Poisons, Gases and
it»
armless cure for sick headuche,
billousness, i’or a‘our. gassy dls~
led stomach, for constipation, in
section, coated tongue, snilowness.
éawtuke delicious Syrup of Figs.
l1” lettuce of all these tioubies
do a. utorpid liver and sluggish
ion of thirty feet of ‘boWels.
easpooniul of Syrup of Figs to-
“means 11111 poisonous waste
‘ the undigested, fermenting
and odor bile, gently moved on
of your system by mowing,
riplng‘, nausea or weakness
111111.11 o‘hee1y day tomorrou-_
rightdays thereafter. i
don’t think of gentle effective
‘ Figs as a physio. Don’t think
“11 gging your-sell, for luscious
a and aromatics can not in-
. 111, Eilectivs l-‘ruit 11.1.1111 111.111.1111 cleans Your
111111911, 11.11 and 30 Feet of bdvieis at 511111 Bile, ‘
disused up Waste
_ . 1
a wonderful stomach, liver and bowel
cleanser, regulator and tonic. the
safest and most positive ever devised.
The day of, violent ipurgatives, such
as: .calomei, pills,1sa.ite and castor oil
is past. They overs all wrong. You
get relief. but at what a cost! They
noted by flooding the bowels with
fluids, but these tin-ids were digestive
juices. Syrup of figs embody only
harmless laxatives, which act in a
natural way. it does what right» food
would do—what eating lots at troll.
and whet plenty of exercise will do
for the liver. stomach and bowels- 2
Be sure you get the old reliable
land genuine. A-sksyour druggist tor
“the full name, “,Syrup‘ of Figs and
Elixir of Senna," prepared by, The
California Fig Syrup Company. llsnd
‘ back, with scorn, any Fig syrup iml.
tatlon recommended as “just as good.”
. win 1: nomination fer
‘Koru, Alice Dennis,
irst American-Born celestial to Be
' Nominated for Office Lil-oi in
Msuaobuutn.
BOSTON lines. Nov. 7«Cbsrlcs
1811119. on American born China-
mun who was the Republican nominee
«tor the House or. Representatives in
word seven, polled 240 votes. Ho
got 208 more votes than Hubert Riley,
the Socialist candidate, but was de-
tected by John» L, Donovan,“ Demo-
oral, whose "‘vote was 825. 1
Shoe was the' first Chinaman to
an elective ot-
iice in the United States.
'.
l
THE .1. a J. c.1311 SUFFRAGETTE
own.
‘The “following employee of J. &_ J. 2,.
Cash enjoyed an election day vaca-
tion by riding around town: in auto
,inoli'llce: Jhiiu Anna Haviicek. Alice
Frances Croal, Marie Lyons. Christine
Josephine Jacobson. Sadie Richards. .
Emma Carter Gill, Mamie Monsg'han.
Alberta Bell, [Frances Kelley, Mae G.
Sheehan, Grace M. Webb, Martha Kel
‘ly, Marie Kaufman, Sara Maura, Mabel
Mamie Bloom
quiet, Elsie Brondhurst. Rose Taylor,
Viola lrvinig, Mamie Brennan, Sela
Jenrlcs, Gertrude Tarlov, Elizabeth
Cullen and Clara Meade.
...,...,.........
Money Well invested—4n Advertise
mom in The Rommel
boon plain riour, one tablespoon or
‘ "two eggs, one half teaspoon bak-
g» owder, a few diope'essencc of
lemon one fourth pound butte1.iBeat
butter to 11 011331111 and mix in the
rdinary wav Bake in a moderate ov-
It‘om 1 hour to 11/5 hours.
Russia Salad.
as can of salmon firm which the bones?
‘ 6 skin have be on removed otlim fish
may housed is desired.) Mailnnte 111th
4611 and vinegar ll‘our tablespoons of oil
,nd £010 tablespoonluls of vinegar, oil
poured on 8151 then vinegar, ) one cup
can: cooked pens one 1111) 10111 cooke-i
tring beans and one cup of cokcd po-
intleshcubed; arrange in sections all
round the fish on plnltm , outline each.
section with stlips of tomatoes, * serve
with mayonalsc messing
, , Breaded Chicken.
Fromm young chicken as for frlcas-
, not cutting into 11.111911 Dip gash
" into beaten egg, then into brsad~
nlbs or ioiled crochet; season
“he pe salt and 11 little parsley. Place
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sytydh r. l’inkham’s
Minors Penn.-— “ For tilteen
Moréd untold ngon, and for
one port of nearly
two years I had hem-
orrhagos and the
doctors told me i
would have to on-
dcrgo on. operation,
4468108 I began taking
" " Lydia E. Pinkhsm 9
Vegetable Com~
pound and am in
good health now. I
empil over the
Change of Life 11nd
ergoiebié compound
E erywomsoshculdtekeitst
meommnd it to both old.
internals troublu."«lirl.
peritoneum. Swertbnim, Pa.
"d «"M troubles gen
echlldyendl‘ bud eni-
I .
lace in the center 01:41.1an lilill'el‘l should blue a 113m co11\tnlionsi:lcsign dressing into this aim“)
half on of hot water Bake slowly.
basting often. When done 111119, up on
a warm platter. 110‘ the baking pan
pom one (up or cream and one cup of
bread crumbs. Sllr'untll cooked ail-ti
1 the chicken. a;
Laundry Bag.
~\ 11111111111 bug made 111‘ blown wash
t
for Williil red and green outlined with
histk woull be attractive 101015, says
Hit. Minneapolis Journal.
The newest laundry bags open at the
bottom so the clothes cal be costly slip-
ped out. The bottom buttons over the
side.
A rod is put through 11 run at the
top and to this hanging cords are at-
tached. The clothes ale slipped into a
' slit near the top of the bag.
Scallop Oi‘ Turkey. ,
Fill a well buttered pudding dish
with alternate layers of cold minced
turkey and cooked minced 'and cohd
sausage meat. seasoning lightly, as the
sausage will supply almost all of
the neccessury seasoning. Pour in as
much grin/y or stock as the dish will
hold; lot it soak in a few moments and
then cover with bread crumb! that
have been sucked in cream or milk
and beaten smooth with on egg and a
tablespoon oi melted butter, Thcbe
should be seasoned with pepper and
salt and spread on half an inch thick.
Cover the dish and bake a half hour.
then uncover and brown. Serve 111
once or the crust will fall. '
All the bids received for thepropos-
ed schoolhouse. lorwhlch the sum of
$3,000 Was available, have been reject-
ed, as they exceeded the oppreprlation.
The plans will be revised‘snd reilgured.
Spinach Boup.
Four cups of white stock, broth in
ed. 2 quarts of spinach. 3 cups of
water in which the spinach was cook
ed. 2 cups 0! milk, ’l 4 cup of butter.
14: cup or flour. salt and pepper. 1-11
teaspoon of pomlered sugar iii tea
spoon of soda
Wash. pick ever and cook spinach
80 minutes in boiling water to which
one quarter teaspoon of powdered
have been added. Drain. chop and rub
through 11 olive. Add the weltlng to
this mixture. and bring to e. boiling
point. 13an! or thicken,i with the biiir
ter and flour rubbed togethergkdd the
con to taste.
Boss 1-1.- winter.
oi
which \9111 or chicken has been coolej
lie of the li‘ lench dressing just before
anonging. if the cabbage Books in the
messing it wtlts.
Arrange on a large platter lettuce
lemon and great heaps of the loge-tn»
111115 on the bed of lettuce, arranging
,thcm so the colors will look well. Keep
each pile seperaic Lorne causes in
the (enter and pile the cooked salad
French Dressing.
Ono cup of olive oil. one third cup of
1l11egar.one teaspooni’ui salt. one half
teaspoonful of paprika, a little onion. if
desired. ,
Put. all together in a bottle and
shake wciljust before using. Each veg-
etable is put in a bowl by itself and
‘coverud with French dressing. Stir dc.
l
l
'cuslonully, Then wheiiarrpngcd otl‘iiic ‘
out the vegetables and .
plut“ei‘ dip
leave the French dressing for another
use.«11l‘ontr-eol Stnr.
Splnflch Loaf.
One and one hull cups of spinach
which has been cooked. chopped and
rubbed: through 11 sive 2 0885. 2 table-
spoons of butter, l teaspoon of salt, 1:8
teaspoon of pepper. it teaspoon of on-
ion juice.
Add the melted butter to the spinach
then the well-beaten egg and season-
ings. Turn into butleied molds or a
bread tin. Set in union 0: water and
cook until firm. Finish with hard
reoked eggs if desired.
The eve at election round local can-
i
‘didntcs working as they are putting 1
forth their final efforts. New Benson‘s
two candidates for Senator have kept
m'ovlng in alt-endeavor to letths peo
ple know where they stand. A good
run between these two candidates is
promised The contest for represents.
til/o promises to be a lively one.
«Harsh physio; react. weaken tho
ibowels. cause chronic constipation.
{Dean's Regulate operate easily. tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 3811
1 Ask your drought for them. . . '
NEW CORPORATION FORMED.
At the chive oi the secretary or
state, the Milford inncompaoy o: hilt
sugar and one sixth teaspoon oitéodo Tom has tiled a certificate or 1.111.111.1111.
tion. showing in; sincere to to: Press
ident and toesaurer Jessie '14. Fan
scar: secretory, Lillian G. Forster; ill;
lecture, Henry J Quinn pm! the officers
of the company.
milk. bring to boiling poiht dint aeo- The 8. 0 Stone Jolt)" company 11!
, ' New Haven. has died a certificate of
showln; its income
incorporation.
ten; to be harsh 9. Stone. Cherish 1i.
,. Pratt and Charles e. 111111111. The
and b1111- {
Yield 11 Wool.
A.“ prominent silicon 11! Evansville.
Ind., writes: “I was ill for live.
months with a pulmonary trouble,
and had the best or doctors; I had
hemorrhages 111111 was this. very bad!
way. Through the advice of a friend
i tried Vinol. and lies] that it hav- 1
ed my 11113.11 is all you recommend!
it to be. I believe it is the greatest
medicine on earth. I have advisedi
others to try Vino], and they have
bad the same results ” (Name for
‘uishcd on request.) ‘
Vinol soothes and heals‘ the
flamed surfaces, and alloys
cough. Vino! creates an appetite?
strengthens the digestivo organs and.
gives rthe patient strength to throw
oft lndl-pient pulmonary diucanee1.r
Try a bottle of Vino] with the on-
dsrstandlng that your money will be
returned it it does not help ‘you.
Frank l-L Baxter, drugglst. South Nor-
walk.
in‘
the ,
CHINA some-1v iNCORPORATED.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.«"'I‘o' promote
friendly relations between the United
States and China,",is the him of the
China Society of America, just incor-
porated here by Prof. John Bunsen
Moor of Columbia University, and a
number or other prominent. New York-
ers, ‘
Newburypont, Mass... Mrs. Chas.
Jackman,,statcs: "i greatly feared l
was going to have tuberculosis so I
got Foley‘s -Honsy & Tor Compound
and took it. The hemorrhage stopped
and today I am a. well. strong woman
with no sign of tuberculosis trouble.
[always keep Foley’s Honey 8: Tor
Compound in the house an it keeps
the whole family ..
For sale by all circuit; 11."
,LET THE
Norwaik Furniture
House
t‘
iurnish you tor your home with a
highly polished Diningzroom Suit and
a Pnrlor Salt of the latest design. and
a Stove that will save your cool bill
and that will belts at all times, and
I"tor your odd pieces of Furniture 01
any description, so to the
NORWALK FURNITURE HOUSE.
11110 Wall 81., 11mm. Conn.
(rt-mascara to ”F. A'. Mitchell.)
“All our upholstcring nndrepalrlng i:
done by n nrstcluss French cabinet
maker and polisher. tormerly with F
A, Mitchell. PhonoM-B. ‘
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HOUSEWIVEB
Read About
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established fact that
lewiss Aluminum Cooking Uten~
silo are superior to those made
.1! any other metal This but
been proved by scientific rs~
search so the tests show that
no verdlgris rust. nickel-oxides
or injurious lines can form no
matter how it is used. Nellher
is there any danger or chipping,
1111 with enamel were.
it is an excellent bowl. conduc-
tor. which means quick boillnk
and saving or 111111.111 ii ht
Weight makes it easy to ban is.
~snd the silvery-white color or
the were is pleasing and always
clean looking.
livery piece is soon (not
pressed or stamped) out of pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
119111111111" and sanitary.
Elwin Aluminum Wore he!
come to clay. which eventually
means the pension of all lines
or in. pivot and enameled coch-
inx were or every desert/Non.
, 11611110: 11. Min. .
North Main and Wm um
The New Science
DKFINITIBN OF OHiIOBRABTlB.
Chiropractic is the 11.111.111.121. of the
can“ at tit
adjusting
ed ‘ Quench. twin
the Biven it done oi
it 11mm pinched nary ‘ 11 title in
i sterlltoln the, 111111111111 arms out
The medical 11181111111011 does not be- '
1 treatment is called Helms and is not
speaker of the house or representa-
j from colds." .
e (tissue and the 11:1. 11!.
the «11111. 1111111111 is 1111115109.
111111111
m
. I
A new treatment has recently been
dlsuoverd by a prominent physician
which is guaranteed to euro all skin
11111111111111: or blemishes. This new
only greaseless. and antiseptic. but
contains no land, mercury or anything
that will injury, the met delicate skin.
dedsrtui and grntityinmesults rob
low its use and it is guaranteed to
quickly relieve and cure it!!!) moat
obstinate and chronic cases or enema,
pimples. ulcers, itch, piles etc.
Get a jar today and it not satisfac-
tory when used as directed we will re
turn your money it you will bring
back empty jur.‘
Liberal jar 251:. larger sizes 500 111111
$1..00
F. H .Baxter, local agent.
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THOMS OUT FORSPEAKER.
WATERBURY. Nov. 7.--Former
Mayor William E. Thoma; Democrat.
yesterday announced hiscimdidacy for
\
lives in the «g-eneral assembly, bellcv.
lug his misty has the first chance in
years to cheese 11 Democratic speak-
or.
u 1
STEWART
Cook Stoves
$19.00 to $87.00
None better at any ‘prlce or none as
good at the same price.
\
“if i. J. iifiiiliii & Siliilll.
131-136 WASHINGTON 8T.
New York. New
Haven 8.. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Elfcct Scptember 29.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK."
A. M.«12:48x, 6:09x, 014111, 6:08.
8:67. 7:2011. 7:46x. 8:1711. 8:5111, 8:16x,
11:87, 1012011, 10:46:. 11:38:.
P. lit-«12:53:, 1:08, 1:37'1 (Phila
and Wauh. Exp. goes to Harlem Riv.
or), 2:5011, 3:27, 423111. 5:35. 5:5011.
13:40. llzdlx, 7:181, 7:42x, 9:5911,
10:45.
Bundlyo.
A. M.—-l2:itlx. 8109:, 5:41;. 8:64
i0:20x.
P.‘ M.—~‘i2:i'13x, 228411. 2:5011. 5:35,
518811. 7:0011. 7112.7:5211. 812111, 9:5911.
l0:88.
i W—
NEW YORK To BOUTH NORWALK.
A. Elm-“4145!. 5:40. 8145:. 8:081.
8:5011, 815811.” 0561:, 10:0211,
lix. 11:03.
P. M.—~12:033,110ii. 2:04.11. 2:878.
3:30:11. 3:5511. 4: 29:. 510011, 511411.
1'1: 25, 0: 0111. 820811, 810011. 8:1011. 0: 80,
ll 00:, ll: 30. 12: 00x
2 Bond-ye.
M.»~8:00. 8:2511, 9: 0011.
8:011. 711411. 8:0011. 11:10:. 1210011.,
BOUTH NOBWALK 70 NEW
HAVEN.
A. NIH-'12 1911. 1:171. 1:5711. 8: 00.
’1: 23, 811811. 10: 2811. 1111111. 11: 47.
P. Mam-18. 0711.1 :30, 8: 11111, 812111.
112811. 511211. 8: 1811,8148, '1': 10:. 010911.
8 2811. 10: 0011, 11.18 1
lunacy I.
A; ”1"“123001. 1117:, )
1010711. 11:11:. ‘ .
. P. 81.41083. 8.10, 01
. ,
scorn 116nm
8.18.1“- «1180.
‘ ,Z’.‘ M, £51
48,“ “93'“,
v11; .141
11111 or the 1111.11.11.11 Assooistlon of Au-
dubon Societies. '
21.. He has recently
10:06.
A. 10:02:,1
11:0011. ‘
1‘. M.-12:04. 1:021. 6102:. 8:00.
required Strike 11
: 11111111 111111 the valve:
leather poachers in vibe 1111119111.... i3—
lends. was told re tly by fir. Homer
R2. bill of the University of 1111111.,11'1
an adrdess 1.11.1011. the Annual 1.1311;
return
the Pacific and states that these birds
each, year collect in countless hum.
here to rear their'younit on Leyson Is
land, which is now a United States
girl reservation. whey grow fiat trom
inactl-On and mu mating. and are
easily1 captured! ‘By placing 111111112111
dry cisterns, where no food is avail»
able, the ,lat becomes absorbed.'hy the
time the birds die. This makes, the
ekinningeasy and the feathers are
rendered more saleable.
Twenty-three of the agents of the
feather trade were captured sometime
ago and taken to Honolulu {or trial.
The Audubon Society is planning to
protect these birds in future by means
of agents. who will be placed on the
island during the breeding season of
the birds.
jf’l‘he past year We elmpmyied about
filly wardens to guard great nesting
colonies of water birds throughout
NOrth America, and at least two mil-
lion blrds thus dwelt in safety irom
the mlilinery‘hnnters,” said Mr. T.
Gilbert Pearson, National Audubon
Secretary, after the lecture. :‘There
seems to be no limit to which the
feather manufacturers \vilknot go in
theli desire to get bird feathers with
which to him Womens hats,” be de-
ciarcd.
When the vacant property grows
too expensive use a Sentinel Want
Adv. and,sell it.
LOVER’S
“THE PLACE“
The First
Step in the ’
CROSS
SHOE
gives ease andytreedom". The'soie
bends with the foot.
The}: Need No Breaking in.
‘
PATENT, GUN METAL.
KID.
$3.50 a... $4.00
TWO STORES
Nor-walk. So. Norwaik.
r1111.
That Cold
Sitting
Room
Made Cosy with a Gas
Radiator or Cylindrical
Gas Stove. Just the
thing for rooms used
1.111s not constantly
"ouhave the best. tool
it off when you choose.
ands oi' 11111111101111 have been 1.1111115. " ‘
2‘ hood to die 00‘ starvation by 111.111.11.111 ‘
from the .
ocoamonaly when great
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mm
It. is a positive tact that a dose of
Pope‘s Cold Compound, taken every
two hours. until three consechtive
doses are taken. will end the Grippe
. and break up the most severe cold,
either in the head chest. back, stom-
ach, limbs or any part of. the body.
it promptly relieves the most mie-
erable headache, dullneSs, bead find.
hose stuffed 1111, feverishncss, sneez-
ing, sore throat, running'ol’ the nose,
mucous outarrhal discharges, sore~
ness. stiffness and rheumatic twlngcs'.
Take this wonderful Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that;
there is nothing else in the, world,
which will cure your cold or end
Grlppe misery as promptly and with-
but any other assistance or bad after.
effects as 11 25-09,”. package of Pope‘s!
Cold Compound, which any drugglst
can s11pply~aecept'no substitute—~
contains no quinine. Belongs lnevery
home. Tastes nice—acts gently.
ELECTED AFTER 35 YEARS’
. TRYiNG.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.—«n1~. Robert G.
Cornwall, of Riverhcad. 1.11., has at
last been elected by, the Democrats as
coroner of Suffolk County. He was
nominated thirtyshve years ago "and
was defeated and has made the same
race every campaign since then. The
Wilson~8ulser landslide pulled him
through. ‘ >
1 «A healthy man is a king in me on
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy.
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters buildl
on sound health—«Keeps you well.
CHICHE‘IslcflEB IIAMONDS‘BRANI). PIDLLS;
Ii. for
C-M choc-tub” mud
I‘m. in lled and Gold metallic
“M ift."i1"."1' 1.1 1110,! 11’1. 1“? animal
pleural novmas nest. Safest. Ahvitysi‘ that o
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in m. sealed wiih 'Blue Ribbon. \
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Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGH I‘ Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28,.Esst River, New York (toot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday) t 3 o. m. Freight
received at orwalk up to i p.
to. and South Norwals up to 5:30
p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J.8mith. c. C. Housman,
Louisa. General Agent.
City National Bank
rnmsacrs A 1321111211111. BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY cousin-ram
WITH souuo
‘ BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profit!
"00.000.00 “17,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes 88 and 85 p111- youl
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, M V|60~PNI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vie.-
Prat.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
oméoross
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Bwsrtz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis B. Hurlbun
Henry a. Lockwood
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