rerII-IIIIII here this lllt)“ll'
IIIIIl‘-iIIIl.IlI:,e;l in some pruI-tit‘o int-
(‘l‘ in lhI- Ila}. whiltI the lirIIII II IIiIIIIIn
ens sent to Itristol tor lllL' ll‘lliil itlllt‘ll'
it will be u IIIoI‘uIlIg some and its
IIIIIlIiIIII. Will remain to be hidden from
lIIaiIIIII IIIIIIlIIIIl
lli'V-‘ll iutIIIIrIIIIr
l‘IIIurII opponents. elicit team is t‘IXlIlt'Itli‘lw.
ed to run the full mum: of t‘IIIIIbuIl
‘ stI‘IIiIIlti‘ unIl unroiur nil sorts of spcr- .
* turnlur pluys.
llcvuuse of their unusually stlt‘cesr‘v
l'IIl season with only oIIII defcut uIId
that It (lose one, the lndluils were u
strong rllVOllle in the betting loulght.
Itiouu is expected to htliig out the
latest thing in the forwuid pass that
proved so effective against liuivurd.
The IIIInouIiredI-mlineup was as fol~
I lows;
Brown Cnrlislc.
Ittlums ......... ........ . Large
Left end.
*Krnlz ...................... . Newush
Left tackle
I III I ..... ........... . Jordan
Left guard ‘
Donovan ..... .. ...... .. llerger
Center.
Iclb ......................... Busch
lilghi guard.
llurlett Williams, Lone Star
Right trickle.
Ashbaugb Burd
Right end
Sprnckllng ....... Welch
Quarterback.
Benn .. ...... . ....... Thorpe
‘ Left halfback
'i‘enney . .......... Arcnssa
Right halfback.
....... Powell
.....I..
Fullback.
Ready for Today's Game.
PHILADElaPHlA, Nov. 29.n-The Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania football team
completed its preparation today for
tomorrow's game with Cornell with a
light signal practice on a gridiron at
Wayne, a suburb. The team will re.
main in the country until just before
the game tomorrow. .The lineup will
probably be the same as the one which
faced Michigan. except that Harring-
ton will be left halfback, instead of
Thayer. The latter turned his ankle
in practice last Monday and may not
be able to get into the gains:
; Manager Shellens announced tonight
that the officials will be: Referee,
Fultz. Brown; umpire. Sharfe, Yale;
field Judge, Lanzford. Trinity; lines
man, Roper. Princeton.
. Though some of the university stu-
dents a-re betting 5 to 4 on their team.
critics look for a close and interesting
game. and it is probable even money
will prevail before the contest begins.
Football in some».
Institutes. In. it. .Now 29.-Ac-
:sompsniod y: hounded enthusiasts.
of stick»
l I
varsity will be played tomorrow. 01:
account of Quarterback Huntington's
sickness the team will be considerably
weakened Captain Thurber however.
In back. in the game, so that the chase
es of the team are comidorsd here to
be about even.
Bush-ii Player's Will.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.~The‘ wiliIof
William. Hepburn Russell. owner of
a majority of the shares of the Boston
Baseball Club of the National League.
l“'“” filed for probate today. Mr. Rus-
‘sell left his entire estate to, his widdw.
Mary (I. Russell. The will is dated
March 2. I911. No information was
forthcoming us to whether the base
hall stock would be thrown upon the
market. ,
..I‘
W~.mw..IM ”WIN...
llllWliL MILITII Ill 806m.
l All!) DANCE Iii Milli)“:
E (Continued from first page.)
I it was estimated Ihut fully three
lhundred gay dancers enjoyed the full
Iwontyvtwo dances given between the
,time the affair started last evening;
and ended ill 2 o'clock this morninlhl
InIIIl thut almost us large n gathering
nus on hand us an appreciative IIIIIil~
once. The scene was u
upon the delightful picture of the?
munv any young folks III their plensI:
IIIII
l’II-I‘edlnn the «hunting the contett‘
of the on he IIIIII nus alien. 'l‘he llillll-
bent on the pIIIIII IIII new as follows: i _
Daughters oi the .\IIIIIIIIIIII lieiolutlcu
th'utlouul .\lnirhl ..
Overt tire -. Poet and Pennant
.l‘. V. Suppu
Reverie Iielicla. ‘trmnbuup solo ulih,
I-hiiuus «flui‘l. E
Messrs. (‘lifl'e IIIIIl Kuuhhu.
J The hIIll'u'IIs uIIuIiy nnd attrncliveiy
decorated. and to George KIIIII‘IIII IIuIi
sIIrIIIIIl of his assistants belongs nil
... ....... I
l
I'II-Ilii {or this purl of the ul‘i‘nlr. iI‘IIIIu
lllI' I'IIIIfeI t'iIIIIlIlI-‘Iler to the II-III‘I'IpI'
I-III'IIIIiis II!‘ ll‘l‘ IIIIIw-lIII :It‘hiuri IIIII'I-
II-IIIIl-tijv IiI.IIIt'Ii long side iIiIIII .IIIIi
III‘IIIIIII sit-outliers. the blue illll‘l “l‘llllL'f‘
bring the desired I'olor .ii'lli‘lili" I'Hl thII‘
III‘II the Iolot‘s III the mililiil. Around
ill IIIriIIIIII \‘IIIIIIIuII points .\IIIIII‘IIIIIIIK
thins Ilii‘fIIt'tInI slaw-I IIIII‘II IIiIIIlt
fIIsIoIIIIIII'i :IIIII showed oil in :IIirnIIluge,
'l‘lIII iIIIIId sIIIIIIi, which I‘IuizulIIIIIl
the IIrI-III‘III’I‘II. was constructed in IIIII‘
.I-I~II',III‘ III tl‘... lurch hull. but! this .IIIII
utilul with runner and blue Hll'i‘llllli'l’fi
lAuIIIriI‘nn limp; and l't'fl. white and
blue lIIIIIIiIII: were employed in IllTiilll‘.
llig lllf‘ stniIIl. Illlti inlchl lllllf'll to i lt‘
uciIIIrIIl III‘I'III'I,
Approprinle too Is it Illnl the militia
lIIIIs should be supported us they were
lost evening. People from The Nor-
wulks and from surrounding
new Klii‘a‘i‘ “fill the huge nuIIIluII :il
lending show without :I doubt IiIII pup
luluriu of the Iuiliiin boys IIIIIi
their dIIIIIIIIs '
\iithout a bleak IIIIII us smoothli its
Iould he wished fot the dance was
("ulrieil through l'IoiII the start to the
finish lunch dnnce as it wns playde
seemed more enjoyable than the one
pus! IIIIIi when Home. Suect Home was
beam. the signs! for the good night
steps. it was with regret upon the part I
of each and ereiy one
Special arrangements with the not I
lei company hud been made for the
Winnipnuk patrons, and u cur left the
armory for that plnce at 1:30 o‘clockl
this morning, accommodating the large
number who attended from that end
of the town. In fact. there was noth-
ing which any guest could have wished
differently. and it is It happy Thanks-
giving that the boys who were concern-
ed in giving the dance are enjoying
today.
The work was fully covered by the
committees which appeaied on the pro-
gram and which follow. none other
having had any part in the work. save
for the other members of the division.
who each and every one did a little
for the good of their social and dance.
Those in charge:
Committee of Arrangements~John
F. Mokley, chairman; aids, Hamilton
5. Comstock, George Keislsr. .Iohn
Hatchman, Arthur Merriam, Arthur
Kelley. _
Advertising Cominltteemllamlltons
Comstock, chairman; nlds. Matthew
Burke, Sanford Wicks.
Decorating Committee—George Kola
ler. chairman: aids; Edward Finnegan.
John Lane. Thomas Mason.
Refreshment Committee — Arthur
Merlism; chairman; aid, Edward Wil-
liams. Arthur Lane, James Kuban,
Jones.
Floor Committee—John Hatcbman.
chairman; aids. Edward Finnegan,
Matthew Burks, Sanford Wicks.
Coat Room Committee-«Arthur Kai.
Ieyfchnirman; aids, Theodore Brother-
ton. Edward Essen.
Receptlcn CommitteemEntire I Com-
puny.
What makes a girl so nervous about
passing twentysizht without bolus
married is pretty soon she’ll want to
,dmit she's twenty-three, while her
younger brother is claiming he’s
thirty.
III
1
l
l
I
I I
A III. Colgate football team left today '
for Rochester, where Rochester Univ ' '
lii'oily (mill 1
nud the spectators feasted their I'Iyesj '
lllli‘ State I}.
rzlfill In " ‘
cit
A
amnion?
”was.
. _J. ,. ”‘le vsraaans TO MAKE coop FIGHT ”All" 00' ll ISSUES
Commander Cutblil Not Telling What
Has Been Done, ‘ ‘
llli‘lll’lf’fl .l, I‘Iitblll. conII’IIJiIIIlIIr ol‘
.\ it, who is one III the
lenders union; the chi soldiers in their
.rninpuiuu unable: IIIII derision of .\t-
tI'IlIII-y General John H. Light's deris-
loli lo lllf’ Illtl‘l tlIni Ill" silile pollsl'lii
all is liliioilsiill liulinl. “as lltii'l‘ileu
in d Sentinel IPIIUl‘it‘i' )IIstIItIlni
{tilt-"liilllll. and had llithI to any. I'IIIII
III.IIIIIIII (‘IIIIIIII stated that the lll.ii,‘lllll~
cry has in IIIIIIIIIIInnIl that it was
well IIllId and running IIIIIIIIIthlv, but
lttiii the old IIIIIIIIIH no: u iII-epiué
their guns IIIIIicI flin'l iIII n {I u IIIIIII.‘
There, is IIIIII- Ii min In” “but .I ilt
iII:IIIlnIIII light will be put up utuinsi
the III-I‘lslbn of the I‘lll(li‘llt‘)'-}Zt'lli‘3'ill or:
the veterans ltl‘lIth‘ that the pension
is their this.
I'll
MURDER SUSPECT BOUNO OVER
, 0--
Held In H.000 Bonds to Stand Trial
at Higher Court
l’tilt“l‘l...\.\ll .\’oI 29~ l’Jill l‘urubu
. Ilmrsmi with shooting Snitiilme Tum
. Ilollii
19“!” it use no IIIIIt III the new mlIIIr tIIIm lull ””1-
ou Monday night was held in
oiIIIIISIIpII1IiIIrI‘ouII ll) JIIIIIIIII .\iItI h-
ell lililli} l‘nInIlIIIIII ruaemuit .It IIIII
his body Cnruba claims IhII shoei-
lug nus iII self-tierensc. llc
awuy the weapon and it has not been
found. it is thought to be in the
river.
\Irs (lurubn, who is charged with
assault upon 'l‘anuiolfo by clubbing
him bus bud her case continued and
has been placed under the care of
(‘onsinhla l.y.nrh
to Haddum Jail In default of bonds.
PACIFIC MAlL STEAMER ON
I ROCKS.
less message from Estuvan, reports
that the (‘anudlan Pacific steamer
Tees struck a rock in Kyuquot Sound
early today and is calling for assist-
ance. The lighthouse sienmer New-
quot to her assistance and the steam-
or Salver will go from here.
M
INSURANCE AGENT ARRESTED.
WIATERBURY, Nov. 29.——’I‘h0mas L.
Lundy was arrested this afternoon
charged with writing fire insurance
for the Mutual Fire insurance Com-
pany of Philadelphia without first hav.
ing received a certificate from the
state insurance commissioner. He
was arrested on complaint of the state
commissionerf. He was held in ball of
$2. 000
In“...
AMERICAN ENGINEER DIES
, . PARIS. .
PARIS, Nov. 29.-—-The police were
summonerd- this afternoon to a hotel
IN
cinity of St. macro Railway depot to
register the sudden death of John
Delmor. described as an engineer and
said to be an American citizen.
CLARA JACOBSON SEEKS DIV-
ORCE FROM JOHN JACOBBON.
Papers were filed tOday in the di-
vorce suit of Clara Johnson of Bridge-
port sgainst John Jacobson of that
city. intolerabls'cruoltyrls the around.
I The wife's maiden name was Clara
Mocharty. The couple were mnrrled
December 96. 1908. »
Clara—While t was playing whilt
with Mrs. musician lut urchins. she
asked me what was the trump st rout.
six times. Maude—Weren‘t you pro-
sentinel Inn. brill; rennin.
ticked? cure-I should my not .IAI‘
"' I In t amen-Ironic»,
smoke or
The Perfection is the most reli-
lo and convenient heating device
u can find. It I: always ready
or use. '
lines or wires to bother on. You
can pick it up and take It wherever
extra warmth I: wanted.
Eve mocha
exp“mg: couldn‘t: haprovanent that
embodied in the
This year we have tried to add to its
_arsnce.
in hirquoise—blue enamel or plain
steel. as you prefer; nlcliel trimmings;
u ornamental u it is in
comfort.
luuniuohoim.
Dal-«mum: ornit- lot
Standard Oil Company
Curubu bus gone I,
ingtou has been ordered from Cluyo-I
bu the!“ ‘d' Amsterdam in the vi- '
7 BACKACH E;
:LfiTaifl 'I;I-" ‘ : '
.44.
i
it
There are no or
was already
efleciion Hester.
drums are finished
is to
special automatic device absolutel is
All pom easily cleaned. dloplcm;
Cool i damper top.
u, on“! d “taunt”. circular to
( incorporated l
Wm...» ...M..- . ......v.
wuuuic or IiilAliIIES
3d Anniversary"
SALE
FRIDAY Will be one of the
Biggest Bargain Days of the
Sale. Extra Special Values in
. Every Department for
TOMORROW
NI
® EXIRA SPiilllil @
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, a peck
BEST FLOUR, a bag
.........I..
ill THE FOOD lAWS
ll.\il’l‘ri§liill. .\'uv,
Food (Z‘oinItII'IIslI'IucI' lllllui‘l‘l’ F.
has Issued II wording in regard ioj
clinches In ill” lnu'a IIIIIIl-I II_\ the liinl
III-nerd) assembly in it he says:
'1 wish to (all the attention of ilI’ :il
MS in tuipcuiliie Io I‘lt.IpII,-I.'.‘Ii, 1‘ MI
lit: Acts of liiil, an Art
L'lLW‘llllll')‘ and I
l’oIIerI
I
I‘IIIIrIII'iIlIIlzl
masseuse.....I.....::::::::::::.:'. Ici‘i‘.’
SUGAR—8UGAR~—8UGAR ..... ....... .. ..... At Cost
ETRYAPOVND OF AMBROSA COFFEE at ............ . . .32c
Once Used, Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8 T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel No. 909. Deliveries 8: 30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. FREE DELIVERV.
the Mini llll‘dililil oi >l‘lll‘;tf‘ll',lllltt II'IIII lll
requires all IIIiIIliIIIIIIIIIl tuipentllln to
he so lllllflt‘ll
Also Ioi‘ ltupil r II’II
lilii, IIII AII ('IIIIIIIIIIIIIII: ilIII
IIIIInIIure or llilllii‘f‘ll‘ill count to
ally Illtflllwlfl'l enforced for any
hnd enclosed in pnehnno ltll'lli
In tillllll‘flil months after the lillnbllil'.‘
in Ihls not 'lhls ml was fllililtllfil:
liill.
The Ililll') in pIIrIiou
Inilk bur IIIIIII been
\ cm in II b
renovated butth law has been
threw i changed
The 1in session or the germ Il us.
sembl) has recognized the usefulness
. of this department by making a much?
for this fiscal?
enabling the commisl
lurgca appropriation
term. thereby
sinner to more thoroughly inspect the
numerous foodstuffs placed on the
market.
i The department has caused a large
l number of milk producers to be prose~
tented and convicted for selling adul-
I teratcd milk during the past year and
VICTORIA. B. C, Not. 29 --A WIN", It would seem that violations of this?
character were increasing if it were
not for the fact that the towu health
officers have cooperated with me by
occasionally taking samples of milk lo-
, cally and reporting all cases’of adul-
terailon to this department.
THAMKKISGIVIINO SERVICE.
Noywllk Methodist. Congregational
and Baptist Churches Units.
The union service of the Norwnlk
Methodist Episcopal, the Nor-walk Bap-
tist and the First Congregational
churches was held last evening in the
First Congregational Church edifice
on the Norws‘ik Green. I
was most largely attended and all en-
joyed the sermon by the pastor of
the Not-walk Methodist Church, Rev.
Frank D. Torrey. a most able clergy-
man and speaker.
The music of the evening was es-
pecially fine and the solo by Miss May
Hackett. of East Norwalk, whose “voice
is most pleasing. was heartily appre-
ciated by the large congregation.
A collection was taken for the Nor-
walk Hospital. this being the'annual
custom. audit is understood that quite
a sum wasrealised for the institution.
HEADACHE. NERI
.vousnsss
and rheumatism. both lumen and wo-
men. meankidnoy trouble. Do not
alliw it to progress beyond the reach
of medicine but stop it promptly with
Foley Kidney' Pills. They regulatetho
action of the urinary organs.“ Tonic
in action, quick in results. The Bridge
Pharmacy and W. T. Wimore &
0‘0. I - I.
it is dilcult to,
I ‘I
i‘IIhllr Acts of}
Stile oi"
hood in Package I‘MIIIIII. which requires:
all such food to blue the net wI‘Ilghtj
be .
plainly~ :IIIIi rozzsplruuusl)‘ IIIIIrkcIl 0n:
the outside III the package, but no petal
slum. 3
lieu of the provisions III" section one:
:Ivlslng from the sole of food prepared ‘3
prlorl
lnw until the
I ‘ o_
"f; hillIllI-wx Hospital with a bullet in strengthened and the penalty for the: alStS
l
The service ~
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newest creations in Holiday \\'nists.
neatly boxed for gifts. Attractive
models embodying new ideas in fine
(‘hlffons over net and lace. in many
pretty color combinations: also high
grade Lingerie and Tailored \l‘aists.
including Linen', Madras, Flannel, etc.
All good makes. Waists that are hand
embroidered; Waists trimmed with
good lace, applied in novel ways; side
frlll effects, etc. Our showing em-
braces the very best values possible
in dependable qualities‘at moderate
prices.
Some advantage in “early selection.
asthe same values cannot always be
kept up until Christmas.
The N.E.Rya_n Co.
86 Washington St‘
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TROLLEYMEN TO ELECT.
The annual election of officers of
the Amalgamated Association of
Street and Electric Railway Em-
ployees of America. Norwalk local,
No 476, will be held on Saturday evo- ,
hing at the monthly meeting of the
local in the Main street quarters. Last , :
month the officers were nominated
and it is expected that President liked-
erick W. F. Andrews will be chosen};
to succeed himself. as well as the
same course in one or two other of:
flee. Refreshments will be served (qr...
all and each trolleyman member of a
the association will have an opporI-V
tunity to vote and. to out. the meeting _f
being so divided as to permit. of thin . I
plan. I , ' . I
Organization Says 80x Can Accom-
plish More Without Vote.
NEW YORK. Nov. mil—Announce-
meat was made recently of the or-
ganization by representative women
of several states at a meeting here of
the National association opposed-Ito
{Iwonian suffrage. A statement given
out sets. forth that the association be-
lieves. that "women‘can accomplish
more for their country and their sex
without the, vote, than with it." and
that-woman can only maintain her in-
dependence by keeping out of politics
and away. from the ballot box.
The boot .wny or a woman no set-
Norwalk Chronicler