d that the oommlastoner be made
her exotficlo of the State Board
Mediation and Arbitration and that
his purpose to go before the next
nil Aueebiy and 3:11 for the
o 01‘ .a bill in aocordancéuitn
proposed recommendation.
his department oi” the State ser-
has never been reprereuted in
makeup of the board but 50111::
ours ago Spatial $1.511: George A.-
sons was a membet oi the board;
although be via» then not ldell‘tlftfii
it the labor bureau. “121 12111111
also present the matter oi trades
{demonic an a means of preventing
.1' troubles and will tend to pro-
, e a fl‘ittlldiyveuttiemeuo of labor
“bullies of which form of settlement
commissioner is a strong adt'o
Mr. Connolly (Milka the aim of the
board has been home“ 11.11 impaired by
the delay it has 1:Xpll"ltllt(tl :11 secil
lag the co-operutiou 1.11 the labor
uronu in me uldttt‘l‘ of labor troubles
,.d that if but'll :1 11111111 1'
handled judltionbly in its‘ intipienl
stage a éttlhe um 11 \1. 1 old he 1‘1\‘.UlllL‘.Li
The input bureau lumps in tioe'o
touch with 1.11.1.1 (111 dlillliin lhr‘ougilV
out the while and has ample (pool
{unity to judge or biluullulls. it is the
119913 oi the commissioner that the“
31911de the labor bureau will in: chain.
film of the board of tnbdiution and
arbitration as in thin position he would
.‘be in a Situation to tail his Colleagues
together at bllUri tlUilt'e. ‘
-V'1‘lle commissioner will seek to 1111111
the General A:<.~:e111bl_v puss 1.111 not tor
W Pit,
Intent: algviltilt‘s and no Will .11.}; tor on
’jaftel" allairs rennet-led with those
tgencles. The income in l‘t'eu from
' these agencies lit: said will cite-ct the.
extru expense oi another liloril. 115 lle
private employment ugenl'ies are on
the luci’mse in 1 cunecticut.
. —v.—.....
SOUTH IN SADDLE.
VRuns Government Wnile Northern
State: Pay Bills—451x Laws 80
Adroitly Framed as to Shift All
Burdens on Upper Section.
“A prominent southern Democrat re-‘
ceutly remarked, ‘I do not see how
any man in the South can be 11 Repub
' llcun and I do not soc horn any man in
the. North (-1111 be 11 Demotrut,‘ sold
Reprebcntuihe llogels, of Massuoltu
gotta.
"My observation." continued Mr.
Rogers, ”of the way our own section}
0;; the country fares in a Democratic?
administration has led me to agree"
with the last part at least of this re
mark Every important piece of legio-
. lotion emitted in the Sixty third Con
' gross has undult favored the Southut
the expemle oi" the North. The Under-
Wood ’i‘uiitl‘ bill in goncrui sor-upulotnsV
1 13* protected the products of the louth
and left open to unlimited competition
' the munuimtures ol' the North.
‘ " “Tile income 'l‘ax section of
the
tale of Massathusetts alone contrlbn
“tell this yeut‘ over one and one-11ml!
millions of dollars, while fifteen groatV
Southern States together contributed
”6851111111 twotltlrds as much. 'lhe
$53,000,000 River and llarbor bill just
;- cut down to $24,,00 000 through the el-
lows of 11 single Republican Senator,-
was filled with southern pork; proba
be spent in the same section
Vly drawn' so as to impose almost the
' entire burden upon the citizens of New
‘ England and of the North. I cannot do
. ;Vtter than to cite the recent remarks
of the Georgia president of the Farm-i
Era' Union at a convention held at
Fort Worth. ','l‘exas early last month:
'VfVTiie South is in the saddle at Wash
ington and the South can do whatever
it wants. The boys at Washington
will do w'hatever you tell them to do it
you give them to understand that you
mean business. ‘ "
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The Brookdale Company, of New
Haven. has incorporated for the pur-
pose of selling tea, coffee and other
‘contmOdities The certificate of in-
..corp§ration, filed yesterday with the
Theoretory, shows the amount of capi-
tal stock authorized is $2, 500, divided
into‘ twenty-live shares of common
‘ tuck, par value 625. The corpora-f
'1 .intonds to begin buciness wiU1:
the entire amount of capital stock am:
warned. The incorporutors- Vat-e Dunn
' 9! M. Dore and Daniel J. Bailey. 0!
' ow Haven. and Arthur RO‘Keete,
t West Haven.
“The George Hotchklsa Sons Com-1
‘ y. 62 South Norwalk. has filed a
V “lento of amendmenf- with the snow
of the state, in which the capr'
H.600. divided into 495 shares, in-
" t! of $16, 500. divided into 185
u oflxiuily represented.
Spirit & Alanine Gummy. la.
‘ -- of Wototbum hon flied o
, um“ chmla or lugV
1
the better control of private cinplu)‘~' I
- additional clerk 1111' his ohm».- lo tool; .
TRUE~—TO~-IT
l5
STERUDI
:5“ NAME
the Place Your SatiSiaCtiou
is Out FirstVConsiderthiou
?
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I”
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l
1} $15.00 051111 1211111: Sale Price . . . .1 ............. 10.95
$18.00 (intermoor. Sale Price .. ....... ......-.. 13,95
55.. 5.00 (lstvrumot. Sale Price ................. 19,95
$15.11) lotion Iclt. Sale Price ................. 10.95 ,
$1500 Sill; lions. Sale Pritt ................. 10 95 'l
5,52 500 Cotton Mattcss. Sale i‘iitc ............ $19 45 1
Bring Size of Bed with you.
:MATTREos
SALE
Ext i'aot'ililtury
Mattress.
. "Why“
the “llibirc‘scd Sullilllall'l.“
Purchase Now
lilltd as Decunlicr t~t pawbl: on), thin bl 1011. jau—
11111} lot 1915.
Ostermoor American Famous Mattresses
AT THESE SALE PRICES
$12110 Cotton llclt.
$10.00 Cotton Purity.
$8.130 Princess.
' $1110 L‘ombil’laiiou. Solo Price
$3.00 Soft Top. Stilt: I't'lt't' ..
All Sizes Reduced the
Maltl‘esw Sult-
OSTERMOOR, COTTON FELT, SILK FLOSS and
HAIR MATTRESSES at a Savllig of 1—4 to 1-3 on 1:11'1'1'
of this great sale was the (-11.111141an lllllt
in mailing a great purchase of Cufluil.
Sale Price
Sole l’ric
Salt" Pl'lCL‘ . . . . . ...... . ......... $5.50
.. ......... . ...... . $3.95
................ $1.95
uf quality Mutii't'mts.
1’11th 111.211. and lid-p
. ............. $7.95
6 ...........:’...$7.00
‘uV-\‘f\‘
I’"-/'l»' ‘
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Same.
f."
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127--129 WASHINGTON STREET,
:\:\‘\1‘\
1." any, 417/pr111, own, any
‘1‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\n\-\‘\-\u1‘\‘\‘\‘\.\‘\‘\
an" a 1."va Ugv/U/M an
I
STERLING F URNITl
’Phone 105.
‘1‘“5‘ :"/‘I‘ ~ “Wit/fl ' -
URE COMPANY,
SOUTHNORWALK, CONN
. . ’1 1"1 i
EXTRA. SPECIAL HEATERD and RANGES {l
751' and $1.00 Iron Flying Pun, the old fashioned kind, The 111' _ , - . , .- ,, .1 1.. ”‘1
~ . 1.;th ltbbtilluttn in tin tun 111111». to Mlltt from. [.1 n
‘YL C JlUlllfll .sI 0° FIBRE RUGS’ 49¢“ 49¢ m} slut cry Range and Heater guaranteed. ("to tittys' trial free. ;i
‘ t ........................... ,1 ' l VVVVV‘V [AN
27 x 54 libre Rugs 49 . In all colors l'l"lL..-\ll'.hh ---------------------- $495 “1’ H
COMFORTABLES AND BLANKETS from 98¢ to $5 R."tI\'Gl£S ........................ $14.50 up i!
. H
1.1
Amt/fl 4"!“ a 2.1-»,
a}! a m ."
Anixuv.\:w\.\.lx‘\‘mu‘\t\‘ ‘\‘\.~\hxm'\h\.\u\u'“\‘\. ‘3‘
-
name to The Morris Spirit. Company, food; the sell-possession of our poo-V1
incorporated. pie amidst the most serious anxieties
and dllllcmliop and the Vstepdluoosaud!
DEBIARES BRiPS
resourcelulneoe of our business men
will serve other nations as well us our
wn . ‘.
ties and the commerce of the world
with new citannola of trade and inter
course. The Panama Canal has been
opened to the commerce of the nu-
tions. The two continents of America
have been bound in clutter ties of
President Wilson issues Thanks-
giving Dav Proclamation for
November 26
international trade have; been created
) which will be also new Instrumentati-
WASHINGTON Oct. 29 ' ”Wide“: ties of acquaintance. intercourse and
Wilson yesterday issued a proclaim» Never before have
mutual service.
Thanksgiving Day. so situated for their own advantage or.
The President’s proclamation which ,thc advantage of their neighbors or so
refers ‘0 "19 fact that ”“5 United .oqulpped to serve themselves and man-
Slalcs is at peace, while the rest of kind. .1
the world is at our, follows:
.\ow. tholweforo l, Woodrow Wilson.
“By the President oi l
the United President of the United States of A111
States Of America. ierica, do hereby designate Thursday.
1 “A PROCI‘AMATION‘ the twentyosixtb of November next, as
‘It has long been the honored Cus- a. day of thanksgiving and prayer, and
bly the $211 000, (100 will almost wholly tom of our people to turn in the fruit- invite the people throughout the 1111th him to leave the woman he loved. in
ful autumn 0f the year 1" praise and i0 ceas‘e from their wanted occupations
V «The hopelessly unnecessary Wnl‘ thanksgiving to Almighty God for His and m their Several homes and places hearts brother is shot and before he
‘ Tax measure just passed is 8130 admit many blessings and mercies to “s as of worship render thanks to Almighty dies, tells the old man the truth. which
a nation. The year that is now draw- God ,, V
ing to a close since we lost observed "In witness whereof, I have hereun- ,
our day of national thanksgiving hosrm set my hand and caused U1 8 seal of
been, while a year of discipline be- the ‘United Staten to be “1de
cause of the mighty torcw of war dual
of change which have disturbed {be this twenty eighth day of October. in.
world, also a year of special blessings the year of Our Lord, One Thousand 1
{or us Nine Hundred and Fourtetan. and of
”It has been vouchsaled to us to are the Independence oi the United States
main at peace, with honor, and in some V of America, the One Hundred and
parts to sucoor the suffering and “Putin-1mm . .....
Vply the needs of those who are in want “WOODROW WILSON
;We have been privileged by our own . “By the President: .
peace and self-control in some degree‘ . ‘ROBERT LANSING,
to steady the counsels and shape the .. Acting Secretary of State."
hopes and purposes or a day of tearl- » ‘ --
and distress. {3111- people have looked
upon their own life as a nation with 91;: way NOT Buy CLOCKS
deeper comprehension, a fuller rouilea-i AS WELL, A8 COTTON?
tion of their responsibilitieu as ’wpll as A young woman from New Eng-
ot their blessings and u keener sense land was; accosted timothér 6531 by a.
or the moral and practical dznlficancel solicitor ml- the "Buy ABaloot cotton
01 W118i their part among five" nations Movomout" arid asked if site would not
or the world may come to be: won:- cotton“ goods 9.11 111111111 as 1111115111111
“The hurtful eflects of foreign war ,tO help out the poor. cotton growers
in their owu industrial and commercial down South . ~ ~ «
affairs have made them (eel the more "Yes,” she replied, “i shall be quite
fully and see the more clearly the mu—l‘ 9139de to boy 110111111511 you will agree
tual inter-dependence upon one auoth-l to "buy .931); 11111de clookb. You and,
er and has stirred them to a helpful 1 am mm Connecticut whore. these
cooperation such as they have seldomiclu‘cku are lame“. but the some tari'm ..
practiced before. They have been Vim which has hurt. the cotton growers;
quickened by a grout morn! otltnultbl q: the South in ‘ ‘9 My” 01, (Joni
tlon. Their unattainable "001' ‘03“ Vpectlcul: who workin block tactorleu
outed #11111:th tori than who org-anti? My pepplo by tho 111111111111 are out
retina. their readiness to help ml to or emmymant. but who‘ in; mm 111V .
$111M: o! the norm ot others. hnvo‘ re-V' mono “flint tho public to buy more
vealed them to thorn-om- u will; u‘ emu?" -
to the world. ' -
“Our own 1111 (all all who and or unit. f ‘
-“Done at the City of Washington, ’
' bar! 18,-19 and 20. at. the University or
Vglsts; ‘"
poi-t of Quartermaster» '-
1‘ mm abows that name out V'ot't‘be
ration for American 11191111111113 You
‘ 1281“?!“ ;
111111111 1111131111111 '
At. Pleasant Hour and: 11011111100111
,Hail, today and tomogrow. Altar the
o ,
“The business of the country has Ball," l“ 51" 93"” “MI Herbert K9" taken in this {event
wnl fEED u been supplied with new lustrumcntali- CW and Miss Elbe Shannon playing be held in the Assembly Bull, Nomi
the principal parts.
view in given:
‘A little maiden climbed an old
man's knob, begged for a story, '.do
uncle. please. why are you single. why
live alone; have you no babies; ltuvo‘
The following re 1
friendship. New lnutrumomullties 0! you no home?" The old 1111111161111 “161
little girl 01' his love affair, with the"
only sweetheart he over bud. They";
were dear to each other until be found'
her in the arms of another man, nor;
twine tarill‘ bill was so 11' ritleu that the lion designating Thursday, Nov 26. n3 Vme people of the United States boeul brother on escaped convict. whose
identity she was ashamed to disclose.l
He left her ‘.‘After the Ball.” ”Shel
tried to tell him, tried to explain, who.
would not listen. pleadings were vnin." V
John Dale travels abroad, hoping to
Vforget his disappointment. and in the
meantime his sweetheart dies .ot 111V
broken heart. Fate brings DaleV fucti
to face with the man who had caused
an effort to save Dale’ a life. his sweat-
caused the tragic end of the love of-
fair.
“That‘s why l‘m 1011613.
I ‘No home at all.
“i broke her heart, pet,
“After the ball." .
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TAFT ON EXECUTIVE POWER.
ExProsldent William Howard Taft.
professor of law at Yale University,
will give a series of. lectures Novem-‘
Chicago the subject beingVV "The Exoc-
utive Powar."
W
FOLEY CATHAHTIG natal-s. ,
You will like thein positive action.
They have a tonic elect on the how-
old, and give a wbbléocme, thorough
cleaning to the entlr‘o bow el tract. St!
the liver to healthy bbtivity 'and 11939 ‘
stomach sweet Commotion,
ache, dull. tired 11.1111; 11111.1 1111111
those who use Foley cathartic Tab
lets Only 25c. —-For, 31119be All drug-
11111111: m'rtoxs .11 1:35 now.
creased cost of living. '1‘
h'e‘ntl ‘
DANCE CONTEST
Prizes will be awarded at the Hub
lowoen dance contort. hold for tho
"bought at the Norwuik Disponsdry.§
Judging from the lingo sole of tickets
it appears an unusual interest is being) ; V
The dame will
walk. Saturday. October ’13!“
Y
Sive'ater Coats
Bays' and Girls‘,
$1.00 to $3.50.
Ladies‘ and Men’s,
$2.90 to $5.00.
A. DickermaanSOn
South, Norwalk
' Phone: 446“ ‘
We Give S. and H. Greén
Trading Stampc.
l-V.
.. ”V . .,1 : V -‘.. é‘i...‘ .3me
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MAKES II BEAIHIHII
VI! Escorted Thick, Wavy.
‘ and All; Dandruff Dinppténn‘.»
Surely try ‘a.
‘m‘olsiz'en d cloth with Domicrlue and
draw it carefully through your hair, ‘ '
taking one small 111111111 at a tlmé;
this will cleanse the 111111 of dust, dirt
or any expes‘give’ oil-lii a. tow min-
utes you Will biv- amped Your hair
will; be wavy. built and 1111111111 and
bones. on incomparable soulless,
lustre good luxurianoe. ;
1121111111 béautlfy‘iug the but, one up.
pllcatlon oi handbrlno dissolves every
particle {11V 111111-1111; invigorating the
scalp. stopping itching and tolling V»
hair A. -
pandering; 111' to thrhulr whet flesh
.alto‘wém or rain and sunshine are to
”it 3112111211 in tho r‘60ta. ‘
vigorotes'bnd‘ Wflhensithem Its '.
exhilarating 11111111111113.1111 lllezpro
‘vegctb‘tibu.
!
1
1
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Lustrous. 1,
“‘Danderlno ‘ Hdir'
'Oluanso" it you wish to immediately I
double tho beauty of your hair Just V
__ Establish 3d 1357
1.1331...“ '_ “
Chiffon Tafietas -
llic \illx B‘ttliNl 1.3131113 1 it ‘Tm‘tl'x llll .~ Hui. .l liii'w
absnntmt‘ut mi s: it and 112.11?! 11s Cl‘liiion Tafffia in bl .1-
liful 31 .ult~ int 11111111911111.\peczltaiitl :1 1h. <31. ~
that till 1111.111 is 1.11111. 11ml ilu tv-l11r.1i 1i: -..-t‘ 111.11;-
givo at changeable effect. \t'liilt. will; 1151“. 11min.
blue. lavender. grew-11 and orange.
For (Iixt'li'ictivt' evening eme't (Raising; lt‘ms'itse.
lit 11111331211111 5111110 «111.131 2.11113 1111 12111111 Jamil-1 11. 2111'
some 1111111. suitable fur afternoon and Filt‘a‘l 3.; 1N
T bitty-six inches. $1.50 a yard.
. A itcove that will pi‘nt't- .‘éillFldl‘llilV‘v mil ~11..-
alilt'
Adornments oi the Moment
' Approved by Fashion
lib. llll'Il. Madame, it is :1 summit for l'.;1."'111-;~ i‘w»
(touts H1111} m and small or large 11111111115- llml clip-.1; 1i
lV to the (111'. -
An unique Earring is like :1 «3.111 1.1 11 111111 and is
llL‘hlkllt 1.1 1.. stand up how tilt
depending thm‘t'fl‘run. Sci lllll‘ltl}‘
jl'l. $5.00, $5.50 and $6.00.
Black Velvet or Riben Collars; \1i1l1 «liilcs mi
lianiu muhm‘tcd with utt'uiilh 11'1" work. $3.50.
Strings of flashing jet a nd Crystal Beads« $3.00.
Black Vule‘t Bands with jet 11111111111111 $4 50.
Gun Matal LaValliercs will) ji'l 11411111111,
Crosses, Shoe Buckles, Bracelets and Brooches.
Novélties at 50 cts.
Necklaces. (1911111111 Silt! 1' chains. 11'. hr
pendant iu l't‘tp:1z.a11n'lln'si 11ml sapphire.
Sterling SiIVEr Rings with j‘u tilt.
coral.
Bar Veil Pins with 1,31) Id tops: set
pearl. 7
Leaf Brooches, dull or bright
11.1mclte' pearls
Dull Jet Collar Pins set with small soul 111.1111:
Key RingSa Itcurt shape with gold tops.
Black Rubber Bracelets.
lulu 1111.11 1:11 114-4121111111.
\‘.llll 1hiuv~~luihss or
ln'il-
Black
:1- Lenka 3.1111
innit,
l‘ll‘lillltlm" 11l'
with
o
0111" largo
111114], with
1:1 l‘VL’V't?
‘let’orc rcccutfitructiug your last winterk 111111 or quit.
(liV’e
all widths, (uni for the muull {111' heads and tails.
Tl‘llllllllllg’ Sccliuu.
Month-End-Sale
-. . ~ .
Thursday is Pargaln Day
.
FLOOR COVERINGS.
Fibre 11119:. 35 1‘60
50 cm, Valu’e $1.00.
Burmah Rugs, if x 54
79 cm, Value $1.25
Fibre Rugs. 9 x 12
Samples. $5.00, word $10.00.
OIIclothu and Linoleums
Short Lengths, Half Price.
ASK FOR DOUBLE STAMPS THIS T wusmw.
GARMENTS.
‘Lauies' 31.1.. Waters.
Samples. 50 etc. were $100.
Latest Styles Waist; P I
Samples, 74 cts.
House Dresses
Middy Blouse-
A. DICKERMAN 81 SON
We Give 6. 81 H.- Green 11111151151111.1111
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
var-1.111.111.1111. Service Call _
’ FRED H, GANUNG,
»Fun¢ralrblreetor and
Embalmer
V Office and Residence
Telephone 904. . ‘
84 So.- Milo 81., So. Nor-walk. .
.- Just received;
Brass Jardlnleres. , Fern Diahes.
VbVi-ella Stands. Candle Sticks,
XVsb Trays. Vii‘itc. .-' ‘
Albert F Gehebe
Phone 1089-2.
111111111111
1 shipment or
Uln- .
Vases, » 1
719 W
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hart-7
25 WAVGVHIVNGI'ON STREET,
SOUTH NVVOBWAVLVK.
Prompt Dellvory.l
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1“». o‘wx‘v. s- an'2 ‘1‘“. «a \‘\ -. .
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TREES 11111111111111) VV
CAVITIES TREATED...-
moment-fume
V at Norwalkors o'Vory day.
~ using them? , - -'.'
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11 little time to the Iar'1c assortment at I 111' Hands m
Samples. 74 etc. Value $109.
Samples, 59 elm, Value $100
’Phone 446
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