few 1111119199.,
W will‘dlstlnctly feel your cold
and all the Grippe symp‘
aving aftcr laki93 the very
one.
:9 a. positive fact that Papo’ a Cold
(mud taken every two hours, un-
9 consecutive dunes are taken.1
no the Grip-no anddlreuk up the
‘vere cw], citb‘oi'f in the head.
' back, stcmpoh- or limbs.
promptly relieves the most~mls- 9
le headache, dullness, head and
9 oiled up, feverishnoss, sneez-
'e throut,runnin1.g of the nose,
"is cularrhul discharge sore-
ii‘fncss and rheumatic twinges
‘ ZMent package of "Pope's
ompouud‘f frmn your druggict
like it with the knowledge that
o d, and end all the grippe mis-
9ithout any assistancc or bad
debts, and thablt contains no
ohdon‘t accept something else'
id. to no just as good. Tastes nice
szsnllyl
. u “mu... .
,. lenses.
ositively and prairiptly- cure "
1lnrhes long, is 690 per cent. greater
a 5‘
NSIZQMWI (in
NEW YORK, Nov. 11. ——War Depart»;
-mcnt experts who are at tin; Sandy armor yet manufactured up to a dis
Hook proving rounds for 11 series of t
‘9t’osts or. a riéw 14 inch coast defense
gun, believes that the larger weapon
is destined rapidly. to supersede thoi
it is expected, will be placed in the t
Panama Canal fortifications, in Hono-
im the junk pile. Furthermore, the
constiuctlon being partly of wire, is
much less expensive. The projectile.
which weighs 1,660 pounds and is (3:33
than the 12 inch shell, and the bigger
powder, weighing cinch 85 pounds and , . 1.
costs $750. The gun itself represents '
an outlay of $130, 000.
.bon societies exports on feathers, and
nature lovers met here on common
lulu and in Manila harbor, as well as 310mm today at the opening of the
throughout the New York harbor 1113- annual Congress of the American 01'.
l nithologists'
As compared with 12-inch guns, tho of ptrango birds, plants, animals and
ii inch type does not appeal to have people seen 'by o1nil.hologlsts and lcc'
much greater Weight or size. but in lures by members of the union form-
ci’ficicncy it has a marked advantagefea an interesting part 01-
d‘he old style cannon is good for only gram,
70 shots, Whereas the new gun will humorous social affairs have been or
stand 250 discharges before it is ready I ranged for the visitors
Though reckoned as a. “man of ports,"
Until at fOOllJlill he was gleaned
The wind oi -
parts ol'tho gun that move is 2%
0111s. and tho weltbt of all the recoil-
1198 parts is 1990 tons. E911 ll
is fired. uses dour bags smokeless
Each projectile will penetrate any
ance of seven miles.
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olives of biological survey 'und audu-
Union. Lantern slides
the pro
Besides the council meetings,
9‘ .
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AFTER THE GAME.
The fact was not revealed
19 flactlons from the field.
Pearl Monkey. Fur a Novelty. I
llé “bullion i‘or furs this season is,
great that there is practically no.
it to thq diffel'culnvav in which furl
999y be applied. Never before limo
such unique effects boon obtained
«through the combination or fur. .1, and,
probably never before ii 10 so manvf
‘ ilorent kinds of furs been put togcth l
n so many 'diil‘crcnt ways. Ermine1
‘ po‘inted fox the used together i as:
well as ermine and mole and also molc‘
9 and seal. I
One unusual client is derivedi
through the setting together of dll‘for- E
at kinds of furs. with their naps lun- l
hing in oppOsilo directions This malt-1
es s bloclr. effect which is charming
1
It;
tiers’ point. of view, is an economical
use of tho 111:1turlal. For the woman
who likes to be up- --to date but does not9
care to dress oxiravugantly, it is onh
while to‘hnow that line bandings of
white covey may be bought for trim—
9m{91i93 at about $1. 25 a yard. This may
in) used to advantage both as trimming
and, for millluoryh
idiom pelt furs arc to the the supre-
lESllFY
. LydiaEPinkham’sV/eg-
9‘lv9lo1Gompound Did For
' $lefi~m¢NQM'
YSMtcmenu Follow. ‘
Moorelield, 0hio.- "itaké great
in thanking you for what your
l; Vegetablecompound
has done for me. I
had bearing down
i” pains. was dizzy and
would. had pain; in
lower back and could
not be upon my feet
. long enough toga“
' l meal. As 93km uI
' 1 laid on any 1.1111
» would feel] better,
but when would
get up those hearing
would come back. and the
had female trouble. Lydia
I Vegetable Compound was
”Activate mitt)?“ mo 33d I
n I 1' over not
"do take it; gIa llo it will
fluttering woolen at than me.
this letter."-ilrs. 01m
Moorellold, Clark 06.,Qbiu.
99 a substitute is offered in muskrnt
‘ glo knot, the, little tails ware ranged,
| 1
S'DDUDiElllEWEAR WilfililllllliillfllllESI
, _ 99 9
l
l
g
I
1mm COLDWFl ran
“‘6 soil Mum mui “unborn:
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN,
81 Washinggon SE.
rnacy over the long haired fun,- thouahlp
the latter will also how worn Moleskin’
viii be new popular.
whole munllcs.
(no hands of the designer more satls-'
lacto1ily than any othcr fur, us it is
n. tcndcr skin and drapes ousliy. Tho.
'fondness for mole may be accountc’l i
for in the I'arlsuu craze for tuupc that
to olive glean and with which mole-5
skin hurmonlzes lienullfullv.
Owing to the fact that sealakin has
become so Why dear, and is now ncur
ly on a par with Russian cable in urine.
Ba
by curacui is also treated by the master 99
furrler so that it will drape beautiful I
ly. Eunice and plain ermine are us i
ed to a great extent. One beautifuli
design where the tails were used sole-1
1y in trimming, was seen in 11 shop in
New York says 11 Times writer.
once. 0
the stole lay ovor the other, at the
in single lilo across. The muff, lined
with velvet, was wide across ono cud,
so in all conventional dcalgna. But the
other and was authored like a hood and
in; into a band of the plain ermine, the
top of which ran diagonally: Then the
littlo tolls were strong around the mid-
dlo of of this band, at intervals of nor-
hapa an inch. Many of tho-muffs are
lined with white satin. One lined in
this way was crux muff, out in the
uhupo of~n heart with a deep cinch up
the middle, which formed two point».
An innovation in this country in the
Way of furs in the pear monkey. it
has been taken up in aria with tho
grouleut enthusiasm and is being worn
with moat artistic results. Tho fur'ia
long Mimi and. is a peculiar shade or
grey it was very effsotlvo worn as a
trimming 09999. , mantle of blue,_draosu
'crot diet low.
lof the whim lcnnoa vnxioly tour quick
1
:qulsclle and draped blouses are much
and loolmd
t , l 1 = l
ruler whit l1 shades from cedar brown! 32:98: wmh “d his “mom follows to
9 'said Johnny
9. chili and I will may: mp it in the
bonus:
' what Vino! will do for dullcsts chill
drab.” .. Mrs. ‘ ‘ '
nunder buauiifullv and so does irisil
Sllmiow 1111c and those
i v.‘ in 11 ley are 11111311011
S1111 plnilcd skills of chiffon or mar
eon in lyranco just now.
NOV.12.—-Ol‘ 3
2 inch bore cannon. The 14- inch type, i nithOIDSistS. bird protectors, represom
9 on the package.
.. Co. This is the delicious tasting, gen
R‘efuse ~any1tilipg 9
Look at. the will... Mother! 1:
coated, it is a sure sign tbgt your little
one’sdnsidoa tho stomach, liver and
30 feet o1 bow/pic are cloggcd up with
horrifying waste matter and need a
gentle, thorough cleansing at once. 9
When your child is listless, drooping;
pale, doesn‘t sleep soundly or out
heartily or is cross, lrrit9ble, feverish,
stolhuch9 ur. breath bad; has stom-
aoh'ache, iai‘rrhoca, sore throat, or is
full of cold, give a teaspoonfui of
Syrup of Figs, and in o. few hours all
the foul, constipated waste undigested
food and sour bile will gently move
on and out or its little bowels without
nausea, griping or Weakness, and you
surely will have a well, happy and :
grinning cans again shortly. '
With Syrup of Figs you are not drug-9 9 1'
glng your children, being composed on
.lrcly of luscious figs. sauna and aro;_9
matics it cannot be harmful,1l1esldas9 . 1‘
they dearly love its delicious'taste.
Mothorsshould always keep Syrup
of hiss handy. it is the only stomach,
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed. A little given today will save
asick child tomol row ‘
99Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
ask your druggist ion the full name,
“Sylup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,"
pr'epmed by the California Fig syrup
nine old .rellnble.
else offered.
‘CHILD BURNS TO DEATH.‘
“—1....-
F'ounYearsOld, Left Home Alone Cre- . .
mated in Burning Home.
1ANSONIA5’NOV. l'i.—-~Mury chcm,
aged four years. Was buried to death
early Saturday evening in the home or
lle1'.parenls, Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘iluko Zo-
iem at No. 5 Control strccl. Lillie Ma
1'_v and an infant sister had been left:
alone, in the house shortly after 7o-
clock. bur father and mother having
gone out. Shortly after llll‘ll' departure
\lr. and Mrs. John Stonc‘ who live in:
tho next house, were attracted by tho
flames which woresbootinu up ihrour'h1
One of the new est shirts is that with
in plain front panel On one side of this? down the. M with" ilu.
1the skirt is finished with buttons and ‘otth' munch
{on the. other with simulated button 9vosllgatioh9 of; ills lulorior olfho llouso
’llolues of narrow blnld.-~Piltsl111rgh'Ofilcrr Rlul‘lfilli made 11 grousome fin'J.
T1111: Robesplcne collar now has?
AWDWMU n:l‘rllls that extoml all the way to “189011 and found that the child cuull not
193. worn around the bottom of skills 019 1-1033 on c1e1yti11ng and anything. It ‘S‘wnist line the double line of not or live as she was tcrrlblv burucd from
wraps for a ilon'ier and from the fur: "0 bi‘ found “1 trimming,.or “in“? “D 1" lace hold together with buttons or cry 1tho kncca 1111, both the front and back
It gives itself up 109m or crochet
._ ..-. “. *upivflwwn-..
SORROWS OF JOHNNY.
Little Johnny. was small of stature
rather pale and out of
and cr-oss question him . .
‘Who's youl family doctor?” asked
in big boy with a bullying and swun-
gcrlng air.
"Haven’t got any doctor at all,”
"i never see one."
'l'iow jolly iirfel" replied the other.
‘You dont have. to take any medicine
ill on?”
"Oh, don't 1?" replied Johnny.
"That's all you know about it! My
1futhor‘ s a dentist my mother's a
The; homeopathic, my eldest sister has
elolc was very wide and long and tied joined the ambulance; 0‘3"» BmM'
mother 111cc every patent medicine
Just at the place where one end of advertised, my uncle is a veterinary
sin surgeon, anon—and," he added, almost $1
in tours. "they all practice on mol"—~
Titrnita. '
V
.1. ”a...
ns. 1111111 111111
Toll. Mother: What to do for poll.
onto Children.
“My fourteen your old dsugbtor
was very thin and delicate. She had
we had cough so that 919 became very.
much alarmed about horwhultil She»
was norvoua and did not sleep well.
had very little appetite and doctors
did not help liar. Having heard as
much about Vinol, I decided to give
it u trial
fully. salesman sleep all night now
without coughing once, in fact liar
couch in none. Her appetite bi great;-
1y improved and she has gained in
night. Vinol is a wonderful man.
I Milli every mam am
it has haired her wonders.
a basement wmfilb Mil Stone profit-2
guldhed ti o firo 0n 111,19
the body of Mary, 1.;l1o tour- «our old
child, was lying to the floor, terribly
burned. Dr. W ll. Ocll was summon-
of her body, [ms and held wore burn
ad 111 nclpaier.Sl1c diodtwo hours int
111'. ll ls‘ supposed the? the child so
cured matches and set 11 couclrnfil'c
Nowinn'yport. Mess. Mrs. Chas.
Jacklnan, states: "1 greatly feared I
was going to have tuberculoais so i
got Foley‘s Honey & 'Nr Compound
and look it. The hemorrhage stopped
and today i am 11 well, strong woman
with no sign of tuberculosis trouble.
I always koep’ Foloys Honey 6; Tart
Compound in the house as it kaolin l
the whole family freo from colds "!
For sale by all drngglsts. ”
WW
END‘E 1.11:1; A'r GRAVE.
Woman Kills Selchnr Hucband'n Lott;
Routing Plano.
MILFORD. Nov. ll.-—-Mrs. Alice M.
Davina of New York city shot and ill»
lieruelf lute islalurday altornoon at
the grave or her husband, John Davina.
in n9locul cemetery. Hsrhnlband was
burlud ihroc yourn also. 'llrl at hill
death is belluvcd lo bnvo un alaucod
her mind and caused hcr to take hr
llf.
Among her personal effectu wen
found a letter directing Louis Nottlo
too a local undertaker to take charge
of hér body and bury it halide that or
her husband
Mn. Davina in ibouxht to have coma
hero early in tho, afternoon and to have
condom about the «motor! for n
time before the uhootlnz. Slur shot
herself in the tremolo with a revolver.
nag—m
STUDENTS THHIW “MATOHEG 0N
“Mill.
fim .; .
Now Haven Milo. 4W. Dumplnlnt
From Hyperion Thain. 1
NW navmv. Nov. nw'l‘hu will"?!
are investigating a complaint trim
the msflmont of the mystic» Thi'
fin qf'scfiral. '1
V
almost away. 9
SURE
LET US SHOW. YOU
01“ MANY SUCCESSFUL BEAVER BOARD JOBS. AND lll'l
’l‘O GFT OUR llOOKl ET
ITS I'SES "
AND ESTIMATES.
and Plaster
BEAVER BOARD is made from the shrEdded 'fibres
woods taken fresh from the forests.
containing no “deleteriws matter of any kind.
It is always fresh,
Plastered walls are bound to crack and chip in time. Plastered ceilings
will disintegrate and become unsafe, but Be9aver Board, the longer it stays,'
‘ the better it becomes, shock or vibration do not afiect it in the least, not
do varying Climatic conditions cause it to deteriorate. '
BEAVER BOARD will resist the passage of heat,
and it has been known to retard fire where natural wood w‘alls have burned
w
I
Wallpaper 9,sh0uld never ’be used in connection with Beaver Board be-
‘cautleuthe' pebbled mat surface9of the board allows of so many beautiful
9forms of oil and water paint decoration and pleasing panel designs, that
the use of willpaper is su’perflous and very often becomes9monotonous.
SA RIFLES AND ”Allis
HATCH s. BAILEY co.
SOUTH NORWALK
.9 .
\
oard
Walls and Celllngs
Have Many Advantages Over Lath ’5 I
'l‘R.1\'l‘l().\’S
‘BFAVER liOARIl
WE WILL BE (ILAI) [‘0 SUliMi'I lilCSIl‘ NS
,1»:
of different
clean and sanitary,
u ,9" ‘
cold and sound
AND
ba OMANCELLDN’S NEW BOOKS.
Completes the Work on "Our Presl-
'denta and Their Office.”
Tho Sentinel is in rcdelpt of a note
9:
from tllo'Ncnle Publishing Company,
of New York city, to the affect that
William idstubrook Chancellor’s new
work “0111' Presidents and Their 0f-
iioo“ bus been published. Tile doc-
tor‘s latest work is in three parts, part
one durliu-g.1vitl1 “Poo-era of the Pros-
ldency;" part two, "l'liiitory of the
Presidency." and part tlil'ee,9"Lives of
the Presidents." including the lives
of Jefferson Davis and of Samuel ..1
Tildcn. "
Dr. Chancellor was at work upon
this book, while superintendent.“
the South Norwalk Union Schools and
the work is one worth possessing. Dr.
Chancellor is a profound student of
national affairs and national history.
and there is no doubt but what thin
effort will be widely read throughout
«tho Uultou “states and will no {'Kll‘lllldll
with particular interest by the poo-
so well known.
Beuefllcd [daily Who
an Tuberculmb
’rhm who qum from Consumption
arc uenaruily troubino with 313%?
«mats. favor. am or atrmgin nn
lbs or no nppclllc. limb ul 1'.
and lilo proper rum of lb « No 1 mm on.
ucnllul to a romvnry. but in noisy cues
wulolhl 1199911!» in unwind. 14111111111119,»
torntlru u n1 ulsdlviuo which innit)
moat mammoth! in alumina 11min um?
ramming flwur and promotingd about
and numy who 11an omit 9:
11mm llmlr .llvmw Yn'dflllfld‘lod. wlll-
dlll in lhln m 1:
"flunlloimni For from your:
lronblnd ltll rough. which 9,115.11» ii;
«in My
plilhul 11 mi- elicit t. h“l won ion up my on1
ruins and 1nd hmmn no thin and wall
could that 1111111111 in no hosucbo‘lo din
go». A 9 minimum harm
nnvumpt u . No1 “(lullaby l
9 also
the clamps llausum tlou. “Ii!
torch law by 1111 131111111
um. 11: ’lull‘rmgumc fin
ox inland b ll lb uiflfl
cl nib ’lloallllnllfl 'Tia; r
m1 that; Yale students throw 1113ch Am“ ‘i
on tho stone in the boom of
pic of Tho Norwaikn, to whom he fr
“3:: iltls. Applications should be addmb
‘ ”on. to the Director of the com or
L 8319; W
:33? is soon? couch. and ms violent arm
_ 9.141101111111111 oomplcteii abscissa his.
9. thabMtlo Nonfiction
RUM KILLED sUFFIELo FARMER;9
soov FOUND lN STREET. 1
SliFFlEl.-l.l, Nov. 12.310111 .1. ora-
' nor. 54 years old a farmer of West
Sniilcld, was found dead Sunday morn-
ing near the West Sullield school by
Henry Holcomb son of Charles Hol-
comb. who lives just across the slrcet.
Saturday evening. when the West Suf-
iicld hotoi closed, Granny was one of
the last to leave. Medical Examiner
iir. William E. Uni-dwell, viewed the
liody and gave the canon of death as
alcoholism.
~—Stopa itching instantly Cures
piles. eczema. snlt rhcum totter,ltci1,
hives, herpes. scableewboao's Ulnt
mont. At any druz store.
NEW PUBLICATIONS 0F THE9DE~
PARTMENT OF THE IN-
TERlOR.
Bullatlnc.
llullciln law—«Coniparntlvo fuel vuln-
cs of gasoline and denatured alcohol in
internal combustion engines. by ll. M.
strong and [Allison Since. 1912. 243
pp. 3 pic. ..
llullclln (cumin investigation of can.
ploslon-proot motors, by ll. 111-com.
1912. it in). El pin. 1’
Technical Pnpon.
Technical l‘upor.'2ll.wMollioda for
the determination of mind in patrol»
cum and in. products. by l. 0. Allan and
W. A. local». 19129. 13 pp.
'l‘ochnlcul Pups-r 211. mlmltlon 01’ ll"
by Mindoro incandescent lamps, by ll.
H Clark. “12. 1i on.
Thu Bureau of Minna has copies of
these luiblicntlons. but can not give
mars than can copy of the name bums.“
tin to one person. Realism for all on
porn can not b. sranlod without satis-
factory rattan. in linking for politics
noun also» order them by numbur and
“Kin-I, Washington is. o.
1111... Wilmer in same.
union: "1 and rows lion»
' a. o.“
toraonnsli ibutevartrlsd 1113s
11 m9mamm
llul'cr lilo in the different organs and.
FERGUSON—THONIPSON.
Miss Gladys Thompson. dungbter or
Mr. and Mrs. William Thmnpsou, oi! ’
6 Lorena clrcct, East Norwnllr, 11nd
Alvin Ferguson, son of Mrs. Darius
Ferguson, of ti Bcnodlct street, East. ’
Norwalk were united in nmrriago,
Saturday night, by the Rev. Mr. Fair:
‘banks,’of East Norwaik. Miss Myrtle
Ferguson, sistcr of the groom, noted
as luldcmuld, and Thurston Olsen as
host mun.
-.-. a..." .. .... “1.... ,m“..- ”M
HQUSEWIVES 1
Read About '
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is on established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Sucking Uten-
sils are superior to those made
of any other metal. This lint
boon proven by scientific ro-
eourch. as the tests show that
1 no vsrdlgris. rust. nick‘bl-oxldes
or injurious zlnoa can form, no -
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger of columns,
has with enamel wore.
it is an excellent boat conduit»
tor. which manna quick boiling
and saving or fuel. its llahl‘
weight ruckus it easy to bundle.
and the silver-white color of
tho ware is pleasing and always
clean looking.
Erury piece in upon (not
pressed untamed) out of ours
shoot mat/trial. and ll «binomial!
scurrilous and sanitary
. Swim Aluminum Warn has
come to May, which eventually
1 means the Ditfllut of Ill mm
of .ln, stool and ommdled cook.-
in war. of «or! dmrlfllon.
Monac- 91. NM”,
.North mm and Wm 011m
1
1.
1
waif-saw». 1. a...” .c .w in W“
The New Science
barium-low or sarcomas-no.5"
chiropractic is the column of tho
can" or the disease 11ml tho art‘ or '
adjusting the some. film is new
oil w. «wrench. twist or sprain in
tho basil. Elven it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
limbi.
dhiwpmvtort remove the coats of
dim and min. honitb ll rectum
til Munchkin; are com a i-
ii roll! body.oma1c trash
an; about at lion; also dllfldw _
not tho ital
Vlu'ibv
ballad, who
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