Blessed is the man
who walketh not in
th. counsel of
bold. Douglass Nash W.
On Wednesday afternoon. at 3: 30.
the monthly meeting of the Womb
Assocdation‘wm be held. (In. 17'. A.
Sumner of Milford will spluk on the .
sublect.
Church."
,Woodward avenue Department. At,
3:30 p. m., the Sunday School will
meet ‘at No. 7 Woodward avenue.
There will be no evening service
thisweok. _
Brooklllde Union Chapel and Slin-
day School, under the auspices of the'
South ’NOI‘WRIK Congregational Church
~a: 00 p. m Sllnd'ay Sc_hooi 3. 45 n m
"The Your-People in the
the
wicked. 5
Not standeth in the l
way of sinners, '
Nor 31ch in the seat
of the acorns;
' ———Psalms 1': l.
m
METHODIST lSchool session for Bible Stuc‘V, 3230
First Methodist Episcopal Church—E p. m. The Junior League devotional
W. H; Walieham, pastor—Public wor-isel'vice and Bible study hour. Sub-
- _ ship with written at 10: 30 a m. The; je t of the meeting, "What God Can
‘ poster will preach His subject, “Hun-‘Do for Us." Attendance on the in
"m" People "_ in the evening Mr. crease every week. 6: 30 p. in. The
Wakeham will give the second ser- Epworth League prayer meeting.
lion on “The Cycles of Life," viz“ Leader, Victor Vallmsr; subject, “The
)“Ths' Girl in HerTeens." Other serI Root of Murder." 7:30 p. in. Evening
'Jnons in the 'courss to follow: "The service for worship. The pastor will
I Young Man Starting Out in Life"; ‘preach upon the subject "The Cure
“The Young Woman and Her Powers“ for Unbelief." The choir will be pres-
Courtship and Marriage"; “Morali sat at both morning and evening ser-
Perlls in Middle Life"; "The Old Arm I vices and' assist in the musical part
Chair; ” and‘ What Is There Beyond?" '; of the service.
other services for the day: Monday, 8 p. m. The
Sunday Morning Class. 9:45 a. mnézLeague Cabinet will meet
Edwin Fox, leader. Bible School, 12§church parlor.
'In. We have an adult class in the: Tuesday, 8 p. m. The Epworth'
charge of H. B. Slauson, that will bop Magus monthly business meeting
well worth the while of any adult . will be‘hcld at the home of Miss Mar;
member of the congregation. Devo ' ion L'iiommodieu of Rowan street A
lions! Meeting of the Epworth League. social will follow the business ses-
3: 30 p. in Topic. “The Root of MurI sion. The delegate to the District
liar." Leader, Miss Mary Robinson Convention which was held in New
Meetings for the week: {York City will bring a report of the
Tuesday Evening Class under its doings of the convention
new leader, Samuel Sample. Brother. Wednesday. 2 p id. The Ladss' Aid
John Greenwood, long loved and hon-. Society will meet to sew. Plenty of
.ored by the class is by reason of im- jwork for all the ladies. .
paired health. unable now to take; Thursday, 7:50 p. m. The mid-week
charge.“ Every member of the classy prayer service will beheld as usual
‘lnIlnonlory of its_former, and recog-;with the pastor in charge. These
nition of its present loader should 1 meetings are increasing in interest
make it a special point of privilege to and spiritual ,power and everybody is
be present on Tuesday evening next. cordially invited. ' "
at 7: 4'5 043le ‘
' The sewing circle of tho Ladlea'
Aid meets on Wednesday. and later
at 3:00 o'clock. All the members are
“39" ‘0 be present for “‘9' “regular conducted by Superintendent Mrs
monthly meeting. John Burr. Christian EndenVor at
Mid-week service, Thursday even-cum; led' by president, Frank Middle-
ing. 7: 45 oclock. With the Caution-l ton ill-mm“ ”M“ at 3 01,10“,
in; of the roll call we are constantly" subject "The Eagle's Nest.” A" are
having new faces lock in “PO“ 118- icordiaiiy invited. The choir will go
The meetings are bright and spirited. to Stamford. ‘November 5th. and ex-
Provision for special music for each pact to bring the banner back u, Nor
‘Thursday evening. The pastor con- walk '
illnuoo his talks on the Methods or
‘us in Individual Soul-Winning, Sub-
set "for this week, Jesus and the Man South Norwnlk Congregational
Born Blind. At the close of this‘ ChurchL—John Stapleton. minister——
,- service, the League will hold a busl- At 10:30 tomorrow morning, the Com-
I, mess meeting. imullioli’ of the Lord's Supper will be
Junior League meets on Friday. WI observed and members received into
-; 3: 00 O'EIOCk BO $001118 at 7 00 D- m. {the fellowship of the church Mr.
’The Waste]. f?” the day “'1“ be 83‘ Staple'ton will give a brief meditation
(011‘)st -on the subject "The Cup of the New
‘ ' MWMHI- [Testlment." Vesper Service at 4: 30
Organ Prelude—Csntilsne . Merchant“, m._ The Bible School meets at
A“them-‘1 Will Lift UP Mine MEWS. 12: 00. J. M. Glover superintendent.
_ UM° “‘9' Hills --------- -Cl'833°Y At the some hour the Men's Christian
Organ Oif'er'toryl-Voluntary. .Hollins inquiry Club will be addressed by Dr.
(Anthem—Mt Thou W'e'arv Holdeni Edward 1:1.Gllm'bal't on the subject
Organ Postlude—ln A Flat. ..Frostiumumpean Qfitagcnm-g The Senior
Evenlnil. . C E Society will meet at 6 o'clock.
organ Prelude.—Vision . .Rheinbergerl At “159“”, “"1“ at 4 30 p m.
Anthem—Jesus, Saviour Pilot Me 1,101,- Brown-Landon, 9f Paris France
...................... ’. Schnecker' will speak more conditions in Eur-
Organ OlfertoryI—Melody . . . . DOM" ope_ He is representing the great re-
Soprano Solo—Come Unto sic—from lief 3.5mm in Europe, and My
:1 Messiah .I. . . . . . . . .,-. .. ...... Handel "address will gin mg latest details 0'3
“731140“ itho greatest conflict in the world's
Choir Hymn—In Heavenly Love Abid- history.
lug ..... ...... ...... I ...... .B rown'l Muslclor tho/day. .
Organ Postinde—«anue 16th Mass Morning.
..................... Mozart Organ prelude—«Allegretto
. . .‘.i... . .Woistenholme
' Norwallt Methodist Episcopal Church Mortar-Melody Palmer-
Charles Elmore Barto. D n, minister Soprano Solo—litre Hath Not Seen
—~Sunday services as follows: Classi '.; ....... ...o. Gaul
_ meeting at 9': 30 a. m. Morning wwio'm Postludealsrcn. .Fsulkes
snip andflommunion service .at 10 30. , mimosa -
Sunday school at noon hour. At 2 p liorgsn Prelude-Elegis .... Youicrolf
in. forty men of 'the church will meet Oflertory-Andshtino._1.smai‘s
at the church preparatory to calling soprano Solo~liow Firm to Ballads
, upon the entire resident membership! tio'ii. ........ . ..... .....v— Scotch
‘Iof the church during the attarnoon.)Postiudc—Olfertoire L» ....... Batiste
‘Every member is requested to be at On Thursday evening at 7: 45' the
some to receive them, an- they so two- Midweek Service of the church Will
[two from house to house. Epworth} be opbnsd with a' fifteen minute pray-
Magus service for young people: it]
:30 p. m. Etching worship. with ser-
lion. by the minister—text, "And
There Was No More Sea." Strangers
M
Epworth
in the
< u
«a.
Knlgilt Street A. M; n. ‘CilurchI—
preaching service at 11 a. m.; subject
"Come and See." Sunday School. 12:30
5
CONGREGATIONAL
-' l
.‘. .‘-\.-l-o
'07 the” subject "Paul in Everyday
Life.”
A meetings! the whatsoever clr-'
cls of King’s Daughters will be held
rat the tingle of Mrs. :Win. Samara, 31
Eln- Avenue Methodist Episcopal Bum“ “a“, on Tug-(1., after-
urcb—Rsv. 8 P. Fairbanks. pastor. noon .3 g- ”..‘
i
I
Lvsrsoitbsl'iordinvitcd. loads. Clubwiubohsldumecnuroh
,:,'l'bs regular monthly communal Tantalum-ta o'clock. at7: 30.
Mice wllilisobssrv‘sd with mnsmplirsmrlswilliusst: r "
;be given by Rev. Lawrence Wilson,a
.K. Hubhell in charge.
or service followed by a consideration l.
uni
Afternoon Service. Rev. F C. Thump
son will preach
service at 10:30, with preaching by the
pastor—~subject: “17‘ch Score."
tioon lecture, on ,“Montauu.”
him has done for that State. This will
bubuhool. 7:45; praisesorvics. 8
First Congregational Church, Rev, F.‘
:F. McGregor. Ph. D., pastor—Morning
in the
evening at 7:30 thérc will be a stereop-'
‘ _ with spa-i
cial reference to what Congregationa-
Whfl‘ a. 13:30, soo-
p. on, music by the choir—sermon sub-
lest: “Boundless love '—~John 3:16.
"the Lord's Supper also. All are we!
come. . .
EPISCOPAL. 3
Trinity Church, *Rev. Frederick A.'
Coleman, rector: All Saints' Day—8
a. in... celebration of the Holy Com-
munlon.
the Holy Communion and sermon.
Topic. The Saint; 04' God, Past and
Present. l2 m.. Bible pluses and
school. 7: 30 p. m. choral Vesper oer.
vice. Special music approprigte lo
the l‘esiival of All Saints. !
Monday---7:45 p. In, business:
meeting of the Young Men's Club.
important and special hUSiness.
'l‘desday-7:30 p. m.. the St. Hil—
ida'n Guild will hold a" important
meeting in the Parish linll. All.
members requested to be present
7:45 p. m., monthly business meeting
of the Woman’s Guild. - ~
Friday ~~~~~ 7:45 p. m, choir rehear-
7:30 p. m., Boys' t‘lub.
On Friday and Saturday the 21st
annual meeting 0 the Connecticut}
Diocesan (."ouncil of the Girls' ,
:seu.
spent several years in Helena. Mon-
tana. Sunday school at noon. Young
People's Society at 6:4o.
Monday—The "Doorkespers' Circle
will meet with Mrs. 0. 8. Jackson,
Springwood avenue
Wednesday—I-ITbe L. B A. will meet
in the Parish house at 3 p. or. Mrs. J.
Subject: ‘Na-
tivc Women in Foi'oign Lands." '
ren will present her new play,.“Doddy
Langlegs.” at the First Church. under
the auspices of the Young People's So-
cisty.
Manama.
Communion scrv'iul.
l’rolude—fllisrgo from Concerto in C
L. Van Beethoven
Quartetwlmve'Dil'ine J. c. Macy
Quartet—0 Sacred " Head. Now
Wounded Liszt-Schnecker. .
(lt'fertorywhlelody ‘in D. ()‘p -.45 No.
3 .............. A. Gnilmant
l’oslliidc~- I'i‘cmpo iii Marcia
................. '. C .7. FroslI
Isl-oiling
l’rsllldi2~-Ii’ruyer from Ricllsi
................... l7. Wilgner
quartet—wand is Love
................. . H. R. Shelley
Offer-tiny --i\'oiturno in A
................ D. it Munro
PostludeI Grand (‘hoeur in A
................. Then. Salome
. . i
. BAPTIST. I
South Norwalk Baptist Church—
iRel/.1143 lisrtley. pastor—.‘Services
; for Sunday.
' vice. "“
id: 30 s in. Public ser-
thject of the nursing 'seruion
”The Eccentricity of Religion" ‘
The musical program for this ser-
vice is as follows.
Prelude—Cantilene.‘ .John D, Vault
Offertory Solo (Mrs. F. 7. Smith)
....... Ambrose
Postlude—Tempo dc Msrchla
................ Alfred Redhead
12 m. Sunday school. Superinten-
teachers to be present to enter the
.new contest. This contest will be a
trip to Palistine. Captains and odlI'
cars have been selected and the rlval'.
November 1. Perfect attendance,
new scholars. and the largest collec-
tion will count for every hundred
miles of the trip. 12:20 p. m.
Baptist Brother will hold their usual
session. We continue that study of the
principals of the Federsl'Councii of.
Churches. N. Condos will lead in the
discussion of the following subject
“Determination and Regulation oi
Maximum Hours for All Workers"
'l‘hese subjects are discussed on II a
scriptural basis and the effort ismsde
to get the light or religious truth on
these subjects. 0; 30 p in. Christian
Endeavor Society. We want fifty
young people at the meeting on sun-
day night. Miss E. WBouton will lead
the meeting. Sublets. “Work."_ 7:30
p in Public service. Subject of the
sermon “Clairvo'yal‘lce.” This sermon
will he an interpretation of Christian
spiritualism. .
Musical program,
Prelude~Humoresks .. A; Dvorak
Odsrtory—Eiegie ....... S Youf'erd'ff
Odertory Solo—Selected by request
of pastor _
Postludeyu. .. S. Clarke
The pastor desires to call the at;-
tsntloll of all the: members of the
We hope there will be :4” full attend-
anc‘e- of the thumbs ' .
are invited to be'prsssnt. I '
circle of the Kings M9,“? will
church.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m': The only
and praise service oi til church.
Tuesday. Nov/17th, Miss MacLaI‘
“ ‘Ol'. I..‘ .f
ships start from New York on Sunday!
The ‘
church to the Communion service
which will follow the morning service. .
Tuisday. 7; 46 p. in. The“ Mispab-I :
inset in the lecture. .rocin' flat the-
Friendly Society 'will be held in Nor-
walk The Council will he the guest
“ww‘mm 0‘ “‘9- WSWI Who has of the parishes of Grace, St. Pauls will be held at the usual time ,al 10: 30.
.in the German language , The pastor
and Trinity. Among the meetings
itlle‘ following will he held at.Trlni-l
ty. Friday, 3:30 p. m., niemhcrs' con-i
ference led in Miss Anna Brush, of
New Haven. Sawmill. 630 a 711-.
the annual corpol'Iaiti communIOfi
service. after Whith a breakfast will
be served in the. Parish Hall. '3
The annual service and sermon
Iulll he held in St Paul’s (.‘Hhimh on;
the Green at 3 p. in. Friday Thai
itel. A. Gcsncr of Berkeley Divinity
School. will be the prenl‘hlr. This
SP'WiiP is public 'uml all are invited
to Miami. !
The rector and Mia. (‘olvlnan re
gret to announce to the pal-'lshiuners
of Trinity that they will not be able
‘10 have the “At Home" in the rec-
'ton on Wednesday. Nmemller 4.
"St. Paul's Parish—- All Ssinta' Day.'
7: 30 a. 171.. Holy Communion: 9:15a.
m., St.,Paul's Sunday school; 10: 30 m:
“1-: Holy Communion and sermon; 3 p. 1
..St Andrew’sI Sunday school 353‘.
Main strict, Winnlpauk; 7 30 p. 'in.
evening b Mar and sermon. i
f All Saints' Day is a holy day of chil-
lgstion, and the rector hopes to soc."m
~ levery member of the parish at the mini
Evicoo. A very cordial invitation is 'sx I
.tsnded to all people to be present. es?
inscially strangers and visitors in town. .
'l At the early service there will be ill
corporate Communion of the Girls'l
Friendly Society. and also of the;
Knights of Washington. , l
l The church is open all day.
day in the “fighter I’th‘bas' who desire'l
{to use-it for. ”instillation and prayl
"t 1‘. Li
' I.
] Grace Church—The. Rev. l. Benton
Werner. rector. ~All Saint's Day—The
l
-4
ion at 8 o'clock: mission Sunday-
lachool of 8 Faith at 9: 00: the second
icsfcbration of the Holy Communion
and sermon at 10: 30; parish Sunday
{School at noon; administration of they
dent Hopkins desired all scholars ‘fand Sacrament of Baptism in connection .
with the evening service at 4: 00 The
offering at all the services tomorrow
is the annual All Ssints‘ offering
for the benefit '07 the parish. The
and hooray a... n.“ .
Goa. l Tussle pastor. ”10:00 a. in.
Munich; 13 :00 1.,
5: 45 p m., Lsysi' Workers Meeting;
10:30 a. m.. celebration of l
. cordially invited
ism!) nnd Mrs Edwin .7. Pcrrett. ot-
“anti-“if” colored views. Admission fro-c.
Half hour of prayer; 10: 30 a. in.
short sermon followed by Holy Corn
7: 30 17.117.va sermon.
“Min/7: 45 1), BL. Prophetic
Study Class. Pastor’s home-I
Thursday, 7:45 p. m, Mid-week
prayer and social meeting.
CH'RlSTlAN science molar,
Christian Science Society—~Masonic
budding, 59 Wall street, ’ Norwslk.
Sunday solvent, 10 a in. Regular
'Sunday service. 11 a. m Subject, Nov-
ember ], "Everlasting Punishment! I
Testimony meeting, Wednesday. 8 p. l
in. To both services the public is‘1
A. free reading!
room is maintained at the same ad i
dress. Open daily from 2:15 to 4:15
p m. holidays excepted.
ST. PETER'G GERMAN EVANGELI-
CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. i
St. Peter’s German Luthern Church,
Cedar street. near West avenue, Mar- -~
tin Luther stoop. pantonP—The sci--
ivices at St Peter‘s {anthem- - Church
will deliver a special sermon on the
work of the ‘ Reformation of the
Church, " which had its beginning Oct
31, 1517. Holy Communion will be
administered A confessional service
for the communicate onward at
10 o'clock. '
Sunday school at 9: 30'.
always welcome _
Mdetlng of voting members of the
parish, Monday evening. at 3 o'clock.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening
Meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society,
Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'.clock at
the home of Mrs. M. Schroeder. 81
Woodward avenue. .
Business meeting of the Y. P. Soci-
oty. Thursday evening, at the church.
'.New pupils
i
SALVATION ARMY. i
i
..The Salvation Army. 50 Watcl
slicer. South Norwalk, Conn. -En-
licers in charge: Sergeant ll: Turk—
ilmngton. assistantwsaturday at 7:30 9
open air service: 3 p.1n..frcs
easy
Sunday at 10: 30 a. in. open air
'se'rvicc; ii a. m. holiness meeting. 3
‘(p ui. company meeting (Sunday
Hschool) 4 p in. directory classes.
is: '08 p to..- Young Peoples Union. ‘
:27) p. in. open alone-slice. 8 ll. m.
revival service. ,
Monday—At 8 p. m., stereopticon
lecture entitled Father Conic" Horne.
Band of
“Wednesday—7A3 4 p. to.
MY' P. 1'.
love glasses . 7.30 f'n-H
Thursdayi—Jitil 7. 80“ Ill lm...m1l all
i.sei~vise 8 p. m, salvation mating. ‘
Friday—At 7 p. m. Corps, Cadets:
class
nounced later.
Offertory .............. Win Asmallzflrst celebration of the Holy Commun~ A 'c‘ordial welcome is extended to" '
llll.
"T'.’
The Messiah Swedish Ll'iths'ran,
Church. Fort street—43. Luther Wil-
son. pastor‘Snnday-school', 3: 00 p. m.
Services 4 o'clock p. m. ,
W
cam-min} wam" A08.
are performing services for hundreds
of xiii-walkers every day.
using them? " ‘
offering at the Sitnday- schools will be
for the benefit of the Christmas ship
which sails for Europe on the lath. and
parents are urged to see to it that the
children have part in the beautiful
charity. - i
* Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard.
East Norw;ulli All Solute—I my...
Holy Communion and sermon at?
10: 30 n. in Sunday 'acllool at noon.
iEvening player and sermon at 73:0
\11. m
l Choii rehearsal. Friday evening ati
7: 46 p. m.
It is expected that the ilev. Mr.
Alfred C. Goidborougll of Bridgeport,
twill officials both morning and eve-
ning. .
“armor. sucksLsse- I'
OIL HEATERS-
lia've one in her home.
PRESS—33.25 To $4.98
I .' aswasilmorou I'r “7'3"“
~ lookfllsmovsrbciengmngdse-
-- if :0. come Smells. fist'ora Up“
I 60, 3M -
Every uptodat'o housekeeper sbpuld 5, '
Albert F Gehchc
.. ..'. .-
. We have just received ‘a'sl'lip'.
merit of guaranteed to
bake and heat; that We will soil
from $14.57: upward. Coins and
whoring? IFw honest; dealing and
prices 'i'air, alone with Mr. Rosco
can compare “ 7"“
Picture Framing slid: Glazing» i
Rosco sFurniillleStorc
..‘-9157 [iii Avenue
no You xmii’ mainline IN
TBE‘FDRVM‘URE 1.13m
"t..\"
s.. , .
We Have 3'3:me Lino; if: Furniture.
Stews and all Mendelssohn-z I
isms-
semi); 7.? v.
' . Kidney Pl! file says, _.‘Just a few
doses made
Norfolk—item "
5%} 36100114..
8, cottage meeting. place an- ,
Are you '
_ coon-oi, and when the firemen arriv-
The clothing 'storeeof. Frederick l. .
Hatch was robbed during the night of ,
" Trohherios. which 110.“:wa hers
‘ Within ‘
in" ' l?! mmfléé‘ will added an- .
"W3 “'39 30001117711! dd'defipl'te the fact , I "
'9'”? man to this force Ilof night moo ... ‘
71' ‘370 'Euar'd against
o “o
istadlis'lud 1‘85] 3 .
Fashions
1n Furs
Fur Sets, Separate Collars and Miiffs
There has never been ofiered a more carefully select.—
cd assortment of Furs, the so~callcd Small Furs. than that
.. oiiercd to our patrons this season
Fine examples of Russian Fitch, Hudson Seal, Black
I
_and Marital Lynx, Black Wo
-sian Lamb, Mink and Fox.
Ills latest fancies in Sea
if Natural Raccoon, Per-
ru-s and Collars. large flat
I‘illow Mulls: Melon Mulls and other mod'lsh designs.
A large selection of moderately priced Furs needed
w-for fall wear with tailored gowns.
Second floor.
worm and Comfortable Gloves
In dark and light. gray." a
length with a turnover top of
golf and all outdoor sports. a
rial weave allows for free movement
$1.00.
Df-‘nt's Scatch Knit.
gauntlet wrist of nmliunl
green or rt’d. \'ory nice for
lid ideal to wear. as the spe-
llallil and fingers.
Women’s Union Suits
An extremely popular shapcn'or the first cool umtli~
cd is low in the neck. sleeve 3‘
knee or ankle length.
Medium or light weight c
Merino.
list Hi)t)\'c the elbow. and
$1.00
$1.50
ottull.
The Initialing of Handkerchieis
The HHndksfchief Depa rtment is in position to at;
tend to all crnbi‘oidering of initials an dmonograms or '
gift handkerchiefs.
Samplesof letters shown. late styles,
-and all sizes. Orders will be taken up to December first»
and it is desirable to get work in as early as lulssilllo.
A new line of Handkfl'chiéfs, hemstitchcs
menia. shows odd and grace
Prices 25c. 35c and 5°C.
Towels,
. Turkmt Towels white, pale green and pale
a quality sold rcg'uisrlv at 7 5c,
White Turkniis. good size 25c qualitv. .
Ruhdsys, the size sold at 98c-
Guest Towels.
All pike linen hack, hem stitched or scallopul, 25 ll,
19 eta, your choice.
' qualitv,
in Ar
flli home that are curved.
First Floor. north aisle.
0
Special
yellow;
for 50¢.
39°
80c
Center Section, Linens
Two Patterns in Enghsh’lPorcelaln
Tl'iio woll known patterns
Cid fashioned Onion Chilla' ill
10c any piece
a Dutch Landscape and thc'
billefillld ullitc. These ai—
traCiivc designs are well “1- ed by all who co‘lcct old fash-
ioned china. There are plates in several sizes, cereal‘Iarlil \
fruit dishes. cups and saucers.
Bay 0 make upa lllcakiast or lullch‘con set.
China Store front
GARAGE AND TWO CARS BURN.
Walslbury Blaze Destroys Building
and $7,000 Worth of Automobiles.
' WATERBURY, Oct, 31.’-— Fire
Thursday. destroyed the Manville
Gangs on Blast Main strsst- a looO-I-
mobile. 1914 model valued at $4,500..
and a Chalmérs roadster,1913 modal.
' worth I32 500. which were in the gar- . ' ,
sge- at the time:- Howard Post, a _ ,I
chauffeur.' Was working on the loco-
i'nobils when it bpckdired into’ the
carburetor. instead of sending in an
alarm. lie endeavored to put. the tire-
out hin'rself. ltI- soon get beyond his
ed. they were too late to render any
service. The total lives is placed at;
39,000
i
A?
NEW MILFORD CLOTHING: STORE?
I 803339 “
-. ...—lob;—
iNFW M‘I'DFORD Conn“ Oct. 31»1
bét'we'en 3200 and $300 worth of cloth-
lug,- Thliadds another to the list at
comparatively recent period
ch" breaks.
' bad a 34 old attack of rheumatism. 5:
" gills fest.
, . swelled. and moving about was very
”i" ; painful
ankles and Joints
119 was certainly in a had
way whoa he started to take Foley
idol battiir. and now
my ruins and rheumatism are all gone
ii night i 'f For sale
were , '
. , Bur
\Hazelton
The B'. Hershheld 8: Son Co}
rel. as. :2: warns av.
13‘ 4‘
‘ 'TREES‘TR'IMME'DI'
..CI’A‘VITIES TREATED
Beaupaln 8.. Saunders
“BORCULTUMSTS.
, court-l .HollWALK. CONN. ~
..—
Certlilcate oi
We recommend our in-
teros't. bearing Cosmic-lies
, of Depodts tor the temp-
, 'oj-ary investnient _o¢ idle .
2' funds. Certificates are is- '
W" ' sued in amounts of $100.
and oven‘and are payable
on dsma‘nd- ' ,
TheI‘PeOple 3 Trust Co
1 .
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