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a'V‘JITEIItttnial meeting on Monday eve
ning and the session was largely 'at
tended.
'lillfi QUARANTINE
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Mrs. Sands and daughter, of New
York, arrived at the ’l‘okeneke inn.
yesterday, for a stay of several date.
George ‘C. Beach and family lune
closed their summer residence at‘
Tokeneke. and returned to New York
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it was killed in West Boylston and
when its head was examined by the
bureau of animal iriuatry in Boston,
it was found that i. had a clear cm
of rabies. .. -
The head of the. dog which VII
sent to the state laboratory by Dr.
i Mr. and Mrs. w. Baxter have been enioyed a hull-holiday Wednesday af-
{entertaining for the past week Mrs.‘ternon. owing to the teachers‘ month-
lBaxter's, sister, and brother-ln-law,’iy meeting. which was held in the
W— Il‘tcv. W. H. Raymond. and niece of Middle school building.
1 if“: Hartshfirut; “1:“ iii‘fggrpxrl: lladdam. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter were’ it is hoped that the business meet-‘
in c con occ in 18 t guests at the Raymond home on La ing and social mne Aid Society of'
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tf‘ouncilman George W. Stevens.‘
who Was re-elected by a handsome
majority on Monday. took the oath of
office last night at the City Hall.
- Councilman Stevens was reappoint-u!
Thomas Cover and family, who have on the Public Buildings Committee.
“occupied the Walter Blabon cottage at and will give this matter the saute
(l‘okeneke duding the summer, have“
returned to, Philadelphia.
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Mrs. L. J. Mead. of New York, for-t
morly of this town, has been visitingi
:friends at Tokeneke.
[careful attention during the next two
iyenrs that he, has in the past. ch
‘eupants of the City Hall and Town As-
Work is progressing on repairs to sembly Hall blocks are assured of a
(:udlipp street. A deep coating 0t square deal while Mr. SteVens has
jcrnshed stone has has nplaced on the
,thoroughfare, and it has been brought‘
U010 a level with the trolley tracks;
and is expected to make much better; Mi‘S- DEV” Bispham», 9i WeStSiUE.
traveling. avenue, Rowayton. has just receivedj
a cable from her son, D. Charles Bis-'
pliant. that he has successfully passed
his examinations and has been ga-‘
charge.
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Winsted lawyer Doubts Le-
gality of Measure—Other
Cities Support It
“' “OMS”. “M” Ibor day and speak enthusiastically of, the Norfield Congregational Church.
York. ithe trip by auto, iplanned for Friday evenfit'g in the;
|town hall. will be well attended, as}
gimportant business‘deiails are to be’
discussed. ice cream and other to
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Robert Kippen of Norflelti| Th ,,
U. C. Kudlich, who has a summer; c .. « .. street, is exhibiting h"“ beautiful: :3 quarantine 0“ all dogs west 0‘
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with his family and stumof servants to give theShawnee Camp fire girls bur." fall‘. ‘ involved. In some instances, megs.
to New York Tuesday. iin the near future, for the benefit of . Mrs. Abbey J.;Williams has return-l tires are being taken against stray
. [the Red Cross. After the uuslness 9‘1 1‘0““? from 3 V13“ “’1‘“ her great-H033 “Ch as were never known be-
lilr. Meyer and family will move meeting the girls enjoyed the culinary grand-daughter, Mrs. Robert Pinch. fore. the city and private individuals
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from East Woods to New Canaan. efforts of Miss Jessie Shutes nd Miss back in Redding. Mr. and Mrs. Pinch-l of lrabligs. am to eliminate 1h... danger
where M". Meyer has “*9“ ‘the 10"” Hester Green, who prepared a very beck Wi“ 800“ more ‘0 Mt. Vernon“ in other places there is a tendency
manship 01‘ one 0f “1“ large NewCan- substantial dinner, consisting of to N'- Y- ‘0 dGUbt “19 legality of the measure
flan 95““93- :matoes‘ potatoes_ corn, meats, onions” MISS Florence Banks is suffering. and to want [0 fight it. An instance
sandwiches, cake. cocoa, and grapesifl‘on‘l an attack of tonsilitis, which 69-: atheigisn :08]; kls finind in: “YiDSied
Mrs. W. ii. Thompson has 6‘05“ A dinner at Demonico’g ,could not tains her this week, from her teach-iwho is much inngh‘enpltil‘iii’celexuinogg
”‘9 Hampton h” ‘0" ”‘9‘ “as“: and"have-been more enjoyed, it one might ing diliieii in Dark“- MTS- Willis omciai capacity. is reported to have
has taken tw..»:.u..io buildings at 51st judge from tlte way the girls 111;th Banks is substituting for her at the said that the quarantine is illegal.
street, New York, where she will con: away with the food. and every one Darlen school. ' , Word of his opposition first came
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iMrs. Julia Bt'inckerhon' is spendingi
several weeks at the home of Mr. and; The Camp fire girls held an inter‘
Mm. Harry A. Dixon on Railroad ave‘esting meeting at the home of Miss
nuc. ’Anna Ruth, Saturday afternoon. At
*ihe business meeting there was talk of
,zetted into the British rrnltgy. lyoauiigiduot a boarding house. l'voted Misses Shiites and Green “pH The funeral of Mr. Terpem'z who:
2:388:11): aifismzssggn saline “59:23 iii ”— _ Atal cooks. Miss Ruth's brother hadvdied very sudenly Saturday evening“
this ’country “31191: mi; war broke out,: The B' 8' Sewing Club wrll adttend 'klndly built the fireplaces. By this,while attending a party at the horn:
ihe only waited until he was old 9mm,“ the Colonial Theatre in a m "V on net of the Misses .Shutes and Green,!of :1 Georgetown friend. was hel
I next Monday evening, instead of hold-z they win their ring. The next meet- from his West Side home, TuesdaYt
{to return to the land of his birth and ing a session at some member's home. 1m: will be held at the home oi Miss.‘His wife and one son. survive the de-
Tell Your Wife
Ceijisiift Off
0mm hope? a‘ blii‘to lift corn.
been cutting, filing and Corps.
wearing torturous piss-t
ters. Yes! Corns lift out .
and calluses peel off as
if by magic.
A small bottle of tree-I,
zone costs but a few“
cents at any drug store,
NEW CANAAN
rectly uponJ'OlIr tenderl George Wardwoll returned to his
corn or callus, and ln-‘position in Buffalo Sunday.
_ staatly‘ the soreness dis-f
appears; then shortly.
the corn or callus will
be so loose that it lifts
off.
chewing gum, amusements. musical
instruments. talking machine records
and many other things.
. One of the immediate effects of the
{signing oil the law will be an in-
crease in distilled beverage prices to,
meet the new tax of $2.10 a gallon,t
which reaches even the stocks of ‘re
tailors in exceSs of fifty gallons.
All new taxes in the bill became
efiective 'when the President signed
it except certain specified rates. .
The 1 cent lettethand post card tax
becomes operative in thirty days.
New income, and war excess profits
taxes are based on income of the 1917
calendar year and payable before
March 31, 1918.
All stamp taxes, including those on
parcel post packages, become effec-
tive December 1. wAmus‘ement admis-
sions and taxes on club dues go into
effect November 1. as do taxes on
freight and pysenger transportation,
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or callous" oil‘ with fingers. otter his services. He sailed on the A special feature is the reason for Jam? Shutes on Saturday Oct 13 ceased.
l2nd of April ,this year. and entered this. theatre mum at; 3.!) m . . . . _ ‘ :
Not a twinge of pain orzan oflicers' training corps. While _'__ ' __ ‘ ' ' (VAR T AX BILL i
gorengss before appiy._there he did such good work that he . ——————-——-—— _ A LAW
ing, or afterwards. This was made lance corporal and instructor ‘ i W BECOMES
may sound like a dream in bayonet and physical drill. He is i -———— - .
to corn-pestei'cd men now an officer in the Royal Flying‘ (Continued From Page 0118)-
and women who have i E . .___.
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. limit is fill
gist ithiC.
Honest Opinion Doctor Gave 3
. His Patient
Bedford, Ohio.—-“I was in a itiful {
condition, weak, nervous andp run '
MissCornell, who has been stop-‘gogar3831gégflgnggf zgghgfifingg
Ding at the Hampton inn. has return-' everything under the sun. A friend
,ed to New.'York_ _ jtold me about Vinoi. I asked my
‘ “doctor about it. and he replied, 'It .
certainly is the best medicine that can i
be had today. I couldn't give you '
any better.’ I took it, and today I
am as well and strong as any woman
could wish to be. and it was Vinol
that saved me.”--Mrs. Frank A» Hot-m
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey of ‘Nor-
field street, is spending several days
in Ridgefield.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A, Godfrey
will again spend the winter in Flori-
da. leaving for St. Petersburg about
November. ist. '
It has been decided to discontinue
the evening service at the Norfield
Congregational Church, during the
fall and winter.
Mrs. B. A. Shimon, .has, returned
“main. , where . she has;
Mrs. C. V. Davis and daughter of
Brooklyn, are visiting with relatives
on Park street. ‘ i
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Preczonc dries instant‘
ly. it doesn’t eat out the
corn or callus, but just
shrivelo it up so it lifts
away without even “Ti"
toting the snrroundins
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Mrs. Hall and niece of New Orleans
‘ key Ash St. Redford Ohio- . . . . .. , . . ,
shin. Women would no cats at the home of Mr. and :v ‘ ' » . t . ' , _. n . . msiee n ‘ Wing ,room and
m ‘ a” mm my 3“ . We guarantee tins famous cod lmr lift.» shanks. Charles S, h . rtiis: hire line, “amp“
and iron tonic forth such co rill
Frank next r. drum (is. . ,mlicics an to
J. ruttschnitt.
on the rim and novaun' K .. . . .
phone me Slice 098
«announces-tin WW ”parents-la held'
to light when a communication was
received yesterday from the dog war-
den by Commissioner of Domestic
Animals James M. Whittlesey. The
dog warden said that there were dogs
losse on certain premises but that
he had been unable to~gct at “lulu.
because of the opposition of the own
er.
sted lawyer questioned the legality
of the quarantine. Mr. Whittlesey
at once informed the warden that he
would back him to the last ditch, and
also told him that the penalty for ., _
violation of the quarantine was 87 case of Papes Diaper.
It was then teamed that the Win:
R. S. Todd'was that of an animal
with rabies, according to the report
which came back to the commissluv‘
report on a brown and white dog from.
New Haven shows a. case of robin.
while that on the head of another
dog from the same city shows that.
the dog was not rabid, ‘
iA‘ daughter was born yesterday“
morning, to Mr. and \Mrs. James Root»
ey, of Chapel'street.
[Al BIG MlilS! ,Nli
800R, Milli SliiMlliii.
‘ iNDIGtSilON 0R, GAS
_“Pape’s Diapepsin" is Quickest, Sun»
at Stomach Relief Known-
, Try it!
3 Time it! Ifape's Diapepsin will
7 sweeten a sour, gas». or (aloof-order:
stomach within five minutes.
If your meals don't ... comfortably,
or what you eat lies like a lump of
lead in your stomach. or if you have
heart-burn, that'is usually a sign of
‘acidity of the stomach. .
Get from your druggist a fifty-cent
sin and take a.
line. Mr. Whittlesey intends to pros- dose just as soon as you can. There.
ecute all offenders against the quar-
antine measure, he says.
In gcontrast to the quiescent atti-
tude of Winsted, is that of such cities
as New Haven and Bridgeport. in
New Haven, twenty-seven cases of
violation of dog laws. something al.
most unprecedented hitherto, will be
tried in the city court this morning.
Numerous other violations have been
detected and all of them are being
rigorously punished. ~
Bridgeport has been grabbing {up
stray dogs right and left, and has
had so many cases of violations of
the quarantine to prosecute that it
has instituted a. night court, a ses-
sion of the city court, for the trial
of dog cases alone.
‘A report has beenreceived at the
office of the domestic animals cont-
missioner that a dog belonging to
Lucas Smith .05 Pomfret, .ran from
.Pomfret. to West .Boylston, Mass., 'b‘lt
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in: hugger itscamer'in‘ contact-with
"arid "w own,
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‘will be no sour risinar, no belching at
undigested food mixe. no acid, 119
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness of
heavy feeling in the stomach, nausea. _
{debilitating headaches or dizziness-
This will all go, and, besides, there
will be. no sour food left over in the .
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odOrs. _ i ' ’
i “Pope's Diapepsin helps to neutrali'
the excessive acid in the stoma:
which is causing the food. fermen .
'rtion and preventing proper digestions
1 Relief in five minutes ’is walti,
for you at any drug store. __
i these large fifty:ccnt cases can
enough “Paps Diapepsinl.’ ' d an . .
keep the entire family tree fro
Lech acidity and its ‘symp . '
as its reread
heartburn." “9'-
er of domestic animals yesterday. A ' L‘ '
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