-1. “to Hotel Block.
‘ 7 -'ng in the Line of
own'EN FAVORS,
ATIONERY STORE
:‘ South Main Street.
rats will hold a
in tho Kiolltiliit‘
flmalk.
rally
t‘ltth.
AND BLANKE‘I‘S
{ILZBAIHKS i.
. ITIE'S AND CARDS
this
near“
LDt‘Hi candidates will
the. rally, and a big turnout is
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Narruk‘ No. 53, l“. of A., will?
' *ngfilur businrm meeting itt lilt:'
, moms, in Water street,
resent.
,tinuous
twelve.
) t '5 fair.
dancing from
o'clock tonight, at
7‘
; glass insurance w as carried.
lutcel Silt‘t‘ezfi.
at. the Regent Monday.
utemoon, is rapidly
on the effects of his accident.
ill in resting comfortably.
3‘ Antwan»
The gathering was of a plottsant
clot one. with dinner st-t-tc
hmhfl‘ 0f fluvh'ifl.
El 980.
‘3’»
1‘
accepted an invitation to
maidering several silos for
building. and will probably
it one shortly.
3““ To.
W tom rrow itt New
1 Churches“ and at the
. in West avenuo.
Lunch Room Now Opened.
ncakes, clam chowder
d: Seymour
this
Every number ‘s ('th'it’di
etulti
litt'.
largo plate gili:.~ front of tho.
.{ndiu 'l‘ea (‘OlllllaillL which was
‘by an accident, 2- week ti‘;o'
was very promptly replaced
week by the agent} of J_ M. Lay
‘1 00.. lllt‘.‘ through whom the
- . I
“I "at goods—('ltarlto litapittl . .
.1..." l'aun" no is (‘ll'(‘lliliill‘ll manager.
,A delegation of about ten members
01 Buckingham Woman‘s l‘toliet‘ t‘orps
Soldiers” Home, Noroton,
Monday. and enjoyed a fine day there i
Hi i _ _
J U Mar:- . Illtl took him into tho ri'trsl diairlctt
k [/hiallette is closin: out a fowt
A nnmlwr
i for Friday hunch, sausage
and
”hall cakes. home made desserts!
7 Railroal Ave.‘
to Pine and Tar
oughs, Colds,etc.
. Ctulfield. the local oal‘pollter.‘
It'll from lilo roof oi" the Mayo
factory, in Met'win street. Tut-s,
l't‘('(l\‘t‘l'lllil_‘
“(‘1 v.a_\' for lilv new ('ill“ which is expect-
m" confined It) ill> litillit’. ill “Hill [1] Hill} in"! Illt‘llili,
not, but aside from l‘eelina ratht-ti
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at firetnon‘s fair ‘9‘? \len's llall tonight.
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R'V‘m‘” ["1”) i morning.
I“ 'l‘he rt-spnnno to the call of the city
thor'llodge. No. 97, l, t). 0. l-‘..con i descends tor thc tiling ot‘ tar; lttis lta~=’
ad the degree of Brotherly Lm-eibt-on t‘iitttpttratitely liiliii thus far anti
(our candidates last owning Out 5 ”WI“ probably “ill ht‘ it mall to lilt‘
., "3' Lodge. No. 10 of waalk fassossots' otttcc next “"‘l‘h. as Notem-f
visit .
.r Lodge and witness the confer 1|“ lISlh‘. .
01.110 third degree noxt Wednos-j iv“ “ll‘it‘d 1“ “a“ IN" “it‘d by liliilu‘l'iy'
The members of llttllor Lodgciu“ I“ 11‘-
t1 1
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Ml, Nprwnllt and Norwich, Tltr ' lli.2.:s
Ulteld In this city will be at '
' . k Methodist ““11 t'onurcpa-i tension of tlto electric light lines of;
”‘1?“ '. the llanbttry anti Bothcl Gas and l‘llt‘c l
ric Light (‘0. to Bedding, One of the"
resting program: 113‘“ bPI‘“ ill‘fiplttnn under discussion is the organi-l
. “‘9 many brilliant Speak?!‘9.lilliun of a company in Reddlnt: toi
dTT-‘v‘s ‘lhhf‘ “11‘0““:le- Tth‘; W? 1 build the necessary transmission llnm 1
and mm: mill to *1! " "“‘
1 order that the teachers may' iurv company.
ttendancc at the conventions.
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1 probably the best. known family cough
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' 'ctdtt) on illlSillt connected with the}
. Milli-o station. The many-as too drunk
Our derbies are worth look-
ing into. .
You’ll find the mine of a
famous hat maker, 35.
But if you're simply looking
for a good hat here it is at
$3. and we‘ll put YOUR
name in it.
Soft hats $2. to $3.50.
American made gloves, $1.15
to $2.50.
i
Rogers 81 Stevens 1
Norwalk So. Norwalki
A (auditor \\:t~ born to Mr. and"
.\!t.-:, ("tilt-tilt lit'ttttt tltl~ l‘lulltli‘.” ‘
Nils. Ai'tilit' .ltislill. til iii l'hitill.
l’lat-r ,wlto \\'itz~ badly llljlll't'tl by a‘
tail is still ('tlllilllt'tl lo the ltttttso.
Sctu‘ant Gibson was at the llt‘bli to
~lll)‘ in lilt‘ downtown polite lteatttptstt'~
tor.» while t‘ltivi’ Pennington i.~ t-njpyfl
tag it day's itsltini: and gunning. .
(‘ottartwsttttn l: J. Hill and JIItlL’I"
Jol ll. I.i;.:ht will speak at a big lit'
llllliiil'dll rally, in llatthtti'y. this even
lil‘g. .
t'nt.» l‘ribc, 1.0. ll. .\l., No. “ML-will;
jtilil'llt‘t to St'tttttuttt tomorrow “ilt'lt‘i
they will i)(‘ the guest of (max Tl'illt‘f
:if that City. Seteral oiltcot‘s will be'
initiated at tho int-cling. I
F. iI Austin, of "The Spun", a Now
\‘ot’lt publication, was in lowln ye»;-
circulation oi tho magazine oi whiclti
Tripp for lii‘.‘ installation of a new,
tttrpcr and tip fodalc lunch car, taking
tho place oi the one hr at pres-tout Ilt'»
cttpics near the railroad bridge. A
out :hed ot‘ the railroad company is
built" ll.()\t‘tl hat-it on the lot to tttnltt
A ntt-ttinj: o!’ the South Not-walk
lloptlbiit‘ull t‘ltlli will be ilt‘itl til lil‘ti
(‘andttlntos (‘an-
.ice, “'ost anti Williamson will spealt,
anl special attention will be given to
demonstratitw the yoting machine.
You are invited.
(liliccr John .‘durphy picked up a
nan in North avenue this morning
.o give his natno. howovt-r. and his
.-:tst- will not be Il'lt‘ti until tomorrowI
.
her 4 will he the Iinal day I'onptttlttta
A pcnttliy of 14‘“ per cent .
i
'I‘ho construction of a bridge near;
ilt‘attcltvillo makes necessary at tit‘ltllli‘i
.in lil’.‘ road from thlgeftt-ld lot
m smat'n‘asterpiepp “The (‘om- tltant ilVilit‘, which tot-ms tt portion ot’i
Law" featuring (‘lam Kimball
It. the Regent Wed, No". id.
sevehiielh annual meeting: of t is not onc that adds pleasure to an ltll-i
hors‘ Association will: -ontohl:c trip otor tho road. '
Nt-atly forty residents of nodding,
:t'lti llcdding t‘entcr have ox»?
ox~i
.I drive t‘roqttonlly taken by Norwalk'
lroolilt; ’i‘ho tlrtottr is near the silica:
Hill at litant-hvillo and. whilo short“
not-'rttt interest in tile propoaetl
;:n\vt‘t' to bo purchased from the Do!-
E... ...
USED IT ELEVEN YEARS.
_..._
There Is one remedy that for many
_.___ .. _:.\.._____-._._.4» .
rears. has given relief from caught; _
.t‘i'omcns Clubs
colds, crottp and whooping cough. it is
modiclne in the world and because it
contains no opiates is strongly recom':
mend“d for thildrcn as well as adults!
Mrs. Chas. Rietz. Allen Mills. Pa.,
writes: “I have used Foley's Honey
and Tar for clovenyears and I would
not, be without it." It promptly relieves
hoarseneia. tickling throat. bronchial
coughs, inflamed and congested mem-.
braues an permits refreshing sleep.
Sold everywhere.
$311011 with money.
'5! A rule the people who own other things. Saving
yin: a'home is good training 'for building' business
(“Any one who has saved for a home knowa how
South Norvralk savings Built invites you to save
’ food here. If you have»: home with a motto.
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Caps $1 to $1.50. i
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.dord'club.‘ the Women‘s club
OPP. HOW! THEATRE.
JACOBY’
NEW FALL
than ever before.
$10.98
' M
Announce a Wonderful Sale of ij i
. That will delight you and cause you to recommend
“This Store” to your friends with more enthusiasm
Smart Neckmr
AMWHDU “Man in
benuodylorM
COLLAR! and COLLAIAND CU" II'I‘I in a variety
dtbomyldeaotytuia M &. 60am:
CrependlaanoutzudMIc-uumpe;
mundinmulfuhiuudahoph-onunctiw.
~._.._. _ A
You Need Not Be An Expert To Use
MCCALL PATTERNS
TWO NEW
McCAhL
/ DESIGNS
FOR LATE
A FALL
Especially de~
tween-Seasons
and Winter
wear. Easily
made at home
at moderate
corf.
The
McCall
Book of
Fashions
Rice only 23c.
(by mail 30:)
with Free Coupon
tor your choice of
any .\lc(‘Al.l.
t'A'l‘TlCilX in-
clttdoa hundreds
of helpful input-3-
lion!) for tile
homo drentnaker.
Cha‘s. .l. Mintz St). Norwalk
fililtliti WOMEN’S—
cuttttttttt SESSION
"1011135 5. weavflu Speaks on "i\'i( (‘luh t-i Iltoonwlch. i
. _ . . Following the l‘t'llttl'lJ or the clubs 4
Amencm‘llmx‘flje Immigrant-"Photons S \l'ettvvt' PITA n :1th on}
“Amorlcanlzlnc the immigrant." llei
botanic: Report on Organ-am that .mmtra. M...” m a.
, _ ’ . 'itoi'ann hoard talking in 1' foreign,
tzatttins---Ilotltvdle and Green- mm... m, mm, mm would be "t
wicit Clubs Admitted to Feder-
\‘.‘c!lw~:iit-ltl. tit-t Friday afternoon
Hub of South Noxwalk, llto Milnioi
lpal l.t';::ttt- of South Nurwttlk. Ilie
d‘x'mlmsttay- Ailb‘l'lltlon Musical (‘lubi
.ot l;ritl"l‘[l(ll'l and tho Author‘s Club,
«it tho .I'Jilt‘ oily. 'l‘vso not? clubs to?
t-ntnt lilI' federation were 1110 t‘or-,
l‘wlitt (‘it'tlc oi llot‘ltvillo and the.
‘ctttiorlty. Ilt- told of tho progrezxs;
.of tltildron of foreign parents ini
“on ,tltc public schools and said that"
pcoplt- of foreign birth in this city
___..._. \vt-te taking ntltantago of tho nighti
_ tscltocln with the view of polling bollI
Willi Thomas S. Went/or. sllllt‘l'in'i‘ttfl' job-<- I
-- “(indent of public achooltz. as the; "We must not look upon foreign-i
speaker. and with Miss llolo'i A; ore as a menace. for they are not."
Stein as soloist, the afternoon ‘sow; be mild. “‘lt is only when they fail
sion of the twentieth annual moot-.to astrimllate our ideas anti custom:
in}: oi" the Connecticut Federation olithat they confront us with a prob
Was hold yostcrday " tom." ' ' .
at the Center school house. Hartford.l The Invitation to attend the rod
Three organizations ol’llartlord and era] luncheon. to bo hold In Feb.
Wethorstleld Were hostesses. theqiuaryhin Waterbury, at the Hotel
Hearthstone Club, the Council oIch-;Elion was oxiendetl by Mrs. A. L.
ish Women. and the Saturday Morning} Monty]. pmfldent cf the [women‘s
Club. of Wetliersileltl. Members of.club or “'aterbury' Mrs. R M. Card
the various clubs were met at. tltc'at. the clcso of the meeting, IriVlted.
station by Miss Alice Griswold, Of,thc federation to hold its next an-i
wemprsflom and Mrs, 0, Y. Marsl‘._}nuul meeting in Bridgeport at the
of Hartford. ' gHoicl Stratfleld.
The morning session was devoted? » ‘ ‘
for the most part. to the reading oriTRAlN CRA§HE81NTO AUTOMO-
two—minute reports by presidents of; BILE' ‘
clubs of the federation, with a must-1' 1' '
cal~ program. The invocation wasp
made by Mrs. F, P. Waters of the)
Heartbatone Club, following a brief escaped serious
-—-—-
injury
lug service rendered by clubwomen.
to the communities by Mrs Edward:
H. Smiley. president of the laden»;
tiou. Mrs. Carter of Washington refill“?-
oponded. .
Several solos were
Eleanor G. Willard and by Mrs. l
R. Blumenthal. After the adjourn.
Intent of the meeting. lunch {an
served in the dining room 0 e ,
Church House by'wo‘men of the Fit-attthe tracks when the Wolfhound trlint
Methodist Church.
ban line of the New York, New Haven?
and Hartford 'milroad crashed into
automobile truck driving on
I
stopped to permit an Mat-bound;
train to pose and had started over!
tuned his mi m amp“ with cuisi
LSteIn. ronowtu thll . “a I...mlm‘ ohm t
we we.» storm" I?! we
Interim? Risotto“ suit to tho mg“
or Mm on . fol
:9
Wubiutoti. tho.
i“?
AMERICAN RED CROSS FIRST AID
p. 1-1. in the Armory.
v.l'l be llr. Mallt’iit'
‘l‘r‘ttklyn ll. iirown.
class which will be formed, and the" .
at“ a few vacancies.
to receive its valuable training will;
please communicate with Mrs.
ander J. Rumtuler, telephone x96.
sirablc for be— ' (later was found
mas and lsnail.
serious condition.
house this ntnrninu. as a result of gas
poisoning.
tans, blow out the gas before retiring
h‘tst night.
er.
to cotnply with the law at once.
Ing tho aid of her daughter, Concept-a
(‘ollot a,
eittntly killt’d by a Willimantic bound:
parsonxt‘l’
Smart Walking Coo. ~Tho New Redlngote day alt-L'rnoon at the East Natick
tome. (i Oren grade crossing. The body “-uu much '
31(‘1‘un Waist Pattern .\lc(‘all Pattern No. mutilated. The woman’s daughter
No. 7429 and Skirt 7439 7461 tried to pull ltor hark just as the
train snatched her away.
onet- at tlt.
‘ ed dangerous diseases to
BRISTOL, 09}. Elli—Leon Stewart lalon of flax-seed oil, ecalyptus, Irish
yesterday, : moss, and other eIllctent preparations.
preliminary address on the increES-i'when a passenger train on the auburn It removes the cause of“cotda and '
leaps
. road: of (arms that overcome weaken~
tDavlt‘t's Crossing and wrecked It. Thel 9" ““1 ‘2‘““10‘” 9901’”
sung by Mrs-'automoblle was a, ton-ton truck and‘ building qualifier have._long been roc-
ldotng them andthetr lamllléa.
team along and, struck m, ”:1 It at the hut Sign of a cold out hen
“I“ "mum“ 9’08“” "“ “limitation!” ln‘the center. Stewart re-‘you reel phniuiiy unlit.
ed with a soprano solo by Mia- Helen , ,_ .
of“;fl.l!l v‘m so maid-m that a“
1: Prices .................. .. ........ ”Umlu‘l.“
. fl 1 OSTRlCl-l FEATHER Boas—M an. and may
15' combinations ........... . ’1.“tu37,38
. Iii KARABOU STOLES—Of superior grain in white. m.
i i uni and combinations; min lined and (infidel! with ostrich
feather end-.at ...................... 554])
$15.98 $19.98 $24.98 5
CHARGE ACCOUNT OPENED .'
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» -.-1 - . ~ h j ‘_“; -— 7 -—_ -d... -
- DIVISION.
A new class in First Aid Division
will commence November 2. at lilo
The instructors
J. 1'9": and ..t -
This is the last:
Anyone desiring
Alex-
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DEAD FROM GAS POISONINC. i
\\'A'l‘l-2llllt'll\', Oct. 211.“ Suleiman ‘
1‘. ad and Teri All
All were found in at:
in their boarding‘
The men, who are Alban>l
Alums and All will recov-
MUST STAMP STOCK.
The 1*. ‘3. Government 1" beginning:
prm-zwdings under the new law and
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Let your library grow in size as your hoolxacmnulnn.
Start with as few or as many M‘s-II- nations as
necessary—add others as required.
Slobeiwtzmickc “Elastic" We;
fit any wall space—match any woodwork—ham it may]: of
furniture or furnishings—and are sold at uiforn plin- »
low as a thoroughly dependable hookup: can b: It,
it behooves tall rciail liquor dealers.
to lillllllp that part of their stock
which has not been slatttped under
the law. A ponalty of 50 per cent!
will b.‘ itnpnsotl upon those. who fail
AGED WOMAN KILLED BV I
1 PASSENGER TRAIN.
“'ARWH‘K. ll. 1., Oct. Edwin-tus-
uuod 54. of Naiick: was in»!
train at 5 o‘clock yeah-ta
‘Nor UP IN OARSMANSHIP.
Deproaslnx the conduct of the prls-'
bar. a southern prosocnt»
Int: attornoy said in fltitll‘t‘lilillg the
(mini “This young man. becoming at
title! in order eventually to become a
clergyman. Ia like-the oaraman who
turns his back upon the place he is
steering for." ~ Boston Transcript.
—.r
Colds
it” allowed to an uncltockctl froqttontly
develop into
.—
rust-:acumsrs,
PNEUMONIA,
CATARRH,
rousnerts,
anoncmrts,
Anti downs of other.dangerous but
less well known diseases. such as in-
fections of the inner lactal passages,
car complications, etc. and malnutri-
Comeinmalccthodifienmnyluulfimaha' ‘
l/AL/rr H/cynr-Pg/cr: was.“
.v:
Let me send you FREE PERFUME
( Writs Icky for a [35:3 Ironic-of .
ED. PtNAUD's time
The world" most from a sweet
theliyiu Malian. For mumarhtaih. -
tie alien vine. AlltboUd-hhfi. don't
r‘y 2:21: Icrahncy built. Th MM The
rrtco only 15:. (6 03.). Wk.
to: so haudkcdflcls with huh-t.
‘ £1,151 5' [7/]? a
1.515Z1f
tion in children. Colds EDEJIOI neces-
sary for any one to endure for any
length of limo, certainly not long
enough for any of the above mention-
devclop—
PROVIDED,.that a prompt use of
Linoline is made._ ”This remedy is
standard, a pure and wholesOme emul-
the‘ system lit to resist—the in-
lts body
Take
_.¢=——.——.-:—:
MNSTED, Oct. 26.1—About sixty wo-
lmen and girls employed on stacking
. knitting machines. at the mills of thespian disturbin- iii: followed an
‘lolded With trap ‘rock. ‘E‘teWIYtt-had‘ogni.ed by phy'iclans' “d 1.110“de ‘vVlusied Hosiery Company, struck to-
1 ' ’ day for an increase in wages. They
testify to the good it has done and Is any they "m two cents more per
damn, but company cinema say no
demand: have been presented to then.
They have been mun: front 13 to Ill
cents a down. months to the undo
or work.
' ”The company employ.
hands. The otbor departments have
not been uncouth It m and.
Reduce‘ Hips and Abdomen l n 5 inches .
' The it‘ustrniion shows the figures before. and vacuum; a
W. B. EUiSTiNE-REDUSO. Themoddahowzah-eiflulzo,
a law busicwscl designedlor mediumandmfim 1 _ '
Price, Stauc'i Contil, $3.00. Fancy M 33.32.5530.
AT YOUR DEALER . 1
You will get more corset niishctiuu with nae ctr-h! that-lam
WEINGARTEN BROS, he. NmYu‘lc. “hm-n. a ' I
W
01' April 3. mm the testimony
or Just:- Brm twice «floor.
at the trial Will" Albert L.
Bartlett and be” “31 Ha—
WINSTED GIRLS ON STRIKE.
vadfihlhm-‘d.
‘58!)th . '
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