puss Isabelle Loo lo: New York, is“
the guest or Miss ”Florence ”Kelley, of
Home street. -
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Beer is a far more dangerous enemy
to Germany than all the armies of
miles. —~’Vcn Molina,
Mr. and Mrs. lrving Wilmett, of
~~Bnlon Park, has bales entertaining
Mien Flora Schuldicegot Danbury.
l——.
Mrs. Charles F. Min-shall. oi? Non'
walk. visited with relatives on Green:
wich avenue, Stamford, yesterday.
l"""
‘Miss Bertha Schuldico. who spent
the weekend with Miss Theresa Far—
rell, of Hickory Bluff. has returned to'
her home ln Danbury‘.
u.» ”-4—.
Mia. .leetta' Badpoker, of
floods. of Lowe attest.
.. Nah.
The regular monthly meeting of the.
,‘Woman‘s'Gulld of Trinity Church will
be held this eventual at 7:45 in the
. Guild room. It is rliquesied that all
. mite-boxes the returned.
p...
~Edward Baxter Berry’s piano-forte
lecture-recital this alvening at tho
Namath Library Auditorium at 8
o’clock. Tickets 50c.
Louis G. Soderstrolm. of South Nor~
walk. has just rotunhed from Wash-
ington, D. C... where ‘he inspected all
'~ the public buildings, and was extend'
ed several courtosies by Congressman
Jeremiah Donovan. ‘
l-—-
‘Mlss Ella C. Lindllborg, of 12 lvy
place. who has heonl substituting in
the South Norwalk Public Library, all
summer. has taken a} position in the
New York City Library. in 42nd direct.
in the cataloguing department.
my...“
. Edward P. Murron. keeper of the
Rmith street ”trumpllousc." has filed
his report for the your. An avorngo‘
of six men each plight were thken
core of. The largest number for a
single month was in Decatubor u hon
393 were accommodated. There were
only 20 for the o. ltlto mouth of July.
—-——»—-—+~
O, W. liosnott. of Mlorldon. haa idon-
llfled hlmaolf 'with the business oii
William P. Boom. inl South Norwalh
and Norwalk. and will horoniicr have
charge of tho oommotlclnl department
of Mr. lleorr. A apocialiy will ho
made or card and lnl ox systams. oi-
llcs swollen of ovary doncriptinn. etc.
390mm attention willlalao be given to
mourn i'or engraving” cmbosalng and
other lines of ntntloiory work. Mr.
liners him recently completed the re—
modelimr othla stored and than aplacod
a porgolu in tho 801th Main street
one, which is brown; Vary attrac-
urn.
New“
York, has returned to her home at-
nor a few days' visit with the Misses
Ma. Hows {MNFUL our.
Chhrles I.Hoyt ‘or East Norwalk, the
milk dealer. slipped and fell over a
bottle this morning. The glass con-
tumor hlfibko and the resulting gash
iner. Hoyt's left hand was closed
oniyphy. live stitches. After the at-
tendanloo'x'rom the physician ‘Mr. Hoyt
‘ continued on his ngute.
W
from any cause. apply Dr Thomas’
Eclectrlo Oil. Pain can't stay Whore
it is used. "
Gordon Gloves
Good assortment of Ladics‘
Fabric Gloves“ in Mochasette.
Suede.'Cashmero. with silk‘ lin.
lag, in tan. gray, brown, white
.andqblack ......-25c and 50c
‘Gh-lldron's and-Mioces' Fabric
Gloves. in tan and brown 250
Ladies’ Wool Golf Gloves. in
. gray and black ......... 60c
Missos' and Children’s Goli
Gloves. in black and col-
MITTENS.
Mlsses' and Children's Mittens
in black and colors ~15c and 25c
lnt’ants' Angora Mittens .. 31-00
lllette
as Wachlnwon it.
no. no. Norwaik.
Dentistry and
Nature .. .
Nature gave us many faculties
and a body to nourish them all "
The teeth perform the first act in
sustaining that body in perfect
condition.
Dr. J. H. Mallory -.
and have him keep them in per-
fect working order.
16 80. Msln 8b, .0. Norwalk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYB BY APPOINTMENT
Paid on
Savings
Deposits
. “it-«3‘ .
l
South Nomi]: ' ;
‘ Trust Co.
——For any pain. from tolr to toe. ‘
"" dzMarx Clothes
‘»
Anywhere you go.
when: you see a group
of will Mom folks.
you .pro yseeoev-
oral Hart Water &
”Marx overcoats;
they’re not "all alik
either. :
overcoat stock. For
the older and more conn‘
.oervative “chasm. we
have the quieter types.
dignified and drosay.
For the young anon?
, who seek the snappy...
,ultra models, extreme
"styles, we hay: plenty
of the latest things For
young women who like ~
the “man's overcoat”
idea. we have many
good things.
Glad to show you
any of them; «over-
coats $18 to $35;.and
other makes the best
at each price down to
$10.
“m
As you no lect the
teeth so you neglect t e bOdy. ‘f‘
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
)‘Cutb'ill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
The Door of Profitable Occupation
Is Always Open to
Merrill BusinessCollege
’G R A D U A T E S
Come Let Us Train You. Day and Night Sessions
Moderate Tuition. Free Books and Stationery. .
South Norwalk. Stamford, Port Chester ..
The transmission of your our
in a rent vital port—wand it it
isn't kept in first-class shape it
will cause nocnd of trouble and
expense.
To avoid transmission trouble»
~’l‘ROUlli.E YOU CAN'T Rio.
PAIR ON THE ROAD—have us
overhaul your car this fall or
winter.
Wo will son that .EVEIIY‘
THING in put in Ad condition
by genuinely competent, real
mechanics.
You'll and o annulus chop
with modern. adequate oqulp
olont horo~and reasonable
charges.
W A. flANFORD
‘ ‘peotediy M a witness and
am in June. she visited her deter, I“
_ Emma J. McLaughlin. in the hospital '
and found her adhering (mm burns :1
on the arms and legs which hospital It
attendants said were from sslbburn. 1'
diatom iodine opinion “Mrs. Cart- -'
wrighhlhey mm from some other "
‘ muse. Mrs Cartwright thought. she
‘ lnouuoomont of Ryan's release
:6”
. ed his wife, diod hora today.
during antral-relies days earlier.
pltal Badly Burnett, Witness
Declares
non of the investigation of Warner-
oi insanity
Mrs Anna Cartwright, 101
street. Roxbury, was put on unex
said. the burns looked as though thoy
hull been sound by scalding The so
lug testimony“relating to alleged cruel
m can. of the male attendants at
Rose Pomposrand dragged Zby
heals.
the
Witness declined for a lens
has from the papers. Dr. Michael J.
given it must he used. The witness
accused Regina Rawnhuk of doing the
Miss Foster and Amelia Stuart al-
patlont. though suicidal, arid boasts
that she will have nurses discharged
if their actions dont please her It
was further contended by these wit—
nesses that the Maria woman is given
tea three or (our times a week, has
on oil stove in her‘ room and boasts
of her alleged pull with Dr. Ernest V.
Scribner. superintendent.
Witnesses alleged a lack of table
linen and said that shoots used on
beds where diseased patients dr un.
tidy patients sleep, hava been used for
table cloths. alter being returned from
,ihe laundry. Miss fBoodle 'I‘akanoil,
things.
Mary E. Neal told the state board
filters are no towels in her ward and
that patients have to use anything
they can get. Frankil told how he
and tvvo attendants named Peterson
and Vitenni. trimmed a patient, Sren.
tins Zeidus. alter the patient
struck Frankll.
He also altoged that. Joseph Lnnz is
now in the hospital suffering from in‘
juries.
The hearing will he continued
Wednesday forenoon at 11 o‘clock.
4......
lNG BETTER
A cullgh modicine for children must
help their coughs and colds Wihout
and bowels. Foley's Honey and Tar
exactly this this need. No opiates, no
sour stomach. no constipation follows
ins, coughs and croup are all quickly
helped. For solo by all drusgisia.”
LELlVELT AND RYAN GO To TOLE-
DO.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov.
“Ryan. outfielder. and .lack Lalivoli.
pinch hitter, were. released to Toledo
by the Cleveland Naps yesterday.
Both are left handed hitters.
[cloned little surprise.
.hitting was one of the features or the
fiNaps' play last season. ViceuPranident .
iBamurd said the Nova are angling for
ganoihar gardener. a right handor. 'i‘ho
FOR cmsoasn man: is NOTH-V
bad effects on their little stomachs.
Washroom in Waromiar Hos. :p.
j ‘ ‘wou‘oaoraa, um. Nov. twain?» ;.
“ion or alleged cruelty-Ito patients form~ "
~ ‘. ‘cd a‘lam'oart pitthd testimony alien, --
. ‘od yesterday attéinoon at the resumpm 11
in date hospital by the state board I“.
Date ,:
testified M33
* "called wot pack was involved in a long ‘
discussion or Ills, pinion of the case. p.
‘Max'B. Frank“. in addition to utter '
treatment. said he would add that 95 ‘
the Worcostor state hospital drink or ~ ’
‘ are habitual drunkards. .1
Alma Foster testified tllat she saw '
time toglve name unless it was with- ‘
O'Meura ruled that if the name was
dragging and mentioned Edith Rob- ..
erts in connection with face slapping. ' ~
leged that Rose Acosta is a privileged ‘
whose petition started the investiga- .
. lion, testified to this among other
had .
Coffees. lb.
uncut-Ionian... I.
fut
nagu-uvr
Butter, lb
zone Soap
.sno- n'c-
....... ...I 35c. 40:. 609 and ”on
A. F. Beckmann & CO.
'3 AND I5 WASHINGTON 81".
. PHONE 440.
Price Sa e
AT BECKMANN’S
‘NA‘WONA‘L BISCUIT 60.78 CRACKEHS BELOW COST.
NNMBCO. GRAHAM OR SOCIAL TEAS. PKG.
Maud S Brand Flour
Gold Medal Flour.
Pillsbury’ 5 Best Flour . . . . . . .... Bag 75¢. Bbl. $8.00
Jones’ Superlative Flour
Best Creamer
6 cakes Bela Naptha or
Burnett‘s Dry or Old Tomlllmn. bottle
Monommwwniskey (tor home use), bottle ..
Cryfltaiiled Rock and Rye. large bottle
...-.
1..
.. o . n .
.' n no va
Bag 72¢. pm. $5. 75
.. Baa 75¢. W M 00
Baa 78¢. Bbl $6.20
ltlhlol
...........
..... -.-.-.n
25c. 28c. 30c, 32c Ind as. 7
scorn uonwnult.
being wet through.
About the
A shoe that is diflerent from the' regular acceptcd idea. at “
Outing Slices. Made of soft leather that is always pliable after .
it is the ideal
Conneally 8. Bracken ~
81 Washington St.
Winter
Outing Shoe.
Phone 865M \
$5.25
a ton
delivered in
‘1']-1-
l
its use. Study colds, whoezy hreaih- , .
I x
l
l .
l
sir-Buddyi: , ~
The an- 1
(local I.
. laelivolt's pinch :
u.-,-,v
most desirable shndlngs.
the bins. Try a ton.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street, SOuth Norwalk.
.\‘. ‘ ‘R\ \H‘\‘\‘\:“\‘ " fi“ ‘\
- ~4'I"I"'
. Stunning, New
Winter Goa 3
You can make your selections from llcdlord cords, bout-lea,
chluchillas. diagonals. ziholiuos, hrondcloths and novelty mlxlurra.
Kimono, sot~ln and mandarin sleeves, amp shouldera:
lined throughout with satin and sUmoare body lined.
All sizes.
$55.98 .0
WE ALTIC
M. Moltasch & Son
120 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN BTOREw-Tlo Atlantic Street, Stamford.
COAL
A cargo of large size. No. 3 Nut (loal just received 85. 25 per ton
& fl'flldlpldrla '0'
.n.‘ ‘xvlu ‘l*\fi\‘\.\‘\‘\‘\Q\-s‘xt
$5.23
a ton
3 ‘I‘f:".\.\:\‘\w. "‘“.
. U‘IJIU/ .
some are
in black and
$29.68.
it FREE.
w A. “A" «no. ‘r
‘nutn-bt
ileum will carry at laast llvo outfield-i
it. now has tour. Birmingham,‘
lLaibold. Granny and Jackson. All but:
'Blrmlngham are left handed billiard,
:Manwer Birmingham is expected in
.«Clavoland Tuesday, and a deal for un‘
_ iAmorican banana meeting in Chicago
outfieldar maybe put through at tho!
' this weak.
WINE MURDEHEN DlES OF
‘WOUNDS.
‘NA‘BHUA, N. ll" Nov. 4.«-h‘.rnest (l.
Motley. tho Polham iarmar who shot
himsoli‘last Wodnssday evening, altar
"had become known that he had kill-
‘Mccoy, "who was 84 years old, shot
himself sitar his daughter and a
neighhor had been summoned to his.
home by his threats of suicide. He
confessed that he had killsd his wife
Nu. Mutiny, animus sown. your: will
or monitor oddball; lino canon dis ,
cyal Easy Chairs
you
Button-andekcst"
strata the great features town.
Pulh Button Kind.
Just think how much more
comfortable you can he in a big,
handsomo chair like this. than
in any other choir now in your
house. liomcmncr lloynl litany =
(”hairs aro famous tho world
over for tho
"Push Button." Disapflurlng
Foot Rut, Concealed Nun.
paper Rack,
and they come in much a lane r'
variety of styles and prion that;
you can always and am:
to suit your taste and porno. 3
We are now-mailing aamal
showing and will be pleased to
have you call and let as domain
Prices from 312 lama.
Come In rmyl
Norwalk Chronicler