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Ponusus Council, No. 1268. Royal
”Mill. held 1 short meeting last
evening and disposed of routine but.
use.
Many Norwalk football enthusiafitfi
Ion in New Xork city yesterday.
Ihere they witnessed the Fordham-
Georgetown game.
~The return by special request 0!
. Clara Kimball Young in "The Com-
mon Law" at the Regent, Friday, Nov.
10.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 384.
Sons of St. George. met for a short
time last night, and transacted regu-
lar business.
The Not-walk Scoutmasters' school
will hold a regular meeting next
Tut-silty evening in the Footh Nor-
walk Library.
—li‘rancis X. I‘ithhlnan and Beverly
Bayne in the $250,000 production.
“Romeo and Juliet" at the Regent 2
days, commencing today, Nov. 8 and
9.
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The newly ordained priests of the
Holy Ghost Fathers’ College in West
Norwalk will celebrate their first high
mass at St. Mary's Church. this Still
day morning at the 10:30 tl't'ltfl‘k
service. :“
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The rlgular monthly meeting of the
Board of FAucution will be. held in the
high school, in West avenue. this ev-_
cling. Matters of importance are to
come before the meeting, it is ex-
pected that the session will lse a
warm one.
~—The return by special rcqucnt oi
Clam Kimball Young in “The Com.
mou Law" at the Regent, Friday. Nov.
10. t ‘1
A dance will be given thin evening
in Red Men's Hull in Main street, by
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32. l. 0. R. M.
The dance will be given in honor of
the lady canvaseers ol the recent fair,
and will be strictly private. Adtnltl
tonne will be by invitation cards
only,
Rev. William (luvanaugh. of thirt’
lord. who is appointed by the bishop
to administer among the deaf and,
dumb members of this: diocese of the
Catholic Church, wait in Norwalk. til
BL Mary's; Rectory .‘llontlny evening.
Rev. Father Cavanauuh was formerly
a local boy, and his parents now rc~
Ride in Orchard strt-ct, in this city.
v‘lladies of the let M. E. Church
will hold it rummage solo on Thursday
Friday and Saturday of thin truck at
No. 13 Railroad Place.
Charles Baker. a knight oi! the road.
woo taken suddenly iii last evening, in
South Main strcct, and won removed
to the hospital for treatment. alter
medical old had been rendered by'
Dr. (.‘harles llohannnn. Baker‘ntated
this morning that he had walked to‘
this city yesterday from Bridgeport.
He left the hospital this morning. and;
storied on his way to ”New Jersey. 5
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second vice
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Thomas F. Tracey,
president oi the Cigarmakers' Into
national union, whose death oceurre
in Wton on Friday, was the first in-
bel agent in the trades‘union move--
molt. He addressed meetings of
trodes-unionists in this city on the
value of the union label'aeverel times
obout amotyoou no. He wot:
a unicycle to the bottom! convention
of the American Federation of Labor
which animal in Baitlmare next
week. ; g
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THE COUNTRY CLUB
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Banking Home»
W the protection of:
me this bacF- thee
“mow: orbit advent.
Lmflh you receive by
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aim wit-aid on! rim
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that the. men of West Virzinia and the
‘0! both will be the same, There is a
'etroni: feeling in iuvol‘ of prohibition
' of tuberculosis.
. unm-uu‘ mu..- ~w
Mu Alu¥ KIM VK- .
Humor. in itia. lie ladies a turtle, :t
m, Robert P mm nd two «laugh.
ten. lira. Gm Nevins and Mrs.
gunk. Fritz, all oi Torrinxion.
The will of (‘nri Strakowh. husband
01 the late (‘lara iodine Kellen. cele
tinted as prime donna. was ldmitted
to probate in New Hartford yester-
day. The eurate is estimated to be
worth nbout “68,000. By the terms
of the will. Elontone. the Strairooch
home in New Hartford. is given to
Mrs. Myra Matthews Parsons of (lhiv‘
cage; $20,000 to Miss Julie Harris
Strakoech of New York. an adorned
daughter: 520.090 to Miss Celia Cor»
annon of New York, a maid in the
Strokesch home for more than fif-
teen years; $29,000 in truot to the
Connecticut Trust and Safe Demit
Compony for the benefit or t‘raig
Wynne Goodwin of New Hartford:
$20,000 to Mrn. Julia Strakotlch Tie:i
mar of Budapest, Austria. a ciater,’
and the residue to Mrs Julia Sirl-
kot'ch' Lee of Chenille, England.
John C. Nichols, who. while driv.
in; an automobile on Fannintrton
avenue, nenr Woodland street. Sun-
day. struck William Gedney Bunce,
conning injuries which resulted in the
death of the artist. was before Judme
t
irage News
The active part that “omen have
been taking ill the presidential tum-
paign. not only in the states when
women vote, but also in the stars
while indirect influence is their only
weapon. has ulmmt obscured the int)
men of South Dakota will vote next
Tuesday on woman sunrage amend-
ments to their constitutions. The
Sum-aging in both states are very
hopeful of the outcome of the vote
In a. letter recently received from
West Virginia .the writer. who has
not been actively identified with the
courage. increment, tells oi the im-
mense advance that has been made
since both politicii parties adopted
suifrage planks. In South Dakotathe
retort. will also have to pronounce on
an amendment putting the state un-
der prohibition, and the liquor inter-
ests have been fighting both amend-
ments together. It i.i felt that the fate
and. as seven states have ‘gone. under
prohibition this war. the wave Will
probably lunch South Dakota also.
in WW‘ r'tll'zml‘i there is ""9“?" Edward in Steele in the. notice court.I
grow"??? “13"", ‘321‘3‘13‘; lgfir ill" yesterday morning. charted withi
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“0‘ " ' m manslaughter. Royal W. Thompvon’
turret-l since then have had less hold
ExtmD y it w dodlul‘d Escollops
HARD CRABS 40c. do:
All Kind»; at Fresh, Salt and Canned l-‘isll
Oysters, Long and Round Clams
CUTBM'S BRIDGE MARKET
'Phonu 103 and m.
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery.
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Novelty Shoes for Women
Including mahogany vamps with suede tops, glazed kid
vamp: With grey suede tops, glazed kid vamps with white
tmudmoot attractive models of solid mahogany 0r
Havana brown.
A bpfendid Lire of Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & liRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON .TREF" TELEPHONE 1475-2
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Sale 01 Coats
1 37,95 $11.95, $12.95, $15.95;
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Can you guess it?
The moment she
stirring events ha
other. Reed
on the Scotch millionaire?
Don't miss meeting this fascinating girll
“The Tiger's Coat"
by Elizabeth Dejcana
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What was her claim
arrives in Laclasse.
ppen one after the
on th. state, though they are still appeared for him and he had it plea T 7 ‘
fighting to recover lost ground. A1- of not guilty entered. The case was .. ,
ll‘ilt'i "31 ill? Iliibm‘ "1"“ in West “I" continued for two weeks. ..-_..- *3" . ~ . . _ “a l 1C I ORIAL REVIE
uinin have come out in favor of no Tl U f l l . , it .
nzmt eufll'aiiic. and it the amendment m '9 mice nil wom 531 leelpninzl l", i it f N be ~
ulna. West Virginia will be the moat ml) up as 19- scarciv 0 00“ iSi , l- or ovem r
Bastion ntutc which its yet has :ltlopt- getting more abundant in the stilts-,1 SDeCial sale l J .
ed equal outfittin- tor men and no and it is said that it. will soon up as: \ l on Sale Now
:"93' “ding? lt‘fiflfilpirfinl1:13:11: high as it was in the femine in 1901 I , . l I
eaern e2 g.l':li .. ) ‘ , ‘ .
amendment when both national plat‘ WM" 0'" man remembered paving :93 ‘ 3 2» ., . .. “a,” .t, 17‘. . .. . ,. H ,- _ ,
mime haw (l9t‘lill'i'il in favor of it. a cord. Some dealers 3"“ "”"a'lyl . m ..-_,__,“..-.c,._ m at..."
EX Governor lltiiliey, the nominee 86MB: 38 I cord. Early in the fall. ’ ~
for president of the Prohibition party some chestnut coal was delivered in 3 Get It Here I F S LYON
ll“ l'lullinlli“;°“’l‘l“ ”mug,“ llrol'gineni- and still remains the onlv coal Benn, STYLE AND SATISFACTION‘ ' r l
v tll’Vl'iil‘t it Its i-ttlliitamn. . 0 onc ‘ , , ‘
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.. .. r; .. r; 5 Special Sale of 3 m G d i b p - t-
IllOIlL'll he is iliillilllll. a courageous and 3"”: (no con can 9 l“ even "i V 2 FALL CLOTHING 00 0 [In log
it clean fight; but it sccmn likely that + (““1 Toventl’y. ! , , l '
hti will roll up a lii'tztl protest vote eti- «~~~— S .t F ‘ l Credit If You Wish 8‘" P‘W'v 3'“ Work. HM w
pccluliy gathering to his banner u HE OFFERS M A WEEK; “l S ,‘Oats ' 4 RI NORTH MAIN BTW
number of l‘l‘tlifl't‘hnll’l‘fil who do noti BRIDE ACCEPTS ONLY ‘3: I 8 NHKWALK m
the] thnt they cull cordially accept \"E‘V YORK gm. Rwy.” 13 M.’ - i '
z‘thur the Republican or the Demo- ‘. l ‘ I . I . i and Dres e ‘ . .‘Egou Typgwmrgng
(:rlutic nominee. it it'll ht- :rutiivintz Collins. in court at Cornwall. “m” b S a e y rennan ‘ Smith 01;;
to the women it it (-zttlliiinti- who Hlfllliand Pulla, N'fir" treeterdny "L Be in ' n
- 4 SOUTH MAIN ST '9 m' “1
hits put their cause no prominently fused TIP!” husbands 0“" 0' $6 3 W99“; special sale 2 _ ' my”. ”id. .
torwurd should receive the support of for her separate support and would; w" ,H_ W- ..-_,, ’r‘epalred. Ream '
8 ’2‘?" Wimh"? i!” (“NV“) if take onlv 83. That was all she nflcdv‘ I i“ Takes ‘he Cake p8ll! Tit: V”
a “5““ 0" "WHO“ “lg" 3“ "m" ill . iecinr d to bu her clothes. 3 . l ” W “
linttuqumem, in llnrliord,’ will be ed' “M ° ' y ~ "W" “M ”—553 Ms. bounds,
and the would support herself.
Mrs. Collins was :1 bride of it week
when she holed her husband into the
Cornwall court and told Justice. E. L.
SSylox he had ”neglected and wor-
irled" her. Gnlitua denies the charge.
but cxpreuscd the opinion he and Mrs.
Gnllfus were not flillllillly matched.
The separation agreement was the rc~
‘ suit.
The stoic- tuberculosis i'tilllllllsslon QHII MEAI If YOUR
at its weekly meeting ycstt-rdny do},
(Mild to boom ihc llcd (“roe Christ-l
nuts heal campaign by .lmying out
Take Tablesooniui of Salt. If Back
Hum or Bladder Bottle".
(men in the cvetlttll: and returns will
come at night to the Sum'ueletu over
:lte telephone. Silh'rugiiits will be wol-
colnt‘tL
STATE PLANS TO FIGHT
THE PLAGUE WITH FILMS
Tuberculosir Commiuicn to Use Mov‘
to: to Aid the Annual Christmas
Seal Fund.
ll‘lill two moving picture iilms. dis.
playing views bflM‘il on the ravages
The films will cost
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
. Christmas t urniture
Now is the time to make plans for Practical Presents,
and there is not a member of any family, large or» mail,
that would rot. appreciate certain articles in our immense
stock.
Our Two Big Floors » te 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 3 ON
When she wants errands done, l
'Cause I don't like to leave my play
And think too much of run.
3 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 for to“
l tillers speaks up just no quick
And pet-lite u can be—
l'd love to go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
The Banner Bakery
“Fol. 887x 5 bloom moor
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l: 11:01:11]“??th i; l in"? ‘Si‘ ““1 Weare a nation of meat enters and Wall CR High Sis. Funeral Dl'f‘CtOI'S Norwnlt: DEFINITION or cutaoenncnc
e rs 0 9 our t l l ‘ state our blood is filled with uric acid, says i
to int reuse the interest in thc C‘hrist- ' » * Lhiropmctic m the definition of the
i V L _ . . a well-known authority. uho warns on 'cause 0! the discus and the art oi.
““5 f“ work. a“ 39‘" ”l“ com- to be constantly on guard against kid- . c... ...-. _-__..-.._ _.,.___-_r__ _,__ “may!” adjusting the some. Dleeue is caused
mission hired some films, but this uble by a wrench, twist or swam -in tin
ney tro . .\ -""""=9 b k E it done i hildh
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33;: :3: :eztyglll mount. lilthturc The kidneys do their utmost to tree D D D D D D D D p D D D D D _ o o u D D D D haircuts: pgched new“ in: painmill
0 DB 3 Gt "f? 0 “I" “if“ “"5 the blood of this irritating blood, but a D Um" life in the diner-ant organs and
and the commission doomed ll advis- become weak from the ovorworli; a . O limbs.
able to buy them and trivc the llublic they get sluggish; the diminutive on o FLOOR COVE}i IA GS ‘ Chiropractor! remove the cable at
something Few. The scenarios will sues clog and, thus the waste is rev 3 -. . _ - " D (linens; shod 93?} health is restored.
be of on educational nature and will tained in the blood to poison the on‘ a LlfiOleumfi - P! lfllf d 0" Inlald ‘3 Egg?!“ yal’iwbuy?‘ “Samurai?"
be shown for the purpose of enlight- tire system. a ' o civan special attention: also curvature;
eniug those‘interested, rather iimn When your kidneys ache and feel -' o CONGOLEUMS—Rugs or Yards 9 l or the spine. You will never recruit
to play on their sl‘miiuthlcq. lute lumps or lead. and you have nine 0 Congoleum costs but little more than Oiicloth—wears a [glaring “‘9 Ch'm’m‘" " Chan“ “’3
The waiting list of patients stum- lint; pains in the hack 0“ “19 “rm ‘5 much better. .- a ‘ ll, yglint: trenknentc ive l 1
int: l‘llom tuberculosis was discusned cloudy. full Of oediment‘. or the‘blad- D‘ WOOL FIBER RUGS D l as ‘ n D.”- l
at length at the meeting 0! the comgtler is irritable. obttging you to cool: a 6 b 6 6, b o l T Franck D C 3
mission, but the reports Jndicnted ”1M “"1““ the night; when you - ‘0 y 9. 7. by m. 9 y m 0 l k, . . ;
itha‘ no more room could be found have severe headaches, 110“"?! £22“ a TAPESTRY AND AND AXMINSTER RUGS O ’ 8‘ :3:J:f:°:f:;' imizwwglz'xfun‘:
for them. There are more than sev. ("333’ ”lens- sleeplessh-3ss, act ‘ ' ' l ' a or c ‘
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enty-live on the list from varioua M“ or r ”“1911?“ mgaébwe’L‘zitl 'n V A. DICKERMAN & SON U "“ "‘
parts ofrthe state. " g" "m“ m“ "m“ 5 a 0“ soU'rH Nonwatut oouu ' PHO
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Dr. Stephen J. Mailer, one 01? the 0:23:12; Jidgzfls'of latte: b.3321: 2 0
member: of the. commission said 5 l -‘ '-
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nfter the meeting thntva bill in m mismkifirrifdhnxzrmx fiddling; e c 0 3.9.2 L "
resent , ‘ ‘ ‘ ' - ..
p ed 3:112:11 commissmn before {anions units is made from the acid of -- ’32
mm at e monthly in on grapes and lemon juice, combined - ,
:3 ' secure aid from the Les“ with lithia. and has been used for 4 «m Ill ‘3‘ limb. I “ .l'il '
atone l" enlarge “"3 present ’1“ generations to flush and stimulate i; ,l ‘ ,i.‘ lli
, armory at Shelton. which has not yet clogged kidneys. to neutralize the ne- ulllllll itslllflll .
been completed. y'l‘hene are _“°W‘id|' in urine so it is no longer a ”‘l [l it, it
thirty bed” in ““5 institution and n”source of irritation, thus ending urin- ; " (l:
- the legislature favors the bill. it is m and‘blndder disorders. ‘ . 7 , . ,» _. .
“m“! *0 make “10 Shelton 111- Ind Salts is inexpensiVe and cannot. ' ‘ " '
firm-y include more than 100 beds. injure; makes a delightful otter-voo- \NVIROMIlrn " um" IIIIIIB
Tm“ would relieve the waiting lllt cent "thin-water drink. undinobodr. 9,“. 'm“ -WOMLNMMII
“d solve 0190 Of“ the most vexing can make a mistake by taking it “WV ‘ an!" n ' Hun! bout flit! ‘
‘ problems the “1th .m mutant“! to keep the kidney! “mm hmm WU
8km has bad to {m m its history. clan and active adv. ‘ ,fi , loll com. to II we'll chow I“ w
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ABOUT THE “MS. -—li your trout. in delinquent and V . , r . / i ’
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mum n. Newett, chief a: at. T9?- destructive m. at modem-i , 1". ‘ymzrh‘bnrygrowznnizouyour books comm-elm: . m 0'
m police demo dropped out covet-tiger atrium a. N. whh‘ a few-01‘ a. my W It'll" II’ as p out. moo-Ind so
«an tut mm m at. one. crux. , , ‘ ery—addhrlten a aqua-ed. ' mm” "m” ,
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lair”. Adult-on“ fools." infield. ”
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to South Mair Street. South
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Successor to Win. EM”
Phone 499. -
37 Fort Street. Rant
Send a card or p . . l‘-
for man to call :
give estimate
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Nature Has Provili
human beings with teeth to; ,0
their food. it itrin'tho- mouth
the first and one or the most in ’
steps in digestion m p“
domed teeth should he olio
remain there; they should - ’
audit,- crowned or taxman.
down teeth maroon, ind ‘ ’
around them, make every n:
lnx'into the stomach from”
mouth a source of poison to .
Dr. I... at» 6
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