2.
b
mount-av. .i-n'
m m .‘mr
i
t
the Mabel! has med a moon
with the New York Grocery.
M will be a anecial train to the
Yaltllnrvard name in New Haven on
“Willy. Noni." 35th, leaving
Providence at 8:25 a. in.
The newer work in F‘airfield park is
oboat completed and connections are
now being made at the corner at Main
and Hudson streets with the Main
atreet aewer.
hornedhte Relief Association of fiber—
man ind Poussus Councils. R. A.
will be held at South Norwalk on
fiend” owning. Not" .nbcr lith,
JON. at Sherman Council rooms.
«ll a ln-Sultana lite-cent cigar
doesn't suit your snokc taste you had
better see a doctor.
Louis Waldnian of “gin street, who
has been cOlldlit'tlnt', the icrtucr t‘. L‘
“drpe stow lliln sold out the busi-
mus to his brotlwr-induw. Isaac Hel-
fant.
’l'here \vcrc. twenty nllll‘b of redT't-s-
tale in Norwalk last “(ll-k, with mom.
gages of $58,400. For the first nut-k
of Non’nibcr, ltllfi, their were titzht
transfers ot property and mortgages
of £20,350.
Some. pl'l'stillal tux bills are )t-i un-
paid. ‘rlfiltl to! wield bill: will li‘
handed to the. prosecutor presumuhly
this week. Everyone is urged to at
lend to the payment of these bills im-I
mediately. . ‘
a.“ l
Rev. Patrick Finnegan. who died"
last week in New llavfitu, is recalled
by old Norwalhcrs, having hccn cur—
atc at, St. Mary‘s church in'Norwulk
some years ago. He was Slaiitml-d‘
here under pastor Rev. Peter A.E
Smith, who built the lll‘”5(‘lll SLE
Mary's church. ;
One of the county representatiVes Ofl
a well-known oil company told the;
writer the. other tiny that very littlet
fluctuation in the price of gasoline,
will be noted during the coming win‘
tor. He said that it will probably not
vary a cent either way.
—-——— l
l
i
.“K'v” mom!!!
mo.
NE“ ‘0}th 5m ll \ large
number cl aluminum-i on ”than“
from may lands and hit-thaw l and
mi from all part: of the l'niwd
States attended the annual meeting of
the Bond of Foreign Minntutt.‘ ul lht’
Methodist Episcopal Church. which
began a three duty session here todny.
Four public meetings will be lit-id to-
night. Bt:hop‘\\'illiani A. Qualye. of
St. Louis, will give anmaddress on
“The World Empire." Two meeting:
will be held Tuesday, one at Newark,
N. J., when Bishop William 0. Shop-
‘ard ,of Wichita, Kansas, will speak on
“The Spiritual Republics,” and the
other meetinz in Brooklyn. which will
be addressed by Bishop F. J. O‘Con-
nell. of Denver, who will speak on
Mexico. At New Rochelle. Wednes-
day evening. Bishop William F. An-
derson. of Cincinnati, will speak on
“Facing a World Situation."
PACIFIC COAST NAVAL REVIEW.
SAN DIEGO, t‘nl, Nov. 13.—-—All
atailable'uuits of liit‘ Pacific fleet
will be abSt‘lllblt‘d li~ re the. latter part
of this month duritu: the visit of the
naval coniiui<~iou lit-udcd by Rear Ad-
miral Jumu liclm. according to the
naval plant, it was ittmounced here
today.
stood vtill consider the proposal to es.
tall‘isli a pttrttaucnt naval aeronauti—
cal training lt‘lN’ nt .‘x‘orth island. in
conjunction With the present army
aviation school and ilEnf) will look in-
to the mutter (it (lll‘tillul'iillfl’, a supply
and 'n'lliilltlll'il‘it' ~liilltlll in adjacent ti-r.
ritory.
.td. to at least advance the movemen‘
GRUNllNl lltllMllllS ;
on wu ‘
:ies and states, on the other hand the
The. naval board. it is under-k
W
“m -.
.l hobo-u-.. a ’
"ms-mgwl or III! at Al times
Every lane city to the no id 8'5
cludca in |ll pupal-lion many trail
Ila-lb Ibo bolus: to other not-IntE
Then alt->0: litt wueably and tram é
wt profitable bunt-nu . The [7»th
suite. elk-re an Wm cx‘
ample of the ability at nprmtnntlvos
troni every nation in the world to Iivc
ride by side, and engage in trad”
with each other in peace and pros!
peritl’, The explanation la in! which
all alike must obserte; and suitable
”complicit...
"My-twain;
RAYMOND
Mug-3.
Wowmmmhmw.
Amhdmuxum~Weiޢ,Mni-
uhb-up‘hm"
lllintzs
“RICHLY FUR TRIMMED"
BROTHERS
$7.95, $9.95, 312.95.3153
In “Ia-bime- St. f
oihcers of the la_w~city. county
state and federal. to enforce it. Dis-
putes an to property rights are now
settled by tribunals of law. and us
ually with justice. A man no longer
suflcl‘e‘ humiliation in submitting bi--
125.13 to a judge or jury who e once
his reumrse was to word or pistol.
Having thus brought the individual
to an accepted standard of legal do-
t-isiou, the; hope. of far-stghtcd men is
to extend this salutary. lotzlcal and
bencilcent system to the disputes of
nations. While this latter and large:
effort is vastly mo‘e ditflcult of ar
t’augeluent and accomplishment than
the keeping of peace in villages, cit
makea.
Call and Dec some of the
We (Iarrv a Big
CONNEA LLY
.1 WAOHINGTO~ 01’!!!"
nations of the world were never befor.‘
\o intimately acquainted and connect.
t‘d by rcasou of travel, telegraphs and
The Best h u for Men
Johnston and Murphy’s, Sister’s and Mann.
“any model: of these well Catabliahcd and reliable
new hats for fall.
line of Hosiery
8K. BRACKEN
TELEPD‘ONI "75-1
Botfni‘ than
til‘t‘ U ‘Sl 1"
cxchunge of conuuodltiea; nor so in
--t Vi ‘V’A t.)
terdepeudcut. The full force of this ' "‘
latter (ondition which has been tho-
growth of the past century was but
faintly, and by millions not at all,
realized t/til the present war.
The burden of paying for t...) pro
sent ttur will not be borne by the lot
its alone but by the tit-tors; and aim
to it considerable extent by the an ‘
trttls in all pans of the World. With
hcavy war tuxcy to pay for long years
uuu the repair nntl maintenance oi
notice and land defenses, it in mi
dint an opportunity may be present
t‘ti, “‘llt‘ll pence terms are being'tlecid
All Kinds oi Fresh.
to substitute law for law. Obviously.
before any nation can accept thin, or
ovcrwhclniing majority of powerft'
Esca lops--'Warranted Dry
long and Round Clams and Oysters
We Have the Best
BRIDGE Fl SH MARKET
'Phonea 108 and 100.
may. Pe rox tde Tooth
' ammlunuuueue Moon in.
wmrmbhfimet‘otnnubn. maxim-a
./
Salt and Canned Fish
}
They Refuse to be Fooled.
They an. a” m. kiln: m “Neulrone‘ccctl with our policy of pmllillfl'tlnl‘fi‘ E
Women’s Smart Coats
. Coats of exclusivcness that compare with:
those of other stores for considerable more
6m886
ju§uu§ YourTSQtl:
Illt‘
den t i it '2 «32* you
Prescription 99." it surc is it wonder,
there never was anything like "Nl‘ll':
trone Prescription 9!!" and there isn't‘
anything like it now. It it the Rheu-
matic Remedy on a new plan. Use
it on any case of rltcumutintn and you
can almost immediately fuel the re-
.sults. it nez‘tr fulls. it is the one blK
\nrptisc. that you how coming to you:
(M busy. get it bottl- tOtluy. my good-E
pose it cuu heartily unite, Many
statesmen believe tlu- end of the pro
sent war may offer no opportunlt'
such as has not occurred in centurlea
to secure. or at least to greatly ad
vauce. this catise.«~ll. ll. Windsor, tr
the Popular Mechanics Magazine.
PRODUCT OF THE BAND.
nations must at the some time acret k :4
to it. But a start at least would b Fr“ O'HW' 7‘ N""‘ Main 3‘- ‘3
something, and hope {or the ftttu t M
,would lie in an education of the. to» ———....._ ~.—.__. J ’
;ultttion of the dissenting countricls, Ir I V - “I V“- W“. {’22. J
lcnson not unwelcome. to millions Jus' E E\ ‘ 5i
‘now. in the meantime we cannot at ' - i. ‘
,iortl to take chances. and must pros r13 fine e‘ie I owns ‘ .
, .. . a’
0n the question of international con ‘ " ' E I
cilitttion, however, both "were wh l Striped Flannelette Gowns in white and colors. of fine ’ i l "
furor preparedness and those who on ‘ quality material, with round necks. or with collars—trim- P.
mod with fancy washable braids to match. good full sizes.
, $1.00 and $1.25
EXtra sizes . .. .......................... $1.15
Flannelettefiowns in pink and blue stripes with high or 4
low neck and braid trimmed ....... . ............... 59¢ l/
FLANNEL SKIRTS. ' l
;. m.
3:9,, .ao ‘
.JI‘nnlly Young 319’“ ”Uh mm ’tu ll’tlllblt‘ fut tin iron lt‘l\'8 those " ' El STOUT F 0'4“" ‘
, , .. . W: Quay t." . " ‘ .. ‘ ‘ ' , , , , 5‘ AVERAGE mama -
“In“: *E’t”,,,,Th:§L;2H “Eqi‘agmdtmm aching nllt.;(‘lt-s and those moreome Poetry la Made to Be Heard, Striped Flannelette Skim in colors With scalloped edge: ,
g?” "f' "V' '”' ' ‘ ‘ w ' lnilzilllt‘d joints go tltm’!‘ like maric.‘ I Eh AN“ Needed .. _ ., or hemmed tx'ith a row of braid andsome with hematitch- . it;
‘E cen 3' .. _. ; it‘tt prettt, 3-00 and Siom—Cliffortl “ "_ 0 merlcan Magazine S"! ed hcms ..... . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . 29¢. 50¢. 59¢ W.B.N“‘nm corsets W’s. Reduso com: E
.~ . "l’htirinucy and lcatlintz dru'laifitfl 0‘” l 2. ' . . . . ' - - ' ' E
The price of coal mu no douttlrupl- . mem Iwmfiggrht‘ltglv‘il: gazwiztytufieoflifigo: Knitted Skirts m white and grey with colored stripes t 8i" 3”,!" Comfort and perfectly make lanehpsdmppwrhlky. _ .
:1th nextp26?“aiififtl‘li|txli'l'l(l) it. :33. ' 1.....MM opened up a New Yo“, mu, around the bottom ........ .. ............ 50¢ .nfiucom Lou Wm. they “shirt-oft. meldiafif ‘ ‘
ea er w a t ‘ - W-.. --~———- \ " ”Mm . . .
. . ,mg paper, anti found on the editorial . , Wild '5'“ "I” mnel "
:13" ftttr solnjlt‘hlnttdbctnxoen“x kmt‘: i __ page I tlhil following inspiring and ’ waterline Minor :1 I “2:03; nealer, and-hreth‘bldeamtfk
1’" 0" a ‘3 ”l 0 ' ; " “9“ u “('3‘ ~- ,. most 'conoizica rice. . vuli' .fimm .
two weeks henct‘. at the “W“- Th“? GL()VFR,S Ambition has but one reward for I MAI I E‘ I l I |E t $100 giant! $3 00“” ".
price now is just a bit over 88 per' ‘ . 8111* . a . o . . . an . . at .‘
ton. Thls denier said that there in Afltttlo power, it little transient . WEIN BROS I N Y C .. San? _ .
no reason now to be seen why the EST. 1897 A 2:26 to rest in and a fndlnr 83 Waahtngton 31- 500th Nor-walk. CARIEN o nc. CW Wk: M03 - MW”.
pfiCP 0! 008.1 should T130 Again ”“8! 1181119. ' ‘ *-':. ‘--"":'::.—"———-"" _ 3—7.: .:~..—:—.r-:: '.‘:'T?:ZT:Z.—:..*.:«’ .
“Meta—Stamford Advocate.
The twenty-one months‘ old child;
of Mr. and Mrs. Terrence. Rogers, of,
Bridgeport. is under observation in
the isolation hospital in that city and
RE-ELECTED
Woodrow Wilson
for
l began to wonder why l had gone
down town in the morning it thls,
was all i was going: to get out of it.
Then I tried to imagine what good
It would have done to stay tit. horn"
and sit in a rocking-chair all day. if
my wife went out nnd b ought mo in mm")! known in Bridgeport
S cam Dtiwg A Cleaning C0.
OFFINITlON 0F CHIROPRACT lC;
Chiropractic la the definition of the;
cause of the disease and the art 0:
human beings with
Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Co.
'l he Ncw Science“ ’Nature liugl’rovidod
teeth for 'chewiw
is believed to have infantile paralysis.
Mr. Rogers, who is it member of the
Bridgeport police force. is known to
many Nor-walk people as “Torry”
nogera. a former Danbury ball play-
er. who was a. member of the famous
Connecticut league team managed by,
'Jack Rose, of New York.
A Snfintzwood avenue residence was
entered Saturday night by a burglar.
The Head of the Nation
Ralston - Shoe
for t ‘
The Feet of the Nation
Sold Exclusively
in
evening paper, wouldn't i be just as
unlitippy when I came. upon the poet's
words? if poets are going to makr
fun of me when I work and relative
when I loaf, what can 1 do? I can't
sit off at one side on a star and rumi-
nate on these matters. 1 have to mix
around on earth. where life. is mall
and creditors are earnest. Wherl
“‘Nlll i no and how shall I manage!
What. do you recommend. Mr. Poet?
I don't enjoy being a poor miserable
worm any more "than you enjoy see-
: adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. .Even if done in childhood
it create»: pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diner-em organs‘aud
limbs.
E Chlropraotora remove the came of
r -:.—.. . ”1-, disease and pain, health is restored
DOES ANGER CORRECT? Lthrough harmonizing the nerve aya-
to do and new are pleasures m enjoy. N0!» 80 long 880 we passed a small: terns in your body. Female troubles
ltisupto us to tulle hold and accept garden in which stood a sunny haired given special attention: also curvature
those mm" °f “““f‘wn‘m which “Whitby plucking from a row the bright of the spine. You willneverruret
available. Perhaps we shall all "weaned petals and watching them floatisivlnx the Chlropnowr a chance ‘to
Silk Dina-ca. Gloves, Blanketa and Lace Curtalna Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
249 State Street . ~BRIDGEPORT—
m
'steps in digestion takes place. ambit:
their food. It is in the mouth that
the first and one of the most important,
decayed teeth should he allowed,
remain there; they should either; but
tilled, crowned or extracted. , mm»
down teeth and roots, and the-depo‘fl
around them, make every swallow.
South Norwalk
ElWood8tGlover
122 Washington St.
Children's Shoes a
Specialty
but nothing was removed by the mid-
night visitor. Entrance was made
through an unlocked window. and the
only thing that suffered as a result of
the atrmzer‘a visit was the pantry,
The burglar helped himself to some-
than to eat and then departed. it
is urged by the local. police that Nor-
walk EV residents take precautions
against such happenings as these, by
“331%“th fin. window: are . I!"
cutely locked.
‘ - v. ”mothers like us.
again in anothe- existehoe where thei
rewards of ambition are better or. at?
least. itinerant. if so. go after maxing
would be my advice, I
"The poet who got. up this dose of E
lug me one.
"As a matter of fact. the ‘littlo pow-
er‘ and the ‘trnnsient fame' which the
met complains of ere lint—class
things to strive for. They are the philosophy probably has not‘ the;
best rewards 'n the market. To rev nljghteal idea of swallowing it him;
fuse to struggl for them is cowatd- self. Ho- had.a..f1no thumbing; the-1
iv and unsportsmanlike. The human linen, and probably he hopes that they:
being. who won't play and take b" will live! No..duubt ll you,stole.hla'
nart, in the game of life is the moat. poem and tried to palm it off as your
useless of creatures. Here. we are on own he would chastise you. You‘
this earth now—not 10 000 years ago would nolrdllntlhtm readyto‘have his
or 100.000 years hence, but now. And
ibod .our. eyes in. wonder because
like fairy boats to the green grass at hell! you
her feet. Then came a storm and ll Magnetic treaunenta given also.
truancy. A dark being sprang fromE .
nowhere with. a terrible shadow upon! T. FfanCIS D, C.
his face and harahwordaanmvhitu -’ ’
lips. The being shook the baby muslin 84 Wilmington 8t. Bo.» Nflmilt. coon.l Dr J H
O I 0
mouth a. source or
ly by the arm. The. batman smiling Graduate from Palman. School.
like.~a.n angel. There was user lnE _'- - ..
thatclutch at the roee~chtld’s 311ml
andthero wit-.8. blow. lune words»
thmnccommbdothe mp. Than
the creature went. away. and vexubt-
lo
flout-a9 a. m. to!
in: into the stomach from such
tam, instead of healthy food.
l 1a so; Main auntuootgnt.
Iundaya ‘ by appointment only: «5
poison to tha, _ ,
Mall” ' 2
r .
”pi N 7 N’
An Ambitious Farmer
An ambitious farmer, who waslattnittgion shares. determined..7
to own his farm. Huv‘flfllfldiarm Account. V Hestayed-
. M51138:hitllelfidéhiiltfittthbg "Just lastuveck items
abliixto bill hi8..tarqigaudpayiallfcaslhtor it. If youtwmi
sdnejédiv,t0.iolvn.your own. business.
V and swmt‘luukld downibyva poet...’
t .with the Bankmfithhmnkewilhhhim. Htgwaswhustlc r... _
’ Whit" deuterium." f; y
name tadevvet... Ha. would-sushi for - cuedfiike a woman.-- -’
Here is work his rights. andtsflsht. to~keep his worhE$Q%" “I n
from being , annihilated ~whiéh
what we are put in the .world for.
"Don'torder your life onitlto plan“, m -
founctAsSES.
ls
Romanian that when wheat-nits»,
must. rhyme. Otten a. perfectly well-
.lntentlonok and optimistic poet ,hat"
to .vlalt the gloom factory in order
to~tlud come of the neeeaea y-s'aec inr
‘ metrical. teat Amnetuwmud ruthe-
m vellvt-ltwlberbre-lmt”.
t
aduperiencedOCulistandbre " Bill Takes, the Cake .
. mm trout would“... if“‘“"“ “”5"“ m w“‘-“‘
. When alto mu errand. ma.
lab-i Cum. ”mull. .‘fcm‘e i am minim.“ may
frCharge Accounts Opened"
. PRSPMEDNIOO.
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I When Phallus .won
“mitt-run :Aadmnktoomgchotmn.
To ammo m
' . , land. on so nice to no.-
M will mm to ilva'ilonroo ‘
Wynne.» to: test .
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