Win. brittle; colonel: and colony
is more evidence or a neglected
omit; or dandrufiwohot mull oourt.
There iii‘iiothine so dealt-outlive to
the hair as dandrud 1t r01): the hair
sltn’lufltl‘e; ico'alnength and its very
lire; Neventumj‘v’ production a feverlahn
:1‘ new and itching oi! , the“ shell)» which
- it not remedied can»! the liliir mu
" to shrink, lobseiil and diemthen the
hair falls out fast.
1 A little rDiiuderi‘uc tonightvI-enoWr—r
anytime—«will shrew save your hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton'e
,. 1 to
REAL EETATE ‘B'A'LEB.
g The «labouring: transfers of real
estate hove‘ been recorded in the oilicc
orthe Town clerk Herbert it. Smith
1Within the paétv'i‘cw days:
J W. G. Shaiw;‘trustee, to Hannah '1‘.
McCorkele. lot on Roton Hill. War.
' i’nbmtei‘ol‘ many Chlchefiter. to Wil-
. 1‘11an ,B‘. Hubbeli, lot and building in
,fioutb 'Main street. Administrator's
deed.
John A. Mills and wife to Frank D.
* Lawton, two building lots in Bartlett
Pork. War.
Allen L. Wood to John Lilly,
lot
' walk. w.“
Estate of Henry W. Hawxhurst,
Jessie Murdock, of New .,.York, seven
acres in Allen street. Trustee deed.
William F. Acton toGeOrge Mitch-
ell, lot in Rbodohnolin Porky War.
[lot and buildings
War -‘
Elizabeth Monitor to LowrenCe and
Philcox,.lot‘ and buildings in, Water
‘Slfl’efi War.
Estate 0: Seth B. Remington to
. V ...
and buildings in First‘ street East N91“.
to'
Vincent e. duo vii anionic dome,
in Knapp strait.
Endocrine room any drug store or
toilet counter, and alter the, ilrat an-
,nlloetionm will an it won the best.
investmnt. you ever made. Your hair
will immediately lobe on that lite.-
lootreV and luxurionce which is so
beautiful.1t will become mm and“.
iluill'y and have the announce oi!
abundance; on. incomparable alone
and eoitneea. but what will please you
meet will be after just it tow weeks"
use. when you will actually see a lot
or tibia.) downy hair-mew hair—«grow-
inn allover the scalp. ‘
Dominic Tertorella and wife, lot» (and
buildings in Spring street. Adminis.
trator's deed. ' V_
, Bridgeport. concrete Company to
Thonuis Robins, two «building lots in
East Nomadic. War. 1
CORPORATION PAPERS.
The Pequot mass Foundry, Incor-
porated, of Norwich. has died a oerti
finale of organizationin the come of
the secretary of the state. showing its
unicorn to‘be: President, Frank E.
Green; treasurer and secretary. Ed~
win F Tracey, directors. Frank M.
Green. and the oillcera of the com-
natty. " ‘ s'
Article‘s or association have been
incorporated. of Braniord. a social or-
ganizatlon lta subscribers are:
T. Moran, Bayard Barrios. Osborne A.
Day, Victor Tyler Graham F. Theme
jr. Amos -F. ,Bai‘hes and,
' The oldeet Ford iii Yet
is a big factor in the
South Main Street.
showing.
,‘ l“ .1 (".1 t. .1,
Dickeman 8; Son
mom
9 or women Sheet.
plus or “so." strength and power. Slow depreciation
nance A-long lite—w d a useful
Ford‘ s '1mtorieitabie birthright.
Apron Sale
For Friday we will make a Special Sale of
Aprons. Have received new
with our regular stock will make an attractive
LADIES’ APRONS at 25c .
pnmr APRONS, PLAIN.
pumr APRONS’, wrm ores.
GINGHAMV APRONB.
, LONG, wnirn muons.
saber more muons.
‘..l;.1'iDlES’ APRGNS Soc. 756. 51
Sample Aprons at Reduced Prices
Basset;
.51
e youn‘gV cap—with a sur-
eeonomy 0'! Ford maiute ,
one-is the "
S L. Benedict, 98
styles. These
'me 446
“unity about one or the units.
the leading man. the play we: poet-V :‘
WW.“- ‘
letter will be Wt, on next oi the
crossing the line into Connecticut this
tiled by the Double Beach. Association, ‘
‘Bruce Penn. Roger .P.Tyier,Thon1ns V.
J Farmer: doa'vzid Daggetii. "Louis 3‘...
Stoddard A. Heated Robertsbn. James 1
son, Lucius .8. Sierra F. J Mitchell.‘
.1 hoLomtoVr twice.
ll
‘1‘.
' ‘fl‘iio rune) one of Plbi'rwrli!
George Broadbuirnt'o. piers, took the ‘
piece of “The Soeudthril'i" but the
Strand Theatre. ,,
li‘i‘om concordance. on the other aide“
it la Judged that "File fineiidtbrii’tfl
which proved Quite nopulhr here. will
take well. .
were smooth: wrrH Hone:
SFEALING.
THOMPSONVILLE’, Nov. 14. ——Mar-
'iin Clunen and Kenneth Pemberton..
aged round 17,..respectively. were
arrested here yesterday, charged with
horse stealing. it is alleéed that they
hired a. team in; Springfield, Malia..-
drove during the night through a
number. or Mueuchuoettaw villages.
morning. "They were arrested after
they- had made, two unsuocssstui at~
tempts to sell the rig in this place.
They wili'ha‘ve a hearing this room
’Afii
i
A“
3,11 headache. biliouii, dim tongue
coated. alumni: ammo tun, of new
you belch undigested. mod and reel
hick end. miserable, it means that your
liver in choked with sour bile and your
thirty feat of bowels are clogged with
citete waste matter not properly car-
ried oit.‘ Constipation is worse than
most folks believe it means that this
wantelnlotter‘ in the“ thirty feet, or
bowels decays into opoisone, method
holder and". that these poisons are then
suckedinto the blood through theyer
ducts which should ouch only noun
iahment’to sustain the bodY.
Most. . people dread ‘phrelc. They
think or castor oil. suite and cathartic
cilia, They shrink- from the after
effects—e0 they pontoon then dose
until they get. sick; than they do this
liver and bowel cleansing in a heroic
lug. Both belong ,in Sprinedeld.
» way-«they have a bowel washday—-
Bliloila loom . Mallow too coil 3b Feel at
rim Wilbooi 6min or nausea . l
That in all wrong. It- you will take a i
fiedenooniul of delicious Byron of Figs
tonizlit you will never realize you
have taken anythine until morning.
rtsw' 1.
=l
When all the poisonous matter. soul ,
bile and cloggedyun waste will be.
moved errand. out, of youreystem. 'f
thoroughly butcoutly—mo griplng—«_
no nanueamno weakness. Taking, 7
syrup of Figs is a real pleasure. '“
Don't think you are drueging voun '1
self; it in compact! entirely oi lun- :1
oidua duh. sauna and aromatics. and
constant use can not cause injury.
Ask your druggist for “Syrup of
Figs- aud' Elixir oi‘j 1henna.” and.
look for” the name. Calimmia Fir
yfiyrupilompany. on the label, This .
is'th‘e genuine—wold reliable: Any oth-
er Fig. Syrup odered' as' good"snould
be reiusadwwith contempt. Don’t be
imposed upon. ‘
fiat
w..- ”v.6” . ... .M.....;....
' Egg: on Fremont.
Melt a tablespon of butter. add a
email cup of grated cheese and stir
continuously until ‘the cheese is melt-
ed and creamed Beat allyhciy six
iii-cab eggs, and stir into the choose.
Add salt and a dash of cayenne or
parika: continue toVatir untitthe eggs
‘ore scrambled. than serve at ”Carr"
Washington Herald 7-
M
.. Salt Codimi ChowdeF.
.0an cup pickup cedflsh treebened in
-
ed. When all are tender add one
pint oi milk, season with butter'niid
pepper. Heat and nerve with croutons
or crackers.
Fiuh' Croquetiu.
There croquettee- can be made with
the remains of any cold fish. picked
free from skin and bone and seasoned
mu with pepper and salt. Add bread
crumbs equnl to weight of fish, one
.or two beaten eggs and moieten with
stock. Flavor with anchovy sauce and
a squeeze of lemon juice. Form mix-
. tore into croquoitel. din each into egg
and bread crumbs. try. a golden brown
in dripping.~€hicago Inter Oceanx
nap-4"“
Worth Knowing. .
A most effective way to clean lino-
ter and then polish by applying milk.
split and omit
‘ squaring ll. and you Mil obtain nonr-
ly double the quantity oi Juice that
’ would be obtained it it were not heat»
oil.
rut lhalfli bone: or muttdn. iiio ma.
valued in room) it well soaked add
, . to the richneu of movie: and noun-
V‘i‘cr nick mom brolha.~—-Minneapoiio
Tribune. ~' 'j. , ‘ ,lf.
l.
W
five simple Pia
. unit. with two can lit ti
half cup oi lord o'i'wb . (I mix
, Boll with one onion ,
" and one good sized potato thinly slic-
. ieum in to when ilrst with a little wu-
When‘ boiling buricot bound do not
out in the all. till the bani are near
iy cooked, otherwise they are out to
Hunt a lemon. thorium before
am one level 1mm ,muiz
' powder and hall? at {oral two 01
iii ml
with water until still enough to roll
out. With this paste line one rather
deep pie pinto and such in several
places“ Have the edge cut with at
parity jogger to make it oriuioed.
Bake and when cool nm with stewed
berries and covm- with beaten cream;
serve at once.
For the second pie line two platen.
one deep and the other of the same
size but as flat as passible for plate
to beiound. Bake these. and use-tor
an upper a‘nd'under crust luv the fol:
lowing filling: Heat two cum oi
milk, arid one quarter cup of corn
starch madesmootb with a little cold
milk. rind cook live minutes. Add
about two rounding tablespoons: of
sugar and two eggs beaten. Cool: on.
in“ .
flaw
RV. G. Collins. Poet Master at Barne-
not. N J.. writes. "l nnd Foley's Hon-
ey it For Compound the beat remedy
(or a cough that ii erer tried. I had a
la grippe cough, and each violent lit
of coughing completely exhausted me.
i bought a bottle or Faiey's Honey 8:
vanilla.
one-half, the coughing entirely wood.
t‘ can’t be beat. For cold by: all drug-
glsta. ’ ”
FLlM FLAMMER WORKS HERE.
leorymln Keel-r Lem $1 but Liv-
' mman Mud Chad: Pat.
‘Because no felt aorry tor the man
who had let" his men bike his coat
and Woketbook to Bridxooort. Livory-
loan W. L. Keeler. who edcoeeded
occur H. Banks, lent 0 mm represent-
tiie’ ion now.
hire teams tor about I month and
went to uncanny-i restaurant" to
make arrangements to heard his- coir
1.. .
melon. when the story out on bile
and ”our, to cash a ohecli‘ for a;
He did not hold the mom however, and
Boulhnort (eh ii thriller amy'of how
it liveryman than mom a call
item the illicit stricter. .
til the egg thickens. and flavor with
for Compound and bolero had taken,
in; himself an a government worker. 1.
o duller Tuesday ninht and mourns »'
The fellow mode arrangements to
_, ordinates. Thou he wont been to Mr.
“Rosier and not the dollar. . .
Mutable dill Holland became one“
ANOTHER PRIZE Eon MR. Tove:
Harry B. Tove, of South. Norwelk.
won aecOnd prize’ in the National
Stimulator Contest for November. .
The stimulator is a monthly magazine
issued by the National More Division
at the Mazda Lamp Associatiozi
the interest and stimulation 0! Mazda
tungsten lumps. Each month iv con.
test is open to all ‘oiecrioai men for
best ideas in Vetimulotln‘g thenaies of
, these lacuna. Mr. Tove's idea, vine. .a;
novel arrangement to be used locum
uection with the meter system oi a
central station and it was declared
' worthy of second prize. The idea
with the prize winner's name will be
published in the December issue of the
periodical;
Vnmudy, pimply complexion. headaches
n weak. one. sickly. Burdock iood
~rest‘brss perfect health
SALVATION. ARMY DINNER.
Captain Perrett. or the Salvation
Army; with his brother, is busy pui-
‘ling contribution boxes in the hausee
in order to mice loads for the annual
Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners
for the poor of The :Norwnllia. Onl
Thanksgiving Day it is being planned
to give a dinner to 200 poor mother:
the worthy poor will enjoy a dinner
and V200 poor children will be given a
Christmas tree. it “is hoped that the
people oi'V The Norwaike will take
”IGOR":
‘r‘rv'
Hill um Gilli
‘I
’00 “More.
We! l
Annioua mother! often
me. For the benefit or such mom
in thin vicinity we mum the (allow.
r-J'IGIVY. impure blood makes 8
occur. indigestion Thin bloodmalres ,
Bitters makes the blood rich. red. pure ‘
and children and at Ghrmmaa 700 oil
buxol‘an'd do what they can to help I. .
make this worthy undertaking a great ,
i
Holland to Health by Vinnie—A Loner“ ,7:
wonder
, their children We .0 pale. thin '
and. correct cod: hive ll little, who .
‘2
’9'" I" or»
for ,,
l;
:"l‘,
:l
i
H
H
inflation
Edmund billion, blew Revolt.
' Gitcular Cloth; 2 yds., Grape. Ivy and Dot.
" duodenum; wiousrno cure run when one tit wcé'iioo
Every Women Should See
J The Thanksgiving roots means
The fall importatiOn of Damasks is here and it is
interesting to look through tiw dilfcficnt lino-3.111
beauty and quality they surpass any we have shown. If
the housewife of 1812, accustomed to her own goodly
note of: homospuus and wishing for nothing better,
could look into our Linen Section with its new stock
of fine bleached Deniaeks, she would be amazed" and
delighted Every flower of the garden is represented,
and some that never grow in any garden.
Pattern Cloths, Rose, Hoiiyiiock, Grape, Iris, at $4 75
Napkins to match. 22 inch $5 50
' . 1 , . 25 inch $6.75
Pattern Clothe, Lilac, Poppy and Tulip $4. 00
Napkins to match. 22 inch $4. 50
Pattern Cloths, Rose, Clir‘ysuuthcmum, Tiger i iiv, $3. 50
1 Napkins to match 20 inch $3. 50
, 2.1, inch $5. 00.
Napkins to match. 20 inch $3.00
See the above Cloths measure TX 2 yds.
‘Damaiks by tho-yard. 72 inches wide:
A1 $1 755~Cairnatiom Ro’sc,
Daisy. etc.
At $1.5o—Moire W renih Popp). Bluebell
etc.
At: Sr. 25~Stripes and plain. Clover, '1 hieilr
Fem, etc.
At $3.00——Liiy of the Valley. , Iris. ,Thistic.
drop.- Daisy. Scroll and solid stripe.
Napkins in 20 22 and 24-inch sizes to match these
D‘amasks‘. . -
Special Offer.‘ m Napkins, all Linen.
Twenty inches. 314% 'i‘wentytho inches $2. 39
Hemetitched. Luncheon Clot he, 36, 45 and 54 inches
. . 50 Cid. up
Hematitched‘ Luncheon Napkins, $‘r‘.25 up
fim. } Linen Section, lower floor.
}
Hematitched Handkerchiefs
For \Vomcn. Very dainty linen with hand embroiil
cred corners, just a little graceful floral splay in each
| lye, 3 for 50:.
Poinsettia. Tiger Lily,
Pansy,
Tulip.
Snow-
'l
Embroidery, Le sson Thursday
at them“ Department. .
Third floor.
$3.00
A;
1 Sue oral Values
:3: N WARM GARMENTS
. , FOR CHILDREN
EVIRM MED FOR THE GOLD BENSON.
E PWICOATB.01 domet flannel. with attached waist of
WH'Ego materiel; sizes 1 to e yearn; excellent 50o value. at 39:
1 numbndrrn snnnrrm GARMnN'rs. aim i to 10 yang: V
.................... y....-1.n..n....-...‘...-.n..
DR MDillil’lYOl‘i’S SLEEPING GARMENTS ......... 60a to $1.00
"Merode' brand Shh-ta and
FXNE WOOL UNDERWEAR. ruinous
' Combinations.
«N E. RYAN 03°.
or...
or. nmnnoowu BA H noses. wild colors, pink, blue ami’ ‘1
wooed; trimaied with cell. color satin and iron. Practical £92 .
9 pretty. ...................................... ‘
. momma. white and light combination, also dork “cogs:
a, ‘t go.annuikacutiplrtuliu..¢¢t1-.eJoi..c -------
acorn "comm. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler