Trotter coroner W Muslin , 4
“NW WWW ’ ‘
The Connecticut, company? is plan-
ning a polite campaisn anions; passen-
gers who unwittindiy violate the new
state law against smoking or curries,
lighted cigars or cigarettes in closed
cars. The law provides a this 0! sin
for any one who persists in the viola-
tion after being given proper notice
by. the conductor, There will be no
arguing or exchanging of complaints
between the conductor and the passen-
gers over the law. The conductor will
simply walk up to the violator and
give him a printed slip reading:
"We respectfully call your attention
to the new law passed by 5th
“root‘s Disrupts” is Quicken
Swell lndiMien [lure Known
, livery mother realises, sites giving
, her children “caliiornta Byron of
sin." that this is their?» , laxative.
‘ because thorium its taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with-
out gripins.
When cross. irritable, feverish 0r
breath is bad. stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! if coated, give a
teaspoouinl of this harmless “fruit
laxative." and in a few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food moses out at the
bowels, and you have a well playful
child again. When its little system is
dull of cold, throat sore, has stomach-
aohc. diarrhoea Windigestion colic~re-
member, a good "inside cleaning"
should always be the first treatment
given.
Millions of mothers keep "Califor- gust 1' but open cars have been used
nlo. Syrup of Figs" handy; they know most of the time up to the present .3
a teaspooni'ul today saves a sick child the closed cars are being put in for
' tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a permanent service the trolley com
lid-cent bottle of “California Syrup of
may sees the need of rovidln some
“Kai" WhICh h“ “tedious to!” bl! method of anmreh‘ “1:13," 8
‘ bies, children of all ages and grown- The law m .5 follow
ups printed on the bottle. Beware of
' cohoterteits’ sold here, so don’t the Au Mt chgfflfiokw on
‘ ‘0“19‘1- 09‘ “1° ““1“", “a“ 1” Be it enacted by the senate and
"Caiifomte Fix SyrunCompanb'f house «representatives in general
.m assembly of representatives in gener-
TATOOED BELBOY DEAD. Ii assembly convened:
PUTMAN, Oct; 10. ——-F‘rank Belle“ Restrictionr—‘Gectlon 1 No Nerson
tontaine, formerly bell boy at the Pub- shall have a “fitted cigarette, cigar 01'
nam inn, lies deed in the morgue at pipe in his possnsion upon any closed
Boston. his body suiting claim by street railway passenger car.
relatives At one time he was famous Duties of Conducterr—Bection 2.
as Barnudis' “Mood Man. " About it shall be the‘ dilty of the conductors
e last gen.
eral assembly. The. matter has evi-
dently escaped your notice.
.“THE CONNECTICUT COMPANY”.
If a passenger ignores this notice
he may be arrested. In addition to
this method of warning violators the
the flare registers on all the ears and
small notices on the front and rear
windows.
"917 “1011 Of his bOdY W88 hovered of such car to call the provisions of
with fanastlc, many colored figures. this act to the attention of any penal
Of late he had been working as cool: whom he observes in violation thereof.
in a Boston hotel. Non-Aphcation—Section s. This act
If it is your desire to pay $1. so for a pair of Gloves
and get the best that’s to be had at the price, by all
means look at our new stock of “EUGENIE” KIQ
GLOVES There are biaiék,‘ white, mode. gray and var.
iowssliadesof tinto’diooeefronnhisiz‘ess i-2't'07 r2
WHITE DOESKIN is a very smart street glove, and
is especially desirable because it is washable. Our spec-
ial number at: $1 00 is guaranteed to give good service.
ENGLISH WALKING GLOVES, and gray
MOCHA GLOVES are also recommended for daily use.
Price 81.15 pair
REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES. two clasp. for
dressy wear. are here in slithewanteddmdeaaswcllas
black and white. Price $1.50 pair.
16 BUTTON LENGTH KID GLOVES
white
$2.7
A full line of DENT’S KID GLOVES for children,
ineizesoootos, #3125 pair.
All your needs in FABRIC GLOVES, of
quality will also be found in this department *
The N. E. Ryan Co.
08 WASH! NGTON 81'.
'black,
égra‘y and champagne color, real value $3. 00, at
reliable
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trolley company will put up cards over ‘
This law went into effect on Au- .
M ”Moltash 8: Si:
WOMEN'S FASHIONABLE ATTIRE.
120 WASHINGTON ST.
WEAR A .
Moltasch Garment
Something Different .
It you want an exclusive, stylish, distinguished loolo
ing garment, ll cot lines and tslcri . t
Mel posses cg porf i ng vial
Our $14.98
Tailored Suits
are without doubt the best
value ever oflmd in this
city. We guarantee the
price. style snd tailoring of
each suit. We caricatu-
on $19.98
Tailored Suits
stand without a per, mm
littering style, tailoring and
natal-ls. TheyJine been
selected to please the criti-
them the squad of any calm. Theyuereu.
£5.00 Suit elsewhere. wily $30.00 value.
ficlored Plaid Skirts
WsMMrtbbrlngtomrmmmem
mm. W skirts; also honeycomb
”emu“
Just télncwmcbunbesulflidstyles;
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so; metrics.- eel sci
. linguists the bowels
, time‘s‘ a music. see was» Ava.
moons. Pm
and find out how
them to the chil
10c”
Graham Crackers are wholesome.
They not: W
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NATIONAL, BISCUIT .
COMPANY
GRAHAM
CRACKERS
cow-they can’t get
enough of them. Keep a few packages
on the pantry shelf for daily use.
Always look for the ln-er-seal Trade
Just ‘
of
they are Give
l_.
shall not apply to spoolal cars or to MAN ATTEMPT: SUICIDE ON NEW HTOWII.
compartments especially provided tor
smoking therein.
Fondue-Section 4.
who continues to violatd the provis-l
ions of section 1 of this not after he
has received notice provided for in
« 'Wslier o. moms. acting
lasting 1912.13. alter mooning the
E'chsngcs which have taken place in
‘W. Marvel. as supervisor or athletics.
' to supervise the non-athletic activities
Mr 07 Winds Activities
October 10. 1913.-—ln his report to
the corporation of Brown valversity
at its tail meeting today Praia-soi-
president
the teaching etait. spoke at the suc-
goose that had followed the appoint-
, fluent. some years ago. of Protessor F.
and urged the need of a similar oflioer
ot the students. Today the corpora-
tiou ratified the selection by President
Faunce or Dr J. (l. Dunning. assistant
professor of social and political scl-
enoe, as supervisor of noncthletio ac-
tivities. He will have oversight of the
finances of student organizations, will
‘approvo their schedules. and will on-
deavor to establish a continuity oi pol-
icy in their management.
Acting President Everett also call-
year. at Brown. of a pathological lab-
\ oratory by the Department of Forestry
“‘0! the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
it is the only laboratory 0! its kind in
New England.
' A scheme for regulating the "'rush-
log" of men for fraternities was pres-
HAVEN GREEN.
‘-—;——a
Any 331%,, Delpondvnt mm. but of Work, permanent pension fund for retired
Miller Puts lulled into His Held.
an HAVEN 0ct.‘io.—4«Desponuent
because he could not had work.
section 2 shall be rined not more than Christian Miller last night attempted
ten Mdollars
Approved June 6,1913.
NEW HAVEN PUBLIENER BANK-
RUPT.
mammal). Oct. ie—Jaeies itihmm thuwil me “no, “and board ci'Abel 0. Collins. oi Greats-u»
Bolton, of New Haven. a publisher. has was found in ma head
tiled a petition in bankruptcy in the found in his “oh,“ addressed to 3 or New York.
United States District court chewing
liabilities of $11,712 and no assets
available for; .zddr
suicide on the Green by sheeting him-
" self in the head with a .38 calibre re-r
voiver. After he had shot himself.‘
Miller had apparently put his derby
on his head for when a pelican-ii
came along he thought the man was
only sick He was taken to a local;
A letter
friend said: ‘I will be out of ex»
istence when you get this letter " Nil-
m .ler said he had tried to make an hon- been “mm“ W Gown” WM“
was former}? conducted with the Lyon est living but fail.od
.i‘ublishini: Gomii'any. at Lynn, Mass.
[and lately has published a paper at
‘ Woodinoiit.
A gene adv. pays best in the best convention, to be held at Washington.
m.
FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY COME TO US
*ented by Dean 0. E. Randall in' his
report to the president. die also dwelt
upon the need of a college commonest
The corporation took llnai action to-
day regarding the establishment of a
i:proi'ossors. setting aside a part of the
recently raised additional million on-
dowment fund for that purpose. The
provisions regarding the mud follow
closely those of the Carnegie Pension
Fund.
The vacancies in the corporation
caused by the deaths of Albeit Keith
Smiley. of Me Mohonii, N Y., and
James May Duane, of New York city,
were filled by the election to the
rlngton. Mass. and Samuel H Orday.
_ U
W. Hoyt Weber, of Stamford. has
as delegate from the State of Connect-
lent to the are: National Conservation
3D. 0.. November 18 to 20.
'11
eeds
, Hosmnv.
Hose athsc.
, A specialty.
“Buster Brown" at 25c.
A sntced hose.
Men‘s, Womens, Child-i
UNDERWEAR
Fall and Winter Style
Fall and Winter Weights.
Childrcns 25c to 75¢.
Ladics’ age to $1. 00.
. Men’s 5m: to 1.90
1 Union Suite 30;. to $0. 50.
;, may, LADIES; trodes:
\Not—a—Seme Hose “595‘ « $1.00 “to $5.49. ' t
“Cadet" Hose 25c. , LADIES' SWEATERS.
Beét boys’ and girle' hose $1.00 to $5.98. -
Ladies‘ the Hose. : CHILD’S SWEATERS.
25c, 50c,$i.0o. sec to $3.00."
FANCY GOODS: :
‘Plain and Fancy” Ribbons.
15c to 49c.
Latest styles, best values.
Ladice’ Neclrwear.
. 250 and: sec.
’Collar and Cliff Sets.
2SC to $2 so
' Children's um
sec to $1.25.
Belts and Sashes.
A. Die
84 Washington St.
STUDENT RUMPUU.
New Haven Police New?! to
Quail Val. Students.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. low-A squad oi
" police was hurried to the Yale cam-
pus late last night where the mdcmlc
and scientific school freshmen started
. a sudden "celebration.” Many revel
vers were tired, and there was a gen-
eral commotion, which promptly sub-
sided, however. with the appearance
or the police. The scatter has been
reported to the Yale authorities, and
arrests are said to be forthcodag,
out Don's nesuists gave lust the to
units desired. They act mildly awe
. Thebeyctdtcueinsntisthsholiut
(term the Jewish «index. This
mittsiisuthholuiist
Yon ha-Kippnrhs. lat/si- Win
"loin Kipper. Wont: to W
Corsets We to $3
w—‘i have been samurai m'
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October. mainland-damn U
Telephone 446'
We give .39!" Green Trading Stamps
‘Brassieres 250 to 81
«em and 8011
South Norwalk
W-mlmmm
Minutes cadmiu- ”Hm
m.
Our Carpet and Rug
Department
We have been told by shopper-.1: the largest and most com.
plate in Thefiorwslkl. and st present this is «ml-ii: out. to:- we
have inst moivsd is large shipment from the iiarttord Carpet (Jo.
confluenpsstenl, Mobiles! It a considerable "dilution in
MM“ m summary min on account or
“murmur.“ to» also» mimosa. inn large variety or
M, in absurd-«Man lanterns to! 2112 test.
,TlieA. J. Angevine & Sou Co
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk
. it. the spasm h mm; '7
‘ - this evasion“ momma-s. .
tannin-Velvet. Body Brussels.
abletobnysaunibsroithelrm
ed attention to the establishment, last '
, solves all over the Art Section
.. , .A \‘ .
earnestness 1m
The chpies Have. Attacked and Takes
the Art Department
{These frolicsome little creatures have scattered them-
Ihey wink at you from
pillow covers, peer out“ roguislily from linen bags, and1
make impudcnt faces at everything Of course they are
stamped in colors, and the little embroidery required com-
plates at very pleasing picture» To give an. idea as to ma»
teriale and articlechrybody knows chpics, and
there's no use trying to dcsc ribe them. '
Articles in fun: while lawn, stamped and tinted, to
be embroidered with satin stitch and outline," embroidery
floss included:
PillowtOp with back, 50c
Crib Cover, 75c
Bureau Scarf and Pincushion, 75c
Laundry Bag, 50c
.Wliisk Broom Holder, 25c
Safety Pin Holder, 25c
On white buck, for darning and outline:
Baby' 5 Bib, 25c]
Bureau Scarf, 75c
Pincushion, ' - 25% "
Baby Pillow Top, 50::
Bag, 400 -
Linen Squares lor Card T ables”
Of heavy art linen, with buttoulioled scalloped edge,
lli‘ white or old blue, with figures stamped for cnibroide
cry; tapes at each corner for fastening. $1 00 each.
'Iliird Floor.
A New Arrival of Cut Glass With Many
New and Attractive Designs
Cut Glass Tumblers many new designs and reasona—
bly priced, $3.50, $500, $7. 50, $10.00 and up to $15.00.
Perfume Bottles, prism, floral and conventional cut-
tings. at $2.00, $2. 50, $3. 75 an (1 $4.50.
Vases, crystal, engraved and cut- glass, 75c,
$350 and up to $17. so.
Salad Bowls, new designs and shapes, ranging from.
$i.5o,_
\_$37s to$ao.oo.
Sandwich Plates, engraved and crystal glass, $250,
$4. 50 and $6.50. .
Jfigs, cuty engraved and crystal glass, $3.00, $3- 50,
m $1.39 and up to $15. no.
-. v. .i Oil. and Vinegar Cruets, prism and floral cuttings, Tat?
.tractivc daSyrend cosmos pa items; $I. 50, $2. 50 and: $3. 75. ,
-- "BonEBon and Olive Dishes,7 75c, $1.00, $1. 50 and up.
Table Glassesin sets, Tumblers, Goblets, Clarets,
Champagnes, Cocktails and Cordials.
" ‘ ' China Store.
The Furniture Store invites attention to new exam—
ples'oi Library and Living‘ Room Furniture,
”Centered. Chairs, Davenports and Divans,
Fireside Chairs.
See Main St.‘ window exhibit.
Wing and
Fourth Floor.
Try One Pictorial Review Pattern!
Tapestry. .-
W0 recommend to all isdlts who are not yet using Pictorial lbsvlew Pattern.
W .No Immm patterns It as ml
to Inc.
M I.“ rn will save you (rem one half to one yard
insterisl on such (1.1:; on ammo St the patented Cutting and Constitution Guide.
1, nor have that French chit and are so sin pie L
l
. Wiring for
-, ., Lioness“ Power
' woman-er.
Patterns oi these styles is canto for each number.
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A COST Motor Repairs. .
ocean to m r house wired for unscrew moor ’ "
“I '3 sh «Tandem: ic FIXTURES. This means a
cast. oi Mother urine charge you. Let us tur-
amiss Wines over with you. .
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