Siomioir.‘ Ll or and 311er Vol Bowols 3 Harmlcss VV
V laxailvo for Men, Watch and Children
1
We innit film like primtive tolkc.
now we must take urttacm moons to
mow the excess bile and flatworm»
ter on and out of the. intent. ‘
The safest, moot hummus undertoo-
‘tive stomach, liver and bowel cleaner
VPrimitlve iolku'did not nood 1am.
on “ They lived outdoors, ate mm
o: fruit, and ill or their food “was!
«Vt-puree. We uVlodern people are did
' torent. We. exorcise too little, ealt
little fruit, and our food is too fine—-
too rich.
We simply can’t have our ten yards
olfbowelo clogged up, liver choked
with IBOlll‘ bile and. stomach lull of
g Joni elrote mother and. feel well. It
/ means that the food and waste ro-
, ’ loomed in the otoinuch and thirty feet
gor- howela lermontswdecays. The de-
1’ it)! creates poisons, gases and acids,
Vundtllose poisons are 'suclted inlto the
blood through the very ducts intended
duck in the nutrlment. Then we
hare Sick headache, become dull,
childrenmle delicious Syrup of Figs;
which: doesn’t imitate, gripe or
weaken; Ibo effect is the cilect of
fruits. It is composed entirely of
luscious figs, sauna and aromatics.
Don't think you are drugglng your-
self. 85111;) of Figs can he constantly
used without hnrm.
Ask
on the label that it is prepared by
This is the only genuine-«tho old
V V1111 voilmbloV ooddidstou won 01'. Gilli?»
and regulator .lor 1nen,.wou1eu and
your d1l1ggist for “Syrup oi .
Figs and Elixir of Sienna," and see,
The California Fig Syrup Componyu
lea G. lhohanuau. m. ,
Henry C Sharer wno‘ a caudldoto‘.
The ballot when resulted as foi~
larva. .‘ '
Total number of votes cast .,.d
101-. enem— .......l‘1
Dr ”Bohaunnu ........... ..l
' Du. Snorer was deolurod elected.
Fire inspector.
vilon
at
Mayor Wolfe recommended the voice
tionotflurold F. Clark, the prouout,
incumbent ‘ Mr. oiau: Was oiocm
ducnixnoualy. w
‘ President of council
The board proceeded to theeloc’»
.tion 0: a president. V’The result of the
)ballot was as follows:
lllouc, tongue coated. nervous, meals
on’tdigosi. and we lieel miserable all
V So we must make our choice.
reliable Refuse. with contempt, the
so-called Fig Syrup imitations some-
times offered to deceive you
M
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lotion nnasnr 11.110111:
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1The mayor also til-ado the appoint
ment at committees.
by Mayor Robert M Wolfe
'cilmon Hiiam B Wont, George L. Di-
Vnomination the name of the preoent
incumbent, Harald F. Clark. Repub-
lican. The Council approved hisxho-
"mlnutlon unanimously. Attorney JVos~ .
ooh R. 'lnylor was celectod tot cor- tlon counsel. Sovoted-
poratiou counsel and councilmnnl The Milli Of the ballot WflB'
Geolge L. Oliver was elected presl ‘01)“ ‘R Taylomi 6-
. oi’ the council.
Notwithstanding repute to the con
trail) that have been circulated May.
or Wolfe delivered a brief nlcssago‘
‘ recommending oeltain refolms and i stroot commissionen
calling attention to some omissions I Alfred Bronco—6. '
‘
Wore present.
Corporation counsel.
Jos
ted.
Street Commissioner.
o
The meeting was called to order
Conn-ch-cd.
ivei‘ John H. Smith. George M Way,lM. Way
Alchle F. Nash and Oliver E. Weed3
'lho following ballot was tukcnmior:
Total number of votes .....6
Mr. Oliver. ....... 5
3 Mr. Weed ..............11
Councilman Olivcr was declared
elected ' '
Appointment; of Committees. _
Mayor Wolfe made the following
appointments: ‘
Finaoe Department—«Oliver
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Vi
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'1
E.
‘ City Hull and Water Dept ~Goorge
Police and Health Dept ~George L
Councllm Oliver 11ch that Dr: '
V anytimeé—will purely save your hair
For building and tug wi111roeotor,
cortisol ‘l‘laudorino tron) our «iron store or
toilet court's add
, , Made. Your hair ‘
will immediate \tolte on that lite.
lustre m M once which is so
bountiful. It wil heconio wavy dud
lliully and hove the inheritance of
jitbllhdfindd; 9.113 incomparable slow
And domicile. but what will please you
most will ho otter just a row weelro'
nee. when you will actually see 11 lot
Lilac, downy hair-«ow hairmgrow.
“inc. all over the setup.
it not muddled causes The hair 3
to Shrink. loooen and diowtbcn the
huifi folio out foot.
“A. little Dopamine tonightwuowé
Got a 25 cent bottle or Knowlton' a
in an annex to he will. on the rour it will be my policy during the plesei.
of some.
" The members of our Fire Depoht- log the hold at each committee to
provided tor them in their new home. mom.
and 0111‘ Police DeportmeMnt eonaily‘
onlcleut, ouaht to be simillu‘ly provid
ed M .
0111' Electric Light Department It.
a ‘V .
:zxZuwzlm‘xt: Etyffildeiojnflfic ommittce on ilnnnoe be 'cmpowered
to borrow sulllcient funds to meet the
gratifying financial report mode 113',
its Board at Gownussloners, current expenses tor the ensuing two
weeks. 80 voted.
The “”9"“ °f 0‘" s1sto1 city, NO” i Councilman West moved that the
walls “3"” been tom “1’ m" ”“1““ board accept the message and recom-
Operations i‘or hove-rill monthu with mond'otlom mode by the mayor So
part of the work still unfinished. The voted. ‘
some contractor is to pave our streets
and we ought to let him know at thol
start that whenever it. street to turn Heredity and School Marks.
ROBERT M. WOLFE.
Mayor
Voted to Borrow. Money.
Councilman Oliver moved that the
“M. w‘”
iOliverj
Library, Printing and Light Dept-;
Councilman Oliver moved that the 50““ W- Smith
board procQéd to ballot for corpora~
l Street l)epi~1)rllirom -.11 west.
Fire Donor—Archie F. Nash.
The noun! resolutions governing the yew-villi Mr. and has thoréllyinddodi the connection is very close.
routine duties of the povernl depart
Attorney 'laylm was declared eleC~ , ments were read by Glen: .1..l. Ounoo our cloning, but in my opinion. instead
2 and adopted
The Mayor’o Massage.
Mayor Wolfe _read
:me'ssoge:
V Council Chambers,“
l
South Norwulk, 002111.,
1
.. October 16. 1912.
Ftientlomou of the Council: .
What i am to any to ymi can hard“
the WHOM“ torn and for the repair at those alrcndv‘ in?" Servant-"“011 yes; but you' N
no for moving, the work must “be A German educator has been mak-
”‘13th {tyranny and that ho unneces. ing 8 statistical study of The relation
story (may Wm be toletohed between heredity 11.1111 school lunrkc.
1 and from 354 cases in which be was
l The Board “ WM" Commissioners: able to get full school records. through
in"? been “Fulfill”!!! "3 With water three generations he concludes that
greatly to the health and concert or!
To aurprlso Him.
Genome-J'You wont to see Herr
Doktor? Could you come again to-
morrow?" Patietit~ ‘Why, isn't he
or installing short-lived meters, at a
first cost of “(2.00 to be increased;
each your for the addition of new um
i
installed it would 11:. hotter to use this on? lint mile!“ and it's his birthday
fluency so as to increase alter capacity; tomorrow I “139“” 1““ it m be 9‘
By the installation '01: meters we admit surprise for him s—«Fliegende Blaetter.
and advertise the foot that our filtered
{water supply is not sufllcient nod ode
quote for our needs, and it would be
Diagram. Pious.
‘ A New York woman took her hus-
fyeo‘r to follow this same course. hold. «.
moot, by their excellent work, have strict respOusibillty for the proper .
earned the accommodations to be conduct and efficiency of big departv
,. cLonwpur‘ FOR
cl’s hidewno wrinkles acrois
,Drackerjacks, every one. Fit
Men’s Fall Suits
CLEAN CUT MEN.
Suits to “suit” the most particular, at prices that won‘t
‘take all the “starch" out of your pocketbook. Fit like a squir—
back or around the collar.
for anyone. ' Got inside!
$12.50 to $27.50
saves much.
CHILLY NI GHT
' I
Don't go out with chattering teeth these chilly nights.
Good thing for the doctor, but bad for your health. King
“Cold” will get you in his iron grip, and' you won’t be able
to shake him off. A‘top-coatt’s the thing—costs little here,
Men sT-op COats
NECESSITY.
$15. 00 to $20. 00
OUR CREDIT SYSTEM
in yours to take advantage of it you choose. We mow
[ glad to open an account with you,
FRANK
JALOBY
WASHINGTON STREET. OPP. HOYT’S' THEATRE
FAMILY OUTFITTER
o
:ly be dignified’with the title or "May- much better to have it known that
are megsa‘m’ but the intention ‘5 we have an abundance of good water
simply to otter a few suggestions for to supply all ro “Milo diamonds at
our guidance during the coming your. all limos 3
l1 3
outside of administrative routine, 1 .
will be our chief duty to complete t it 1° th’ undeniaddflgfitmt contra?
the public improvements Stallod by oourc utter, an to one om, no t: p
the piccoding council report has been printed this year and
1 1n informed no fund is at ha 11‘ it would learn a. ll ““3 was ‘ ml»
for Tllinishlng the {dry Hall Librufiy take, for all our doings and the final:
cial condition of every departmout‘
and new Central Fire Station, and this; ought to be 9.11 “mm book to be can .
can only be do“ by one of three culled by every citizen in this con
ways . (1) by bond isaue, (2) by run' motion all our council meetings ought
ning into debt or (3) from this yearn to be open to the public and in every
appropriations to be set aside by the important matter, full and fair hear.
Board of Estimate and Taxation I log: OMEN to be held and the public,
:fovor the latter way as our city debt, ulcer) into our confldenco“
since 1909 has fluctuated as follows: In conclusion I will say ”‘1“ during
,Jan. 1" 1929-4)!” debt ox lmy first year. I found it well to lot the
cum” 0 wheel-11nd 9“” ‘hend or each committee do his work
trio light department
on litter! do from mo or and
Oct. 12. 191mm debt ex- ,wm‘ " ”"5" ’ '
elusive of water and elec- l ,
tric lightdepartment 193 .000; " V "”
i Decrease 3 13.800-
Oct. '12. 1910~City debt ex-
clusive of water and aloe:
' trio light deportmenl;
Oct. iii. ldil—iClty debt ex-
elusive of wotorhnd eloc‘
trlc light department
$206,800
$193,000
‘ 125.000
WW“
3 8.0011
1
a Decrease
Del. 12. lilil—«Clty’ debt or-
clunivo oi water and oiecu »-
trio light department [185,000
(Oct. Warmth-«City debt ex» 1, '
3 1 olullvo of water and elec-
l
trio light dopurtmout
,, .
[Janis
'incroue , 1:17am
No provlalon 111111 been made im- re-
,‘ducing this indebtedness. We hove
3tho monitored burden in tho way oi
lintereot chords: to meet sud we
mutt not add. to it by any fittflfll‘
some or any increase in any deport:
meat. but by atrium-t economy in ‘ .
11mm “donor to reduce it, out! in ‘ 1
thin concoction. it , _ ‘
that the profit. tram our memo
(new t
looser)! preventing him from “going
‘3‘”! 4w” 4W '4‘?!" 4o”
:“ThllfslliY Specials
:2... UNDERS KIRTS
Have made o fortunate purchased Ladlcs’ Undmkirts '
and will mite Special Prices on them. :
. muted 0133111355 SKIRTS,
Widemlouooc and 131m Bottle.
of,“ lodow
band's clothes from him for the pur—
out with the boys." He went. just the
some. is such a husband worth sav-
as! ‘
The Bl'vnplo Homo.
"Wilt are we so into?" listed the
poison er. whole question is report;
ed to the Boston Transcript. “Well.
1111-." replied the conductor, “the train
in front was behind, and the train was
behind bemopbooldec.“
Thor. Who Covet Search.
None are so fond of secrets on 111m
who do not mean to keep them; such
persona coveiasecrets an a spondthrm
covois menoy, for the purpose of ctr»:
culotlonmc. C. Collar.
Seminal mint ado. mm rennin
BLACK
. ‘* 1
WV
Quito noticeable only lag the wealth of Autumn
Silks arc the French ailt Tartan Printcd/ Warp Fluids,
whosc gay colorings 111211 astrlkiug note among the
.ssobcror and. plaincr woollen. The brilliant lines of cri111~
1 $011 and orange on mutual brown and dark blue, the
tlucads of vivid scarlet with here and there a bar of
black are exceedingly nmwy and cannot help but attract.
Add in the market they tell us Fluids are scit‘lce.
Striped Silks. a line of Persian cud Viinc
plain color, very distinctivc. Y “
« ‘ 19 to 20 inches wide, $1.00.
.
of
Sale of Silk Slippers
,Vliol' Vboudmr use. in rod. black. white“ pale pink
and pale! blue, lavenddr, and other shades. Made [of
heavy'satin with leather sales the same color. and
ttho dainty slippers when not in use can be folded toW
gether and slipped into a ca '10 that corresponds in color.
Very nice {01 sieépingl car tile as well as at home. ,
$1 00 a pair. , ‘ . ,5
' Leather Goods Section.
Handbags at Fine Leather, $2. 95
This is a collectlon of wl hich we feel justly proud,
. for in ii are many values {11 and above the price. Many,
sizes also and styles, in seal. saffian. . walrus, pepper—l
grain seal, morocco and pigs $111 They are fitted and
lined pelfectly. Ono ought have the luck to pick Out a-
$5.00 bag from this [gatheri 11$r .
V ' 'V Leather Goods Section:
'1.
.,. ~
, . o ,
Strmgoof Pearl fiqads
A title assortm cut at present.
Creamy Pearls, which are fillcd heads and quite
heavy, with a real pearl lustm, 'iavvtcn \viih rhinestone
Clasps, $1.50 and $2.65. ' ' ,
Pearl and Crystlii Beads,:<tru11g alternately, a wry
pleasing combination, $2.65.
Pearl Strings oil superiol grzulc, 50 and 75 cts.
Black Pearls “lib rhino stone ciasps $2. 65.
chclry Section
qua—n-
.Harvard Mills underwear,
Union suits, Meets and Pants 11) new rnodels,
special showing this:r week.
on» E. M. £8qu diumpuuu.
\h‘m\“’:>‘=
1.7. fl
Umou {suits wWome'n
‘
, Any weight you want. any style you prefer, any size
neodotl in high guide Union Suits for the winter are here ,
in great varietyfii ’
PRICES Sill Cents to $2 00 a gotment
The l1. 1:. RYAN Co
sournfnonwntu , I
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Norwalk Chronicler