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WANTED
WANTED—«BY MAN AND WIFE,
washing and cleaning by the day or
washing to do at home. Send postal.
Mrs. Dlmuth. North Taylor Ave.
11'! 3t
WANTED —- CHAMBERMAID.
Steady work. Good wages. Central
Hotel. n5 3t
WANTED—TWO (2) FIRST-CLASS
men tailors to work on ladles' coats.
Steady work. W. F. Mahcr, 1385
Iranlstan Ave. , :15 6t
WANTED—BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
in cutting room, one that has had ex-
perience with short knife preferred;
Cluett, Peabody and '00., inc. 115 iii
WANTED——’l‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. [115129 it
01
CLUETT, PEABODY a. 00.. lNc.,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 ti
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C. T. McGovern
Liability, Fire, Lite, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.
,4? 1,5.» . p n: , j q. i
(swan.
r.BARTH0L.D.c.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
mouth Norweik Office—63 Meadow 8t..
7-8 p. to.
Phone Connecticut.
Hours-9 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday... Friday, ‘8‘:30 p.,-m.
SPINAL ANALYBiB FREE.
MEXillll—li afiefiu“
FELIX nuz
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Mme. Diaz interested. ,
PARIS, Nov. 7.»Madamo ‘T’Ol‘l'ii‘iO
Diuz was intensely moved by the news
or the attack on General Felix Dian.
She said General Poriirlo Diaz would
be greatly shocked by the occurrence.
because he loved Felix deeply. and she
would break the news to him as gent-
ly as possible.
lie would not say anything for publi-
cation as he was determined to follow
resolutely the rule he had laid down
for himself not to give any Interviews.
A HUMAN "QUADRUPED".
George ll. Hols, of South Norwulk,
received a letter yesterday from his
son, Charles G. Reis, who is a trooper
in Troop G, Fourth Cavalry, located at
Schofleld's Barracks. Honolulu. .Ilu-
lwuilan llslaulds in which there was
enclosed the picture of a seven-year
‘old Filipino girl. who had been born
with four pedal extremities. Two of
the lower limbs are fully developed,
but the other pair are not of normal
size and are curiously placed on the
trunk of the little girl’s body. To all
appearances the little girl was ulivd
ill. the time her picture was taken,
in her eighth your.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WORK.
William Ewing, chairman of the in-
dustrial committee or the chamber of
commerce, is sending out letters to
diu'oront mun inviting them to not on
his committee. Henry F. Coloburn in
doing the sumo tor the civic depart.
input.
The survey data has been collected
from the period between illlliiund. 1012
and now charts are bniunmudc oi
Norwaik and South Norwulk from the
results. Statistics of the other ultlon
ol‘ tilmlmctlcut of expenditures for
that period have been compiled and
charts cmnparinu the expenses with
the Norwulltc in being mudc.
DR. ALLFN WAafiHOT.
i‘lr. Lauren M. Allen, of wuslilmgion
street. an enthusiastic huulcr, was the
victim of. another hunter's shot router-
tlny afternoon. lljlr. Allen, though ‘he
will not divulge the name of the other
man and will tell but little alioutothe
np‘air, received several of the small
scattering shot in the face. lie is all
right today and attending his. regular
work. Dr. Aliens head protruded a
little over the brow of a hill and the
shot just skimmed over the summit.
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TO LET—~A DESIRABLE FURN-
lsbed room, all improvements. 20
Clay St, hi it
To LETwEVERY POSSIBLE RENT
convenience for families, business or
manufacturing. uiiouse and flat rents
from $5.00 to $50.00 per month. Manu-
iactory with or without power, barn
and carpenter shop. Inquire Rnyo
moan Bros. 116 St
TO LEV—FURNISHED ROOM FOR
one or two gentlemen, with or with-
out board. inquire after 5 p. m., 3
Edlie Ave, East Nor-walk. Tel. 52341.
‘ n0 3t
‘5._4
To LET-—-TWO MORE AI’AIRT-
meats ready. Heat and hot water
furnished. inquire 53 West Ave, Nor-
walk. ' n6 1w
To LET—HOUSE 0F lSix ROOM-S.
toilet and water, newly painted and
papered. .iient $13.50. No. 11 Han-
lord place, EastNorwalk. Inquire at
9 .Hantord place. East Norwalk. n5 3t
To LET—“FOUR ROOM-S WITH
good neighborhood. Rent $12.00. In-
quire 15 Franklin St. 116 iii.
To LET—~FIVEVROOMS. 266 EAST
Avc.. first floor. Rent $12. inquire
274 East Ave. Tel. 1271-3. n5 3t
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, SECOND
floor. $12 per month. Inquire 17
Laura St. as St
TO LET~TWO OFFICE ROOMS
over my store, 5 Main St, Norwalk.
Inquire of John T. Hayes. all (it
To LET—«FOUR ROOMS, Wi’l‘li
all improvements. corner Cove and
First Sts. Inquire R. Joselovsky, 62
Water St., or 21 First St. 022 ti
To LET~—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements. large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 180 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britton, 82
Fort St... East Norwalk. Phone 331.
TO LET OR FOR SALE—«ii ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $120. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas.
Id. Hoyt, at The South Norwalk issue:
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. . .
Stop Paying Rent
if you have $500 you can buy a bun-
galow, pro rooms and bath, furnace
bout. Plpcll and wired for gas and
electricity. Corner lot, 50 x 150. Open
for inspection each afternoon. Slimli-
ed at East Norwulk just off Gregory
'BOlilOV‘ai'tl. «Balance of principal may
Ibe made in small monthly payments.
Inquire
J, M. LAYTON a 00.. lNC.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin luuee
Hie Annual Cali.
'iiARd‘FORD, Nov. 7.~Governor
Simeon E. ‘Baldwln today issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation as follows:
State oi? Connecticut, by Ills Excellen-
cy, Simeon E. Baldwin, Governor.
A Proclamation.
Pursuant with a custom cocval with
the Commonwealth, I appoint Thurs-
day, the twenty-seventh day of Nevcmo
her, as a day of Thanksgiving and
i’raiso. ,
This year about to close has been
one of prosperity for the people of
Connecticut.
It has marked for the United States
the rounding out of a century or peace
along our northern boundary. from
sea to sea.
While two great powers. oue our
nearest neighbor on the South and the
other not far removed from our Asiatic
possessions, have been laboring under
the stress of public disorder and arm-
ed revolution, our political institutions
rvmuin un bukon. and the principles
ol’ couuillu ionnl government lane
boon aluminium] in all their integrity
in state and nation.
Au wo author on the day above an
pointed in family reunions and in the
iiuuuo oi‘ God. may We not forgot that
the loscud of our soul romaine yet true,
and the Hllntuiilliig help He gave unto
our fathom, the still gives in nu.
‘lmt an “outer into illlu union with
thanksgiving. and into ills courta’wlth
praise; be thankful illtli) Him. and
bless ills name.
'For the Lord is good; His mercy
to everlasting; and ills truth uuduroth
to all minorutioun."
(liven under my hand and the soul
of the State at tho tlupilui. in llurto
, lord, this noi’t‘lllil day of November. in
gthc your oi‘ Our Lord, Ono Thousand,
: Nico Hundred and Thirteen, and of the
Iludcpcmicncc oi the United the One
liumlred and 'l‘hlrty-elghth.
BiMlilON iii. BAmWiN.
By illlfl Excellency'a command.
ALBERT ’l‘. PiliLllll.’i‘-i,
Secretarl'.
Fro LET ‘ V
bath and light, centrally located, in‘
018 it "
FOR SALE
'EXCE'PTnIONAL BARGAIN ’4— MA-
hogauy motor bout, wander engine,
all in igndd condition, $70. _‘ D. Frig-
stad, i3 Plait St, East Norwalk, near
Charles St. ' n7 3t
FOR SALE-FOR WANT OF USE.
a good kind 'work or business horse.
F. ii. Fitch, grocer, 118 .South Main
St. " n5 3t
FOR BALE—«ORGAN, $5.00. [N-
quire 18 Grove St. or Tel. 753-2. .it
. n5 .
LOST
LOST—«FOX .TERRIER, BROWN
and white. Answers to name of Trix,
thud in right eye. oReward for re
turn to J. D, Flint, 7 'lieedSt. n7 tit
‘ FOUND.
FOUND-OLD HORSE. OWNER
can have some by proving property
and paying for board and advertise-
ment. A. Decesere, 25 Day St, M It
BUSINESS NOTICES
TRY A. F, BEESKOW'S HOME-
made bread, cakes and pies. Fresh
.daily. Telephone 305. :17 3t
wwD. PETTY, D. 0., CHIROPRAC-
tor—Spinal Adjustments. Will call
at your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analysis tree. Office, Room 8.
Mansion House, South Norwalk.
Phone 307. 06 lm
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DEAD‘LIMBS
are the onesihat fall~a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAiN a SAUNQERS.
GOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
l‘HE BREAGH Ill MEXlllil
EXPANDING
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answer to the (lulled States or dello
nite action which would indicate his
attitude in face of demands made has
been somewhat annoying to Mr, Lind.
it was known that negotiations had
been conducted in an indirect manner,
not following the ordinary diplomatic
course, and Mr. Liud's sudden appear-o
uucc in the federal cupitulis assumed
to be due to his desire. to bring things
quickly to a clearly defined point.
Lind Arrives at Destination,
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 7.«~Jolm Lin-J.
the personal rcpresentatiVe of Presi-
dent Wilson, arrived here this morn-
ing from Vera Cruz. The United
States Embassy h' not received any
advices of his coming. .
Mr. Lind will be at the American
embassy during his stay here. lie
was accompanied by Captain William
A. ilnrnsde, the ‘Klnericnn military ut-
inche, and Ensign John L. Hill, of the
battleship Louisiana, was detailed by
Rear Admiral Fletcher to act as Mr.
Lind‘s aide.
There was much speculation here,
today as to the character of the dis-
cussion at the Cabinet meeting held
last nights 'All that is known definite
ly is that the relations between New
ice and the United Stilton were dis»
cussed, but no determinate action was
agreed upon. -
ital and the stuff or the United States
onilulssy only learned the news from
the morning papers», ‘ [Consequently
only one of the clerks of theembassy
wont to the station to 'meet’blm.
As Mr. Lind nicpped from the train
llo consentcd_.dlilluing~ly to pose for
several phoioursphcrsflbnt‘to all ncwuo
paper men who spoke to him.,hu made
nonocoinmitul replies.
Marines Ordered South.
BOii'l‘Milli'I‘li, N. ii, Nov. 7.~~()r-
dors were receiver! l’rou‘i‘ Washiunltm
today for two hundred of the three
hundred marines stationed at the
Portsmouth Navy Yard to prepare lino
mmllutcly‘ for sorvlco In a southern
clluulc.
General Dim: Ar eeted.
HAVANA, Nov. 7.~~ll(&1. Felix Diuz
was arrested hero loduy and accused
Mexican Woundcd by a bullet from n
rovolvor during last night's alterca-
tion iu the course oi‘ whichJilonerul
lllnz was wounded slightly.
Huerta May Retire. I
ammo. Nov. 7.~~'l‘hc correction
the impression that (innoraliiiucrla
may «perhaps retire from olden as pro
visiouul president if the great now-
dlntos, as by so doing as “wit avoid
the appearance of yielding to Amer-lo
can pressure alone.
The correspondent mentioned a
Mr. Lind had not notlllcd anybody -.
that he was nominate the federal cnp- -' '7
of shooting Pedro (irorrcro, the young ‘
dent in Mexico City of the Frankfurt
Gazette lolcgrnphs today thatlle lllilio”
crs support the action at thi‘ United
The Journewal'om Mexico'ofll
“ransom ..
fatal wonj H ,
was simply monument-attire meal rs“ ‘ ‘
or the German colony. rtbere.‘ ac rd-
ing to the‘:.corrlillpondeiit. . ,
Llnd'e ‘R’btuiii ito ‘l‘ll’exloo‘ only)
wasnrnMW. Nov. 7.~:llllhn .
Llad’s unexpected return to Me‘sico «'
City from Vera Cruz. is understood
here to haveboqp without direction
tiers from Washington, but in dine,
with the instructions under which: he
has been enjoying the sr'blttest if”
dom of movement. This latest dovch
opulent in the Mexican situation lives
surrounded by a great deal or reti-
cencoilere. lit‘wutl said to ’be brilliao
ble that be Is acting upon a belief that
important developments may be me
pectod. '
One oiilcial view is tllatCllargeO'o
Shaughnessy either has received some
intimation that Huerta is about to
answer the representations made early
in the week or that O’Shaughnessy is
desirous of advising with Lind on ad-
ditiouul steps to‘be taken under. his
instructions. -
Horizon in Dark.
. ROME, Nov. 7.——‘Comlnentlng on‘vrthe
Mexican situation today, the Giornaie .
d'ltalln says the horizon is dark over
Mexico, where the situation is becom-
ing tragic. It admits that interven-
tion s unpopular and is not desired
by the UnitedStates, but says it is
dliiicult to avoid, as Provisional Pres-
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NEW SCHOOL. FOR CHILDREN. it
Those who Use Hands Better Than i
Brains Given a Chance at 0
Cleveland. Ohio. ‘
WASIilNG'I‘ON, Nov. 7.—-~l'lund- ‘
alluded childrenwthcse who work
better with their hands than thc’r
brains~nre being given their chancel
in a separate school at tilevdaudw
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Ohio, according to a bulletin issued
by the Federal llurcnu of Education
The olomoneury industrial school, as
it is called, was started to give such
boys and girls as good a chance in-l
life as the “languugcomindcd” have ul~l
wnys had.
The (,‘levelund authorities say they;
have found that much waste \vus'
caused by the attempt to force nh-:
stract intellectual effort on such child-l
ren whose interval was more in (lo-i
lug things. lialtioot‘ thoir‘timo is (lo-l
voted to Englishgianalhematlcs. noon-l
raphy and lilstoi'yhn‘rhlle the renmlnd-g ‘
or is given over to manual and indus- ‘
[trial work. domestic science and gym
‘nnslum practice. ‘
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bulletin continues, own in tho face of
adverse clrcumutancos, ’l‘ho curollo1 ..
ment has ithl‘P‘ilillll doubledJu
pils who have lost interest in schooli
work of all kinds, some to tho cutout l
of being known as "dullnrds" and “in-
chrrlgiblos." have become eager illitl
alert, not only ’in hand work, but in
the ucadmnlc studies as well.
India .buys vast quantities or Amer-
ican lanterns.
of modern existence.
in
i Many a willing worker is
because of his p
aurora
... AI soon as the dl‘flttlvc organs get out of order the general
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i" health declines.
from them, and so may you.
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the World”
, V A Striking Bulletin of Saturday Specials
far; It; Arm-’1‘-) ti”; -1 at; an".
. ‘m‘ ‘\‘\“-K‘\.‘x“\¢\"\-~.an-
1')“. school has been successful. the W::\:<:<:f:::1:<=<:<:f: :'::::
PIERCE CHARGED WITH NON
SUPPORT.
ilctcctlvoo‘Sorgcarlt Lcutlierlund ‘ to]
day arrested John Pierce. Jr.. of South |
Norwalk, on the charge or nouosupport’
made by his wife. He was placed un-‘
dcr $200 bonds for appearance in court
next Monday, when he will be tried.
l‘icrce is employed at linnl’ord‘s goo
HE
is needed to cope with the complex conditions
Never has so much been
demanded of men and women before the World
lves them the mood of success towards which
, ey‘strive. A steady brain and a far-seeing eye ;. n
. are the first requisites of Progress, and these are , “f
a great measure the result of perfect health.‘
behind in the race
One can be
‘bri ht, active and energetic-urine can do one’e -' ~ *‘
fullg duty every day if one has good digestion and
T388.
ysicsl con tion.
he joy of living vanishes, end one'l eiiom . ‘
are hampered by lack of enemy or vitality.
unfailing remedy furthers dineltlvo derangement: and their
attendant evils-mac that can be absolutely depended upon.
’ Beecbsm'e Pills have for over sixty years proved a specific
(or just such cued, Thousands have derived a luring benefit
‘ it is a simple matter to keep
your digestive organs in good condition. All you need do ill to
‘ Depend on
. ...; ~ .. Every department has its bar;
, 5191 gains to offer tomorrow, and you M
“‘7; ‘V 9" Will find here almost any kind Of
3.75 . new goods you desire, marked at . ,
ll ‘. very special prices. T
Our stocks are NOT composed
of goods bought for soocall‘ed
J “Special Sales.” They are all
I. . bought in the regular way
through the usual channels, and
fully measure up to our high
’ standard of quality.
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Come Tomorrow for Slime Truly Great Bargain
Women’s and Mlsses' ‘
High‘ Grade Tailored suits "
All the latest models and materials. Special price for S‘aturo
‘ (lay .. ..... $18.95 -
‘ Regular price value $25.00. . 5.
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Children s Coats , _ ~.
“ ‘Iil‘adc of high grade chinchilla and bouclc in all the new colors. ‘
Special for Saturday .... . . . . . . .. $1.98 to $9.50
Regular price value $2.98 to $12.98.
Women’s and Misses’ Coats
including all trc fall styles.“ Prices .............. $7.98 to $40
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Men .s GRADE Suits--- Overcoats u
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Snappy New Models in 3:!
M ’ S 't O ' t 5’
€11 S 111 S --- vercoa S i!
Wcll made and perfect fitting. Prices from '. ..... $10 to $25 k l: .
. Remember we have more unadvertised than advertised bar- (6
gains. .. , , 3 , ‘ ‘3’
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lEasy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE
HOME DRESSMAKER
Soft China silk waists in stripcdch The waist used for today's home .
ice! are sharing favor with some very dressmaking lesson is in green and ...,
dainty models in black and white, blue white, for there-is no more lesbian»
and white and green and white checks. able color combination than this {tilt ‘
_ now. The collar is very iashiopab e if “"'
made of soil white .liucn stitched sink», , n
ply with two rows of embroidery in ' -»
chain, outline or cable stitch. T“ ‘H‘
idea is also a change from the custom-
ary collar of silk or lace. .
To make the waist requires 2 yard! ,_
oi aooinch material. and as a splendid \o
quality of China silk is obtainable at ”
$1 a yard, the model will not~bc eat-
pensive, and making it oncscli‘wlll b0
much better than buying a waist a,
limit only to findlhc material of much
poorer quality. o";
A chic feature is the little string .
of Kelly green satin, held with: rin ‘
pin oi gold or silver. . ‘ v
To cut out the waist, all oillhe lit
pieces cmnposiug the pattern vehoulil’
be laid on tilt: silk carefully, than
pinned in place, The collar and back
may be laid on a lengthwise ‘iold of.
36~illcil material. The from. out! and
sleeve are placed on a lcnytllwillr
thread oi the. goods. _ , - ‘ .
The directions lor makln the Will“ .
A MISSES’ SHIRT WAIST. . .
A pretty design madc of green and are exceedingly supple an ~quite‘lika
white checked silk, and trimmed With the rules given lor'lpulimg together
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There I“ an ' r n turnodown collar of soil linen slilcilo any simple model. lac clasped front y
cd with green silk thrcad. The shaped must be stitched carefully to preserve
front is set oil with small black silk llli lures. Blackosilk crochet uilone
crochet buttons and a string tic oi may hr added totbc decorative; chemo.
Kelly green satin. , ,
it (issued.
CUTTING c
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‘ ‘ Jaw or .55 mm murmur worming.
Patented April 30, 1007. 3 j ‘
‘ ” ” .' . " 14. m, 18 and so ears. Price of pot
Al all m... 16 “fig" “89 ”(Sizes , / _ Y
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