When you have unpleasant symptoms it is time to
look after your healthyand , simulating. If you let
, yourself run downmanrl get sick-wit will be you who will
lose the time and lheenjoymantmitmill’ baryon who will
endure the sufferings ' ‘ ‘
,Yet, most sicknesses start
liver or. b0wcls~liitle things all first
‘ serious if not stopped. -
' ., .Right; way
at first Sign of trouble—”is always the best time to take Beecham’s
Pills-dire most famous family -.nedy the world knows—justly
" renowned for the wonderful maimer in which they give new tone
and power to the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels: - ‘
You will be in better health when you use.
- Beecham‘s Pills. You will feel stronger; your blood
will be purer; your head clearer ;‘ your spirits will be
good and you will be more cheerful after you learn
the value of Beecham’s Pills and secure their help.
They Make
‘ - , All the
in derangemenl of ithe stomach.
. but soon to become
Difference
“, The Largest ny'Me
in the orld.
At all druggists, 10c, 25c
Directions of special value to women are with cum; bots
W
. ‘umscsulahros incurs!
W
Alma“ Nothing
It Uud to 80 Only a Few 1
Years Ago. " . ' .
.1 1““
Forty years, ass N lllero . were in,
Paris» alone 10 wholesale dealers in‘
leeches, each” of ‘wiili‘ai shill between
300,000 19.110.400.000 leeches monthly.
I for which they received on an over-
' ans about‘tdll‘a thousand. :
Today there is only one dealer in
the capital and he gets from slate
seven frauds (81.20 to $1.40) a bun-0
dred. liis name is Lays. and he ban.
dies about 130,000 per month, his bear
market being the United States. He
has sometimes half a million , in
stock. ‘
In former times the Paris poor law
administration purchased ‘ 80.000
francs' ($10,000) worth a year; this
was indhe '308 and '40s of the 19m
century; the administration now finds
itself amply supplied with $40 worth
annually, .
The great breeding ground for
French leeches was the. marshes
around Bordeaux. A poor peasant.
named Bechada was the creator of
the industry. He rented a tract of
ninrsh land for abontwd. and this.
when properly stocked with leeches.
became worth $5.000.
Becbade collected the leeches by
buying all the Worn out horses he
could get hold of and driving them
into the marshes live or six times
a month, especially in April. May.
June. October and November. ile-
'. chado’s business flourished, and when
he died he was worth 1.000.000l- .
After a while the French
trade was ruined, not only on account
of the great decline in the demand.
but on account of the accessiblllly'oi
other sources of supply brought about
by the improved facilities or trans-
port, fast trains bringindthem in a
short time from Turkey, Bohemia and
Dalmatia. and-to a more limited ex«
tent from Algeria and Russian-Modi-
cal Brief.
as
A d’\“ i;
kill “.U:
r; .‘w‘lk‘l'JMté. L’
H. ‘ b. --- -- '-
Ww_ .- W... -.. _.
' Draper-y Keynote of Fashion.
.L ......».. no. .-
lone might believe ihcm chiseled by a
. _.li.has been said that this is a season
trimaterials rather than striking new
"styles and in no factor of the wardrobe
gisthls as noiiceable as In the evening
.ngha. The very urine oi' the ninuni‘nc-E
_ tures‘ art seems to have been rcnchodior the
in the'glorions rcivcis, soft, silky, sup-
.plo‘and of as wondrous. eolorings, nsi
lemurs; iiic bromides having the
{the figure ‘with the same graceful"
Ldelicate and at tho sumo tiine'the most,
X‘VlVld of color combinations; the silks}sweep that he“ always commanded ad-
~ and saline an.» more alluring in slut-:l-imiriitloll ml the Grccmn statuary, En-
ing and snpplcncss than ever before; i
gisis.
the embroldcrics so gorgelms, so lunar-l
ions and cosnbtlc in their appeal. slum” long sash ends finished with silver
'lpfir,‘scintiliate with brilliant, color ‘m-iflh’lil" 0f the Grecian woman—~was a
fleeting bends and bugles and the many .frin.s;e. The gown could “Oi 11“” been:
varieties 0f silver and gold and other simpler in line or construction and yet.
‘molallic tissues. Everywhere is color, it was the observed of all the. evening,
gillfl light of your life.
cost.
, R. C. Collins, Post Master at Barns-
‘sculptor of (intrinnfanie. Tulle, for In. mi, N. J" writes: “["find Foley's Hon.
Islulicc, a gown which produced a rot-30y & 'I‘nr Compound the best remedy
,iinble sensation at a recent opening, my a cough that 11 ever tried. 1 had a
land which as regarded by many siuJI'In grippo cough. and each violent. lit
drills 01’ fashion, Gilliomlzes the mode of (rtliiiziling completely exhausted me.
lxour~a sown of white crouch bought a more of Foley's Honey &
im‘“"“"“’“‘0 draped ‘0 ““0"" ”l9 911m“: [or Compound and before had taken
burr.- arm, with n V‘ncclr formed by the i onehalf, the coughing entirely ceased.
mostffi‘m folds of the drapery and swarming". can't be beat. For sale by all drug-
iclrcling the waist—«the natural waist, THEN THERE WAS A FLAREUP.
*brlght green chiffon girdle with the? I'louuu'g Wile—~You usad to call me
i
HubmSo 1 did; but I had no hi
the meter was going to register such a.
Keenan cu FLOWERS FRESH
Water- Must Be Changed Frequently
and the Blossoms Should Bo
Oprl‘nkiod Every Hour.
Almost the first thought that. (oh
lows admiration for a freshly picked
bouquet is how it combo preserved
the greatest length of time? Many
experiments have been undertaken to
prevent flowers from fading—much as
placing salt in the water, or nipping
them all and applying sealing wax.
We have tried all methods. and have
come to the conclusion that changing
water in which the stems are plunged
frequently and sprinkling the flowers
hourly, will keep them fresh and fair
longer than will other treatment.
The water used should be tepid
Tho cooler the temperature of the
apartment the better. ’ Never leave
flowers under a gas jet. or they will
immediately blight. The last thing at
night, change the water on the stems
and sprinkle the flowers thoroughly.
Tie over the vase or basket tissue use
per which has been soaked in water.
Over this tuck a newspaper. in the
morning Ibo flowers will be found as
fair as the night previous.
Roses fade sooner than almost any
flowers. Halioirope will wither and
biackon with the tenderest cars. It
should be nipped from a bouquet as
soon as it loses freshness. Lilies.
tulips, narcissus, euphorbias. hya-
. cloths and all flowers with suculsnl
atoms can be preserved several days.
Rstardlng Home Influence.
A writer in the iloston Transcript
vidnagg which "my“... a group of even Some of tho most Winsome of the
ingdrosses to today as worthy of ad- Glimmg SOWDB display little llmt is ac-
mir‘atlon and description as those worn Willy "W Ollie? than the material.
liy‘the beauties of the famous courts of ll“ “'38 stated in the introduction, 000
la Louises which historians have viel particularly charming 1110081 01’ White
mm each other in a? 1'" mg. satin or one of its allies, was given this
ifdflapery, the Ireynol’sgdf- the season‘s charm by ll tunic 0‘ whitewash With 0
modes, is displayed to its best udvan~ “Oral design which looked like the tiny
fun iii the evening gé-wm and wraps, formal little bouquets of long ago, and
days aNsw York Tribune writer. Tho Willi-ill W08 carried out in the same vi-
. lots of ltwspurkle. brillinncy dual :1 vi- costumes in a notable collection. 1 0‘
Nil WIFE
diam; for the long graceful lines
need by the most becoming of dra-
iil. 80 artistic are the folds that
lasso nus Remedy
' For Consumpiioa
,1! the voluntarily writion‘words of
and people living in all parts or
‘0 country. raising leickmml's Alicru-
T he lace finances are another feature
of many of the evening frocks and
herald, so ii. is said, a vigorous use or
(fourteen. in cmbroidsries for spring.
A'. draped effect In given by bringing
the lionncos up in V-shape In the front.
Several of the white crepe charm'euso
murals have boon enhanced by three
ilounces oi the black Chantilly lacs.
An Operation.
ago lwss married
‘ st ciliiyibrliil livid. iiiii'mmiiimiiii Another distinctly/6 touch of this: sea; mldoi’wk belied; ":5 orzanissllons for women. while rele-
- Rain}, 13333;. fillifi;,i‘,‘,‘g'li§,'lgné¢. 0;}; 'son is the trimming ohrur that finds its ll “child. b1 h satin; to a minorplscs that cranium.
' ‘ bladder tron '0 W- rlon whose aim is to strengthen the
way on to so many of the evening coo
tuincs’.‘ it will often loop up tho chiffon ,
nverdrosa. On it delightful little crea-
tion of gray chiffon. embroidered In
stool beads, opussum for was used. ;.
striking'color scheme was developed by
mounting this tunicoyer yellow char-l
mouse and adding a girdle of emerald
green. ' ,_ ' . ‘ ‘
'Perhups the simplest expression at
drapery, is found in the frocks which
show an overdrsssslighlly.
Flower ‘ Y“ ' "
Illi‘crors. Wo stoic none but facts
*‘ .1! to you tho names and words of
, ‘ i’ those who dorlnro It b mr-
ln-Tln many comm coupled with
s ,Iidiulllenls that it rumored
lillh. '1‘th Is a sample taken
ill“
fills Acndsmy, O'Neill. Nebraska.
Omi‘lliu-Allmil. snitch years also
tracked with tin: dread disease,
is browned uncmsinuly
. a bar rat. cyan could no
0 load and could do no work.
aria 'hamorrlni cs. ruined bin 0
‘ Its time um muttered of did It
W and chills. A specialist of
.VOhio. pronounced my case
years ago 1. board of your
_ roenred some at ones
i ; but i soon found guyscil
. iii. For the pm; (our
in n Ibld lo‘confinuu my
i
" ’ ‘ui‘ midi V ..i r
ior’iold ms to go
would strelic ransom.
3E1. m alienation»
., winbeaccorl'o
, or whits‘ohs' ‘
brightgmsn ‘
hands or crystal. .
——_.-4'\a- "flaw. M
SAVED FROM .’
HOSPITAL
“Pill“ ”mm“ "‘"r'cam’aenm (hm lid igloimgirqiioimfiwaliirdméllr'l'olls How Sick' She Was And ‘“ '0’ “ “"5" 9“" °’ 5mm" 1“
moat alluring of (rocks are, that idcdl 9“ I" um e l1 11 ”ill“ ‘3 ‘00 n , some communities the children seem
,- ~ the buck. ‘ ,. *' Wt SQVGdHfl‘FWm .to liavaiabout as few hours for free.
Upper Sandusky,0hlo.~“Threayesrs
and Went to house
keeping. I was not
Tooling well and
could hardly drag
. myself Mons. lhad
such tired feelings.
fully had. and 1 could
. narrator-loop. ihui
i headaches. too. and
vouswrock. Mydoc-
so a hospital. I as
not like that idea very well. so. when I
saw your advertisement in a meal
wrote rayon for advice. and have dons as
on told me. lhavs taken Lydia E.
l’lnlthmi's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, and now! have my health.
“if sick and ailing Womswonld only
know enough to take your incriminating;
harms
Solidarity.
' ‘. mnmumpuns, irregw
“extramarissvousosu.
, d slic-
remarks upon the new factors which
antagonize homo relations and absorb
so much time and attention that home
Is a less constant. factor and seems to
the child less important than it. did a
generation ago.
“The school, not only with its rean-
iar work, but with its athletics and of.
dilated social interests, demands an
increasing amount. of time. , The
church, with its many organisations.
calls for many evening hours as well
quiet home life as the busiest of busi-
ness men. and the mother hoods the
best methods as well as the finest
of spirit in the ever lessening amount
oi" time she has to" exert those intiu-
oncss which are recognised as the
most potent as wall as the mold 1104
lifting in life: The church is mskibs
a mistake in pushing to vigorously
missionary. philanthropic and social
home. More attention should be Sivan
hoods" ' , '
WWW
Proper Gyms-silo Wadi.
acuity to'a muscular and)
lid indivisasiwiioihss ma
‘ gymnasium 'rii .
born“ arsd Withwhst, ‘,
p ‘mant Association of Connecticut has .
(.3
leech ‘
very heart of the social organism-ulna
to tho honorinu and helping of mother-
lilvsry person who has received-gym-
,assium truism; is aware of the fast
that an sxsrcino which oalll“‘for..baia~
tubsilort on tbs part. of the psalms
is often performed almost without. any.
conscious short. stall lifter it our
mow-mount of training has. been so
solved. Again. it is perfectly well
known that hruts'sirs‘npih class does
not malts a gymnast. and "that «ran a“
simple exercise may, odor purest "lifts
ll develop '
“ raoLst-ss'avms. ‘
The Consolidated Trolley Improve-
seni. requests to. the candidates for
election to the General Assembly, ask.
improvedrolley service, or reduce trolli
low rates. ‘
4 One bill provides six tickets for a.
quarter. another [nukes it mandatory
to furnish a seat missus passenger,
another regulates the“ giving of trans.
fern, another gives each city charge
of its own highways in location of
that the Public Utilities Commission
shall sit in. the city from which the
complaint comes, and another proviq.
es an excise tax of 50 cents per horse
power on each car naed.’
The circular is dated Oct. 2. but ap-
pears to bcrlate in distribution. ‘
Lynn W.‘Wlison, candidate for rep-
resentative on the Democratic ticket
said this morning:
“These are excellent hills and I shall
support them."
m.-- rum—W-“
ENCOURAGING.
As It costs only $10,735 to get elect-
ed to offices nowadays, that pay a $1,-
500 salary, the time is rapidly‘ ap-
proaching when the poor man can on
tor the public service—Maiden Jour-
STEWART
Cook Stoves.
$19.00 to $87.00
None better at any price or none as
good at the same price.
iii A. J. iNiiiiliil ii iii Bil.
134-130 WASHINGTON 8T.
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New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford,
RAILROIED.
TIME TABLE .
In Effect September 29.
SOUTH NORWALK ‘i'O NEW YORK
A. lit-«12:48:. 5:091, 5931:, 6:09
0:57, 7:20x, 7:48x, 8:17x, 81613:. 9:15:
0:37. 10:20:, 10:45:, 11:38x.
P. lit—112:5“. 1:08, 1:37': (Phila
and Wash. Exp. goes to Harlem Riv
A. M.“12148X. 5:00;, 5:41;. 8:54
10:20x.
i’. M.¢-—l2:53x. 2:13“. 2150):.
l0: 23.
M
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
32303:. fluids, 4:29x. 0:05x,
Il:00x, 11:30. 12:00:.
flundsys.
I l : 00x.
0:011. 7zlix. 0:50x. 11:10x. 12:00x.
IOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW
HAVEN.
1:23. ilzilix. 10:2lix, 11:11:. “:47.
P. M.-12:0’llr. 1:20. ll:lix.
sizes. 10:00x. 11:10.
Wodsys.
10:07x, 11:11:.
0:04. 10:07:.
.4. N94100:“. 8237. 10:01:.
P. M.wl;06._i:3fi. 0:30. i120.
‘ ii “Hal,“ ‘
' A. Mwiiedxnillib.
"Gill sidearswssua‘sasm. .
lilymlliuppol‘l. for six proposed bills to V‘
truck and equipment, another provides ‘
. by the Supreme court. ‘,
or), 2:00x. 3:27, izfiix, 5:30, 5:50x.
6:40. 0:51x, 7118):, 7.:i2x, 0:50.:4.
10:40.
Bundlyu.
ii: 35,
mills. 7:00x, 7:12, 7:52x. 8:21x, 9:59x.
A. Marvihihx, 5:10. Ozibx. 8:08:
8150):, 8:55x. 9:151. 10:02:, 10:00,
llx, 11:03.
P. M. ‘‘‘‘‘ ~1210iix, 1:05. 2:003, 2:57x.
0:1“,
5:20. 0201:. 0:03x. 8:00x. 8:10;, 0:3‘0,
A. M.-0:00, 8:261. 0:001, 10:02x,
r. M.~—12:04,,1:03x. 5:35;}; 5:09.
A. sis—12:19:, um. 1.5+... nos.
Bzzlx,
4:20x. 6:12;. 0:10x. 0:47.,7;10x, 0:00;.
A. M.—~«12100x. 1:171. 7:43, 0:44.
"P. uwsmsx. 0:10. 0:40. 7:101.
scorn aonWALk To assaults.
' you ‘have‘tlieheatdam
Give
BETTER PAY THAT PERSONAL...
TAX.
WAIJLINGFORD, Nov. 5.——-Those
waiting the decisions of the Supreme
Court before paying their personal-tax
had better pay, as the case brought
here will have to be tried in some court.
other than the Comman Pleas, accord-
ing to a decision of the Supreme court.
The case was brought against Clifford
Hall, and the Borough Court sentenced
iim for non-payment of his tax. lie
appealed: to the Court of Common
Pleas, which found that it had no jurls‘
diction in the case and this was upheld
A
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LOVER’S
V “THE PLACE"
The First
These three things—"mar; [warmth and com/oriw
a fisherman demands of his rubber boots.
BOSTON “HUB WARRIOR” BOOTS
they've been the choico‘oi’ wise fishermen
everywhere for nearly 60 years.
lnfomomsnl It all wearing points give ro-
workable wanting qualities.
the ulmdst of oschwihat’s why
The boat grade of duck and sirong ro-
A Hair: of the finest word not has
made “Ho Warriors" unusually warm.
A perfect Iii: has given real footworui'ort.
if you want nonuino rubber iiooi
satisfaction remember the name ..
Boston “Hub amon”—~and ask for
ibclnnt your caller's.
Mods In all
hull» .
MSWNRUIDZK
3303 (20.
Basic- ~ “In.
loci for the HUB
on may boo!
Up-to-date Sports
Read The
Sentinels Sporting
Page .
CROSS
SHOE
gives ease and freedom. The sole
bonds will) the loot.
iiaily line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Arming J. Smith.
...-_. -W .w-...x...._. ..
Freight Prepellers leave Pier
23, lslust River, New York (Idol
of Dover Bfrrel). every day (s:-
cepl Sunday: at 8 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to .4 p.
in. and South Nor-wall; up to 5:30
p. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Company
6. c. Housman,
T hat Cold
Sitting
Room
Made Cosy with a Gas
Radiator or Cylindrical
Gas Stove. Just the
thing forvrboms used
occasionalywhen great
heat is not constantly
resulted. Strike a
match, turn the valve:
it off when you choose.
listed Electnc
ii
Christian Swarm
‘ '319'4ngl“ '&W8ter 9 . .
They Need No Breaking In. Lessee. GonSraIAnnnl.
O
TAN, PATENT, GUN METAL, "W""MM—"W”WW -M.._._._-_.._.‘T_.
6 I
m. City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
s an . FACILITY CONSiSTENT
, WITH. SOUND
‘ BANKING
TWO STORES Capital Surplus and Pmilu
Norwalk. So. Norwalk. “00,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes $8 and 35 per you!
eEDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vino-Pros. ,
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Via.-
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
M
DlRECTOfls
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. nght
Fred. H. Rowan
Eamusiammfiisn Lowl- R. Huribuu
Henry 8. Lockwood
”Ma. t...“ .a. - .w
WSW BI-FO ‘
EYIQ IXAMiNED FHII
AND GLAiOEG GUARANTTID
Open Monday and Guard” analogs.
UNiTxD flANK BUiLDiNB.
ileum Norwsik.
'Fenwick Optical Co.
.asw
’ in
_W“¢*
fiflminwil. ..
villainous“... -.
070 is! 100%
... no
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