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hemisphere we build eitlg at s rate‘deelamsd this his What the race?
Isndrenmed at in Europe. and unmatch- if; 90110888 was mien himslt 11nd,?
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Sun rises 6:23;sets 4:511.

big pageant that will
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SOCIETY NOTICES

lghts." taught the worlds human fish and slot or 111(- meot import/1111 and inter—
tht at term: epochs in the history of the

The formula is Iso idealistic it kept them Until citizens found ways 611116111 scanI There. mil be 111 the
cc, first blush it sounds 8W ll victory of getting about quickly, such civic Ilse nmhbodiood, of mu“- ,penesI 58,-
__ gives no rights. what is the use OfI hemoths were impossible.1 It is doubt-IN“ I“ Which ”1‘10“"th “““EUN'
fighting? -.tul whether Rome, when the capitalI
But there is the 1ery point Argon Io: the wofldI ever had more than 1
Itina would abolish war by making arm-1000 000 people Steam and electricity est stage 'in the citx,'1‘h11rsdny we”

Might. she d8"111ake it possible to expand outward mug. NOV-1.]. the second day of the
convention.
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“ Neil Lune, No.1ou F. m 11.11
~Ieats its din-sonic Building, Scotti
lain street. 131 and 3d Tuesday or Ied conquest fruitless.
“ch month—July 311d August ex. clams, must no longer make right. ,and upward.
cepted—utt 8 o'.clocl1 All Master Annie: and unvies prove nothing it} We congratulate M“
lawns cordially “3“:th %w:3u" is impartial justice that shall deier- yet ‘19 fee] more like extending our
. ’ 1 (:0 1
Beach, Vi. M. B0 er 1 x Isympatliy,

theme in tour general parts

" Sec.
Ne Y
.Icllor clamor, N0 38. R- A M- “ 0” ”um“ help grown“ Part 1 is entitled “The Hebrew
stools 1n Masonic Building, South r0115I as yet The William“ m 3“ and its rapid unhealthy crowd: has Period ' 1.. three sumenslie scenes

1 Shin Bt..211d and 41h Tuesdal's. of tor Crushing the enemy and then oxact- Ireally been a detriment. The real es- '“IIIIJIl “I’M“: ”l”; 3" IIKIIIIJIII l“
1111* eircw ouse old will I: lut-
$fl¢h moulhw-llfll' and August 9! lug wliatcier penalties or concessions talc. owners have profited, but even ”when,” “a,“mgI I”, u“. 50-pin“

I‘II‘M’ted‘“ 8 09‘0”“ A” “03"“ Am” But by the time the bit Itlleir profits in innumerable cases have school in which Ezra ain't'uls mach-

‘ they choose.
~' «Ml-50115 (“Drill-‘1“! “Nile“- Charles , lug the assembled peoplo, and (X) n
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox. tor war is ended tin discussions may bIeen eaten up by taxes and high prices. “New,” school in 1111 <1-‘1nlmy B.

lune rent-lied a higher moral plane. {With enormous size comes poverty and t‘
llv arrive at a rime and u In Part II the audieme is intru-
I When the nations tins (3 nemployment all-d made duved 111 the teaching of the l lirlutlatl
working agreement and organize afed Iquute facilities and bad government it 1'11 Hcrc also the action is render—
erulion for the liIaintenance of peace. and all manner of evils. It would bu‘NI 1" ""09 episodes. The first of'
liltrnt‘ [Ir-cactus the earliest pl‘itld 1111-
SECTION a LISM tIliis t'oimulIa is sure to gain weight and much better for America it" the"; 11'
From the platform adopted by
the Republicans of the Town of -\0 11111111:
.Nm‘walk, in convention as— ""“M'M’ ’

ere dl'x‘ the caption. “The Touching of
Some day the world may see 110 New Yorks~lf instead old law vast' Timothy. " Tm“ '8 mum?“ [‘3' H We
" Milled Monday evening, OCt- PRESlDENT WILSON NOT
‘3' I914: RUNNING FOR OFFICE

lIonul'.
annlution ol’ the teathin i the iilld-
over the portal of the peace Palace at 11nd unwieldy communities, there were (“0 Alien tn 111-11111. lic111>:l.IiImo Monks
“The Republican party ls irrevoca.
' ' i 1 ' t Iutluln for
My committed to the ‘folIOWing prin- ,“oudt‘ovi ““5““ i" “0 . g
the Presidency, despite the tact. that

“1.. “33,1... me words, ‘Victory hives many cities of moderate size. appear with trinlr 1115‘ pupils. Finally
. the reformation period 1-1 illustrated
clples:
lot: The PreserVaNO" 0f the rights sumo (it our Democratic friends are

‘ by the presentation or 11 Lutheran
DODGING BEHIND THE WAR. .liantoi' und his class of lutx'cliuniona.
(Hartford Coolant.)
of the ocveral wards and taxing dis- making it appear that he. figures large.
trials of the City at Norwalk.

I A Minor cmphaslii will be pinned

lI ‘Among the amusing “Dd Spcclous upon the modern dcvi'loluiicnl of re-
2d: That no amendments to the
- charter of the City of Norwalk sha

Pleas 0 ( Igi‘“) ‘ idllhinl)" .‘4 J ‘P l
f the Demom k: managers )3 and "ll “l 1 ‘ he
”3 “'ade Without " e c0llsent of a” in “'0 flee-HOD and u‘ n It" to (“IVE”- UH.

subject of Purl 111.111 the first 0!

the contention that the “I“ ‘2 Eu"ll\€ twu episodes of the part. in 11

rope is the cause ofAmdrlcan Dimitri» scene entitled. “Rolnrt ltuikis and
the wards of— the city." pullllt s attention 110111 the bungling
The Rapublican candidate for 1.111111 11111 111m. 111.» deficiency 11. mo
SEW HUbert 12- Bishop. and l't‘\'tllllIBH oi’ the country requiring the

U011 in business. As their [rankun Strict Hoyt-1' of I‘lluilt'i' stcr " the

spoken 191.13.111.11. (0‘! the dilllupl, birth «It the modern h‘umluv N1 hoot is

portrayed; whilo the 'sccond episode
for Representatives, Ché’fliisn F' '11'111' tax in times of peace" of $100,-
Tnstram “‘1 Cr'amer ee.g 'ououu'u, there is every probabilit" “u“

this “M I” all that can save them. is alilidh'ideil into tiu'ni scenes euc
man. stand on this platform

int: “Religion", "Education" and
‘l'f‘outll The main section

mine. international rights. ”.593,“ then mumps, dfl/eliyilng the

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ly in the tomcat. There can be but

The” Chances were all gone until it (0381.9, ..
1' ”pair min, the Damion.
ll one motive in imitating the President it

broke out. . merit 0! Sunday School Organization."
Jl‘lle fuel in that, it \ié getuny husl- Three steps of iitgimizutiou appear

ness revival it will be due to the war “d"
-'~rciivul 11nd l111provo1I,ncnt not de mm 3mm” 81111101 “"0“ WM“

, dolphin. 1824) "The Adiiprlun of the
pression. “cure the one considerable pup-”rm ”Hermann“. Lens-11113.13.
producing country in position to pro. 1cm" ilntllmmpolls.1172):11nd “'l‘lic
'.vlde what the world at war or at \uthonzaiionotth. 11111111111 Lessons"

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peate must have Attei the d sorxlul This series .11 illlstldiu 11-11111 logi-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

"7““ it will continue to increase A glarlllll THOUI is “florid "it?” readijutslmenl 111111 in Part l\' which it knnw-n an
tint comes w t go 113 use 0 new “(is l l q. ,1 ,vfir-tmol.‘ “It, mutcrlul

m necessur tax will 1111111. in 11

I I- *II-I II“ n? I IIIIIIIIII IIGXliulple 0} this “a y 'conditions. many of 0111 industries of which is proucn id ill lwillllltf‘n up.

he more tully appreciated 1111211 WONG will pick up; some have begun al ihlldl‘fl.1‘1‘l‘0 the interest approaches

. 1 1 . 1 kill-
. . are 1'01 lured to attach reieuue sldlllpé heady towards its illmux 111 mu sons 11
Since the pitscnt Democratic tur’lii" 1 fully 1l1'1111111tlzml.oicnltriu in a

1“. went into “1qu our purchases to about every commodity. As usuul.I What knocked this country was the ionlpletrd mud”, 8111111111 school from
used the woikingman 11111 lime to pay tho‘WHSO" ”68 Email “if!“ “11‘0““ ‘18 1111- 1911.11.» 11.111 in 11... 1'91on 'rnuu—
that ingenious gentleman admitted byImg our .11. or tin-w {mum-n i‘lllsoillls

11 "psycliological"" condition under the first font iii-«sent thi- lower
which business faded away. Our grudi's iulphustnluu uluplilt'ally the
. , union in nit-1111111.», of touching. and
blow came long before lilo wet. it 11111111011111»: 111 ”III uppeuilug of child-
:I“““ predicted by 0““ 0W“ “V9 Dclno- 11-11 in t‘hini-so 11111] other nationalities
.crutlc congressmen They cried out 111.1 wim- frocgriphicfll 11111211 or. the
against “2- Thev saw its eflgcts m 1111- modern Sunday 1.1 hunt 'I he next the
vance. They pronounced it fatal to episodes in this series develop the

, iu'm'lt ol the intol‘inodiuto (Tom
II:E\;‘)'L:I'E)I'I;I;ID 23311111th?» and then—IFUD‘K‘WJHHC different tingle.“ exhibiting.

‘uot vurioty of 1110111111311. lull variety,

oi"suhjccts.
coutribu'tcd to the expenses of I I "P10 “Alf
government during the lust vent of a ..’lcs for Sor-‘Hoe.’

. i As a grand conclusion to the whole:
Republican tarifl. Had they paid the HOURS FOR THE TAX COLLECTORN [loin s and Sayings concemifigil’mnm. the sums cast appears
0111 rate 011 11 but they shipped imotllis With all the new varieties oi taxes-I. ll

gathered in their respetliilo 31011113.
' - .. - ‘ - - . I -:
I' country durmg the that eight months “hid! the Democratic 93-le has 1“ i A" Pai'fles
~01}th Underwood law, “my would posed, it is only fall to allow the pad» 5 A large amount of pains has 1,06,,
. have contributed twice $4,000,000 to pic to say 11 lien the taxI collettor shall. Dr. George F“. Pnntecost.1nlils speech taken in the Mormon Sunday schools
. \ 1 nor than one kind of tax?” the family gathering of the Progress-J l‘m'llC‘l‘aunh-find it laiihfl” and a"
this government * 0 1 e1slves Tues day evening is reported ”Lemme presentation of the costumes
_ 1 I
. With all this sat'Iillce, the consumer Itolloctor should be permitted to cull' having referred to these who have left-I1 or the dirthent user. is assured.
r W

1133 not paid one cent less for his lun]. in anyone da1,nnd as the milk mun. ‘ilte fold .35 “the burns." the unz 11 AI 'II
her. in the same time, $10 0110,00011113 We ice 1111111 and the garbage man have street corner loafer would have ni'orra 'SII 1"]7‘1'" ”fin ADVERT 003-
been g11 en to the Sugar Trust, angIthe preempted the hours from about 3 a. decency than that. Many of the best! ‘ “‘5-

l 11213111'3'111101' 01-1. 29.-—Mor.e
I111. to 5: 30 u m. it should he s ecliled men i? the Progressive party have I 00 . ', .
consumer pays more for his sugar. To . D Mm”. Ireturued to the Republican par 111111 8, 0 new members were added

to the Seventh” Day diluent Church
Alle- foreign 11001 gr'ouor, a doaation of that the tax man is not to call beforeIIy or are supporting Mr. Hill for 0011- this year. Incoming to 11 report'pre-
‘20 000 000 in duties has been made. III a 111 each day» This adminisuafionifless. They can't see anything in the serlted at. today's session of the Gen-
dud uoolen clothes cost no less than can least afford to be leulént With the role of assistant to Jeremiah Donovan. 9““ Cflllff‘l‘encr of that' denomination
before. The importers of beef and o‘erburilened tu\pu1er in the matter} I —0——

11 also showed that the Seventh Dav
I 1 It a ommunicatlon train ldt'entlsts movement 110w penetrated
f 111111 of such a little non- essential as the ‘1 rep y ° c
“in“? ““‘e be“ ”new“ ° p g , the special cdmmlttee otth'e Connecti-
110043111) 1011 11rd the support of this hour of daily collection. 01 course) if

85 countries
. (“murllniilnns for evangelistic work
cut Men’ ‘11 League tor Woman Suffrage.
vatnmeut, and the overburdened tux-I there be a fear that the garbage man Hubert E Bishop, 395',“me nominee
payer pays more for his meat. Now, to will set awe) with something that has

lolnllcd 32 .f866 127.1111 lnclcuse of
Sill-.1 5251' over 1913.01" this amount
tor Senator. from the Firmly-sixth
like .up the dgfici; thus produced and Inot been Itaxed. this suggested sclio- District, says: "While I do not believe
'£iI'0m which the consumer has recelv ed Idme might be arranged I

the bestows! of the ballot upon women
11 benefit the people of the country? '9-

‘ 1.111111111111111 the moon which they so,

- ~ confidently expect. 1 and not. poivover,

lure melted in a so- called “oar revenue"I NEW “(OR-K’s BIRTHDAY. 1 opposed to their 15.11.1111; the spillage.

bill to psi 11 direct tax of $100, 000 ,Otltl,IJ New York. city is engaged these days and, if elected. would supporIt such a
, addition to the tax burden they are. in celebrating- -its three hundredth an
IlIl‘eads hearing, at a time when ourI niversary. its just titres centuries

A FEW FACTS FOR THE VOTER.

I from foreign nations have incrc
3102, 00111100, while our sales abroad bill in the end because those things
hove decreased in the Name time $1115, -. usually get back to him Vie really be
000. 000. We have 110115111 more «,mu'lleic that beiorc this mess is cleared
paid less, and the most of which 11c ill) andttlenboud issue will be neces-
have bt'lugltt from abroad should 11.11 c sury ’

been produced at home. 111» hale lost Considering Illiese facts “111' should
in foreign commerce, since this 1,111 a thinking man vote for Cougi'enrmnnII
fluent into effect not less than $1.311,- Llonoi'un‘.’ All the mud-throwing from
I000,I000. \l‘ e lime donated to Canu- platform and through circulate, aimed
. Idlan lumbermeu in the same period at \l1'. llllls candidacy, “ill 110$
-I$I2,000000whi1'l1 is the amount tlioi' change the public estimate of l1i1n.I
our Nothing seems surcr than his election.

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Jteen .0! this purl arc, dramatic prea-
’cntnllons of tlic Senior Department
in 11111th fourteen young men and
women cnuct the theme “Opportuni-

 

 

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Boeg'on. znwdeorg‘e Still-

I Federal Grand Jury at Seattle. Wanna
measure shbuld it come before the
Legislature." .

believed by the Federal. authoritieé

AXES 60w“ next Tuesday 1111111.
I the sincerity of Argentina. 8 pretentious bring New Yorlts population up to _, .
I I. L. AND. A. L- SOL'BEN, by citing this bit of history: 1129, 000. The next hundred swelled it IsI‘l‘SDAY SCHOOL PAGEANTIRY.
I PROPRIETOBB. At the close of the war with Para-.10 tomore than 5.000.080. v . . m- ‘. it! “W 1-1. 0!;
i . , Origin, "inputs“ on o '
:IVTHURSDAY @3139. 19“ Kiley. when \lctorlous Argentina mini New lorlIters boast now that thelri ”one” Schools to be. Show; _
in a position to impose her will on the city is the largest in the 11',orld largerIl at Maiden Convention
at "I ’__’w - ”I". I“ To depict in pagumry a compre-

lit-11111212 resume of the origin, (level-E,

refused absolutely to take advantageI York isn‘t the most populous oomnsu “‘33 5‘ “00' m“ be “'9 hIertIiIIvIenDIflf'I
J

tei' to the decision or the President 0! the same area, it soon will be, though CODDPK'NOH 111th the annual 00mm .

over 1110 hundred and twenty-fine

' PHONE “Lil‘s? mien that Argentina coined the six‘ Transportation has done it—that, I~1h1ldren from the anode) MSW“ 01:
__ e e _ .. . , , , the city will P‘mcifial’e in c 1m)-
fill-I News D run at. InitIc-ant phrase, Victory glies no and the immigration net which has .ducuon and the program “I,” com

ly picturesone periods and incidents. i;

the stage or Polls Theatre. the larg- 5

lork. And loan of flylnllollcul figlll‘rs l‘é‘DlPflEDl-.

(if the I

"The Formation of the. AmcrL .

52.079.1’38 was raised in NortlI1I_A.milr—"
' ness.

" condition, he said, 111.101. is affecting
. most of the roads.

lugs. who has been indicted by the
for fraudulent use or the malls. in.

here to be the George Stillings whom
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-gin forest Ito build his new sIlllp Rest-
less ” cut the swath that is now lower
'Broadivay.

 

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I ‘ ‘ 1 nation mat the smith Norvialk 1311111.
sudor NIIIso/p, of Argentina, 13‘ Many tides have ebbed and flowed 2'

The Norwalk Republican Club 11191.
last night and decided to attend the.
«maker, in Red Men's Hall, on Friday
evening. , They will march down to the
rally, headed by a drum corps, and
will be met at the Armory by 11, dele-

 

here in 1905 to one year in jail, for

.11 similar otfonse.'1‘he records In the .
dim/riot. atim'nci’ s oiflce Show that at;-

the 11m.- sentence with pronounced
sailings 11-1111 carvings!- dull term im-
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they would be fair to every interest.

justice done to railroads by opera-
1 thin 01 the parcel post. citing an in-
1- , stance or the shipment from Phila-
11.1.1111. to Busted; a few days ago. or

'36, 000.001)

spleen, With ”any Changes
Strips a Year Ago

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New Connecticut directors

 

NEW HAVEN, Oct. lid—The directo-

rate of the New York, \‘ew Haven
‘aud Hartford Railroad Company was _ ,

Idecreased from 27 to 17 members by

the stockholders in annual meeting I‘
yesterday. in an ofllcial statement the ’
Icompany points gutIthat no member
of the new board participated in purr‘ «.
chase of properties of the company .

hbout which there has
plalnt and criticism.

been com-

Prlor lo the meeting the directors I

Inninbercd sixteen. Those who do?

clinsd to stand for reelection were '-

Samuel Rea, of Philadelphia; D. New»
ton Barney, of Farmlugton; R. W. Taft,
013 Providence. and .l. S..lleming11'ay,
of New Haven.

Twelve lie-elected.
. Twelve members were rte-elected
and the meeting having voted to

adopt 11 day-law change limiting the f
directorate to 17. these live new mom-1 '

berg were chosen:

Benjamin Campbell, ivhoI is vice
president of the company; Frank w.
Mattcsou. 0! Providence; Joseph I.B
Russell. oi Boston; Ell Whitney,

son of the late J. H. Wllltlemore. or;

Nauéatuck. for some years a director .

under President Mellon.

or those reelected ’l‘. DeWitt Guy
ler will serve as representing the
Pennsylvania railroad interests
ing to announcement, lound it im-I
possible to serve.

New Directorate.

The new directorate is made up as

follows:

JulnesI'H. Itustis, Frederic C. Dn-

muine, Samuel Carr lumen M. Pren-l

dergnst, Charles W llosw ortli, James

P Carpenter. Marcus 1‘.
James 1. Doherty
Charles P. Hall, Charles S. Cook and'
LE. G. Eastman.

.ident; Herbert E. Fisher, treasurer.

{and Arthur B. Nichols, clerk; i

<1 Elliott Makes Statement.
The epluodcs followlng‘
illlcsc nine ulld completing the four-'

 1111111111:

Now Has a Membership of Sell-I '

Whittle! and bhitlemors TM)

ot‘
New Haven, and Harris Whittemore,g '

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place of Prealdent Rea. who, accord- ..

I , igencrai belief. however,
5 At a subsequent meeting of the new‘company will submit the new rates to
Boston and Maine board of directors the liltcrutute Co’rnulerce Commission
James H. Hustis was re- elected pres Ias iiell 1111 to the vafious state railway

 

Friday

ery person who has need of

$3.00 BLENHEIM
BLANKETS. ,,

Handsome big lied Blan-
kets. the greatest value of
tlic scason, looks and “cars
like a $500 blanket in tan.
grcy- white and blue. Fri—

day Special, pair .. $1.98
85c SHETII‘S I

lull 5121c Bed Sheets, 81
x 90, bleached or brown,
made of round thread
Sheeting. Friday Special

..... .. .. 69¢
20c COTTON BATTS.

Full big pound rolls of
pure white southern cotton.
Friday Special, roll 121.4%-

6c CHALLIES.

5.000 yards of fancy figur-
cd L‘llallics. Friday Spec-
.‘ial. per yard .. 3}-’4’¢

Ioc OUTING FLANN-EL.

51100 111rtls of llca1y
flcccy fatny Outing l'lanncl.
I'riday Special yard. .5¢

20c VELVET GRIP
HOSE SUPPORTERS.

White and black: all sizes.
Friday Special, pair 'mijfié

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69c FLANNEILETTE
NIGHT SHIRTS.
For 111911 and boys, extra
heavy. all sizes up to 20.
Friday" Special. cucll 47¢

 

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new emerging from its troubles and 1111' lolllll'ls Ol‘ Tllr:

stnrting on the road to better times.
In the " per cent height-rate do-

.1
clslon recently handed down

was being taken care of locally.

commissions.
B. and M. Meeting.
stockholders of

Harvest Sale

Prices so low that they should not fail to interest ev-

b the

D Uppam, George H Prouty, Frank interstate Commerce CommissiIon it III II
linonltonJ'Wilfi pointed out that the New Ha-
l-lenry B Day,lveus need [or higher freight rates
'lllt'
is that. the;

the Boston andIII
Mr. Elliott made 11 statement to Maine held their annual meeting yes
the few stockholders who had to- I\terduy at Boston, and tile dlxectorate ml'mlmrs prom-m and the hive pre-

 

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Specials

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filese goods.
$1.25 SWEATERS.

For men and boys. grey,
red and blue. extra heavy,
roll collar. Friday Special,
each .. ..... . ...... . . 97¢
12 1-2c SWISS CUR-
TAIN MUSLIMS.

36 inches wide, variety: of
pretty patterns. Friday
Special: yard ....... . 755i¢

$1.50 COUCH COVERS.

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’35 {1/an I'b '

1‘»

Roman stripes, full size.
1" riday Special. each 92¢
$1.25 'WASH BOILERS.

N0. 8 size, copper bottom,
heavy tin sidcs. Friday
Special, each ..... 95¢
50c INVERTED
GAS LIGHTS.

Brass . burner and good

wick. triple woven mantle
and half frosted globe. Fri—

day Special ......... 39¢
50c HIND‘S HONEY AND
ALMOND CREAM.
Friday Special. :1 bottle _,
................ 36¢
BOME'N'S WHITE HEM-
STITCHED HAND-
KER-CHIEFS.

Friday Special 6 for 25¢

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RMC‘GMBEES.
29. —-—-'1‘ho state
of the Ladies of tlIc Maccab-

HARTFORD.
1.1m

Oct.
inns 111111 held In (111‘ 11. Hall today.
as uttendtd by iii-ligated from all
of the 38 hives of the state The
morning session 11.1.: gilcll over larg-
1'l_\' to ritualistic work under the ln-
spection 11f \lisu i l111.1 “13111111011, (1!
:Ansimiu. deputy state. commander.
1111,11 Mrs. Kittie Horsmim, of Hart-
l’oi'tl. A11 address of welcome-was
gitcn liy’ Acting Mayor Daniel D.
Doyle.

. in the (curse of the session the
Ic~1ullliuhment of 11 hospital and n.
IllOllli‘ fund wus discussed. Late. -tllls
11131111 noon the award of prizes to the
hih‘ liming the lamest number 04‘

turned after the recess answering was increased from 13 to 14.11111! the; 11mm: ”W "”38“ 9183-“ "l initiation.

Isome ot the criticisms made by
oral earlier. He said most or
Ethings complained about were
plaincd in the annual report.
Jotllers he said that it was not

the
ex- -

true

‘hnd been charged or that money was
Jbelng spent needlessly. Legal 911- i

set- Ipersonnel of the board‘ considerably ,luld m,

changed. Five directors, RichardI
Olnsy. A. W. Sulloviay, Lucius Tuttle.J

0! E. F. Greene and Alexander Cochrane.
of Portlandl',
“Humming 11 90...... of mm 1.911 splendor that the directors solicited proxies 1131 Maine, and, \' G Eastman. of Exeter,‘

resigned, and C. 8. Cook,

N. 11., were added to the board.

The live trustees, agreed upon by
panties had been high because of the the federal authorities to manage the

will he .111'a1dcd. A banquet still be

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c’ompanys difficulties and it had been Imajority stock formerly held for the} lfifti' cents it is a good time to mm
(128de a wise policy to pay for good New York. New Haven and Hartford chm,

IIlegal advice rather than to have paid

as the tangled attaii's were being un-'
ravelled. The decrease in July and
August was $24, 000.
Gives income Figures. I

Mr. Elliott gave figures of income
and expense showing that gross earn-I3
lugs have fallen bit, but with strict‘
economies there had been some gain
in net earnings. He said that busty:
ness was very dull and 120 locomo-l
lives stood on track waiting for bust-
The dullness was a general

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or the into question Mr. Elliott said

the classified list it was expected that
new rates would bellied withthe com-
mission on December first These
rates had been carefully studied by
nCanIipbell, he said ,who believed

- Speaks of injustice.
Mr. Elliott spoke or the alleged in

signing: I all

that tat-ills had been revised and in .-

 

Irallroad, were 11,150 added to the direc-

board.

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hours until three doses are taken:

it promptly opens clogged-11p nos»,
111111 and air passages in the .llead,J
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assistance. tastes'nicc, and causes no
inconvenience he sure you get; the

In ordering a 500. bottle at Dr How-

I-little (or it and had much worry Itorate. One of the trustees, Frank ard's celebrated remedy for .Wflpa.
Legal expenses are rapidly decreasing P. Carpenter, belonged 'to the old tion and dyspepsia 1.“ 25111111“,ka

H Baxter is giving one or the great-
est trade chanCes ever offered to the
people of South Nor-walk. ,

Even though uttered at hallipi'lce
‘- for introductory purposesrtlie remedy
its sold under a guarantee to cure, or

the. money will be refunded.

J H food does not digest well,
Ititers is gas or pain in the stomach. .
Jill the tongue is coated and the breath .
311111.11 there is constipation " and

”training, 'Dr. Howard’s-remedy should

(help you. If it does not, you have

gdmggist Baxter‘s personal guarantee

. to return your money.

Dr Howard’s remedy gives quick re-
I'llst'ln. constipation dyspepsia and all
liver troubles ’

'Ilhese are strolls statements but F.
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