, as.“
Ila-Hulda! New Cannot!
“ted“.fluuhcbutaleaai
I-eat flippe- Pol-t. Stamiord,‘ Thenporteraadat the meetings:
.the Iterative Board ol the Connecti-
wfldahsw‘aes'yoaflovl icil w sun” I “W. b“
lWedneahy, were of [our clan-ea:
l'l'hree concerned work which is use
' completed. sad the {earth work is still
(.m_§continuing. 'nm last class includes
,the reports 0! outrage work at the-
“" fairs, beginning with the in; lair all
opened as also is the Washington‘curter Oak Park Vlbldliglpelleld on.
“I“. flflstreel “my ' _ labor Day. This work no coast:
8 0rd ‘the direct concern or the State Asso
. ,cistion as in nearly every case it is
II the United SM“ 0001" in NOV; undertaken and carried through by
He'd. Wednesday, Dr. George A.Gil-' the local league which obtain their
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M onachargeolviolatiu the 'lwasamost successful manner 0:
N “M“ ”N- isailraze activities at the Berlin ' r.,
where over 580 was taten in for nut-r
8. Cheniott has received the cowlmwmfi? 13:: 1319:3133 50“ :3:
tract trail the First District. tolm ' ' ”a.“
Imm- the “We? end M 0'11“; the charge or the Ninth: and Norwich
no on the bet imle Di hi3“ h i sing the
- , n non c s mane
“8 wavenue “d “66‘ avenue. isutl‘rage work at the Rockvilie Fair.
’ . l Another set at reports read at the.
43-0!“ Ward” Mums. Arl“,meoting, which was held tor the amt;
Hall—Jivec's enlarged orchestra, with time since the summer at Sulrsge;
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The Frederick W. Mean
pant. Intros-ken. or Norwallt.
shire—both held this week, are under, '
leagues. and Mrs”: '
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RATMOND BROTHERS
' Headquarters, Hartford. concerned
chimes. Jolly Five. the two suffrage parades in New Ha-l
ven. Mrs. Curios lt‘. Stoddard. Miss
Katherine Mullen. Miss Emily Pier
son and Miss Catherine Flanagan were
chiefly responsible for the organisation
of those parades, and it was the gen-
eral opinion of the board that the
results were satisfactory. especially in
the case of the Democratic convention
which adopted a suffrage plank recom-
mending the submission of the state
constitutional amendment to the
voters.
The Lucia. Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. William ll. Thompson, of
Bowsyton, Monday afternoon, at 2:30.
The members should take the 1:50
trolley to Rowayton.
#
The case of William G. Shaw, true
tee, \‘s_ Ann ll. Jackson, came up be-
fore J udge (lager, in the Court of Comg
i
man Pleas, yesterday, and Mr. Shaw: Another set of rcports which were
) t war to heard with great attention. were from
was refused a demurrer 0 an :the county chairman and described
an amended complaint. the work done in the counties ddringl
;tho summer. Never in the history at
The South Norwalk Trust (‘ompany‘iho C, W. S. A, has so much workl
. been accomplished To one summer in;
' ' exe -u or of ,
adtotste the choosing “8 L l the way of bringing suffrage organ.
your "“3““: an impartial, ”poriencedfimtion into the most remote parts 01‘
and It’HWnniblc institution. The,tlie state. All thc county chairmen:
Trust Company's methods of efficiency: have been busy and thcyfhave had the ‘
. i assistance of a number 0 organizers— ,
will'save your estate many dollars. er. and Mrs. ltalph Swetmen in Hart-f
iford County. Miss llephne Sclden ing‘
New London County. Miss Katherine
-—-— Mullen in New Huron County and Miss!
b mmlsabella Sanders in l‘alrlield County.
A reception will be given y -’The result of this work was seen in
-—Roast beef. 16c. lb. N. Y. Mkl.
. Coals.Snlls&llresscs
.- The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
5 The Olly Fully Equipped
T ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main on. ,
So. Nos-walk. Muir. Hall Bit.
FIRST
BOGKAWA! OYSTER-3
HARD Aim 8051‘ CRABS
Sarah and lap Merci All other
5‘ at no
DRY WOPS
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS ‘
man: must
fines-flan!“
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Artistic Wicker Baskets and Wall rut
RAYMOND a son
Wall ca. High Ste. Funeral Directors M
.192
”must-OI.
JACOBY’S ?
‘ wofitgsmeg £13.46 Nb ............ . . 39¢ and 5
NEW FALL SUITS . . . . ..... . 315.00 to m.” l signs and colorings. S—In a variety of pretty . ‘ .
new FALL cons 87.98 to 845 l. INFANTS’ xrtfogfioisuo BATH ROBES—In . W
nnnssns .............. 35,93 to 325 DR. DEDlTON’s SLEEPING GARMENTS for chitdmtii‘
CHARGE accoun'rs OPENED. ‘“ "m- Dillwti p ; ,
Fer Women and Children
The NATIONAL
members of Sl' Mary's parish n”tithe t'uti'rage partdcs when every sen»
Monday evening, October 16111.1“ tho atoriai district and cvcry town was'
Catholic Club, West avenue, in recog-lrcpmst‘nled by local women.
, in nddltion to these local reporta.,
nition of the thirtieth anniu rssry oil the members of the board who want its
"‘9 ”0‘08““ ‘0 the Priem‘oo“ or'dclt‘gulcs to Atlantic City reported on.
GARMENT CO.
127 Washington St.
Second floor.
their pastor. Rev. Thomas J. Finn. ~thc national woman suilrsge conven-i
'tion and told of the. progress made in
‘EIUILT TYPMTIR. —- I. Q
ever shown.
Michael O'Sullivan was arrested lust
vt‘t'lllng by Oi‘llccr Smith and was
tried before Judge George H. \‘os-
ed to sixty days in Bridgeport jail.
A dog was hit by the Southern New
England Telephone Company's nuto
yestciday on Wcst avenue, The dog‘
was severely injured and had to be
shot
burgh, this morning. and was sentenc-l
i
i
-——Dancing Saturday night, TownI
Assembly Hall, Grace Brothcns' full
orchestra. 8i.
Members of the junior class of the
State Normal school, Danbury. are
planning for the annual Halloweenl
social which the class gives during
the last week in October. to the mem-
bers of the school faculty and the sen-
ior class. The event will be the nrstl
of a social nature to be held at. thel
Normal school since the commence-
ment of the present school year,
—Great variety of caps. O'Brien’s.
Next Tuesday's session of the Supe-
rior court. in the Danbury County
,Court House. will commence at twelve
o'clock instead or at ten o'clock, in
the morning. as previously announc-
ed, as Judge Tuttle. who will preside,I mended for children as well as adults. ed a divorce by Judge Milton A. Shum-
Mil impossible to set here until,
nearly noon on that day. A shortcalr' writes: “I‘ have “30" F0197! Hone! ‘
endar session will he held at noon and
the trial of cases will begin at two
o’clock in the alter-noon.
l
the national movcment.
.AOVERTISED LETTERS.
~ List oi unt‘lnimcd lcttcrs at the Nor-
waik l‘ost Otiiccs for the truck ending
t)ct_ lilh, 1916: 7‘
Sauth Norwaik.
Dr, J. t.‘onvcrsc.
\V. J. Hull, 2'} Franklin strccl.
.\ir. Morin], lionncy View cottage.
ll. Silvcrmnn, 247 N. Main street.
l‘crcisl ll. Stsnma‘c.
Mrs. Rebeccn Williams, t‘llitord lio-
tcl.
i
. ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
‘ Notwslk.
Ayrcs, Mrs. Annn.
Christian, Mr. R. L.
Domestic Engineering Co., Agt.
Fillow, Mr. and Mrs, Fred.
Hotchett, Ely.
Kenlon, Edward.
Rose, Miss Florence A.
Stowe, Mrs. Alice L.
Wells, Mrs. J. C.
‘ M. J. HOWARD. P. M.
USED IT ELEVEN YEARS.
There is one remedy that for many
years has given relief from coughs.
colds, croup and whooping cough. 1'. is
probably the best known lamily cough
medicine in the world and because it
contains no opiates is strongly recom-
lrs. Chas, Riots. Allen Mills, Pa.,
and Tar for eleven years and I would
not be without it." it promptly relieves
hesrseness. tickling throat, bronchial
noodle. inflamed and congested mem-
branes. an permits refreshing sleep.
—-Pllll line of 30m. O'Brlelt'l.
Sold everywhere.
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. 5!
per month. l(entities
sold at 55 per month.
Ms. DONNILLY
II South Main Street. South Nemall
The New Science? I‘
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the dell n of the
cause of the disease and 0 art at
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist 'or sprain in the
back. be: it done in childhood
it. creates pinched nerves and pain in
later. life in the dltlerent organs and
lm . .
Chiropractors remove the nose of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmoniring the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
I: swam" ovum
LADIES’ HIGH BOOTS
Are more popular than ever, and we announce the
complete display of the very latest models that we have
. We call especial attention to the new
plant or in combination, inch-ding Mahogany Russia, Hav-
sns Brown, Black with grey tops and many others.
Dainty Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Fishing Tackle
Now is the time for Anglers to know
that we have “Fishing Tackle 'lhat’s Fit
for Fishing.” A full line in stock.
a
most
colors either
"WHORE 1m
5:323:52:“$::‘°:;..'::.::".::::: "mm“ b” ' ""° “m:
$1313, 0319 Chiropractor a chsnosfto Try chocolate 1'7“ ”“5 pleased
Magnetic trestlnents given also. you Win b°'
T. Francis, D. C. 8° "1““ ’°“"° “mm"
84 Washington St, Se. Nemllt. Com ‘09 busy ‘0 bib.
Graduate trawl!!!» School. sphone to 5 Monroe f” you!
I him-mas. psnxcn nlvoncso. bmd “d m
HARTFORD. Oct. 14.—-Mrs. Valeria
B. Parker, 01' this city, a prominent
Suffrage worker. was yesterday grant-
wsy in Superior Court. from Dr. Ed-
ward 0. Parker. of Greenwich. In-
tolerhbie cruelty was charged. She
was given'custody or her seven-mm
old daughter. The action was not
contested. The couple was married
. The Banner Bakery
Tel; 557. 5 Home ma!
.—
November 25. 1905. Mrs. Parker is
also a physician. Her name before
,marriage was Valeria Hopkins Mor-
nan.
of an estate often results when administer; d by
; a screen inexperienced in such matters. Such .
7. ases strongly emphasize the wistm of chaos 3'
ins; ss‘executor 01 your estate an impersonal, [ l
T impartial. experienced and responsible institu-
" lion. , Gunmethods of eificieney’wlll save vent. .
estate many dollars.
White Pine Compound
With Tar
Fee'l‘hatCoidonours
5. mm It“
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M will hd has great shortcuts of.
sshhk merchandise and the values_are comm
WOKBN’S FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOV ' '~
el excellent quality flannelette in plain white, '-
and while and blue and white stripes, various ~
extra full, in all sizes ............... 59‘ to
wouaws FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTS— . A
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A Silk Dress for $10.00-
Black, Navy, Green, etc.
:NEW GARMENTS, LATEST STYLES, SUB
PRISE VALUES ’
WHILE THEY LAST—CHOICE $10.00;; '
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In Poplin, Voile and Lawn. trimmed with lace,
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SILK BLOUSES‘
White Silk, lace trimmed or hematirched; long elm
low collar ...... ............. ..........'
Dark Blue Silk ..... ' ...................
Light and Dark Striped Silks $1.98 to 34.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
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South Norm,
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87 Ely Avenue H. Friedman, Prop.
We kill and dress all our own boat
killed stock. Money cheerfully re-
lundad If not to your satisfaction. All
made. only onto lbs. or more.
conventional crux
14¢. M150. lb.
mum .... 1a.» 15a lb.
Agendadvmlsyshtls
last”.
;-Natlve Market _;
and guarantee it to be young, fresh.
meats sold only In chunks. Delivery -
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