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Manner council. Daughters ct flbv
erty, will hold a regular meeting this
evening.
Miss Nellie 15st of Stiilwater Rand.
Stamford, is spending a few days with
her sister in South Norwaik.
William Ward .0! Washiudtnn met
. went to Danbury, today. to renni-
over Sunday. and will visit his grand-
motheri‘s
I
——The man who looks prosperity.
generallyhasit. it paratobonoyal
Tailored. Dibble. up stairs. '18 Wash
ington street.
llisafiNellie Gilbert. ‘0": South Rm
walk is' visiting tor" a few‘ days with
Miss Florence Boson of- ,Grcyrock ‘
Place, Stamford. .
Mrs. William Hindley, of Wei
street, at?" ‘ from aquit with
Mr and- bird. Edgh'r‘fl. For; as Grant-
wood. New lcrsey.‘ ' '
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r
The
Union will hold its: scmirmmithly
moctingfithis evening 1“. the Central
labor Lyceum.
Just published—a new book for
children—"The Jolly Book of Ron'-
craft", by Miss Patten Beard, of South
Norwalk. for sale at Donnelly'n
——-—-‘——
Simon Blake.“ traveling representa-
tive oi the United Hatters of North-
‘America. Vis spending a few days at
his home in Danbury. Mr. Blake has
been engaged in looking after the its
terests of his organization in thrilli-
dle west and in advancing the in-
' terests oi_the union label. Mr. flake
says he has been very cordially ro-
caived in all the cities he has visited
and finds the demand (or union Ind.
hats stronger in his territory tom
than everxbciore.
The weekly Prayer meeting at the
Norwalk M..E, Church will be held
at the church parlors this evening.
A socialevening for the members
or the Epworth.i.esgue of the Non-
walk ME. Church has “been arrang-
ed for tomorrow evening. The young
people will gather at the league's DIP-
Iors, and go to the home of Miss Ian-
helle Carothers, on Westport amps,
where a. pleasant evening'will be en-
joyed.
m BANK OF seams
Who’s to Blame
it you do not save some portiim
.of your money while. you are
earning it? , ‘ '
Save and Have
All. the advice of the majority cl
lAselt-made men who have be. I
"success in the world. ‘ ‘
. Systemahcally
"bank a part at your enrninfl
and prepare tor. a comfortaldn'
old-86.
Decide fro-Day
.,
made Candy
Painth and peeps-storm. "5",
I In. Gallant Randall, oi Waterbury.
and In. accrue Wheaten, at Marble-
dale. ennacucnt. are ‘the guests at
Its.- (haslas. 'l'rowbridge, of South
Iain sham.
no man, Aitcrnoon Club ' will
link a meeting tomorrow afternoon at
8:)! out at the home of the pres]-
I“
It!" 8. Inlkin, of Newtown Ter-
race. who bu been Inlet-lug from
blood pus-lag in the little'dngcr of
his rut hand. underwent an opera-
it. this wash, and is nowwezéxpected
will “allow"
casual who, and lira. Edward
M‘s-ls «infill. i
m Costello-loner Ed-
adv-st at the candidates for election
win alsn‘ he heard on the issues or the
,E
'l'ln Int-loo oi the odicc of the
' Island‘- Liie Insurance Com-
pany's also in The Evening Sentinel
is being remodeled. Hand-
now oak and glass partitions
be. united in the cashier's
~41. Ml way to start the
by h to he Royal Tailored. so they
saw. I. I. Dibble. up stairs. 78 Wash-
lut- uram. .
Town class Herbert R. Smith, with
now vans. and all those who have
hauled in applications should make
its point to visit the City Hall .be-
twanthnhouraois a. m. and 8 p. m
Ira. In: I... Ward and Miss Mary
Delnhary. oi! this city, will go to Nor-
walk tomorrow to attend the annual
: meeting at the visitors oi the Fair-
laid Conatyjlome for Children,
in
that city. Both Mrs, Ward and Miss
Delohsry aremembers oi the board
of visitors Several matters of in-
terut to charity workers in the coun-
tv are enacted to. be brought up ior
confides-silos at this meeting—Dan-
bur! News.
City Clerk Joseph J. Linxweiler. has
forward his coder for omcial ballots
for use at the election on November
8rd. to the neuetary of state in Hart-
ford. and aspects the ballots. as Well
a than-mph ballots tor the instruc-
h- of the voters. early next week.
The films or the various political
M. sent in their nominations
of aunt last week.
. POSITIVE“ MASTERS GROUP.
Philly‘s Honey and Tar Compound
oils the thick choking mucus and
demanwu thephlegm. Opens up
the air-Ileana- and stops the hoarse
cough. The llamas. strangling tight
to breath‘glvns way to quiet breath-
ing’ and ”cam sleep. Hamid Bets.
Hum. writes: “We give Foley’ 3
3W on our to our children for
salons-lit nlwnv‘a act's quickly? —-
,V inlsueh a position that it could fulfill
Taft also said that the Progressive
. 5 Tait said that President Wilson ghould
A Madurai-most approval and sincer-
est. in. at a. cam. 27 Fairdeld'
MW
' cit in support of the proposals tor re-
‘ he said, "the machinery adopted.
Discusssslredscsnnlssis'saad
Clayi'ss W of
WW erase
locum
’3‘ Blots: should as... m. the can
pose wars. lesson rcpardingits own
conduct. asides~Prcsidsnt Willinm H.
«amonwummmm
to the letter the obligations imposed
mom and.
inhisoddrosadehveudaspreaidsat
at the American Bar Association. Mr.
Mr ”Jim from “the prepos-
had become a burden-to the party. .
inspaahingoitheluropaanwarfiir.
est cooperation in' his eilorts to main.
lulu the strict nautr‘allty a! this coun-
try.
"We are the principal nation," he
continued. “and I might say almost the
only nation. of the Christian world not
so minted to'tbc We that both
sides may really rsnrd us as disin-
terested friends. All: Is our highest
duty. and the President makes plain
his appreciation at this. not to sacri-
ilce and destroy this great loveless
portuuiiy arises. by ill-advised and, pro.
mature iudsments upon the merits.
'Conoorning this concurs collections
under its treaties. Mr. 'l‘att said: A .
.“And now that we are discussion
of treaties oi arbitration and or me:
upon thnachanamctmisitootig
sooll time for us to clown ourmwa
houseandtoputoarsalvaainaposi
ties where wecanfuidlltothe letter
we made many aunties or mun-n.
m indnad.traaticawilh all the
wolid-in which we have serum! in,
slices. Mar ohiisnsoirtbs other
m is the tram m “MIDI!
hordmdoaprooass at law“ WM“
tied orl'its. libertyaawpropmy. But
we now withhold. however. from the
same authority that makes the treaty
the power to‘tuldli'tts obligations. A
statute of edema lines would put it
into the powerof the President to last]-
tute Judicial proceedings. civil and
‘orimlnsi. in courts or the'Unltad States
to punish a violation or the treaty
rights of aliens and enable him'to use
the civil and military executive arm of
their threatened invasion. in our past
experience we realise that mob vio-
lence committed through race preju-
dice sgalnst aliens will never be pun.
ished by state authority. and there is
nothing that a high-strung people—and
it is peoples now who largely control
the matter_ of war and peace—resents
so much as the mistreatment of their
fellow-countrymen living under the flag
of a foreign government that has stipui
them protection."
The speaker denied that the stall-
ing to the President at such powers as
he outlined Mould be unconstitutional.
Mr. Tait said there were indications
that there had been a distinct tailing
call at Judges and of Judicial decisions.
These proposals. he said. were incor-
porated in the platform of the Progres-
sive party, whose leader “felt called
upon .to declare that they were the rock
upon which it was founded.” .
"It would appear” Mr. Taft contin-
ued, "that the party which fathered
these proposals now tinds that instead
of being the rock on which it is round-
ed, it is. to change the metaphor, the
rock on which it intruders. Certainly
it seems wise to its leaders to incl}
this part oi their original propaganda.
an indication that it has ceased to be
vote-getting and indeed has become a
burden to any party that names to
press it. " v
Turning to the anti trust legislation
of the Wilson administration. Mr. Tait
Analysed the Trade Commission Act
and the Cidyton Act.
“In so for as the field oi- general in-
terslate trade .is within the practical
range of supervision and resolution,"
seems to Vine. is as effective as" any
could be." With one minor exception.
he added. the field of illegal and crimi-
nal effort in respect to restraintsot
intefiatate commerce is not enlarged
under the new acts, which he charac-
terized as in many respects mePely de-
claratory 0! existing law. ,
- WASHIHQTON, Oct. Ila—The Unit.
Tait. uummmmv V
hills treaties.aadherecommandsd
monsooatrnm"ottheiacalloiiadi-‘
clsidactaieasbecause it apparently ~
tor successrui‘medistion. when the op- .
compliance" With treatiu and the attest ,
story treaty we have entered into. We .
the governmentto protect against .
lated and pledged its honor to give '
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk andSoNotwnllr.
Coal. Wdeemcnt
madmmmom
meochdOsh
JacolW‘SE
53*-
Table latices
Now. all pure [Assn Hematitchsd
Table Cloths. in assorted
sum MAWwomu.
All linen 'rspi. petunia Nap-
? Mercarlsed Damask Table Cloths
stop such
.~. , rowers.
New assortment of ail-linen Dam-
Headache Is
. V i V ‘ .
Nervous Strand
adieu caused by poor eyesight.
Where the eyes are directed an
Ocullst mouic be consulted. Ours
is the only W establishmentin
Standard where an Ocuiist is In
charge of the eye examinations.
ask and Idnon Towels; regular alas
usoopusosannun .N....llldllo‘ V
Alllim Guest'mwels. no loose
H Wile
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pivv‘sv‘IILo diRL' cuteness
HARTFORD. Oct. ”villas Abbloa
snow the Pltmcld, lass.
woman who shot herself at No 51d
noon. died at the Hartford Hospital.
yesterday 'laitcrncon.‘ Relatives can
give no reason for the act. Miss Snow
was the dauditer cinemas D. Snow.
of Pittsilcld. and was 24 years at age.
I chum.
Twenty Years hem Today a Baldhcid-
ad Man Will be an Unusual "light.
One ot‘the'lnoit prominent drugd
slate. of America made a statement a
few. weeks ago which has caused a
great deal oi discussion among scion-
time in the medical Dress.
. He said: "If the how hair grower.
midredina Hair Remedy. increases its
sales as it has during the past year.
it will» need by nearly every man.
woman~and child in” America within
debt years. . -
“When Mildredinn Hair Remedy is
used almost universally. dandruit will
disappear and with its departure bald-
noes. itching scalp, splitting hair and
all scalp diseases will iollow and
twenty years iron: now a bald head
will he. a rarity "
There is only one way to cure dan-
druii. and that is to kill the genus.
There is only one hair preparation
that will kill the germs and that is
Mlldredina Hair Remedy. This on-
any head where there is any life left;
it will cure dandruff. stop falling: hair
and itching of the= scalp in three
weeks, or ‘nibney back. ,
It is the most pleasant and invigor-
and is used extensively by ladies of
urlant. Fifty cents tor a large bottle
a
filled by Alum Proprietor!
Boston, Mass. I:
OUT THIS OUT
1 FREE to show how quickly tin-l
[dredina Hair Reine ay acts. we Willi
Blue Hills avenualnte Tuesday and'. '
usual hair restorer with its record or , .,
thousands 01- cores will grow hair on ‘
sting tonic, is not sticky, or greasy. ‘ ' V
refinement who desire to have and to 1
keep their hair sort; lustrous and lux-
druggists everywhere. Mail orders 1
Do not suitor any longer. Our
married means your roller.
." "('1‘ ‘x it .
ocuuers AND concusse-
.umm WW
‘ o... as. sea... In. ten. '~
Longs-lemon...
Rockeway DeepWabor Oysters.
‘AllXindloiF‘teilsudSaltFish.
Eco-nope.
mm
L. Cmvs _
71 NerthllfinStrect
. Fras-Iisiovary‘ Phone-10!.
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Sole of Velvet Shapes
V2. Price
350 Fine Velvet shapes to go on sale for
arson: mswmvsae—n e.
isms-loot swimming".
STAND, MAGEE
roux. mum.
ACORN
summonses-sans.
Jones & Hotchklss
, Company -
in was or. ' wan-us
7i
prices. WegctandKEEPcustomer-s
m.- m.
“Silver" holier‘ Vice.”
'Wabanumour service to
m Nuwalhinsasponaotomany
meats.
We do not seek trade by critics
by mlfurnishing unequaled service at I
We as
mm attention to. iamily trade
rue SILVER'LAKE ice‘co. '
as Hoyt as, Uptown.
M
oua slices 1101*qu: THAN MERE-
tans. WELL—THEY ‘
». warmest. . _
It you want THATklnd.
rev THE many sues.
Louis Avrick
POITOFFIOE BLOCK
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. Sentinel advshpay‘f“ ‘
Are. Our
, The reason for our constantly .
increasing business is that we ob
stand ready to prove it.
Boat materials. guaranteed work
and lowest prices. Fillings in gold,
fillver. platinum and porcelain. Gas
Administered when desired.
‘ ' Consultation Fine.
_ This means keeping their shape *
, throughout along. satisfaclill'y service. A‘
sou-m comm
Satisfied Patients
Best Advertisements -
,Vwaysdo whatwesay Whenwe ;'
tell you our methods are painless.
Phone 1909-2. ‘
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it's 7 '
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The Little Shop.
North Mean Street.
THE LATEST MODE”
m .
SUITS. GOWN8 AND WANTS
A150,.
UNDERWEAR, CORSETS AND- s.»
KOSHERY.
VK. a. woven.
\
Smith, Underwood,
mmmns All Ollie!
‘anakes. sold, muffins
“MM “(Ilia)“ ~’.
, per month. wise.
' sold at is per month,
as. DONNEIEL'AV. ‘ “
is man» can». soars mung.
M “11% ii
New ’
Won...
The Kitchen
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IVERY ECONOMICAL » » ‘
cesium use. my. ‘
The euthanasia;
Light a water-cu.
Your car may need looking over. Hy
prices are right: Work guaranteed.
Will call tor and deliver anywhere '
Fairlield county.
Ford”: Ports. Ford Tires and Tubes at
Very LowVPrices.
I
Give me a call. Estimates on gener-
al overhauling. Now is the time to
make arrangements. -.
-‘ roan SPECIALISTS: I A,
Austins Garage,
" 122 eouvw sum or. V "
A Phone16223.
,_w._ a‘. AUSTIN. ‘
Cider “Mills I
,- A'l‘ . .
ReduccdrzPrices »- ‘-‘
Latest improved and hestCider lull"
SOU'I'H NORWALK .
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