The haunt hoot oi the much
Ill! Int unis; in may place» it
no so heavy that u resembled now.
Mic Chill in “The Count"
.1 the PM WWII".
A meeting of the Women‘s Reliet,
Como. Minxham Pest No.13o.uiil
M held in Red Men's liail all day
tomorrow
Celiist with “(‘ivililation” Co. would
like address 01 woman at whose house
I. roamed October 20 to 29. Cellest
.1]! Into 8L. Haverhill, Lissa.
lolly of the local fight fans attend~
0d the Brown-Kiln: light In New Ha-
vm last evening. All were proud of
‘0 work done by the local boy.
—-'l‘he return by special request of
(lore. Kimball Young in "’th Cour
Ion Law" at the Regent, Friday, Nov.
10.
Tlic Twentittii i‘etizury Bible Class
of Pine! M. 1-2. t‘hurch will hold a
New England Supper in the. parlors of
the church Wednesday owning, Nov.
7th. from 0 to 8 o'clock. Tick-:15 23c.
~(Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in the $260,000,000 production,
”fiance and Juliet" at the Regent 2
day. commencing tomorrow, Nov. 8th
and 9th.
(in Thursday evening. Nov. 0th,
l'ncas Tribe will hold a reception in
honor of 1in ladies. Members
should come and bring their wife. sis-
ter or suceilictirt and join in a “heap
big time "
—'l‘he return by special I‘cqucst oi
Clara. Kimball Young in "The Coin-
mon Law" at the Regent riday, .\'ov.
lti.
Clinrlcs linker, of Bridgeport, won
suddenly taken sick inst owning
while riding on thi- South Main sit-«pt
cur. lie. was taken to Dr. Francis 1.
Burnell’s oillcc and, after bcing cx
unlined was token to the No \Ilelt
Hoapltul, where he is In a crititulcml-
ditiou.
HFrancis X. Bushman and ilcl‘crll'
Bayou in tho 3250.000 production.‘
“Romco and .lulict" at the Regent 2
day, commencing. tomorrow. Nov. Nb
and 9th.
William ti. ini‘ount. of (‘llt‘h‘illlll
n‘rcci, complained to the police last
evening that some boys had tampered
with n safe in hilt otiicc. Some parts
of the. cafe were badly broken; but
nothing of value was tttkcn. 'l‘hc raw
is being investigated by thc downtown
police.
«Election returns will be rcccivcd
and announced from the stage during
the performances at the Pnlace Thea-
tre tonight. !
_.
The next meeting of the Norwalki
Chapter, D. A. 11.. will be full of in.
wrest ior its members. They um
earmniuliv favored in having for the,
entertainer that afternoon Miss Vir-
fiinia A. Griswold .of the Star Ly-‘i
ceum Bureau. Miss Griswold is a
dnmatic render of unusual ability and
costumes for her rccital to portry the
characters more vividly, will be worn.
"7‘7“ “5‘31‘ crtaintneniwill
. .2: ihc cni
hn rcw‘c'od "Minn tlIrI IIItnct‘vision of
Mrs. McCauseland. The hostess for
the afternoon a Miss Mary Cunning-
the afternoon in Miss Mary Cunning
tendcnce is expected.
'l'h:m Nm'wrtlk Edual Franchise 1338-
(no and Nor-walk Chapter D. A. R, are
invited to hear Dr. Valeria Parker. at
the Community Club, this week
Thursday. the 9th, at 3:30 in the at.
tenoon. by the College Club. it is
hoped that the Suaragists will be
there in force and that, at the close
or the speech. a corner of the, rooms
may be obtained for a moment of
business. as Miss Ruutz Rees is giv-
ing a luncheon the 18th. and the an-
nual convention is on the 17th. and
delegates to‘botb these must be ap-
polntled. '
Contribute" In” from $10,000 to
That there has been a poiIIical sanit-
ening among thc “omen oi the tint:-
cd sllll‘i, apart
ch "ltll‘t’llanln to more women suf-
irage. is shown by the liberality with
which the women have subscribed to
the presidential campaign this year.
nectlcut have shared honors
Ieven with the New York Women in
contributing the largest
funds to the national campaign.
appears to be the motto of the wom-
en subscribers to the Womans' com-
’mittee. of the National Hughes alli-
lanoe, whine. subscriptions
from 310.000 given by Mrs.
Huntington of New York to 50 cents
subscribed by Mrs. (‘.
Wallingford. Conn.
contributions
Womans («Immittee
Hughes allmncc. filed with the House
of I‘Pprt‘st‘nltitlve‘s today by Mary Har-
rinIan Ruins-4y. treasurer, shows that
up to October 21.
1...“ 1...;
$95,303.09.
fund were Mrs.
stallments, and Mrs.
ton of New York.
a lump.
at one time and $250 lntfr.
,L Clark. New Haven.
50 tents; John
.liiddle. rhirmincinn. 3100 Mrs. ll. K.‘ Good Shoes
Smith. l‘ntmingion. Si: MN. 0. C. F‘.
'0.“ LIIIIAL «incl! 70
WHO FOR CAMPAIGN.
Glass oi lint Water
Deidre Breakhsi
a Splendid “it
Open stoic“ M it“ yd.
morning and wash away the
poisonous, cannot manor.
Com Connecticut but its:
than.
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WANIIXGTON. D. t‘. NoV. iI--
trom- the organiz-
Those of us who are accustomed to
fool dull and heavy when we arise;
,«piitting headache, study from a cold.
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid
stomach, lame back. can, instead
both look and feel as fresh asa daisy
always by war-hing the poisons and
toxins from the body/with phosphatcd
hot water each morning.
We. should drink, before breakfast.
a glass of real hot water with a tea:
spoonful or limestone phosphate in
it to flush from thestmnachJiI/er,
kidneys and ten yuda of bowels the
previous day‘s indiuestible waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleanw
ing. sweetening and purifying the
entire alimentary tract before putting
more food into the stomach.
The action of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
is wonderfully invigorating. it cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gases
waste and acidity and gives one o
splendid appetite for breakfa‘ti and
it is said to be but a little while until
the roses begin to appear in the,
cheeks. A quarter pound of limestone
phosphate will cost very little at the
drug store, but is sumcient to make
anyone who is bothered with bilious-
new. constipation. stomach trouble or
rheumatism a real enthusiast on tinI
subject of internal sanitntion. Try
it and you are assured that you will
look better and feel better in every
way 'ahortly,
GLOVER’S
SINCE 1897
in this respect the women of t‘on»
about
part of the
“Such as l have I give unto thee"
ranged
H. E.
G'. Phelps or
Statement of Contributions.
A full certificd statement of the
by ’ilic women to the
of the National
that organization
~‘I'd $101.9“.10 and disbursed
The two largest contributors to this
E. ii. Harriman of
New York who now $l0.000 in two in—
ll. E. Hunting-
\\'hc gave $10,000 in
The most libcrul contributor from
Connecticut was Mrs. Charles ll.
Wood of Sinisbnrv. who gave 81,000
Mrs. An-
toncttc E Wood, also of Simsbury
nave $1.000. as did ill-"0 Mrs. A. A.
Anderson of Greenwich.
Mrs, 000ch l‘. Mclcitn. wife of
Senator McLean, oi’ Slinnbury, save
$100 to this fund.
Connecticut Contributors..
Other (‘onnccticut contributors to
thc \Vonutns comnIiIIIzIe. National
liIIsrlIoa Alliance wore:
OUR CANDID ATE
Mrs. H. A. Hurt. Dtmbury, 81; \V.
Extra D '57 hi. wBedtoxdEetoilops
HARD CRABS ‘ 40c do:
All Kinds oi Fresh. Salt is! Canned Fish
Oysters, bong and Round Clans
CUTBILL‘S BRIDGE MARKET
'Pbom 10‘ and 1“.
Fm’osflvcrp. 71 north into Ct.
Novelty Shoes for women
“Including mahogany vamps with suede tops, glued kid
vamps with grey suede tops, glazed kid vamp: with white
mandmostattnctivemmels of solid mahogany or
Havana brown.
A Splendid Line of Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
st wuumorou "our 1 "muons um.
M
Special Sale
JACOBY'S
”Special Sale of
Suits Coats
and Dresses
Special Salé
'vv'vvv'vvv‘vvvvv
Can you some it?
Don't: miss meeting
other. Read
On
Fall Stocks of Wonderful Values;
L‘ADIES AND MEN' S I,
CLOTHING i
Accounts Opened
i
Gaicly & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
I
I
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Wlliiiuus. llnrti'ord. 5100; Mrs. Geortzo‘
A. Romans. llnnbnrv no cenlfi: birci Has Been Elected
John Hoyt, Rownvton. 8‘11: llnrrIct,
.(ireonway, G'N‘PnWlt‘ll. $100; Mrni Every Year
.01- Phelps, “ulllnufmd. 30 ecu. .,
With a Big
Majority
Here’s the Ticket -
Hanan 8: Son
Rnlston
Elite
ElwooddGiover
him llora R. \Vlle‘lt‘l, Fairlield, 810‘ I
Florence F'Inticla, Stamford. $1; Mrs.
(‘horlca S. Brookcr. Aumnia, 850;
and about at score of llanbury women
“no now $1 cat-h.
ln "unpaid pledccs as of October
23" given at the end of the SiillePnl
is "lint-barn Cliency. Eswx, Conn.
81." indicating that the woman named
hnd forgottcn to [01le her pledge to
subscribe Si to the fund.
SAYS MAN GAVE
HIM His WIFE.
Reckoner Man Tolls coroner How He
came to Have Common Law
Mate, Belonging to Another. .
12: Washington St.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Nov. 4——
Weird details in tho lite of (Yharlca
A. Gardner came to item ycstcrday
whenthe coroner began investigating
the suicide or his common law wife}
Gardncr claims that the woman who
was known also as "Mrs. Huskins."
i
had been “given to him" by her hua- t La .y Attendant
band at Isayre, Pa. ' ‘
Previously, the authorities I. "I
Gardner had been living with anoth-
Overcoats
or woman. who was said to be Mir 3
Eva McKenna of South Boston. The
You'll find one here to meet
your critical idea of good
Ithonna woman hid been married
in Syracuse, .N. Y.. but upon the
style—and at a price to please
your sense of economy.
death of her husband became house-I
$ro.00, $x2.5o, $15.00, $18.00
George W. Coffin.
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence .
4 Bcldcn Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
keeper for. Gardner. Three weeks af-l
terwards she died. i
Gardner. the police declare, saidi '
his common law wile had threatened
to take poison. but be doubted bar
intention and to test it. told her we! Copyright CioihingCo
i ht ll swallow it and be donei ,
3,1,,“ w“ to N Main St. So. Harwell:
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3. ~14\\\:
. into thinking
we sale from burglars and fire when they are
hidden in some secluded corner in the attic.
The only safe place for them is in a Fine and ,
burglar Proof Vault. We Have Vaults 0! this
kind 5aie Deposit Boxes for rent at very
' ” lo rams. Storage facilities.
DON’T BE FBBLEB
that your money and valuables
Christmas F urniture
Now is the time to make plum for Practical Presents,
and there is not a member of any family, large or small.
that wou‘d :;ct appreciate certain articles in our immens'c”
stock.
Our Two Big Floors Ate Crowded
With reliable furniture of every grade, for every purpose,
and all interested are urged to drop in at any time and look
around In a leisurely way, ask questions, and get general In-
formation of a stock that we are truly proud to show.
RAYMOND a SON
Wall at. High Sts. Norwoik
Funeral Directors
til it lti tit Cake I
Sometimes my Ma get: mad at no
When she wants errands done. I
’Csuse I don't like to leave my play
trout think too much of fun.
But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,
Son can’t you go to live Monroe
And get some cake {or too?
i allers speaks up just as quick
And perllte as can be— -
l‘d love to go to five Monroe
And get some cake (or tea.
The Bann'er Bakery
Tot. .07
t
The New itittte
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
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Chiropractic is the definition of thi—
cnusc of the disease and the art oI
_DuquDDDPDD~D
iOOR COVEth‘GS
Linoleumt " . Printed or inlaid
CONGOLEUMS—Rugs or. Yards
Congolcum costs but little more than Oilcloth—wcars
much better. ~
WOOL FIBER RUGS
6 by 9, 7.6 by ro.6, 9 by in
TAPESTRY AND AND AXMINSTER RUGS
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‘adiusting the some. Diccase is caused
by a wrench, toist or sprain in to .
back. Even If done in childlmm
it createc pinched nerves and path ll
later tile in the diderent organs and
‘ limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
discaae and pain. health to restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body Female trouble.-
civen special attention; also curv atom
of the spine. You will never regt'eI
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
Ihclp you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
i T. Francis, D. c.
84 Washington St, 80. NBJWIIK, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School.
mintzs
Sale Oi Coats
$7.95 $11.95, $12.95, $15.95
What Was
The Wonder-Girl's Secret 1’
on the Scotch millionaire?
The moment she arrives in Laclaace.
stirring events happen one after the
“The Tiger's Coat"
by Elizabeth Dejeans
PlCTORIAL REVIEW B
for November
Sale Now
ism Paper. Belt Work, Beat PM‘ "3'
, B NORWALK
a»
What was her claim
this fascinating girl I
{firm
Good Job Printing
at NORTH MAIN STREET
mofllfls "
5 stone-- mm. :'
EBUILT TYPEWRITERB — L.
Smith. Undo
Remington. all otbfl
makes, sold. ran
repaired. Rentals,
per month.- Mach“
cold 0t 85 per no:
4A8. DONNBLL'
"I sumo Mair on... son»- up .
BELL
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efl‘ron.
Phone 499.
We Do Tomi-g" 1,
'ture Repairing ,
and Upholsteritig? : ‘
Send a card or phone ?I
for man to call and
give estimate
II. .I. Angevine am i
4 co.
will him
it till
_ [umfibmygmwinsizcuyourbooksapcumulnm
Startwithulcworumasymncdomu
many—add otbonn
$105:me “M”Bookcuel
Emu-ti
him
i _
mvmomcm no evsnwmuc
o the woman (I walnut. Nothm
udosrortoawahsnbhosnthan o
usilfilhonolastatnuytnlnisbcdh
III-munch. aha-scout
mummmmm.
annulment. or” once.
“Own,“-
The Gorinun (30
.“M ~ in not...
Iowyonnnmflhmm sI conditlonto thohoaithy tooth
Many Persons Have
gums that bleed easily, loose or m.
sltive teeth-ct times a discharged?
pus rom around the roots of the
teeth—cud yet do not realise that W
have the destructive disorder Pyonhom
Ole’olarls. Gradually the null 30-”
code. the teeth Maine loose, sore.
and in time are lost; while the
charge policies the breath, and -:
swallowed causes serious III-
troubles. ' '
A little core given at the
time will prevent the spreading u
storcthc clout-d can to'
ms. Do not delay this lllm_
long.
Dr. Jill. Mnile .
Norwalk Chronicler