“in”!
tt '0 In low huh. tho
I OUT!” "AMI!“
kMMW‘mWofl
Ibo a We Assortment of
catamarans
1 AND BLANKETS
E. K. BANKS
:5 Mohackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
ICTURES FRAMED IN ANY
STYLE MOULDING
See Our Samples
DON N ELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE
:6 South Main Street.
Bill NEWS
(lili :3 (‘nziiles l'lLLt i- on‘flte sick
lint littlll)’, in; 1.01.1 21 boil on
his tin-ck.
siti't'i-
. Fi'tai preparations. imvt- iii-cu coni-
pieleti for tbc cntt-rttiitiincnt
, and srnoitci' ot' the Knight. of (‘tllllllli
bus and the ‘(‘1itiioltc (‘inl>, which will
be lit‘lil iii the clubhon: : tomorrow
e\'l’lllllgI and a bite. ti.1.c is cxpec‘ctl
social,
fear not lll‘illtdh‘ilillill tali-nLintw been
set it real, ,
S‘e Willittm S. Halt iii “The [‘11-
{rim :1' tut l'iilticc toiitiy iti~o :1 Key-
stone i‘winctiy.
In (‘0;tlll'ttll0ll with the Rally Week
program, :1 intily cliib meeting was
held last t-\'eill‘.ig in the Norwaik M.
E. Church. John \‘alicnt tic 3d as lead-
er of the. meeting, which was very
largely attended. Tonight's program
(will be featured by a social reception
given by the tnmibcrs ot‘ the otllcial
board to the members of the church.
:A delightful musical program has been
arranged and collation and roll call
, twill also be parts of the. evening's
" program. It iS‘expeci 'tl that this at-
, lair will be largely llf‘tt'lltll‘d. ..
, A large banner, :itlvcrtising the
w‘hmtltluartcrs of the Wilson :ittd liar;
E: E Iaholi Club was placed on the veranda
’5' ». pf the clubhouse in “'1” street yer--
tordoy and Wits l0 llltH‘ been out lll
place last night. W hen the article was
‘ needed. however, it was found to be
onion: the missing. Whether it
stolen by mischievous boys. or wheth~
fir it has blown away, has not yet been
1"“ determined. Nothing to do bitt print it
drew banner. ‘
‘ w_‘.-
. Mr. and flirt. Lee Jones celebrated
'flwir sixth wedding anniversary at
Iheit‘ ‘112111- on, (lsbortic n\-:ltllc Siitnt'»
day, October 4 About 25 were pres
but from Mtitiiaroni-ck, l.. l.. and
Ridnrifleitl. There were dancing and
games and zit 12 :1 beautiful lunch
was served. Those present \vnt't‘? 1111‘.
“ml .\ll"i. Fred lirtindtige, Mrs. Frank
Smith, 't'iits i-Jvn liiirt, Miss .li-nnic
iBritnduue, Mirtl i'llsic lirunduueI Miss
liturgy _ Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Gen,
Juno's. Mr.;1'1ii :lll'éi. l 1.1 .lo'w', Bir. and
Mrs. tlii‘ivid lll'llililllt‘t‘ and Ait'ri-tl jl‘..
Pliltt'lcs lliit", Frcd .\titin1s, Stiltn‘t
‘-I Ftivith. Mitt-rt Knuth“ Robert trund-
sigze, J-j..,w .lttiit .. Richard Mills, Thcc-
dore flunk-zoo, lidwiun lioggson. The
' gue. ~i parted at it late hour, wishing
Nr' .onti Mrs. Jones many happy pe-
Iiiriis ot‘ the day. ‘
H
» THURSDAY IS DlNNER NIGHT
{Al the t‘mirttry Club.
Wit."
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WAMPOLE’S
$1.00 Size,-
Stillson-PoweilCorporation
82 Washington Street
south Nam-lit. (it.
“my”.
comic no mono;
. . . . ‘
A ntun-icr of etittrtntncrs oi lmtll tuna-
79c:
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Stt HY Ht.
wiT' TWO
wk 01 Km
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“MIMI '
tumult!"
Rub hckache away with omit trialI
bottle of old “It. Jacob's Oil."
\\ hen your bark is sore and lame
or lurnbauo, sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up. don’t suffcr! Getl
3t“ 11
This is where we double up
for the benefit of the boys.
Two pairs of trousers give
double‘ life to the suit.
For ages 8 to 18, good, firm,
durable corduroy, $6—
' Or 111 Good Wool Cassimercs
for $5 to $65.
Overcoats too from $5 to $12.
Everything for men’s and
boys’ wear.
Will be open until 9 tonight
—Closed all day tomorrow.
Rogers 8r Stevens
Norwal k So. Norwalk
17111111111 Bi titcttti
ON in Sill
(Continued front First Page.)
The report was as follows:
Summary of the eitcctltii’e coniniiiit‘O
report: \
Number of patients in hospital, Oc-
”tuber l, 1315 23
Males l3~Fenialeo 10
Number
the ycar 596
Average number of iiys spent by each
Mules :218~l:‘etnulcti 2278
(HS
Total number of iitiyti spent by pn-
tients itt hospital 91??
Number of pmnte patients admitted
of patients admitted during;
a small trial bottle of old. honest “St“!
Mott's flit" at any drug store pour a
little in your hand and rub it right on
tyour aching built and by the time you
ttount titty, the stir‘cncss and lameness
|is gone. '
i l‘on't stay crippled' This soothing
’pi nctr atintr oil needs to be u ed only
1'02.l(l it takes the pain right out and
:ends the misery. it is riiagicalI ye"
,absoi ll' iy harmless and dot h‘li burn
t the sltin ,
} Nothing t-lsc ‘slops lumbuno, sciatica, i
vbnckachc or rhi-um 5m so promptly.
lit llt‘l‘t’l‘ disappoints!
!thc rc port again be rt:n.,i liowei er, and
Ithe sccrtt :tty tonfotincd with this dc-
;:.rnind
l other it. Jackson moved the accep-
tzincc ol' the report, Mr. Lehmtiiet' sci-
onded the motion and the mic was un
niiitnous
l lresidcnt Mcliluilen stated that the
I P‘ll‘tlltlll of four director.s to fill the
jpi::ttcs of in i... .lohn .l. Walsh. Fred-
M ttk ll Quintntd, (‘httrlcs F.’ Tris-
I'ttam and (.coigc utt-erworth, whose
:terms txpiicd iit this date, was the
next ordci of business. The call for
lnmninations wit-1 then made. Before
ithc nomination. howcverI Mr. McMill-
‘ lcti dctliircd tiitit Mr, liuitcrworth. for
cxccllent reasons, had stated that he
I
. would be unable to accept the position
of director of the Norwulk Hospital
tAssociation for another term. -
IintoanV-ettttttleuoin edriu shrdlu dd
. ltev. Louis 11.. litiwt-ll nominated
‘Judue John J. Walsh. Frederick H
Quintard. (‘harlen F. Tristrum und
liloliert (i. Hartford all directors to fill
,the vucanices created by the explru- ,
ititen of the terms of the aforemen-
,tioncd director-t
i Jiidxt- \\' nieh 5111 ed that he Would
like to Nine Mr Buttcrworth clocted
during ”‘9 39*“ 9‘ in his own place, but that he would
X'm‘bi‘r ”f word ””3“” admitted still remain counsel for the associa-
duriug the your 522 ltton.
"‘“' | President \lt-Miiilen said that he did
6‘9 ,lnot think that under the circumstan-
Numbcr of patients discharged during
the year 5411
Number of patients died during‘thc
they 1’12
\imibel' :Jl pnltehts iii hospital Sep-
tember 303 iii 25
Males lid-‘vntnlcs 13
019
Tottil tiiitnbvt' of days spent by each
patient in hospital 1'97?
Average number of dul‘s spent by each
pntictit 14.84
Largest number of patients tiny one
day ill
Smniii :1 number of patients any one
day 10
Averiirzu cozt per Week $15.08
Averagi- cost per \\-“.t*kI less adminis-
tration and :zrctniscs care charges 31':-
Ff‘tilll :he report of the Treasurer
(leorue lC. (‘iit‘tis it appeared tiitit the
total pweipt: for the year ending Set):
it‘il‘iii—‘l' :iti. lttlti. amounted to $24,588,-
7I2 had that ill" expenses were 3:14.520.-
,z'icuin: a balance of $65.05.
'Ilo he amount of the new hospital
fund there “its a balance at the last
report of “3.13180 to which Was ad-
(lt‘il during. the your, contributions of
31:11: 1111.1 interest of “£20.53, mnk-‘
mg llll' itll'll of thc fund at the close
of the 111.»; Scptcmbar 30. liélt'i.
$44,977».
Frederick ii. Quintard stated that
the reports had not as yet been com~
Dll‘h‘ly :iiidittti. but would be complet-
ed within :1 1111 short time. lioth ic-
poits vcic tl tn \oted its ncchtcd by
the as. 0(l‘ll10il
Judge “ails-h then presented the re
port oi tlii special committee on the
ltospti 11 site which report was the
iilllt' as. .111. presented to the board of
directors two wN‘lta ago.
I_\: :‘. 111 (‘ \11 tester moved the accen-
ill" report, but Louis A. Le:
.hmaie. wanted the report reread. Mr.
l“l1tt’ll r ago it mmcd that the report
he accepted ind that any resolutions
) 1-.1 l‘.
t nco if
'conld be taken up at a later time.
Mr. Lelinitiicz' s.ill demanded that.
is spending it.
'PLEASURES
Making money is always a pleasure and so, very often,
I Neither of them compares to the satisfaction of sav-
lug it—Watching your capital grow month by month, feel-
: ing yourself financitlly stronger and stronger. '
ces it“’would be fair to elect Mr. But
lteruorth 1111 ll n.-.‘rubcr of the board
when he had given excellent reasons
for not being :1 member. '
Arthur C. Wheel-Pr eluted that Mr.
flutter-worth had declared to him that
inasmuch tot he was a non-rciidcnt of
Norwnik for :1 number of months dur-
'inc the year, thtit he did not think it
wns a good thing for liltii to scr\'3 on
the board. lieintr :iwny u grcnt deal
of the time he found it impossible to
attend many of the meetings ok the
board of directors, and for this rea‘aon
decided 'tlllll hc Would not accept the
honor again. Mr. \Vhoci-cr also stat-
ed that the directors and the associa
lion couldn't do without .ludxo Wheel
or on the board, for :1 minute.
Mr. Wheeler said that he was oppor~
cd to the clertion of four directors at
one tint-‘3 proposed by Mr.
Howell. _
Mr. lilcllulien stitlcd that he person-
uily fmored itn indli iduul election but
that he was :it the setiite of llll‘ asso-
tiation.
Mr. llowcil contested that with null
four vnctincii-s it would be impossible
to clccl moi-e. thnn fttlll‘ directors to
fill them.
John t‘urinauii sutzucstctl its ‘lit‘lli-
bers of the bonrti of directors Judge
Walsh l‘lttlf‘Htli ll. Quint tntd, Samuel
l‘ti;t.:..:‘ :::i:‘ .‘t.:.1ci .\."l :lIliol.
.\lr. Lcnmuicr crprcescd liiinstif :13
be ing in favor of clotting the four (‘iili-‘
RS Willi
did :ttes at one titn-‘. .. 1
“Hilton t‘. iiiiiii :W'l‘tfllldttl .\ir. llow-l
c‘i s r timin'ititin‘s :ini mo‘ cd that the;
vicint: ll\ be inztriic tcd to 1 its one bat-i
lot foi ill .lcrticn of the first pro-opt)
ed rnndidatcs.
"Y on can t
lonrr .ts' their 5
Air. \\"ltecici,
one." .
Mr (‘uvunngh ngrccd’ w tit the stand;
taken by \lr. “liceici, and movcd'
that the election he carried out indl ‘
entertain :1 motion an
an ohoefion to it.'s:1id
‘rind l object to thitl
ix PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIS‘I‘. ': which were to be made relative to it vidually. '
1 Mr. Howell objected to the last mu
lion. however, and sum, "ested that the
members of the association vote fort
four out of the six candidates.
Edward E. Gorhain suggested voting,
for the directors individually without
any nomination at all.
Mr. Mc‘ifulien attain stated that the
chair was in favor of an inditiduai
40$. ,
Olii er Jackson pointed the way on
'of the difficulty by making the 4110 ten
tout the totc rs vote for four, names
, out of the six This mms sec-
‘o'tded by M1 \l'liccltr it was unani-
m'iisiy (or i".‘.. :nd Judge Walsh and
l
t
.the treat of which “a u lollol‘o:
: the
'not exceed “00,000.
new hospital will he built upon it altct
.lllflllf‘} but now wanted it back, should
‘ adopted. l
“I“
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Jun-len- ......... Juno
“cell-0‘0"” Ivan:
TM mull rho!“ I“ “M,
M It. Quinta“. Chart” m
m- and later 0. Mutual erected
to III the “turbo.
Ir. Wheeler been!“ a million.
3/49 at: an; an: .mmmw
Resolved, that the Million W‘I
decided that the construction or a new
hospital is neceuary.
This resolution ins adopted.
Mr. Wheeler read a resolution which
called for the acceptance by the asso-
ciation of the property purthued for
the new hospital at the corner of Brush
and Stevens street. This resolution
was adopted.
A resolution cn'. rusting the board ofI
dil(( (its to lake the nctessnry means
of raising the money to pay for theI
conttructiou of such a hospital was
presented by Mr. Wheeler and odor-
ted.
Mr. Wheeler prt st'ntcd ano. her resh-
lntion for adoption which stated thutj
board of directors should, under
ordtrs from the iirsociti ion do all
ncu-ssiiry thing for the con Junction
of it hospital, the cost of whith wiiiI
lir. Jan-s G. (lrtcory suggested
that this itcn lie (haintztd ‘0 read not.
to be less than slimmed bu :-ttir .
sonic discussion the original motion
was adopted.
.\ rt solution providing that the
Ill.“ association the doeds of the land
presidt nt of the association accept ft‘t'
purchased for the new hospital site
selected by the association and pay
the port llilSl‘ price of tht some cut of
the sum collected by the Mchlllt‘n‘_
Committee of logboard of directors1
was presented. Thii resolution was
also read by Mr. “'heclcr and was:
adopted after a brief disr-usalon.
Another resolution was then presen'
ted by Mr.~\\‘heeler in which it was
provided that the 'iccretnry the pros)
dent and tho trccn'urcr supply any de-
ficiency. whirl: may exist by mortgag-
ing the property of the association.
upon a tote of one third of its wear I
here. This resolution was likewise.
adopted by tote cf the Aisocintion.lI
’lhe follow! m1 motion om of the
most important of the evening. writ
then presented by Frederick H. Quin-t
turd.
Resolved, That
your
space is oliovc and liclow:
rcat‘hctl. 'l'licrc is plcntv
room above and around
porcelain) work-table.
work.
soacc to work on.
have :
inasmuch as the,
other than that on which the present I!
fund who dontitod his or her money
with the undefltonding that the biopi-
tttl would bot-meted on the old sltel
canlupon proponuopllcatlon. t'aecure ihel
re urn of thetamouu contributed byi
him or her. taunts purpose.
Lcuii lchrnuler arose in answer to'
the presentation of this resolu3lon‘.
and it' 'll‘l .hut when the money was,[
contributed for the hottpittil. no defi-
nite. site watt stated as the location of
the new building, Mr. llehntaicr stat
ed that he would' like to know wh)‘
\lr Qitintnrl presented thwtution,.
most frequently reached
V'Cll‘ :11: C.
othcr bins.
it's more than a centr‘lized store—house.
The picttll‘c above shows the scction of
cubinct that is most itnportant—~tl1c
part that makes it :1 real helper.
the ill‘llt‘lt'S most
often uscil zirc placcd whcrc thcy are caSicst
of
thc aluminum (or
There are no useless little- partitions
chop up the space apd lcavc no room
Your cabinet must have bigr
The Hoosier gives it.
Six exclusive Hoosier features you must
ix t—The ail-metal glass front flour bin.
2—The gear-driven shaker flaur sitter which
makes flour light and fluffy.
3—Scientific arrangement—articles needed
4—RevIolving caster—the final touch of con-
5—Thc ingenious big— —capacity sugar bin—
holds more than twice as much as most
, I.-—Finally, the doors that roll back at the
sides of the cabinet entirely out of the
The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Cuts Work in Half
This marvel of convenience has places for 400 articles, all within arm‘s reach. But
cn, thcrc's a special Housin- model to fit, at
0‘. l o
. lol‘als‘fls a Ill-ICC you can “5i” M
ttnliampcrcil
Prices and Terms
Over 1,000,000 m- use the llooslcr.
to «Enormous output mains possibid our low
t {(IH‘ prices, which now rang: “$1335 to $59.00.
a ) 1:
Have the Hood" Chad ‘by payiti
" only $1.00 Then pay i-r i a little at d time 1
if you wish, witbolpcxtn cost or interest.
save miles of sléps. bull's of, toil, how dc-
do your cooking My, how it helps
you get good meals q-‘Ifly. helps tidy up in
just a few minutes after .515.
The lloosicr saves countless trips to tiit
C(‘llilr, to the sink, parity and cupboard. You
may think you already have a convenient
kitchen, but a million our: women know
better.
you see the Hoosier.
Merilntnrtl assumed the floor and
stated that the site matter had been,
thrashed out in the past. and that it:
had been statel flint 'he ncw building
would be located on the site of the:
present building i
Trncey nrose to the;
Ouintard' a resolution
Trial.
lii‘. William ..I
dl‘lt‘nl-‘O of lilr
STERLING. RANGES
Guaranteed to Co 0k, Heat and Bake. GODays Free
Rangés $15.00 to $75.00
and stated that Mr. Qlllnltil‘d “‘31.
right in his assertions. \lr.i
StmlHHll‘lZ while president of the ho»!
pitiil association, hzid published over.
his own rlgniiturc on article to drill
effect that the new hospital would be
built on the‘. ltc now otcupicd by the
pycsent strutttn'c.
I The doetor was of the opinion thatlf,
who had contributed tint"
and tlttit he would like to see it voted[
down. i
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nyonc
it 127-129-131 Washington St.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105
So. Norwalk
Learn How to Save Miles of §teps '
q.Comc in and see the “alder—Jean] how to
iightful it is to sit but at the Hoosier and -.
The Hoosier is an "in man ‘
labor- -saving inventions—each like a helping hand! Some anti: have copiedt awlgtlv 4ocl 1"
them, but 17 of these Hoosier features can‘t be found in all other cabinets bombined. Into
the Hoosier are built the pick of the ways for saving work that the bin: Domestic Sci- 1‘
ence Experts have discovered.
And rcgnrdlcss 0‘ the mom in you‘tskitcii- 5
You may chug: your mind when
:.-
_ M. Iii“
\
w‘
«er'a-swrwy:
sew—y
be sutisfi-td. ilr. Tracey then second i
. _ / _ . l 1
ed the motion that tht resolnt 0n btl PAST THE 31.800 MARK. |
ludgc \\'.'ii.-l1 rpokc in favor of revI The handsome sum 0531,800 is re-
mining the funds llll‘t‘ildy in hand findicnrded today for the East Norwalk
when the mutter was ioted upon ittf‘utnmunity Club building on Van
,w 'is thr'own down by a good majority Zundt street A friend of the move-I
.\ii. \Vll'W‘li r their men ntcd the final ’ 32:” chfitllilfiolin zillilirislg‘le'm XIII;
‘resointion of the evening. whith 11:15]“.0'nhy object. The whole of East
Wilmimwi \orwttlk is awake in this iaudible un
RCSUlH‘d; Th..t our tent counRri dertaking
be directed and initrnctcd to allpcart
before the incoming lv gislnture and
risk that the law be arranged at; to
enable 11.: to transact the bus? tress oil
the association "1nd hospital in the
Ibest possible manner.
T1115, resolution wt. 5 adopt-9d. :
Oliver B Jackson then maxed the:
association extend rt hourly rate of
thanks to the doztators and contribu-
‘tors towards the purchasipg fund of‘
the new hospital site. This motion
was unanimously rotcd and placed on
record.
As there was no further businesét
come. before the meeting, the motion
to adjourn 1111's made and carried
~—
LEVINSKY BEATS SMITH.
unvrnonuen‘r to d’venvrumc,
to the woman of refinement. Nothlm ;
\doomtoawmnhhcartm ii
sou-um homo mtetuuy‘tmuneo. t: }
BOSTON. Oct. 11.--1!attllng Levin' ”I'll come to no 1170'“ show you out i
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lers by President McMullen. ‘ boot Smith, New York, in a slow M "3:; will ”wgdngh:
Ballots-wore distributed and thirty two! round h.“ here last night.- Le- ill”
votes one cut. Thy result was! any who hotter 02 night out .1 ‘ W 0‘“- 0! min IN! 30c
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