(roam-mist. ' . , ‘
m
mood for 89ft Hat-:5 ‘.
Tho following is from the Newark}
New ’
lintting in Orange Valley ,is again}
picking up. The anicsmon arc nodding;
in winter orders with u rush that: loohnl
well tor'u season of acttvvity,‘snch as?
the district has not known in several.
yours. In sonic of the ahopu oondl-g
tions are again bordoring on the noril
mat and only one of the big factories
reports it comparatively slack season.
The only explanation for the returning
xnrtirity is the. iucrcasing popularity of
tho fur i‘clt soft but. There was a limo
when tbc shops could depend on oor-'
tutu stnples, but in the post few yours
tho trudc fiurtuntod with all kinds of
fads and t‘nncics, owing to the demand
for wool huts and cups. The locals
nrc campaigning for William Konr-
hcy. their nominee for president of
tho United flutters of North America.
lic is opposed by Simon illinko, ot‘ iluu<
bury. the preuent executive; Cihnrios
Morris; of ‘Bonton. nnd John W. Soully.
of VSouth Norwnlh. who was defeated
two years ago by President Blake.
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Following the :‘ctui'n from Baltimore
of Samuel H. anmis, actuary of the
Strnw Braid nsnociatlon and secretary
or thc Eastern Millinery’Association}
,who was recently elected trustee in
thc. voluntary bankruptcy proceedings
of Montague & Gillett. inc. no report-
wi. tho plant. equipment and stock of
the business. locutcd in the industrial
building. Baltimore, g; offered for solo.
The plant, stock and fixtures are said
to have recently been inventoried at
ovcr $t3l,000. The factory is reported
as fully equipped. and there is said to
IH‘ on bond raw material and finished
and partly finished product. while the
nutchinery is siutod to be practically
now und of the latest models. Trustee
Ltmtinis stated Saturday that a solo
must he made immediately and that
any offer will receive consideration~
Daily ’i‘radc Rocord. New York. .
'i‘hc consolidation of Lonuly, Low (in
Alexander. jobbers of men‘s huts; the
Alfred K. Wander lint (.30.. both of
Chicago. and the (leoruo ll. Heinev
mnuu “at ($0.. of Milwaukee, under
the style. the Wanderl-lcinemann lint
(30,. prcviously noted, will take effect
on Lictob’m‘ id, at which time all the
slot-h which rcmnins at tho prescnt
lldtil’t‘ns‘ oi” Lougiy. low & Alexander.
hill in, morcd tothc “butler-Plottin-
‘ _ iuunn pinccyol' busiticnn at Van Biireli
and ié‘rn‘uhiih streets: The Consolida-
tion with the (icorgo'ii. lioinoi‘nanu
fiint't’o, of itiiiwnnltcc. will tulle piaco
.iuunztry i, at which timc that firm will
film more it: rosiduc of stock to tho
sumo ptnrc. Additional space will be
New York, New
- Haven 8: Hart
lord
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I'IME TABLE
lN EFFECT OCTOBER 5, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M. «lltzlitx. l‘tli‘lX, 52‘llx, 6:09,
6:33, Witt. 7:41}, K:l7x. 8:55x, 9:15x,
ind}. 11min. imiox, llz-i‘i.
i'. ii. lrurtx. his, cum, 3:29, ‘irl-fx.
431”.» :»::'.'.i. tiztttlx, ruin, t3:5!lx,'7:3h,
9:3. imii’r, lilifiz.
Sundays.
.m\. At l:.’:2.l.\'. (nil.
lit'L'Ti. llLLIi.
i’. ll.
tit‘nix. T
10.?»
1{\.
5:11, 8:54.
i‘.’.2'M\' 2; Ms. 1i:tlbx. 5:39,
L', T;?..x, x::f.x,1t;:l2x, litttzlx,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. .\i 11mm, tutor, :‘izio, “2'13,
Xiliilx. Mufti. Szlivx, i~<1f~lx. lthx,
10mm, iuztlu, influx, ll:u:i.
l‘. {\l. l‘lelilx. i:h.‘., mlix. 2:37.
flziliix, 3:353“, i:‘..".i. iiilflx, 5:111. 8:133,
tizilix, moi, szhtx, butt), Ilailll.
Sundays.
A. .\i.r«‘12:ultx, 0:00. Millix‘.
'iuruux. litthtx.
l’. ;\1.~-l‘.i:iu, lzililx, influx,
tutti, lizttlx. 7:14x, smut initttx, i1.|o.\.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. A1.»-«i.ii:ibx, 11m, limit,
itzllsx. luzz'tx, itzilr.
«Int,
l’. M. 12:03, 112m, 1:20, Bziiix.
42:143. tutu, ti:l.‘»x, 6:47. itiux. ii12iix.
ll:lti.
Sundayn.
A. nylons. .izi’f. 7:48, thitlx,
li:il.~..
l‘. M.-7,~t:::onx. 21073:, 4:47x, 0:12x.
liziitt, 7mm, milelx, mimic, lttztlilx.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. Mr»! :20, 6:18, 8227. mm.
1’. lil.~~jl:2s‘i. tum, 6:20, 7:13.
Sundayn.
A. M.~~1ti:2b.
i'. M.-2riil, 7:15.
DQNBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Mrwtmli), 7:23. 8:18, 10:03x,
11:55.
i’. lipstlui'ix, 6:40. 7:55.
Bunduyl.
A.IPM.-7:i’:5, 11:45. . '
Pfiti‘khulo, railroad" W ‘
,. cican the )liven'snd bowels and sweeten
thilbx.
h: 02);,
(um,
. ; 'illtlltltt intro
Cathurnia Syrup bet Fins East
' torTender Stillman, Liver,
BUWBBW!
n W
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Look back at your childhood days.
Remembor the: “dose" mother initiated
onwcnstor oil, calomel, outhurtios.
HOW you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the oidform 0t
phynic simply don't. rewlizo what they
do. The children’s revolt in well-
i‘oundod. Their tender little “insides'l
on; injured by them. ‘
it your child‘s stomach, liver and
bowel; need cieapsiug,givo only dell-
cions "California Syrup or. Figs.” Its
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep this harmless “fruit
laxative" handy; they know children,
love to take it; that it never fails to
the stoumch, and that a toaspoonfnit
given today saves a sick child tomor-
l‘OWt ‘
Ask your druggiat for a fitment bot-2
tle of- “California' Syrup of Figs," which
has full directions for babies, childrén
of all ages and for grownups plninlyi
on each bottle. Beware of .counteri
felts sold here. See that it is made;
by “California. Fix, Syrup Company":
Refuse vanyrother‘ Kind with _Contempt. .
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taken in the building in which the5
Wunder-Hetnomann Hat Co. is now:
located—Chicago dispatch to Daily
Trude Record.
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MRS. EATON s-Avs HUSBAND,
TOOK POISON. l.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. town at?
tempt to show that poison which caus-
ed the death of ‘Rear Admiral Joseph
Giles Eaton at Assinirp‘pi last March,
was sell-administered, is expected to
form the basis for the deletion of his
witc. .V'irs. Jennie. May Eaton, who was;
piucd on trial for his murder yestcc
day. The government's cane rests on
tho contention that Mrs. Eaton guru
hcr husband poison with his meals. 1
it was expected that the‘ selection
of n jury would occupy the wholé of
yesterday‘s session. More than 150'
tnlosmon wcro,summoned1 hourly" ill- ‘-
ingthc court.room. There was 'llrit'.‘-“
ticnlly no room left for spectators}
(thief .lnsttcs Aiken of the Superior
(‘ourt presided. District Attorncy .-\l-
hot: i". iinrkcr is in chnrgc of tho
.prosocuilcn. und Mrs. linton's chici‘
iconsoi is \Villiamv'A. .Viorusc, ot’ Hos-
1 ton.
Whilc Mrs, ltiatou hus boon con~
eilnod in thc Plymouth .iail. hor couu~
incl says silo bus written it oomph-to
1 history of her lilo slot-c hcr murriznzc
to thc ndmirnl. in lihhl. Sho bus inh-
ion much exercise on the form 00n-
lnoctcd with the jail and is in 'good
i hcnltb
l
. ASontinel Want: are a quick action,
[and inexpensive means of continuum}
‘,caiion. They afford it direct way oi"
'«carrying a message to the once who
i
twill be most interested.
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. Good tenants are to he had——i‘ori
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tho advertising. l
o’l'l I :fufl'v'u u I'a'l‘. 1'! u u‘r‘III1u
The need & Voik '
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
m the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
.PhonoJos—«lio 80. Main lit. 5
1 80. Norwaik. tunic tutu flinch. g
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You will save much annoy-
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,bie, ily phoning or sanding f.
on whamm- nuy part of you :-
sanitary quimont appear:
be out of order in the least.
7 "liome—mdo” repairs
,1 mahoshifts at boat. and arc to ,
.‘tf minutes: in m long rumw.
{, place your plumbing problems.
ya on our «boulders, and we will
3’, solve them promptly and atto- '
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