twenty-tour hour! in 911
out at the Rocky Wins
In tor: southern portion ot the
. section. where snow sqdllls oc-
not] A 10-3 ridge 0! high pres»
. extends mono the central pot
oi the country from Colorado
d to the Atlsntlc coast. The
. . lures continue low in the. cen- ‘
and southern districts. Frost!
W u for south u Floridi
City News
‘ Miss L. Gertrude Dudley of .‘tlerwin
reet, hos returned from a week's visit
Reading Ridge.
Victor W. Ferris of the Naval lie.
ryes. has been spending a furlough in
. th Norwalk. .
Local boy scouts will attend a hunk- ,
. . bee which will be held tonight, at l
- home of deputy scout commission. .
, Douglas Nash, in Flax Hill Road.
George wild». It Chlt'aztt. lil.. ’mm
as injured in them-olden: in whit-
else Clinton Hoyt. of Stamtv Id, igt
life. in Westport. last Saturday
ternoon. “M discharged from the.
orwalk Hospital today ,
"“IJSLFHI style soft hats.01’lrien.
Property owners should bear in
New Shapes - 98c lots.“ ,
’Tritmtted llals - $3.95 to $22.50 I 1
'I Children s llals - 69c to $3.95
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ind that tomorrow will be the last .
uy to hand in u liuyofttaxrl..\ pro‘p- f / NEW FANCIES
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een of the assessors will be open un-
‘ 9 o'clock in the evening. After to-
.I out a penalty of ten per cent. '
ill be added to all limit not so re-
Ivrned.
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t’WER SUICIDE "
RATE IN HARTFORD
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Inc are that a ntrictly scientific in—t
. fixation would dint-Intu- facts of con-,
arable practical Importance to thosei
tercsted or concerned with the meth l
. and meonn oi. IIuicide prevention.
n which there in perhaps no more
acted. though decidedly promising
I of social reform: according to Mr“
olmsn.
Bun Diego. San Premium. and Sacra-
ento—the three principal cities of
llfornin-hentl lilo lint of 100. The
I mentioned clty shows an increase
the number of suicide: front {It pc-lr
I.000 of populn'
" Quality Shop” * ‘ j
South . N orwalk '
“' fill-YEW) x'"
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mot HILL WILL seem.
Misti Elsie Hill of this city. and 3113..
Thomas H. Hepburn or Hartimd. to
gethcr with Hon. Dudley Reid Ma
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NOR WALK,2
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tionnl Woman’tt Party rally for the
during the year
15 to 75.0 per 109, 000 of popuratton ,I Federal Suffrage. Amendment. to be
. ng 1915 T l‘* made a”. rate, "1 SOCIE;1Y: heldrat the. Ritz-Carleton _Ho'.cl lmllI
.~ cent higher The San Francisco room, 13 East 41st street, New York ‘3
city, on Thursday. the 8th. i
The topic of the siternoon' I dist-us I
hi0", which will start at z; 3". will bcI
‘Six Months in l’rison.’ Iml lhel
0‘9'89 slightly i . I
6 per 100,000 of pop 1 ti 1 l
~ cent: and the SacramerlIlt: rS‘I‘e‘gas 'I and Personal
I rnlv slightly increased~from 35. 5
35.9 oer 100000 population. or H I 7 'qucstlon "For What Grimm" i4 tan-+1
cent. . I}, NEWS ' swered by "Asking for LibeIty" .
-————- __._ . .' ‘ ' l’ickets will tell the truth about Oc- I
RlDGEPORT MAN FILES , I, ,i (oqunn prison. where no mat; of ‘the'
BANKRUPTCY PETlTlON. i,_ __‘ ~. ______- __- inftrngistu. who have been pliLO'Il m:
.It Washinnton, have bten confinedl
Mrs. 0. ll
Admisuion in tree.
i'. Belmont will tItt-.~Itle
J
RObert C. Seeley of llridznpnrt ‘ CARROLL—FlNCH.
-. a petition in bankruptcy in ill‘! MIMI Florence lI‘-inth. daughttr
nltetl States cont-t ventprdny. ile- MIX-i. t‘harles Pinch of 31 Putnam
lltbilltiett on $9 296. 09. find 57: one, it nemploye of the it. It 0. (.‘oI-
* 09 of tilt! amount it: tins.- tout: rot company nnJ (‘lurt-nct- Foley. son
only asset is in the form or 'ot' Mrs. George Foley. of El znhIthi
Itrs for $25 each. e-IIetutetl to I. or street, Iver» married at St. Joseph's
- Charles E. Brown of Ilridcepori rectory. lat-It evening. at 7 tf-clottt. by
e owes W. E. Seek-v oi Ilrldgrntttl’. the, Rev. R. ‘J. Carroll. A wtdd'ng
.135 27. Other claims ottIstarIdnt: supper was served at the homo 0' 'l '
inst him are for coal. "'itf't‘l':i“.{brldf‘ immediately following the cere-
miik and eggs. laxlc’lll. fl-Iu‘-'mony, tohimmediate relatives. The
newspapers. Water. c.1't"v>'ir1tt- muple (ltHllfll'ltd In an no Olrt‘tht'e '
". dentistry. telephotte. tms. :Iiztm Rinlllmtl where they took the it: 0.1
of
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Hill NEBVES;
Woman Tells How Lydia E.
'ctnres. insurance. dentistry. hard train tor New York where m“, “mt PinkhamsVegetable CO!!!- I
379' nus. store fl“WT-“I “WIT nt.Il spend a Week's honeymoon. 1' Ion pound Helped Her. . g
" 9- their return they will makt thrir' ;
' A home. at 31 Putnam avenue. Tth, West. Dnnb N Y__ul have had
thl he at home after the. “lit.
WGN ,
nervous trouh c all my life until I took .
, ... L E. Pinkhsm' n
anon"..- I "mu "mm“ ’9‘ .
Shaheen iltther.,ot this city. and Mia . . “‘ 'L’fi
HOSPITAL NOlEs.
Samuel Battle-3', It! 7 Elm sti'o
titted today.
Mrs. Mary mumel. of l'lrttu'lle
code, and Georze Wiztlo tt’ ital--
I e' avenue. I'himco, ill
I urged today.
Vegetable Con:-
Sophie Ahmad of North Adamo. Mann. .
I‘" I' ’ II o iwere quietly married at the groom's
home. 2! Marshall street on Sunday.
The ceremony was performed it) Ev
therllloshwntt, 0! New York city. Mr.
'Imlrer is 11 local business man. with :I
ston- .'It 41 Railroad art-hue. i
bloc and lt‘rtntght- i
coed me out ingood 2
shops. lworknesrly ,
all the time, so we
live cnnfsrmandll
it: {our girls. ldot
. " ruling and ‘
‘l'o .hcr work with
CARD 0" THANKS
We desire to expresn. our thanks to
lends and neighbors {or the kind
ess during the death of our daughter in," enraumt‘n' . 0,. b I -, mm m “I:
lit] sister. "I my other?" Knam IIquhIer «I \l“ i . ., . _ I
RS room: ssurnn AND FAMllfl‘and Mr! Philip N. Knappot We.“ .m» ’ ”9““ 99’?! 9° “
\ , __ _ mile. to William S. Stearns. 0! Boston shows tbntlstand it ren'lwcll. it“ i
— , , , Ilir. Stenms has been assigned to ac- Iths Compound when my ten year old
:7.ch Ellyn duty with the Third Overseas lle- daughter came and it helped mealot. I
. . . tachment 1f il' 9 AVintion 4 "'ion of l M
GIRLS! MAKE A [358ml Corp.
BEAUTY [OTION
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Ilkeepitin the house oil the time and
‘recommond it."—Mm. Duwm Smcpl
mucu West. Dsnby, N. Y. '
I Mr and Mrs. Jack Whitehead of
'Xm-ualk h,” gm," up ”w“. butma- Sleeplcnsness, nervousnese, irritabil-
Now home. and have taken apartment. s , lty.bacltntchc. headaches, 6'33“"? ”3': .
WITH LEMONA £l :II the Lindenhttrqt Hotel on Wu Mort “3 “lone 3“ P01“ to femne derangew
a: ‘.r'. all it r the winter. Mr “1 hi' t'htfld i.-I MHWMCh msybcovercome byL’th
an Au. nation by birth. and has been E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound. I
”i mound tilt world. . I Tbli hm! remedy, the medicinal'
AI. lue cost of a ritual! 181' of Ol'dlll-| mMnu of WNCII ‘fe defivd m
cold cream one can prepare a lull lot at tr :t-ntls hau- rect- -!ved word choice roots and herbs, has for fortyi
I.- r pint or the moat. wonderfuli'rmt Mr and um ('haflw “1.0914! yearsprot'vedtobesmost yalusbletomc
mdn skin mttener and complexionl '“" ”3 f" \O'W-‘ilk who 3'9 "0W “91 and invigorstorof the fernsleorgnnism.
, Hill In t-lpIingfield. Missouri. They 1'!“
”l" b’ "“MIWI'M 59199 9‘ port that tht-y are much ploztstd with ‘ I
0 fresh lemons
into a bottle con. their new home. . , I
I in; three ounces of orchard uh: to. ’ ’ ~~~ g Q 9. ! N Y
re should be taken to attain the Mr. and \lrtt (‘hnrlou ll ilrittes. ...lr L peLla . o
. . through It tine cloth so no lemon I” 42 “""t' Rouayton. ”"1 "“9““
Market ,-
N ..l. lllli‘l'lalntbd a large gathering at.
Duet! In. then this lotion will keep e. Hallow en party. Wednesday ever.
- lestonlotlosssdmitdsi-stmhhssbussmdmmomuys
Into the use, nook, urns "a st Nissan hits.
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lone. will be the upettkers at the Na- 3 .
r .,.. '1‘ y
' ”I: .301. I. "176 .
Yout‘ coat,
to mentor:
For any woman who reads
this and acts. a coat to meas-
ure from handsome warm
woolen,— $22.50
That coal will be made ex-
actly from measurements we
are ready to take here at the
store
It will be made with rare
skill and finished with thor-
ough attention to‘cvery detail.
It may be in any of half— :I-
dozcn or more new tasteful
styles.
Among those styles special
models tor slender and for full
tigures; special styles for plain
Illld‘ for lztncy woolcns.
But whatcvcn style is
chosen and whatever fabric is
selected, :I coat complete and
guaranteed to be satisfactory
for 522.50
Zibelines of rich colors A »
Wool whats in handsome hues 3y
Fancy velours in deep tones $22 50
Bright and alert wool mixtures
Coats of this season are comfortable as well as graceful.
'l‘heir big collars and large culls are combined with lines
which‘insure good fit. And their ltroztd or medium belts
add smartttcss to general air.
When to this is added the satisfaction of made to-
measurc tailorittgm coat is notable at $22 50
this special price oi
Be
Naturally, the opportunity is for but :I limited time.
prompt!
TM“! floor.
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Keep Warm
all day
Underwear of soft Warm cIIilIIIt lltztt will keep women:
in true comfort—and that is low of price:—
Flccced cotton vests and pzuttr—Stic :IIIJ 34:.
Heavy fleeced cotton union suits. likcd lil Iticl with
Dutch neck and elbow sleeves and of ankle length—NSC. .
Cashmere stockings of deep black.
Whom—35c and 50c.
It" Ill-ole. n'n '.
light and very
nght covers;
warm sleep
A light Covering is often warmer than a heavy; it has
more wool in it. . I
That light cover is producer of better sleep than heavy;
it hasno burdensome weight to tire the body at time when
it should be relaxed.
Blankets of soft light wool with a warp, of firm strong
cotton, weigh only about 5 poundkbut what delightful
Comforting warmth they give—$4.50 $5 and $6
Comfortables filled, with wool, pretty covers, nice soft
fobric, good size—454 and $4.50 .
Comfortables filled with soft fleecy cotton firmly held
I ' :‘VICC ;nd making warm covering, silkolene or sateen-
.xprctty patterns and attractive colors ,-—32 to $14.
for months Every woman intz. . M l n
. n m, hum Moe " med m ‘. Fouls ........................ :m. "' m" m"
it and remove met. blemishe. a, “3:12;! :‘btlm-‘iilrisrr ‘f :Lrittzordbmw; Small fresh lthtmldt'i' ........ 28c
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mg? .M t... I“ 18;“ her dauxh'er Mr” [Auk 8 sch“ ' If“ 0' "Wills hlhb .......... 300; ’
ides! tenet. smoothenergmann of Franklin avenue. ‘ Pot rout tno bones) ........ 25c
Just "7 it! a“ a“... ounces at am. It. i. berm-est. of 6 Quin. urd Prime rib roost """""" ”zukl
, 3 m “ Ill! 9m sud '.pltIce returned home todtm after 3 Link “um ' ' 3:"
l’ “I I “I " a. and ‘10 it" damn visit in New York city. Shoulder V0.“ ... ..... . ....... noel
lldlll Rump res] .......... ........ . 24c —--- . - ~~.~~~~;~_.~~ -.. W...........,. ”t ' ....4....
s W plot of this sweetly {w
”fl Funk lander 0' WY 3!." y“! "H, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, u 200 To co""' wry" cot ‘ IT”. of "n dilennt (Want, 0”; IL I mull yest‘rday‘
fiOWEINDS
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Furs hay: -
' new grace
To their usual warmth 3%
beauty, this season' 5 furs 3
styles of special grace and ab
fcct.
Scarfs hate :1 snuggly apt
pcarance. Fur capes drape
with fetching grace. Mull!
are addition to costume at
‘well :Is to comfort.
And the furs from which
they are fashioned have I
splendid life and luster.
Some of ill 'Isc at small cost
are especialy durable, too—-
for ex zunplc: morolinx. This
handsome fur is firm and even
and has real beauty. "“5 not
tender, gives long wear. Yai'
scarf of mmolinx is but ~57. 50
or 58. 50 and mull but 56 to
Sf: 50.
Finest mulls :Ind SL‘dl’IS are
those of skunk. Slccn and
soil and beautiful. Scuri's at
$35 :Iud'sifi, mulls at $12.50
and $45.
'lhcn thetc are handsome varieties of fox, spiking
raccoon wolf, lynx opossum. sonic of them dyed in guise
of tincr furs.
Whether you motor or walk, such furs will be tron
comfort whenever keen winds blow and Jack F rost Is with
second Mn. '
Victrola for 9
these evenings . I
"r is the indoor time. ’Tls the season of enjoyment at
one's own warm home. ’Tis the time of tunes when Vito
trola gives greatest enjoyment.
lights glow. Everybody relaxes after evening meal.
I hen Victrola begins its pleasant and cheerful duty of enter-
mining -cvery member of the family circle.
One by one, the different records are played—and
then: is :I record for everybody. ,.
The New Victmla Xi—A is re .tdy for this service for, " at f
individually this very day. -- . . ‘
lt’s rt handsome new-modcl Instrument with wide.
range. it plays every size of Victor record in dclighlfui
fashion. ‘ .
With fetudoilnts-w.Irth of liowiettnl Sealed recorder——
Silo
paid llIIIs:--Slo when
And entire amount may be
82 per week!
Victoria is chosen and after that
NEW VICTOR RECORDS OF TRUE
NESSINVD WIDE RANGE ARE READY. .
All Howland Scaled—and e/ety one guaranteed flruw
less: not one ever played till you play it! , .
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TUNEFUL;
Shoes tor?!
lucky feet
Women's tasteful and nice new dines, for a limited
number of lucky feet—84.75
For there are not all sizes.
smiles upon" you.
Tan calf or brown kid or gray kid, leather French
heels, tine contrasting top, spic-and- Span smart style
Regular $6 and $7 shoes $4.75.
lulu floor nor.
it yours is included fortune
rut; HowLAND DRY GOODS compost“
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1 u" “Net. for military service This “olk In ,/
mold the mutton. my... '10 rtsken between November 1 and
m IIBAID 1’0 “I“ LAW non-.mmmrumt. “3M3.“
“Mk cult-anal 0.“an!! mm..um¢.pmn1.
"saintly m help a INean'I-k Mafketmmwm 1%”? ”' m was In. nun. .
l I II still «"I Victor Usher. «Wondrous-s. mm“ .‘ x . «DAMINO'IAWRDAY NIOHT
”minutely-til. It"... Lhm ' 11m” hmflm'zm fmmyllfllmm
MIG-“MM, “monotony. ”NW“ ‘ «mmmcom
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