m [Mm “Minon’moasssuo.
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m 00.. runs .................».... “
“Append"...c 10¢
sssono WWW“. Melons .. 15¢
Churn “601'.qu ..
rocks“ I unknown
sshwitsboflsm. ......
”Wwithlcanul’ COCOA ...............
woman's warm cantata, Earn
a n .....
”4’
23¢
“t
it
20¢
Luge Pkg. ............... 10¢
vision ROASTED column ....... . ......... 20¢ 11..
__ no Stamps Free.
__gnwnucannar,urse Psi. ..... 12¢
,m raucaxn ma .............. 12¢
'aaP TABLE SYRUP, per can ................. 10¢
The Great A &' i’. Tea Co.
a. wasrhno'rou 31“.. scum NORWALK.
Tel. No. 900. Free Delivery.
GliVERNMENT lNlllAN
LAND SALE
Over 800,000 acres of valuable Land in the southeastern
part of Oklahoma soon to'be sold by the Federal Govem-
NO CONDITIONS
You don't have to live on the land and improve it, and
you can buy it for a few dollars per acre on easy terms
mflicut going west. SimilaF lands recently sold for threo
and five dollars per acre. No irrigation. Ideal ‘
_ 'Arnple rainfall. In other words your chance.
INFORMATION FREE
_ See the Big Railway Exhibition Car se
‘ y nt out the
__ McAlester Real Estate Ex :himge, McAlester, Oklahotnya on
the railroad Siding at the New York and New Haven rail-
.»road passenger station.
Car contains wide display of products grown on im-
proved farms and handsome photographs of western devel»
opment. Car open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. daily,
ADMISSION AND INFORMATION FREE.
climate.
‘-
53 WALL ST.
NQRWALK
Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
”gnu
EYES EXAMINED FREE
B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
I
Christmas F urnituiie
Now is the time to make
and there is not a member of
that would not a '
stock.
Our Two Big Floors Me Crowded
With reliable'durniture of e
0 iv ’ I 7 W
and all interested are utgnd :to gogriiidz’t
aroundin a leisurely way, ask questions
formation of a stock that '
plans for Practical Presents,
,. any family, large or small .
pprecxate certain 'articles in our immense '1
'i
for every purpose,
any time and look
and get general in.
we are truly proud mellow. '
RAYMOND r Sou
Wall {8}. High Sis. .Eunerol Directors Wall:
ennui: "35W :5 Moves
concoct-inc icon
isolate 1311M that. tho‘prohlbiilonlsis
hiof the Thirtynli'ith senatorial District
- .. ‘ tharenndnrsed thalinpubiisnu humilit-
‘l‘lin 0'. Moons» ohm "aim-”t W m‘“ ‘n' mu m
or would val-9. . .W’w“ MW- “ “’ '
mineral. osmium 6:7 o ' ' ’ ‘ ’
Music” . central .1 misuse"
mam mummi- voie'a iii ‘-'
mum ug'xt. min. _ rag-mm. ’ -
7M- mill-WM“? you monsoon-into on:
We. rum. - an» that nuns-missus“
c
--
d“‘
caucus lsuma cesium j;
by whairm man. We amiss-1
mommosmummnuuh
“ fn‘t
._-m-._-.a-.-.-1-.-_a-
i
l Kidney—Pills she told of hailing re-
‘ l
f ' around the house.
‘ . them at Piaisted's Drug Store.
‘ used nil tour haires‘and they drove;
i
as ns-insthns uninhibi- new mm *Wh‘o
1 w
her at the losthpon Society. and,
Ilhhwninihissecil-ofthe
cooiaiy. nu stunted load" oi lut'
, nook '
‘oldmd with a“ coal 100 ”not
sbwri on a ton.
Arraigned bolero JUDGE sauna
:Warimnsn. yo! . Mr. m-
bam explained that repairs had been
made to the scales bolero the load in
unusual was demand. and a wooden
block. iauhily titled. caused the
shortage unknown to him. An ex-
pert, who testified for the state,
.owiwe the block would result in the
'00:“ being overweight rather than
I
' being shot-t. Ir. Buckingham's case
was continued until Tuesday 0!
next week. and he was released with-
out: bonds.
, Jiliexation is made that Hr. Buck-
ingham sent to the house of I. J.
gxslson 8,800 pounds of coal. This
ginndhe remnantfticuldnscon-
i mining 4,000 pounds or two ions. The
mom day he is claimed to have out
gums additional bonnet: to air. nei-
sou. "
i itlrhough Mr. Buckingham was In
‘miitsil Monday, knowledge of the iii-
]tair fins hep! a scrim because oi the
,mim'ingé 0!. his anti. which tools
‘pliuc Tuesday. the day loliuwing.
in that occasion John Buckingham
inuid Helen 1.. Haycs, daughter of Mr.
{and Mrs. Jesse ll. Hayes. of South-
;port. «of united in marriage. This
,Wlll an elaborate social event, and out
.ol deference. in. ihc bridal couple the
iniitboritios did not moire public until
lyiisicrday the news of Mr. llucltilii:~
{I hour's arrest. .
i
GONNEC‘NCUT PATENTO. I
The following were issued Octow
El, 1916: List furnished (you: the o!-
fices (if Webster and Bowcrnock, ao-
-iinimrs or parents, No. 1115 loin
rirr'". Bridgeport. Form. 3
Beniauiin B. Lewis, Bridgeport,
‘ sun and projectile. - 5
John C. Binge. Bridgeport. cloth-Y
presser mechanism for sewing ms-
dhinu. i
Earhart n. Erwin and r. a. 30‘!"
crs, New Britain, vendingniacliine. ,
Newtown E. Williams. New Bril-
aiiu. canopy-top for boats.
Solomon M. Gutter. Wotharsfield.
method o! and apparatus fin- treating
ninicriul.
Christopher «1. Roach and E. D.
Woods. llisrtlord. nail-puller.
Herman A. Real. Stamfordaxis:
lindcr for optical lenses.
James R. Putnam.
weight clock.
Hoary T. Sperry. Waterbury. port-
‘ilbic- lamp.
. Osiris J. BNauil.
‘pnckci folding stool.
‘, Edward 'R. Hampton.
‘nmnhiln nmergcncl'
,iock. . ' ,
Mum S. Purple. East iinmpion.:
‘siimnlinit device.
. Christen R. Kaddcland, Shelton”
lint-bed printing press.
i Trade-Marita.
! Bridgeport Brnss company, Bridge-
port. certain named hardware and
plumbing" and steam fitting supplies.
i American Hosiery company. New
Britain. certain named rclcthlus.
Wilcox ilnd White company. Mori-
dcn. mechanical music-playing instru-
{ mcnis and music Rheis therefor. ,,
‘ General Ec'iipiic company, Daniel-
{som ink in tablet form.
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1 N0 TROUBLE SINCE.
l
Waterbury.
New London.
.\l illord. nu-
brake, lcvcr
v
iMrs. Morelli's Statement
Convincing Evidence. ‘
When Mrs. Mnrcili endorsed Donn‘s
is Mdst
|
ccived complcte relief. Now Mrs.
litiorelii tells’ how yours have passed
!without any return of kidney trmr
ihie. Results that last are results that
‘ count. South Norwniir people should
gain by Mrs. Horcili's experience.
airs. Mcreili, 22 Union St... South
; Nonalk, says: “i had trouble. from
my kidneys for three yeirs and was 1’
, often in misery,
owing to the dull
aching scrolls my kidneys. When
stooping over i got occasional sharp
‘ pains. Often l was so bad i should
have been in bed instead of up and
a menu rm: mt,
about Douala Kidney .‘Pflilm .1: not;
a;
the pain .lrom my back and cor-mute
the kidney action.” .
lwmtnmsnt given April ‘23. 1906).?
A m Veni- Tent. ‘ ‘
Over ten years later or oil Jule-2831
1918 Hos. ilorelll added: "1 bays had?
run north-v anoint Hm an
wax-sis! transom inef- hrs-r
" 3““ 9‘”an ism"worn patents (or thousands of inven-
dlp‘
no occasion to one M's'mi
i
«Mmmmtmiubi
‘s-znflh “Inn. at!!!
in \i'nshinnon ‘
Wooster has retained shun in bull“
m. w an inier'icivinx
cnnildsaes (or tbs state legislature in_
nuns. hubs. dfliu that m, 1"
tors. His reputation in this ammun-
liy is «and to none.
Fred H. Bowemd of Chic!“ .d
New Yak, is also» widely mun
throughout the United States both for
has command of technical mechanical
knowledge, and his legal some"?
melts in the I‘niiod Biases courts.
He was associated in the one of the
greatest patent litigations ever tried
in the United Cubes courts, known as
Bowers vs. the Atlantic, Golf & Pa-
cific 00. These suits covered a per-
iod at years, every form of contest
known to the patent ofiice or the
courts being taught from San Francis-
didates a. name-- and mumm‘
are being invited to attend suntan
lam-rims and to lay their view be
fore than "Mic constituents.
Last week it was Representative
Oakcy and tax-Representative Loner-
gnuarhs wore approached in almond,
and neither of these candidates (or
reelection turned down the pics 0!
iiie suffraglsls. Both demand that
they stood on their party platiorm
and were willing to folinw party
lenders on the question. Eli—Rem-
mine Donovan visited a shame
on to New Yor'k. meeting in Nw Cnnnan and addressed
.1". “k. “m of ex-Cowess- the women-mot without giving them
man BoEu’erslock M Kins“. was and considerable uncournxcmenl. Reine.
“3th from the University d Kansas secretive Hill has promised to speak
in 1888 w“) the (”#08 0' mechani- ni ihc dinner which will be a ft‘iltw
cal engineer. He is' also ii Malamm “a“: “mu" Sumac 0""
oi the It‘ll“ department of the Uni- vomlon in new liar-cu on hlovember
llilh. Yesterday in Norwich ii sut-
versiiy of Chicago where he prac~ . .
ilced tor rive years before csniblish- 3‘“ “mm” “3» hold at Milan
ing himself in New York my. whore resolutions were passed in lavor of a
the odicc will be maintained in can, sum-nae amendment to the United
neciiou with that in ,nriogepori. For film Sonwtuuon. Those mom.
‘inany gears he has prs‘ct'iccd widcfi “m we aimed to Retires-cuts-
among New Finalsnd manufacturefi 3"" Mm, Ind Summon new
and the establishment at tho partner- “1" ””mdi‘ll‘“. and linked their sup-
smp here will bring him in closer PM “r "it amcndmm who it
touch with his-clients in Connecticut. "‘;‘;“:‘nb;”:’:": film's-i " m R kg
in . .< .' C i‘ u .
intuit; 39:73:31:- :w;x:$£ C‘mmm“ 0' "l“ “0MP nl Represen-
will assume an enviable position in "”m'f ‘mf’i’ ‘0 imfimmc 'action on
the national lieldffor the reputation! the lliiohibilions and the \\ omuin But.
M both partners “ ‘emens‘w and ml, frahcllinnnduicnts until December.
mutilation or linlorsim is monion- ll 1‘ lhi’rtlnri’ «xiiectcd that very
. soon after Congress meets for the
‘ . 9 field a! ondcnmr.
ions in th ’1. .nhort scnsion these questions will
cmuc up for consideration and a vote.
Judging iiy ihc'rupidily with Which
. . v . ‘i riic womcn are gaining in national
New (“l-"“9““. ‘h‘d'u‘ ” NW“ politics it is not unreasonable to ho-
"W‘ "a D‘:;'9'M" i uinil llcvrI that the suffrage amendment has
Government ofilc ‘ are 88 a pond chance of NEMRC. Should it
warnin- to the public to b; on all; M58 (amnectlcut Sum‘ssists will of
Lfikouiiig lwohflgwri‘i-t‘i‘i’l‘iihofin‘lu course dcvcss their energies to 391‘
I W "9' ' i ii . Connecticut Le islaturs to
extenali‘c scale :hmughout “"5 ”rt Jiffy 1the amendment. g
0f the 90“an! (inc especially. it in Connecticut suffrlgists will accept
said. is 5° “I’VE"? 9"":1’: as at; from the lmgisistune either rattlin-
l‘fim‘ detection W'“ “ h.“ mm c! the National Amendment or a
HD9715. “‘hlg‘l": "irr‘lm‘mnn crude conclusion in favor of a state amend-
nnd mily at “it“ 5 a ' - m. Eve suffrn on would mater
Th“ “'5‘ “0’“ ’“ drawn on the Fed- Till; nationsiymethodgbecause it is the
oral Resist-i: he‘t‘t‘: egotiiizimpsgf: apeoilieiii and the moist dignified f2:
Minn. an ‘ NW ' inc woincn worker» Even Connec
11 film“ lhc “KM“"M of Secretary out man believe the national smond-
W
TWO BOOUB TENS.
W
of mi Treasury \v, G. lchdoo and mom will pass somelimc. Why not
Treasurer John Burke and also con. now?
tains a porn-nit of Jackson. 1
i5 prinii‘d from
utmost iden-
d ‘5 ”’5'” on M‘ 202 clues to Raeieva a.»
moral and Did Not Become Law.
“What became of chapter 202 oi the
public acts at 1903'.” is the question
which many asked when noting tha"
the “titer was missing from the pub
lic sills. The question need not ion!
be unanswered. hover-er, tor n refer-
ence to the volume containing the
acts or ihai session revealed a nolt.
on the Mini which explained the
absence of the missing chapter. The
note stated that the chapter was en-
titled “An Act concerning the defini-
tion oi spirituous and irricnicating li-
This counterfeit NOT IN PUBLIC ACTS.
engraved plates on paper
tical with the genuine on
led by icdersi authorities as extreme-
lv dangerous. The number of one oi
the specimens encountered is 1171743
A. these figures being printcd in ir-
regular fnshinn in the upper righl
hand end of the note. The back of
the note is about nnesixiscuth of an
inch longer than the genuine. ‘
The other bogus ton-snot is made
out on the Federal ReserveJlanit of
New York. The check letter and the
E,plntc number are very indistinct on
lihis note. however. showi‘i: it to lie
imadc from poor lithograph pluics. it
iis not believed that carsiul handlers quors," and that a“ having in“ ed to
lot money would be deceived by ”Mammal“, the-governor‘s approval With-
znoie. iin the three days required by the con-
. 'stitution. and the legislature having
GAVE "M‘mw'E'EN DANCE“ ' 1is the meantime adjourned. did not
become a law." The reason was
sententiousiy stated and clearly ex-
lluder the 32%;“?! the Nutmeg pressed. Not another word was need-
Club Of Norwnlk. R delightful “3110“” MM to make the anawer to the an“.
9!“ 'dance w“ 1")” Ffl' evening in "lion complete. it recalled, however.
the Royal James inn in Wall street. the “a an“ it was the first time m
The Royal James hall was uttrnc‘ ”filtrates years. if not longer that.
lively (identified. with the fingwgne chapters in the public acts did
(Hallowe on decorations non at it "not follow each other in uninterrupt-
ed sequence from the first number
to the last, and the intomplinn has
‘uoi 'been 'rspea‘ted in the Volumes
riconis'lning thozacts of the sessions
that have been held slhce. it was in
1880 that. the state first began to en- ,
guanine am oi the legislature by
the method at t in use. mine-
d!» Wharton lam printed. Previous
”ion-it line they were written by .
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Nutmeg Club Score: Slices“ at loyali-
coolness. »
Eighteen numbers werson the dance
program,.and a few extras were added
at the conclusion-chairs regular num-
ber. The Sterling'Weilnita orchestrii
rendered excellent music tor the clinic.
The attendance In large. and the
vent is well calculated to have been
"much (on financial. .aa‘ neocial sue
eons. Winnems irun-oi served dot.
in; the intermissio ‘
The committee inmhp'ge «if-the sue;
«MM chair was no oi John.
,0aiiill, Gnome Raymond and- Will
hand,“nnd-it is -n-eiilm *0 M the“
MW”: n‘zrsnt dosioi work-‘1“
4|
(ms/rm to”
A liasdsosic Rug
ihtiotd Saxony 9si2 for $60.00
75s beautiful kn: an exam
, pie d are finest
Allltfll‘dli nearing. hangs hr. h *n
has WW calla:- . u i
I! you should flit W
its excellence lies
uiiibciuidihssiiist‘hebcst grndsdwoul snag .
.lhs colors arr dean-minus. The word of e Read
House guarantees its value.
l‘lie pattern is a copy oi an antique Gorevan, the
colors in mnliognny, olive, dark brown and meant.
Third floor.
l
Scrim Cumins
A special of extra value in white or ccr
_ . . u, hem-
stitdicd war mow lace edge. Regularly $1.50, ‘ l
8139.
v
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. ”'7?
! .-. '5 .V Third floor.
Dress Trimmings
_ {xi-{Cf all it's the Trimmings that give a dress dis-
tinction. A‘wondcriul display of novelties for even‘
ing gownsiis in one (if the Main St. windows, for this
gives an it ca of lin- varied a d i ll; ' t" '
department, ii iii mil lililibb at the
”hilt? Gallllfisres. mailic up of the daililit‘st of
.~ 585, qui c iuipcris table. from 25 Cts. to $3.00-
Srpnngiedand Beaded Bands that glitter and flash
beyond description.
' Silverand Gold Embroidered Flouncings, elaborate
lll (iiiiercnt dcgrecs.
Cloth of Gold and Cloth of Silver,
$1.50 to $7.50 a yard.
v"- a
1
IA
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h
Main floor. 'Jl
Sneciai in Silk Petticoats
Very stylish silks with line plaitcd flounccs.
Sikris with a silk jersey top finished with a silk
flounce. 'v
All sizes and a few extra large. 5
Blacknud a few colors. were $5.9;. '
All With Sanitary aprons, ' ,' 1
$4.95 special. 1
I.
Ribbed Corset Covers
Nice for cool weather, because one can he slipped W
on under a blouse when needed. '
In Cotton. high neck, long sleeves
high neck, sleeveless
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves
Second f 1001'.
m» Regular sis-es, so ots. ",
. . Extra sizes, 65 (21:3. _ I W“
Merino, high neck, long slccvcs, only $1.00. ‘ 1'
Main floor. ‘I
'A Quill Penholder Christmas Cards '
of personal greeting.
Remember to look over
the assortment and order i
early. ' ’4
in. any dainty coloring,
With little jar to hold it
when not in usc,
3100- Stationery Section, main l _
floor. .lfl
Eden Cloth White Outing Flannel 'i,
'A fine quality wash suital‘le for winter sleep-- "1’
flannel of durable cotton mg garments, sacqucs -
in dainty patterns, 28 _ “‘d ’0be51'027ct"m}’°9’ “
'n‘hcs
IS ’ Wash Goods Section, N"
main floor.
I
15 cts.
Eli» h. ill. ditch dimming
\
Bdgenefii * {*t in * '9
at» . ~ , ' , '
ceived infilllest measure.
any.“ customérr_ ’
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