,_ , ‘ ”common mend ”mart!!! fatty. Would it not in well to call noon the, 'phono and protect your m III and let u: rumoured you for ‘ tun. T9iophono 1880. on Wu-hlnuton so... I 9 south Nam-lit. Conn. All kind: M inuurance. Public Stonumapner. \ ”—w‘ ._._...-. _. .. V 0.5..» wMfimm.-.~ F. S .Byxbee and family spent Sun- day in Atnmford visiting friends. I, Officer Thomas J. Doraey has taken _ _ ‘aItwo day leave of duty and Special 30i’ficor Moore is substituting for him. '7 'lSouth Nor-walk, will meet in the libra- ‘ ry auditorium this afternoon at 3: 30 p. m. —-Jc-ddo float Tito Ferris Coal Co. Mrs. Bernard 0. Feenoy and Miss Anna N. Bracken, of ti Maple street, have been entertaining their cousin, Miss Katherine Lamb, of Brooklyn. Mrs. William liroudrique and Mrs. a William Gauzemuller, of iiighwood. New Jersey, have returned home after visiting their aunt, Mrs. Guye‘r, in South Norwulk. Officer Wallace R. Snmmis, who was taken ill last Friday night with an at- IJ, F. Bryant: who Illli-i been _ senting the Worcester Salt Company. in Providence. R. 1., has returned i of the lIiIIlIIIcs, Keclcr & Kent Com— Dan.“ Mrs, Eugene F. Carter, of Main Street, was admitted to the .\'orwulk hospital last night. She underwent an operation this morning. hey, of iluuhury, who suffered a fruc- tured skull two weeks ago, in an au- tomohilc ii“‘€'ltielii, was discharged ~vcs- terday. chocolates, full slit-ccsor to Oivcus. For the first time in many yearn, day or night, the door of Lane's ros- tauraut III \t’nshlnuton Strcct, was locked today. faces to lmeman i3, Tripp passed last night. and the. place has been closed for renovation, rei‘urnishing, etc. Mr. Tripp proposes to conduct a first-clues rcstuurnut thorn, ro-oponlng next; week. ~Uloplan Squires. lino. IIIIIIII III II IlIiIIIIS SIIIMIIII SIIIIII. SIBK? If Cross, Feverish, Constlptied, (live “California Syrup of Figs” IIIIII‘t Milli? your frIItt’ul. pooVItIh child. SIIII ii Illll‘ttit} Is routntl: Win In It uuru Hirill III: littlo ntomut'h, liver and IIIIIVI‘IIII urn (‘Itlgi‘ltdi with sour wanto. ' , Whoa ‘:I Illuminpniv, I’IIIIIIIIIII, full of (2016, II culh IISII, tlttout norm duohn't out. chop or hit Ilutulully nus atom nclidnriln, Initialization, diurrllolut, give ti IounpomIful of "(laliiorniu “Syrup of Iit‘ltzs.” and In u‘fevr hours all the foul worth, the Hour hills and fermenting food buxom out ni‘thc bowls and you have It wIIIl and playful child attain. Children lore, this harmless “fruit luxI nth-"c.“ Itnd IuotIII-rII can rent unity of- , tor giving It, because it never fails to moire their little "innides" clean and wont. Keep h h Indy, Mother! A little giv on today norm a nick uhIId tomorrow. but not the genuine. Ask your drug- slot for a Ito-cont. bottle of "California Eyrup of Figs." which bun directions for bullies, children of all ages and for grownups plainly on the bottle. Re. member there are counterfeit: sold here. no surely look and see that yours or other or may ‘ ‘ 'I'II II The Woman’s Municipal League, of- Thaddeus , tack of the grip, wil return to duty l tomorrow night. He hasheen ret‘tipor- . . filing with his parents in New Canaan, . repre- . to ‘ Norwalk, to become a representative I IIIIB SIIIII . IIIIIFIIIIIII .. triumph utilld "so . 3 Jacobs fill" " Buck hurt you? don't straighten up without feeling sudden pains, sharp aches and twlnges? Now listen! That’s lumhugo, sciatica. or maybe from In strain, and you'll get blessed relief thomoment you rub your back with soothing, penetrating “St, Jacobs Oil." Nothing also takes out sorc- neen, lameness and stiffness so quick- ly. You simply rub it on and out comos the pain. it is perfectly harm-I less and doesn’s burn or discolor the SIIIPS PIIIII ii IIIII‘II * 3“” Backachohway WIII‘Il‘Sm’II-Itiaiional Council of Daughters of skin. I lumber up! Don't uhfferi Get a. small triul bottle from any drug store} and after using it just once you ll forget that you eiei‘ had backache.I lumbago or sciatica because your book will nctel hurt or cause any moral misery. it never disappoints and hnsI been Iecommended for 60 years. - I ERMARKJSALLAGHER. Wedding In Westport To Take Place Today Will Attract Many Guests. I Mam Invitations have been issued by Mrs George A Krnuse, of SaugaU took, for the marriage of her daughter I Miss Gladys lsubel Gallagher to Alex-I Innd against Lillie G. Kelly, treasurer lwor 3'0“" sake, don't 5° on “I‘d 0“ With under John Ermnrk, son of Ur nndI Mrs Alex lIJ,rmark of State BtrectI Miss Helen Allen will be bridesmaid and Carl Linquist best man. A recep- tion and Wedding breakfast will fol-I low the ceremony and Mr and Mrs.‘ Ermark will enjoy a wedding trip to New York city, Miss Gallagher is; the eldest sister of John H. Gallagher of South Norwalk. iIIIII IIIIIIIIIIS .,. Isabella Acts Angihsi Scouti- Inp Mention; it. NEW HAVEN, Oct. 27.-——’l‘ho notion.” al council of the Daughters of laaboiv in has, brought an injunction suit against acceding officers of Loyal and Son Salvadore‘Councilo, and has so- cured nn order from Judge Edwin B. Gager of the superior court to prevent the spending of any of the funds of those two organizations. There has been some. trouble in this organization for some time, and ten days ago mem- bers of Loyul and Sun Saivudore coon-V clls held what their opponents claim was a ‘suap” meeting and voted to; stomach. dissolve the councils The funds of the diffetcnt circles remained in the hands of the officers. Mrs. Ilonao Both. gland regent and other nutllonal officers claim that the majority of? the members of these two circles the not in accord with the so called “insurgents," Judge Edwin E. (lager has issued a temporary lniunc lmost harmless relief is Pope's Diane!)- tion restraining the acceding officers disposing of any of the elrclen‘ money. The suits are against Catherine Hines, treasurer and Catherine Fitzgerald financial secretary of Loyal Circle, and Margaret McKeon financial secre fury of the San Salvadote Circle. The two suits are down for trial at the November term of the superior court. The funds of Loyal amount to $300 and the funds of San :Snlvadore Click: to about $1,500. The secession of theitwo circles was ,ldue to a fight with the national ofliw :cers, who the insurgents churue are this week, 34c lb. T61 371 Butter 34c a lb The excellent quality and the sanitary way our butter reaches your table makes it worth 40c a lb. Special price East IndiaTea Co 125 Washington Street Charles Kili- ‘Wear Ever’ Aluminum Cooking Utensils A complete stock or Coffee Perco- lntors, itice lioilcrs. Tea Kettles, Fry Pans. Sauce Pans. Tea and Coffee Pots, Double Roasters, Omelet Pans. The transfer of the has. etc Albert F. Gehebe 25 West Washington St, South Norwalk. Prompt Delivery PHONE 10692. BOYS DISMANTLE BOAT. Johnny Duper, Clifford Buckley, and Harry Pour-II, of East Norwalk. rounded up by Constable Henry (‘3. Sci. nor. were charged with theft in Court today, having been accuuod of outer- ing and removing certain nrtlcioe of tho toiul value of $10 from the launch of Juucph llruggc. .quk dealer , \Vll- llum Et‘l’ron received tho uloicn urti- clIItI. After an interesting hearing In which Iaovurol of tho little followo' friontlu tcutlliud. .ludno Keogh decided to coutinuo the coco four weeks, at» lowing this than for tho hoyu' pnrctltu to settle the moo. Lon Nathan wan IIIIplIcutIId, lIut watt dinchorned. Judge Rough nuld that thc next time tho ilwyor hoy appeared before Iltm Iloriouu cotnuuptuncou would follow. LOOKING FOR CROFUT MANBION. The police received a complaint from a Woman who rofuood her name during the early hours of loot even inn. The voice over the phone told that n man of Jewish appearance and address, had honoured her in West avedue and uokod her the location of the Crofut mansion on which an int oenuinry attempt was mode 0., week ago tonight. u’f‘he police Investigated the matter, but believe that it won some titrongor who wlahod to poo-the building out of curiosity. The woman gave her address on it Courtinudt place. m Notice of the sole of the restaurant business of Ir. a. latte to LI. B Trim) was filed The out. “union November W mum- The New Science DEFINITION or cmnopnAcvtc Chiropractic Is the definition of the cause of the disease and the art of adjusting the some Disease In cauo ed by a wrench twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood It creates pinched nerves and pain in later life In the different limos. disease and pain. health is restored through harmonizing the nerve oyo toms in your body Female troubles given special attention? also curvar tune of the spine. You will never ro gret giving the Chiropractor a chance to help you. Magnetic treatment: given also. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 Washington 81.. Bo. Nor-walk. Conn, Graduate from Rumor School, the oloeawmr. .m Citv National Bank TRANBAGTB A GENERAL RANKIN. BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY FACILITY CONSISTENT Wm.-- “in”... Ins-3...... WITH SOUND RANKING Capital lurpluu and Profit ”00,000.00 ”17.00000 om Deposit Boxu It! and '5 per your aw EDWIN H. MATHEWGON. Pm JOHN H. KNAPP, ‘Ict Vice-Pram FHpEDEflIOK H. ROWAN. 21! VI” rot. WILFRED IODWELL. cashier m DIREOTORI It. H. Mathew-on .1. Wallace Mam. lohh H. Knapp John H. Light curmian swam Hod. H. Rowan Samuel Grumman Lowle R. Hurlbini Henry I. Lockwood m We Represent First Class and Prompt Paying Fire Insurance Companies I M” hilt“ 9994““ u rum—um“). Wm Cirt lo I ' unnecessary. i. ‘ le.. with appueadicitis. it was thought jnecesnort', but Mrs. Barnum. who has I just come home. said that he will pro- ,‘ ,hahly be able to leave for home in. .. ‘two weeks. I: 1nary. . Mr. Barnum went South to ro-I I ‘son, R. N. Barnum, is with him. IIut ' night about 1:45 o'clock. Officer John i ' gathered in large numbers. 0’3““ “9 Ithrough .\orwalk yesterday along the Chiropractors remove the canoe mlpost road with a full sized buck door 3,. * Noted Foreman: iii their comedy vial” Ioinn until the arrival of Dr. ii. B. IIIIIIIIISIIIIII [III [III "Paiio’s Diapeosin" withhohpset Stomach Fuel oil in Five ‘ Mlnuioo . ’» a.” I Wonder what upset your stomach—- which portion of the food did the dam- agowdo you? Well, don‘t bother. if your stomach in in a revolt: if aour, Sassy and upset. and what you Just etc has fermented into stubborn lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch gases andncids and cruciate undigest- ed food; breath foul. tongue coated—- Just take a little Pope’s DIopepsin and In ilve‘hiinutes you wonder what he came of the indigestion and distress. Million of men and women today know that it is needless to have a had A little‘ Dlapepsln occasion- ally keeps this delicate organ regu- lated and they cut their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn’t take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is a damage instead of a 11811). remember the quickest, surest. sin which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It’s truly wonderfulwit digests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that it is really astonishing. Please. 8. weak. disordered stomach; it's so making a. close corporation out of the national offices. The two suits are brought through Lawyer Charles F. Roberts. The pa. pcrs were filed in the superior court Thursday. SENATOR BARNUM HAS APPENI DICITIS. CANAAN, Oct. "" -i.""EX‘SIni8 Sena- tor C. W. Barnum. of Lime Rock, isI in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lexington, No operation was neces-I cover from a nervous breakdown. His MAN WITH FIT DREW CROWD. William (,‘raegg was taken with a in South Main street. on Saturday H, Toothiil discovered him and re- moved the man to Moad‘a boarding house in Iiavlland street, where he has a room. F. Kuch acted as physi- West. The Saturday night shoppers The man was mumbling and screaming, FULL SIZED DEER. An automobile with a Maine license number on trout and rear, passed on the rear of the machine. The ani- mal attractor] quite a little interest in Norwalk. W) AIIIUSEMENTS in all now, all star galnxy of most plcnoin- natures that tho rcuhu oiI \nudotlllo offers. At the peoples popular playhouse. Hoyt’s Whore livorleody flout-I. W IIIIIgIIIrIInIuIIt extraordinary of tho ltluropoun municul and dancing trl~ utnph, THE TYROLEAN TROUBADORS. lI‘lve uhurmlun t-iuiori benution and fi‘ nIurvoIouu mountaineer offcr a pics IIIrIIIIIIuo vocal and torploohoroun upoctuclc. Wm Extra. Extra. Tho world'n Inhaler of hundcuffu and jail irons defies the police of both contlnentu. GIGNOR ‘ANGELLO REGO, (Lieutenant of the Flint Iliriutudo of the ltallnn Army), whose perforce once has literally startled and but. find the anode and powers of In» tiono. flit; exhibition will make you ponder. and Innrvol at tho ouporI human oilengih of his hands and body. JURA MILO. The Colonial Violinist. We,» HARRY BIKIRBON AND GRACE EST lot. “WHO’S .WH anoint Added Future. The Mnyorof tho Boom. r I. BEGINS 5th Anniversary Sale “The Bargain Event at the Year” Next Saturday Be sure you secure one of our Large Circulars, now be? ng diszributcd pay you to wait for this Great Sale. I nits It will WED. REX SOUTH NORWALK The only Picture House in the New Nor-walk which shows the Universal piceures and the “101" features. TODAY-«“The Cheese Special” A “Joker" Comedy in which a. real tiny locomotive is used. Dont miss it “The Closed Door” Two rcel “Victor" play with Florence Lawrence playing leads. “The Girl and the Tiger” Three reel "101" Bison animal feature with Mm Clifford. All Matinee: Except Saturdays and You will roar with laughter. Holidays, 5 Cents. lilr. and Mrs. W. L, Hurt are visit- ing out of town friendo. , I Mt Mrs. George Weston is entertaining her cousin. Miss Mabel Banning of Lynne. Mrs. Elridgc Jounlngo died on Thurs- duy at her home in North Wilton of dropny. A husband. con and dan- g‘htcr survive her. if the person who left a hnndsaw and hammer on the premises of Mitts Mary Y. Gregory will call the propor- ty will be restored. «am.» < ”M Minn Knihorlns sources has returned from a visit with Mrs. Gooruo Miller in Hartford. While there like uttoudcd theI Suffrage convention. being hunt on a delegate from this place. Tho second of tho stories of lioihor'n Mootingn. under the management of the (itivic League, woo hold In the fluid Iliiil hintrtct under the charge of Mine Mildred Moron on ’i‘huroduy afternoon of last week. There won a fair attendance and a. good deal of interest was shown. particularly in the open porllment which followed. the reading of thotmain patter. Mother's mootingo were also hold that day at North Wilton and 80th Wilton. At the latter the indicts were especially interested in leaning of, the practical working out of tho oohooi schedule as explained by the teacher. Mics Pout Thom meetings are to the hold _ each week. anneal-so m non-current Warren Iii, Smith. iormbri‘y of south Norwain, but lots of mainland, duo III staying In tom. will awaited churn, , i Illnwager CIVIL CEREMONY PERFORMED GII‘NEVA, Switzerland, Oct 27.-~ , ponyi. The names of the bride and bride. groom, it appears, had been posted The civil marriage ceremony between publicly at Versoix, for fifteen days, Miss Nancy Leiohmnn. daughter of; John G. Leishman. former American Ambassador to Germany, and the Duke of Croy was performed today by a magistrate in the town hall of the village of Vernoix, on the Lake of Gas nevu, about four and a half miles to the north of this city. The wedding party included the Duchess of Gray and the Duke's brothers, Princes Englebert and Antominc; Mr. and Mrs. Loish- nInn‘nnd the Countess Louise do Con- to comply with the requirements or the SWISS law. Mr. and Mrs. Leiehman this evening gave a dinner party at which the bride and bridegroom and twenty-two other guests were present. Tho religious ceremony is to take place tomorrow. HOTEL CLERK HAD GUN. William P. Watson, chargod'BWIIII carrying concealed Weapons in the form of a revolver, was; fined $25 and tout-Biron, the bride’s sister; lrwin Blooms by Judge John Keogh this morn- Inughlln, secretary of the American Embassy In London. and Mrs. Laugh line; NorIIIan Whitehouso , private uecrotury to Mr. Loiohman, and never— iug. James Buckley took his gun away in South Main street ISaturdny at mid- night. Officer ’l‘oothill arrested him. iio wanton wlfJIcHocB and the case was ni others. rc-one‘ncd , and continued until 2 The best man was Count licnry Ap- o'clock. -..- . ... _ WWW“.-- ”Lem-.1. -55 , we ... m m Inn‘Y."3‘\‘Au\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\,‘ ‘~,‘\‘\‘I‘\.\‘U‘ “\hx‘I MI I: an Inn-m- ”lWI” In u>~1~v ‘u/z— nil-czar 4r our/u. diveiy fityliuh modulo. ntyloo. Wonderfully Attractive TAILORED SUITS from $14.98 to $49.98 An unusually comprohonulvo collection of the most. styles In Tattered and honey Suite for women who desire cxoiu~ Complete Full Showing of Wonderfully licoutlful Coats; Exclusive Novelties. (ionic and Wraps. varieties distinguished. by many imported modulo characterized by (loci dedly new linen. wonderful stock fraught with the most interim; interest for follow era of tuition. This great oohgl‘ogutidn of Coats from the simple "sport” Cont to the luxurious Fur Coat, all have the graceful on teeth so much doulrod, and no matter whether to 98 or any price between that and $132. 50. all present: splendid savings. Don’t forgot our Corset DepartmentwAll tho lending makes and 9M Moltasch‘ 8: Son Inc WASHINGTON 8T. '7‘ “1‘10“!“ 38. 98 to $132.50 ‘. us -'\‘\‘.:\‘\"\‘\‘:\‘:\‘a‘ ‘a . 'tlvxavlfi" far, A a a, moot. die-micro.
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