the bum dyspepsia; when the
t 2ormentii Int9 811591191 119119119
not sick and miserable, . that’s
9 you recline the magic Io Pope’s
pain. it makes all utomuch Il‘IlB-
Knish In live minutes
our dtomnch 151111 11.; v'coutlnuouu
olt-~it you can't not it regulated
e. for your alike, try Pape' 5 Din-
it's no needless to have n
.orite food meal then liilie a. little
glib-eat without fear“ ,,
e'o Diopepsin “really does " regu
te week. out of- order stomachs that
given it Its millions of ‘sules annually.
Get 11 large fifty cont case of Pope’s
Diu’pepeln from any drug store. It in
the qulc kcst9 surest atoniuch relief and
cure known It acts almost like magic
it Is a scientific, harmlese and piece
stomach preparation which truly
1901185 in every home
9. ".9 Mb ’ul
EYMOUR MANHFACTURER DEAD.
SEYMOUR, Nov. 19.—-9~’I‘homns F.
'Burke, general manager of the Tinguo
9 9.9. He hag’lived here
elveyears and rior to that had been
periutend fihe‘liawthorne Mills
at Glenviile mm a 1d earlier had
been connected with the Westerly
iWoolen Company, Mreuterly, R. l’.. and
the VChumborobilng. «Pm, Woolen Coin-
V 99pany. 'Hiswidow and live daughters
~9 survive.
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STREET COMMISSIONER BUSY.
ran ban a gang of men at work clean—
ing up West street and Taylor avenue
‘thill‘a‘oitv This? in only one of the
numerous lines which the commission-
righasworhiug at the present time.
Housewives watch .Sentinel Want
Alive. for (91111113999919.9910 that anpired- to “bet-
ter positlo112'9' 9; .9
lumen your head 13111111111114,
d tumour—7711111118 your next meal a“
pepsin. There will not be any dis 9
it 11 because 9
acting duties rind responsibilities
9 Manufactuilng (‘oulnny died yesterday
Street Commissioner George A. Sher- _
it; of my position
9 9 Control layer *
1.11111 decanted lite rerignctlon. it. will 9
“TWA“ ill? at stomach, Indiana become cli'ective New. venue Ddy. A
H. Smith denier rice president or the
line. It Is reported will nuanced blur.
than forty four years
9preeldentrol the New York Central for
line punt live yours.
dent of. the system, and for live years
in charge of operation and mainto
1111qu As president or the lines
was commander-luckier of en iii-my ol‘
180 000 o'm‘pioyes.
Hie letter of ronlgontmn was ad-
dressed to the directors" or the four
companies, which comprise the are
tom; viz; The blew York Control and
Hudson River Railroad Company; the
Duke Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Company; the Michigan (‘en-
trui Railway Company, and the Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago and St
Louie Railway Company. The letter
roads {is follows:
"I have for two years contemplated
asking to be relieved of the very ex-
the position of chief executive Of New
York Central Lines. 1 have been in
railroad service continuously for more 19.0? Um company,"
than forty-four yenrumtweive yours or I
this service with the New York don-
trnl lines. five years In charge of tlioflntelestfs in Will! and
operation and maintenance of the sluice to the welfare of the common-1
property two veers its senior vice
president and five years as preoidem
——nud feel that I have corned that
freedom from cafe hard work 11qu re~
eponsibiiity whith can only bejeecur-
ed by retiring from active service
“In ,nddltfonV to m'fv desire (also re
iicved of the burden and rospfinuihll-
I am admdfiishefl
by ‘ffly failing hearing that I can not,
without serious embarrassment, cou-
linue to perform the duties or the posi-
tion, either in the board room or in
frequent important conference in
which I must necessarily Jarticipute
.,.9.
women.
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We are showing a large assortment in the most favor-
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Their attractiveness will make instant appeal to all
Considered excellent value at 50c yard.
Special 29¢. V-‘nl'il
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ricrd‘hini. REVIEW PATTERNS
as usuel months ahead of others.
THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of Piclorial Review Stylw
contain-1 the most pupulur and ulua’rto‘nt modllirutioua of.
THE ”MINARET”
You cannot lied tom nylon in other potions.
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Mr. Brown In unity Yours old; 1911911199
5-1111 been in railway nerviee for more
no line been:
Prior to that he
was for two years senior vice— presi-
he
of.
_- uting stockholders held Vvednoauny.‘
. Oct. 29‘. the following list of officers
I. and directors wornpproved; President
'1 A Smith; clerk Panic Cummiuln
'. will largely consist of culling the ntten
'. tion of offenderu to their Violation of
j the low In most cases it to expected.
3 thin will be sufficient to bring about
«‘- the desired reformation.
.2 where moral trunnion proves lueffe<t
9'9 torney‘ 3 office c
‘3 ed to present the ueodvd evidence
' piniute of misrepresentation to the All ticaliy
_' vortiuiux Vigilance Association
:9 l‘bnmber of (‘onimerco building.
‘ storing from my hair to ital littoral:
one evenly mu acronym ml: 1th“ of mm ml- the "‘1'” nits The
Ahl / Politic gone! , 9
Quickly‘l-«af 11111119911111 mutant re-
Iiéi from 5011011911112 991iflnma..9Menoca
and ,pnin. 11111 69,911. gentle rubbing
with “St. ‘J‘ucoa 291.911" ‘ .9, V/ 9
Apply 111111 11111111111913. penetrating oil
directly 11:11:11.9 he, and like magic,
relief comes, " t Jacobs Oil" In a.
harmless backache. lumbego and ecl-
alien cure which never dimppolnte,
and doesn’t burn the 5km,
Straighteuupdoyanlt 91:!compIoInIn
Stop those torturous "stitches.“ In a.
moment you will lower that you ever
had a buck, becnueo it won' t hurt or
,be stiff or Joule. Don't nutter! (let
11 email trial bottle of "St Jocobe Oil"
from your druggistmow and get this.
lusting relief.
« E mien; todny pron
opted to (loyernor ‘Bul‘dwiu hill revert
as tuberculosis comminsioner from the
rub. mil lion reuce onlthlu
9 érlin' In this
report... he not only points out what
Germany l6 doing, but compares the
methodu there withthoso followed by
Concomitant. in its trustineut of suffer-
oru from tilel‘wlltte plu‘glie.”
The visit oiknr Muller to G ormeuy
also clubruced a tour of German tnbei-
culoeie hospitals enuntorio and dispel:
narico. ,
(lerumuy, guys Dr. Muller, lends the
norm in the. number nod variety of its
sountorin A factor in thin primacy is
that half or more 911 its population in
enrolled in sickness and disability in-
ournnce companies, and to the related
fact that it in ntlvuntugeous to uncle
flee too me their tuberculosis patients
as soon an possible Connecticut’ a nun
nt‘orium equipment compares favorably
with that which Dr. ‘Mnher eaw abroad
The German .snilaloriu'aro of brick or
stone. whilok'here “they are entirely of
9tolligont and efficient support and 1111- wood. "l‘he’ grounds around German
guistauce rendered by all ”‘9 ”mcprl‘ibuildinge are carefully groomed, while
at home the erettion of building and
After retirement M" ‘llrown will eyetemutlnlng of incongement of new
deVote hiu attention to his “m“cmllinntitutions have enmeshed attenlil 11
l“‘"ml'hhmmglGerman sanctorin have X Ray much-
inns, and a tiled douche room, neither
tiles 1“ which “‘05" “Em-em” are “it {of Vlhith Connecticut buildings have a.
“led and m the improvement of To the douche room palieutcnuust go
ugricultuinl conditionn generally Ecvery dny fora vigorous hoselluchlng
1 Dr. Mahm- thought lilamonelr'tlout nur-
one are the beitvr the quicker. and
the more attentive to details 9
The VV ordn for infants are wonders
in Germany. hey are of close and
tile and really inrge incubators with
claborttte contrimncee for regulating
stompernture and Ventilation All milk
is served pasturized oi sterilired All
Vbnblcs are carefully tested from birth
with tuberculin for evidence of. taint
of tuberculoein. Prof,9 Schlooeman
(sold to Dr. Muller: ‘We in Germany
Urged by the retail trade board of 9 consider 11 91 gm,“ Him? for any
the Ilooton-Chamberof Commerce and children's 1109911,” to full 990 be ro-
supported by the Pilgrim Publicity A11. 911de with Philly of wet nurses"
floatation. the ”Dillinghnlnvli‘oley-San-; Connecticut Toads Germany in
born bill“ become a law in 19l2. Then open air Ir
(hole the question oi enforcement and
‘ihe Advertising Vigilance
Inc is the answer
At the first meeting of the loom-per
M..-» w. ....
“For there reasons "I beg to very re.
spectluliy tender mV renignnliou as
president effective Jiluiiu‘ry 1.1.914
"In leaving the service I deelre to.
express my sincere and grateful up-
lprediction of the cordiul cooperation
iwhich hon always been extended to
line by this board, and of the loyal, m-
RETAIL HOUSES JOIN T0
ENFOCE ADVERTISING LAW‘
Many cl Greutcr "Boston's retail bus-
ineco houses are represented among
Ethe iorkhoiders of the Advertising Vi-‘ .
Egiiunco Auuociullon Inc on organize
lion recently formed for the purpose
ol' (inform-lug ihel law relating to driver
lining that misrepresents nud kindred
methods of unfair competition in busi‘
' ucsu.
its
onlmeul of patients and it
does not plate 11 limllntion upon :1
Asuoclutmu.‘ stay of 11 patient. In: Germany the
Epetiouts remain no longerthnn four
or six months At the end of that
time tin.- Improved roses are. supposed
to know how to continue the trout-
moot nt hour.- uud the unimproved are
sent home no incapable of mooning
Efurtber benefit The patients then re.
The work of the new organization plain in, turn of friends until the end.
If the incurable'bas no home. the in-
surance company sends him, an a
rule. to the General Hospital of the
fldiutrict where he remains until the
Cline-i 9 and Connecticut ls ciao further ad-
vailced than llermunv in thnt canoe
not the machinery of the district at are reported (lennnm is ahead In
ouurel will be prepnr- forest reboots 11ml seaside oanatoria
gfor bone. or glandular tuberculosis
The public In invited to uddreau com- :‘V at Manor soy he found that proa-
nll civili‘rod countries that have
inc.. 11 count line are for ahead of Connecti-
903- out in oeucldc canalorlu lie refutes
tinutancoo of ‘benellcienco of wealthy
portions in the work, and concludinu‘
;hiu report, emu he feels like percen-
gully nppeuling in come wealthy con or
oughter in the aloto to build A sea-
aide sunniorin hull give it to the state
to maintain. 9
mum
FLAG RAISING ON SATURDAY.
.. .1...
loseph Ill liriddny: treasurer. (‘bnrles
In
ton,
illlil lllRKlli
lilllll Bill Hill
Use Grandma’s Sage Tan and
. .0. . Wu...
New Plan to Float from Big Polo In
Stilllllfll‘ HOP-ll” ”a "may " WIN emu. Nomm
Wl" .KMW E in connection with the erection of
.tho new ling polo on the green, oppo
1511» the library. First district City or
Not-walk. it to planned to have it do:
ruining ceremony on firtdrdoy morn-
1.01m- notes been. to mudmothvr'u in; next. the exercises alerting at 1
timor’c limo, M tired it it: keep her o'clock. There will be exerciser by
blur bountifuliy era-11.111111” and nbun- ‘ the cumin and uchool children. and
am. Willa-110m liar litir fell out or an interesting program has been pre-
look on thin dull. m or IMM pom!
owner. on; “one immor- wast ruin it. some the chairmen or
117le with am {the committee of arrangement» lmfi
hut brewing a ham II mum and invited Mirror Propel”. human to at-
out-oftduto. Nowell!“ by Hiring fl tend. And by his omen aid in nym-
snr dnm' store for IV 50 cent amt“! 6! ‘ neurotic cooperation.
“Wyeth: Bag. A: sulphur Hair nom‘l
Mir.” no gill got thin More olui
Help. which “I be domed um to "our
room Hutu-oi color inn beauty to the The Connecticut (lemony has I
hair and II arm some, or. force or men ct work in 80qu mm
lover-ion. new main and «no. hair 9m filling up the heirs to the brink
A with”: We Will mom: worn my by mu the
an it. Mm the heir no menu! WM Whomfid the lotto In mile
The one of 8m sud Sulphur for re-
w.- .4”. “mm-av-
RIFMRING COUTH MAIN
been applied. You slaw 11mm t our» company we tor cm mt
merino mmmum drew-futile almor‘niaflnlmtnow
Ilia W W 111111. We mguomomummmmm
ammonium polemic”! m m 11115 upon but when
mm meuar-lmn. nowmnmwml
Milenwtwnyhmmm mimllbourplmwbnuflom
“ thilt Jerry let lip.
eve. rallies-1111111119. ' '
oi rm««=
V« . nun-1W "1' 1 .
l)bnT999t'bcold your irotlul. ,peovleh
1.1.
11 sure sign its little stomach liv'cr
11nd nowoln are clogged with
waste. .9 ’
cold breath Vibud throut' euro GOGS'M
out sleep or not naturally, bee stom-
ooh- ache indigestion, diarrhoea, give
a. teaspooniul of "California ‘Syrup of
Figs.” and In a few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bilo‘on‘d fermenting
food passes out of tllo'bowels and you
have a wall and playful child 11311111.
Children love this harmless "fruit lax
olive," and mothers can rest one y of
make their little “insides” clean and
sweet. ‘
Keep it handy, Mother! A little div
on today savo‘q a. sickrhlld, tomorrow
but'rgnt the genuine. «Ask your drug-
giet for a 50-min. bottle oi! “California .
Syrup of Figs." which line directions
for babies, children of: all ages and for
grown-ups plainly. on the bottle. Ile-
member there are counterfeits sold
here, no euielv look and see that yours i9
Io inade by the “California I‘Ig S} rupl,
Company" Hand book with coutempiE
any other fig syrup. 9
JERRY DONOVAN SHAKING THE
BIG STICK
99.
l
i‘
Commando Hens to Lay that High’
.Cost of Living May Be Reduced ;
‘ As He Promised ‘ 9
Prodin‘mcio lane ll tip from one wbo9i
known and produce those cold storage:
ergo Hens, cult melting and {1221'
down to business. Jerry. is slink- E
we the big stick. and is going tot
minke it hot for: producers and bone}
and roosters too. if necessnii lei l
ry. renders will be pleased to remem-
her promised that the cost of IiVingE
would come down with n flop when’
the Democratic adminietrntiou lookt
umber What he did not any in his an
air sis of the tariff iniquitios of the
G. 0. P will not here be recorded
for the writer bile neither the dis-
position 1101' the time -to..19;o into the
prohlem nndV r he out the 9f99c9w9 ideas
0: course. .9 U lit-Io .Ierrv knew noth-
ing of the tariff. His talk demon-
strated that more clearly
of writers can now describe. Ills was
it theoretical dissertation that sounded
not» only, fair but entirely millionaire
in many voters. Perhaps the theory
was safe. but. just no Uncle Jerry
did not anticipate that there would be;
so many unconteee in the House to
hold up good Democratic lVexisiaiIon.
so be neglected to anticipate the
strike on the. part of the bone. who
have double-crossed Uncle In a most
shameful manner.
His Conscience Trouble-
he really has one. is troubling him.l
When he is not engaged in dictating
absenteeism speeches to Charlie
Green, he is dialling out poultry dope
and somehow, someway. be In deter
the price of foodotuffa would be low
cred. Having failed to force produl‘
or: to produce and sellers to sell. Jor-
delny the establishment of homo heir
the following workc on poultry
has published and which can be cc-
cured by resident: of eruold County
by addressing a request to the lion.
Jeremiah Donovan, Washington. D. C.
"Wm—v m.
Blitlllillil ill ill liiiii All]
' Will
339408! MAKE! THIN PEOPLE
PAT. on F. H. WT!!! WILL
fil'i’URN MONEY.
in Somme my combined hash-xiv-
ing food. momenta that soon producer
sturdy and noticeable train it: flesh.
Tallinn after manic, demote mlnzles
with the food and ocunos’lt to be an
nihilism so that the int produclnn
Clemente urn retained in’ the system
and you will 1100119 not good noun,
mad: nerve. and o hubby body.
11‘ H. m bu are men rammi-
chic mutt: following the use or Elk-e
more the: he film to m for the
meant it new not who thin m:
lilo 1111111111 all my ‘
mm —-—...
drum: n tumour murmur?
and in our dollar the unmet“ of. Gill .
in mill News»: to ruined the manor
lion.
iii dirk. Mr: I“ hid Minot. Ilia millennium.
. 4h
child. V‘See if tongue is coated; lblii ls9 ‘-
"dpur .
When union. pole, feVerhih, lull cl .
tor giving it, because it never i'olh; to ~.
than lien “E
- 1
Now Uncle Jerry’s (zonaolencc. and... . _
mined to live up to his assertions that: 9 1
:‘y new advocates for the purpose of ' ..
nobles and to this end has request» 9 :9
ed «the publication of the titles of - -
which the Department of Agriculture 9 ;
lieu am no one whom indenting“ J '
Messalinc Petticoats.
sltbwmg it Vol-y iaigc uusgnt
bmulilul coloi‘iugs, into; it
polled, cmiifoitublv narrow,
tic accorlll‘on filllb' oi the be
In plain shades *lll‘ll as.
on and navy blur king blu
\mcricau beauty
In chngcablc. shamrock
historic, Americn bounty and k
.
The silk of those Skirts
of work.
the $5.00 skirt, the only dill
a special assortment
1
The Petticoat Dapgl‘tmcmml llit‘ st‘t‘lmil flow is
ment of new \lceualiiiru in
wit-.31) for llit‘ drum; of 1111‘
.1111] with too ioxquisiti ill—
tiolll.
li‘hL‘tlll \i‘i~-izii'.i;l (upcl‘llizin—
c, iuval piiipli‘. caidinal and
grist-u with ‘ccriseo, cardinal,
i111); blue. 9 ‘
, ,
is illl‘ some quality or: that in
l‘i‘cin‘c being in illt‘ mnuuut
8001111119 li‘lm‘ii:
Fiannelr, Flauneiettes and Outings
Blanket Bathrobe‘Flann
l‘t‘ll. gray and rose color, will
inches wide, ‘
35¢ a
Royal Bathrobe Flannel,
9 blue. ml.
' ‘ 2o
Woolene Outing. u very
limo of your. :‘lwckml i'lllll sir
plain colors. .27 inches
27 inches wide.
10¢
Flanneicttg (inilm‘ (lesions in
ion and pink suilnliiir
mac. llllli‘
11 right litillH‘UlKH
129V} (111
VRipplette. I 9
1}- roiiglidiy, ginglc rlnih
€1,91'cvci‘siblc. in 111110. pink,
l0 and too. gray and blue, 3
yard-
'1
mill i‘rlri-t‘,
l‘t‘\‘l‘l‘.‘~llilt‘.
é.
acceptable weigh:
gray,
ibiai
and
for
igm‘. designs, willlr
91ml:
illfl‘
lx‘llllillllih‘ and light
lil\‘0ll(lt‘l gray.
fill
‘1 15¢.
Cotton Challis.‘
\ pll‘nsi'wr (lsslllilllt‘lli of
for house. gowns and tllllll~ mlmod llglllt‘h‘ and l’ti<i:'m
run 5 rompers, all minis
inches”
" 9 12%(3.
27 designs inst SllzlflC< ll liliHllln‘
wide. 1
10¢.
lll the
i
‘lziciiil‘iii.
Pillow Cases and Bedspreads
Embroidered Pillow (Tas—
es, very dainty. with me—
dallion for initial, 517.1“
‘ 50¢. -
A I
l’lniu bunnicil t (HIS several
lltiii<iiilhrll (new.
i‘
liccltx'prcnds. llt’llllllCtl or fringed.
, .
Embroidered and limi-
stitched (Inscs, V-‘cry altrac~
live and well made,
V 25¢.
ermine IO 12. 15 up to 25c
17, 19. 20 up 1:13 25c
from 95c to $5.50
A SPECIAL IN WHITE FRINGED QU‘ILTS.
$1. 39
C0105“ Spreads, $1. .39, $1. 50, $1 75 up to $8 ~.50
ilnst‘iilcni
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In the
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Winter U
CO
The books are no follow:
“Ilium to Poultry ltclueru." illustral
or. by Henry M. Lemon.
“Incubation and incubators." lllua
timed. by Richard ll. Wood, M9. Di
"Important Poultry Dioceses.“
1). Fl. salmon. D. V. M.
"Poultry on Food." by Helen lit!
by
Atwutor
"Poultry Management " illuotrnted.
by A. Arthur ball!
"A Buccoocfol Poultry and Dairy
Ferm,f‘. illustrated by W. J. fivlllmfll.
"Glendon! Varieties oi! Chickens."
by George ill. Howard.
QETTLED AFTER FIVE YEARS.
a”... 0? 'mum We!» Mam-t
V Writ was.
am of Mulch miller. ot'l‘op-
91 md'nuulord Me, which
been pandlugiu the eonm of the
’ y tor-live your: and was to have
mingl- court in mum. {some
..‘.”..F0RE.....
A. Dickerman 8180c
BOUT” NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE B. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Mme-'2
nderWear
T0
' c—ché‘ewr Newer
Attorney Howard W. Taylor repre-
sented the plaintiff and Cliurlec W
Murphy the defendant The pi'lmlpaM
in the case are well known residuum
of Toputoue, Mr. Geoppler being :1
prosperous farmer, while Mr. Home in
the station agent at that piece.
The trouble arose over certain re-
marks that the defendant woo allotted
to have made derogatory to the plain
tiff. By the terms of the agreement.
Mr. mine denies that ho Intentionally
cold unytlihm of a slanderous nature
about Mr. occupier and if anythlnic
91111111 have been “1119.115 withdraw the
some. The settlement was made while
some Edward C. Gully won out of
com-tumble: Vim- tommou to com
platen jury to try the Issuer.
The “moment which brought about.
the comment was no follows: “1.9
hereby deny that ‘f hove intentionally _ 9 ‘
said anything caramel-y to the repo-
trial: In in: iii-ascent tension at amino standing or Adolph 660nm"
m In: my new afield onrtniulr dot-om ,
“bi tho um. mount. Milne» boom to on warm «Minimal this 91111117 to big sounding l withdrnw the 9 99
19mm Width mum in the mo 'um; (signed) million! mine"
it ft m not sire complete nebulae cue to 1111 Want and the action
‘ on aluminum“ ‘E ‘
AflVl’fl‘l‘l“ IN THE OIN‘l’lNM.
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