moi a 811mm rollers}
ma let up rational-Wynn tor I:
3 in..." strut
“u‘h NOMllk. 09mm . c
All was or insuran3p
rs.» Thomas Hunt, wlieof Sergeant.
Hunt, and his sister, Mrs, Mary Mad-
den, of West street, left this mowing
tor Lake Hopaicong, N, J., to attend .'
the funeral of John Callahan a cousin
wSergeunt Hunt.
K‘s-The office of Dr. E. H. Jones, 08-
opath. 6 West St, will be closed Fri-
y afternoon and Saturday.
3 The Winnipauk Village Club gave a
Halloween dance last night. About
Irony Couples enjoyed the affair. The
I hall was decorated very prettily and
dancing was indulged in until mid-
night. Refreshments were served dur,
ing intermission.
-Snappy Kellys at O‘Brien‘s.
. There was one of the largest at
5 tendenoe ever had at the special com.
fimnnication last night of ‘St. John's
. Imdge, No. 6, A.F and A. 1111., about
seventy-Me being present One can.
did‘ate received the master mason de-
gree. After the work, lunch was
served.
1 1
Word “as received in South No1-
walk that; a man had been held up
3. oprly last evening. under the Monroe
.‘ street bridge. The reporbsaid that
33) two men did the holding up, and after
5 striking their victim in the face, rc-
: llevod kiln of some change. The story
f: could not he verified today.
whisk your neighbor why he has.
telphone sei1lce.See if you haven't
/' at least some oi‘ the some uses for it
;
iTho Parish of St. Paul‘s Church, :3
. QNorwalk. Conn. Tomorrow is All 5
‘3,F3‘8sl11ts liar The following services '1:
.35 .5 will be held at St Paul 3 (3":11111i116.30 ‘
3.5111,, lloly Communion: l) u. 111.. -
. _ Morning Prayer and Holy Connnun- 1
1 . ion: 5 p_ 111., [ironing Prayer. All um ;
‘ cordially invited to the services. The
C ‘ church is open all day.
“-lliltl-llit slylcs lu dcrbios. O'llrlen's.
SAY THEATERS ARE DANGEROUS.
Tho attention of the pilllili" has
been ruII-ui to the condition of 0111‘
of the Norwulk moving picture the
J blurs uhlrh ii, is alleged is ilungou
molly nmroroudi-ui hourly (Ivory own»
1mg. "I‘ll" trouble sol-11m toboillul
the audience from the first perform»
once, he not iziiou aulllcheut time to
leave lbo llmnior below those \vlsh-
ink to utlnnd the second show are
ndmitlud. ”no man said that it took
just 21‘) minutes for him to leave tho
”building after lho first show. and
that tho (mulllluun in event of ilrc
r panic would be exirmuoly (lililHi‘l-
one .. Bibluopori Standard.
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but! Backbone Away Wllh 11
811131 Trial Bottle ilI
. Si. lacobs illl
W
ti“
3 All! Pain is gone!
’Qnirhly‘lui’os. Almost illbluut ro-
inf'i‘roin soreness. stiffness, lameness
’irlid pain follows a gentle rubbing
Mill "ill. lanolin Oil."
, - Apply this soothing. penetrating oil
* directly upon the 1111110,an like magic,
relief cronies. “Bi. Jacobs Oil" is a
_ armless bncksche. lumbngo and sch
silica care which never disappoints,
had ilncsn‘t burn the skin.
Straighten up! unit complnininzl
Stop those torturous "stitches." In a
11mm you wlll forget that you ever
u. buck because it wont hurt or
iii? ill! or lame. Dontsouiter! Get
manual trial bottle or "St. Jacobs Oh"
when your ammwdmhfid ”Minis
diluting relief
131
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‘1.
All of New Haven't Pullmsnu Steal or
Stool Undorfrsme by December
'3 Prices that Speak for Themselves
¥ , rEcK
Potatoes
Extra fine quality
Granulated Sugar$1.13
25 lb Sack ‘
utter -
None better in town.
40111
Half in Pound Pridts.'3
Fancy Quality EGGS
3"“ Dozen in carton.
31c ’.
Van Camp's
Comnbell’s
Catsup, gallon stone jug, 65c
Snider‘s
SOUP
Three
Cans
250
Po’atoes,33‘fancy Maine,
Turnips. Native Yellow. peck 20 cents
peck 25 cents
Lemons—fancy . .
dozen 17- cents
Largo, 11:111. p11mc stock. Special pricc
pound ........ . ..................
Shoulders! Shoulders!
Salur (lax 01111.
........... 1253c?
Cut Price Combinatibn Sale
. of 1913 pack of Canned Goods.
lcan Fancy Sugar Corn
1 can No. 3 Standard Tomatoes
1 can Fancy Early June Peas
1 ALL FOR
250
10 Stamps ll‘l't‘t‘. with 1 I’kg.
l’i'cp- liurkwl1cai . . . .
Extra Stamp BargainsThlsWeck
. ..... 15c
10 Stamps Iirrr with l l’kg. Slut Coroanui ......... 15c
10 Stamps l"rcc with 1 Pkg. Macaroni .............. 10c
108tamps lr‘rrr with I Pkg. Oatmeal .................. me
in Stamps l91't'c with 1 box 2 in 1 Shoe l’olish ........ 10c
1113111111113 Free with 1 lb. l’urc Borax ........... 15c
1054111111115 l"rcr with 1 Pkg. l’urc Spires ........... .. :01:
lo Stumps him: with 1 ll). Cofl'cc ................... . . 25c
1;: Stamps Free with 1 lb. (Toil‘rr ................... . 30c
.20 Stamps It‘rrr with 1 lb. Collu- ............ . . . . 35c
31151111111115 I5rrr Mill 1 ll). 'I‘cn ....................... 35c
.111 Stamps I’ri‘c with 1 lb. 'l‘ca' ................. . . . . .. 50c
(108111111115 broi- with 1 lb. 'l'ca ....................... 60c
Extra Special
Japan Rice
slb
Its a result of spoclnl ofiorln 111111111
by the Pullman Company to uxpudlte
lho dullrory of new equipment to the
New York, New Haven iii. Hartford
liullrnud,
Pullman «'1er now in operation on thati
system are olthrr nil steel or of ritual
underl‘rainu and nice]
lion.
puny has just assured Chairman llow-
urd‘lslllioit that by December illst ev~
cry Pullman car In use anywhere on
the Compuny‘s lines will be of that
character.
For some lime now practically all
the sleeping cars running
New York and Boston have been all
isteei cars, or cars with steel undo!”
.rmmos and steel platforms. This has
also been true or all the parlor ears
on the many through trains operated
butwssuawstun Ind-119w York. Bra
November let. the Pullman campus?
Tel 871
swunmm ~42”... .......u.—.....................,...m- Mm .. 1..
MORE STEEL. CARS,
Slit.
ulmut 510 per no. i. of the
end construe.
l-‘urihrrmora. tho l’ullniun Com-
llliiillii.
iur us the
between
out-ion.
bun usuurod \lr i1‘lllotl,
alouphur lombinuiion11ndobsurinilofgmg- u 1.1 lira ("alvln Smith. Mr. and
coin in use on the road will be
blunt or stool under irumo construc-
tion and Hip tow wooduu parlor curu‘ Mrs. Weeks. .er Mr. weeks, 1-112. Mr.
rnuuilnlnu then will have been ropkio
ml by January 1111.
Their are rcquirud at this than Ol'Mrfi. in
your, when the winter schedules are in
(input. 155 Pullman curs, lllittli) up otinchromlnr. M‘ny lilnuvelt. Draco and
.22 cmnbinntiou cars, so parlor cars, it.
sleeping cars and 8 observation ours.
The summer service calls for 217 Pull-1
Work on cars for the New”
Haven at the Pullman shops will
rushud throughout the winter months
in order that the extra card required
in summer will be of the some charac-
East IndiaTea Co
1325 Washingtonfitreet
nooocmoooocommmomwommmoomammmoo
.. WE BAT TOOW MUCH MEAT WHlCH
IBHINE IiIllIIilS
GLOGS KIDNEYB, THEN THE‘
sAcKhunrrsp
Most tolks forget tbuttha kidneys.
like the bowels”: get sluggish and clog-
ull of
others.
r . w. -M “2......” .......w...... .m..c....,........~_..
the
be
wSentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive means of communi-
Thay siturd a direct way or
carrying a message to the onuvibo
wilt be the mint interested.
i’ropurty runners utilise Sentinel ..
Walt; 1111111.. in. fiddled bums or Jam
autumn: mull host or delay.»
.. in the kidney mun,
~ aches rheumatic twinges torpid liver,
acid stomach
sorts of bladder disorders.
1- region. get about four ounces of Jad
[Mild of grapes and lemon landown-
Wblnod with lithla and is harmless to
1111311 clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity.
,trallzcs the acids in the urine so it no
longer, irritates, thus ending bladder
- makes a delightful effervescent lithiuni
.. take now and then to keep their kid-
- neys clean, thus avoiding serious com-
. plicntions.
while it is only trouble.
1 , .. .
‘qu Be at the First Methodist Episco-
i pal Get-Together Meeting Tonight.
. ' Rochelle,
rether mectln s, ’ in First Metho-.
.1: g "I l ‘ 5the city who have horses and wagons
3 He stillhns many friends here
1gcnernl interest to tho
filarsc gathering of km- friends.
. tlro.
. sod and néed a dumbing occasionally,
also we hare backache and dull misery
severe head-
sleeplessness and all
you simply purist keep your kidneys
untlve and clean and the moment you
feel an nohe or pain in the kidney,
Suits 1’er any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wits
ter’ before breakfast. for a few days
and your kidneys will then not line.
This famous sulfa ls made from the
. 1it also neu-
disorders. .
Jud Salts is harmless; inexpensive; ‘
water drink which everybody should
A null known local druggist says he.
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks $110.
belleie in overtmmlng kidney trouble'
...-.._._.--.. .,..
REV. DR. DUNCAN T0 PREACH.
The Rev. W. W. 'l‘. lluncnn. of New‘
will preach at tho Get-Ti»
dist Church tonight. Dr. Duncan was
pastor of the church bore for six years. 5
IHis pastorate here “u as 11 red- letter day
:.11 the annals oi this historic church.
103
1
j ’whom he richly endeared himself in
1 those fruitful years or his ministry
in this ill).
. lug an equally successful pastorate in
. New Rochelle and while he is a very
Ibusy man in his really grunt church.
1yct he manages to make time to be
‘prcnsut at special occasions of this.
his former churr h. The coming of the
preacher tonight will be a matter of
connnunliy
and 11 throng of people will want to
p 1 hour and greet him.
i"; MRS. GEORGE. WEEKS suupmseo
' l
1 3 Large Party of Friends at Her Home
in Neptune Avenue.
I
~1
. I Mrs. George Wcoku. Jr,. was Inkolr
,iotally by surprise. last evening, by n
The
[party reached her home. on .‘opiuuo
around Just as she was about to re—
Duurinp; and games were portion
:puiod In until midnight. whom 11 bounti-
' 1 till rupnsi wan pnrlukun of 1‘ ho gain
‘erinu dispersed in the woo hours or
the morcuinl all declaring themselves
'nu hurling n lino time Those prusunl
worn: Mi and Mrs. William llnuka.
”Klimt. William Smith. Mrs. l’iimr. Mrs.
_1 Mobile. Mr. and Mrs. h‘oliwlck. .lr.. and
11nd Mru. it Arnold. Mr. and Mon 8.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith. Mr. and
.Smlth. Mrs. lilnuvcit. Mrs.
lliluuvcit, .lr., Mrnxllrondhurst, Iliuima
llnzol muslin. Annie and Florence
Smith. l.l“lhl" «Smith. mother Meade,
mother Merriam. llllsla 'lli'OiltlIilll‘hI,‘i\‘lu-
rle Kaufman. Olive Smith. Manila and
Pearl 'li‘ruko, Thomas Hyde. Edward
blackmail. Claude Wetmore, Nelson
Mitchell. Courtlsnd Marisa“, l‘hllip
Merriam. William Tucker. Walter
liluuvelt, Arthur Mail/(1918143911911 Bou-
nis. vlieroy Lathnn. Russell (Banks, Mud-
elelno illuuvolt and Albert Smith.
4W >WW
Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want Advs. for mean to find more
sprrecintlw employers. 5
~m
Airs. tor. ohm to that. “.1111:de ."bob
tar position!"
‘cun citizens. who were unable to board
from the stricken city and four for
,tsry trains, carrying all their posses-
llr Duncan is now hav- ‘
Housewives winch sentinel Want 5
33 ‘ W I... .
Ill GALVESTOII
l “-m v ,
GALVESTON, Tex. Oct. Sir-«Gener-
albollx Dion and his two companions
‘who took refuge on board theflllnlted.
States warships in Vera Cruz 'lu‘trbor,
early this week. will probably
landed in Galveston. in accordanc:
with plans made by John Llnr, Presi-
dent Wilson’s personal representative
in Mexico, and Rear Admiral Fletcher,
commanding the American fleet in
Mexican waters, Dion and his compan-
ions will be transferred to the steam
alllp Alabama. of the Gulf Coast Fruit
and Steamship Company, tomorrow 11f-
ternoon, and he brought here.3
The Alabama is at Tampico, await-
lug orders, and according to it. '1‘
llurge, pr Isldcni ol' the stomushlp
company. the vessel l1as,been put at
the service of Mr. Lind and Almlral
Fletcher for the conveyance of the
refugees to the United Status and 1hr
offer is understod to have been no
copied.
Federals Leave Chihuahua City.
DALLAS, Tex, Oct 3]—-—A dispatch
to the Dallas News from El Paso said
Chihuahua. City. Mex. was evacuated
by federnls yesterday. leaving the city
open to capture without resistance by
Pancho Villa 3 rebels. Villa’ 5 men had
occupied the outskirts of Chihuahua
before the abandonment. 3 The icderals
were said to have retreated toward
Juarez. The dispatch adds:
“Thousands of American and ’Mexh
the ion troop trains are panic stricken.
They have no means of getting away
their lives. Many believe that follow
era of Orozco will be given no quarter ~~
.by Villa during the occdpntion of the
state capitol. What few residents or
are following in the wake of the mill-
slons with them."
The fear for ()rozco’s synipnthlzersl
is based on resentment expressed by
rebels against him for fighting in the
federal army.
Dr. Topper on Peace Minion.
TUCSON. Aria, Oct. 31.—-Dr. Henry
'Allen Topper was at Hermosillo, 80-}
mm. today. on a mission in conhectionI
with his oiilciul position in the inter 1
national pcncedorum. He denied that.
I he represented President Wilson in an
official way.
Dr. 'i‘upper asserted that present
prospects for peace in Mexico weroi
bright.
w”...
A COLD WOMAN.
“What's the matter? A bridegroom.
shouldn‘t look so depressed." 7
"Dlslllusionlzed. that's what."
“How now?" 1
"i offered my wife two kisses to
1build the kitchen fire, and she flatly
. refused."
,sbortuge of food and fuel with its new;
For YOur Baby.
The Signature ofy
is the only guarantee that you have the
Genome
3 prepared by him for (min years.
YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BEST
"0’!
Your Physician Knows Fletcher’s Castorla.
Sold only in one size bottle. never in bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
The Centaur Company. W mu.
M
gsory Arbitration and Conciliation act
STRIKE GAUSES pa assed in 1902. by the terms of which
“"6“ SUFFEB'NG any Dl’ltitllls imiting workmen to
1strlke or any employers ordering a
110ckont without first going to arbitra-
,tion are liable to severe penalties.
The labor upheaval began with a
contpsnylng privatlons for the poor-3strike of Shipwrights several weeks
or classes is commencing to be felt ago, when the men demanded better
throughout New Zeuland as a result conditions and the recognition of
of a general strike of coal miners and their union. The (lockers and miners
(lockers :shortly afterwards laid down their
Work has ceased in most trades in-tools in sympathy, and other trades-
every port of New Zealand, and in men followed their example until 11
Wellington and Auckland the occur ‘lnrge proportion of the organized labor
rencc or. riots has brought about the of the Dominion had ceased work
landing of bluejackets from the Brit- r——-—;—~—-‘r.
lsh warships on the station to assist‘ . LARGER BOlLER..M9VED.
in preserving order to protect the men The moving 0' the ‘large 15 ton
engaged in loading frult 0n the Veg. boiler for the new Cluett & Peabody
eels on the dock and to see that {1116- {building from the freight yards
sengers are allowed ‘to embark or through Ann street, attracted much
land from steamers without molester attention Wednefidoy morning. it was
tlon. .too large to he placed on whorls and it.
The struggle which has led to this “’83 necessary to use rollers. Wil-
serious position in the Dominion onllam Coggswell had the comraci.
New Zealand is a trial of strength be: ._.....____...- '
tween the employers and the Fedora-'3 Sate money—Sentinel ads. WI” 99”
tion of Labor which is not registered property get employment or “3’“ va~
under the provisions of the Compul cant property quickly and cheaply
WELLINGTON. N. 2., Oct. 31.-A
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At Your Dealer’s
“Give me bread and good butter and my
inner man rejoiccth,” said Dean Swift. And 3
after all, butter is the “whole thing” in a
good meal.
“' Gold Medal Butter has the same rich, cream-dike taste
always. Because it is scientifically made, every pound is the
same, today, next Week, next month. And then it’s kept
good by the dust—proof, odor-«proof, germ-proof patent pack—
age all the way from the. churn to your honor plate. Seven
million pounds Sold last year and not a ripple complaint.
Gold Medal costs no more than bullet that's not
guaranteed. W by fake chances? {Buy Gold
Medal a! your dealer’; today. If he happens (a
be out. write and give us lib name. We will see
that you we no! dirappoinfsd.
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