E" -- v'.
if N~ n
.1
it
on Should Know-”
‘ that the one
household
Beecham's l’ills.
certain meditine
ofits proven 11011 Lr
of the stomach
ments
reliable
ready
for immediate use
There’ s,
This
liver, bowels and kidneys.
remedy which ought to be in every
when needed, is
ready
is famous because
to correct derange-
and
To put
these imputtant organs in good order—and to keep them in
healthy acti1ity—
good as Bee‘cham‘s
feeling out ofsorts,
The good effect
your system will
keener; your food
you won’t be
pains. headaches.
The difference in your spirits will be astOnishing.
11111 be stimulated to perform their functions well and naturally.
Nothin .
’ills.
there s nothing so
If you are
give them a trial
will 111ar1'elous.
be
SCCI’H
So Good
The
impurities in
(lri1en away; your appetite 11ill be
\1 ill be digested;
troubled
with
or bad feelings.
Your organs
‘ “’hat you have to dow‘or as want to do—will be far bet--
3 ter executed after‘you 11.11'e - secured the tonic effect of
2' ' " The Largest Sale At all
of any [Medicine druggists,
in the Wdrl 10c, 25c
.1
NATIONAL GRANGE MEETS
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov.
A number of important questions (-on-
coming not only farmers. but all con-
sumers 01 their products were before
12, —
, .1119 National Grange for consideration
when the fifty-third annual convention
opened llt‘l‘e today. Among the s11h~
jet-ts to he brought throw the t'nllVP?l~
tion, which cont'uues ten dnvs. :11‘o
the labor situation, rpmwfintion in
foodstuffs. tailrond control. distritvr
\f-U. 111 o 111 ploMui h1‘ ill"
in \\ 11s (onlraels has been-
“Lost plus":
envormnrnt
outlined flu
\ention.
Six-11 1111: representing
tie-161ml 0.4
“NW” 1411111019 in 33 “"‘N‘S and 300" .nmnflnos that Spain effect an alliance mg 31110130be ill: will ho r1111
"m“ “Mm” 3““ “n“ "" “n “" faction of .knmmm- ru- 11
~ suit. ‘O‘LJAQfig' countries.
“After a war made to end an al
dwinrul,
visitors are here for the meetinz.
5-11
BARCELONA LOCKOUT ENDED
11,—1111‘12110’NA, .\'m-. 11—1119 lm‘k-
ALLlANCE STORY ABSURD
Tuesday. Nov. 11.-
tlw Republican loader.
last night.
M APR”)
presentation to the con- tor Domingo
speaking at Alicanu>
.fllRZt‘i'lOV’l made
the
LLS
in the
Sona-
said
recent
no .5 "96171111111 '
AflTRENGTHENED:
mun Oct 101 (B, m Anon-1., l
at Prelll .—The "greens"
often le 1'0an to as tie
“green any" 00ml. a three tht
the 0pm.: Russian experts at the
of Ruth. i
must be seriously reckoned with inI
.BriLLIh new office. Their opinion
l1: manor-export or one or their
{59.011 3“ who. for months- his
been it. position to closely studyman
.‘dmou ll 80'..le 12118le
“CW“ 1110' 'groenn" are (la-l
astarters from the Bolshmik armies. but '
rcpre- .
new political ~
in their ranks mnv be found
math“ ‘0! nearly
ielement in tho counm ( xee; 11in: Bol-
:slflavfkl.
lpians. shmfld they min the
.hand. their one idea boine l’l' it‘ll] Fol»
shevlki am! lawn They take no prlw i
.011ch and can fur 110m; 111'
i wounded. the agents may
i It is estimated that in the spring of
‘1910 fifty per cent. of
'soldiers deserted. Augmented by «M1-
ler malrcntrnts tin-3; ommtizml tlmuv-
solvrs in guertlla hands. llvine off 1211:
country and obtaining ninmnniiinn
-from raids on Ilolslwvik stun-s. R:-
pnrts 1-1 thv- fort-hm office show 1111?
.the peasnnts nre so h01-‘1ilo tn the Bol-
;s.hevlki that they assist thu- "green."
_in averv way thry can.
They have no governmental 1
upper-t
the enemy‘s l
the llolrhovtl'. '
The "green" bands 1171911111111. during -
.the summer. eansod no end of trout)!H
for the T'olshmlki.
i l ndouhit ily 11 goodly perm-man" of
flu ”moons" will rijnin ttu llnl: hmllzi
.tlvts winter 1w 1}" «were cold of Ru
sin prtclndeu rimilla 11aif.11‘.1‘ but of
01 11‘s 'lt’rP belie” 1'10 11i11111 Willm
‘ki ll the movement and that it will ho
more formidable "to. summer
1113111.“: N'n'. 6., Foundation .1.’ :1
National High M‘ltnol for (111-11191 117-:-
lin has been decided uprzn .11 ‘1, mm!
inc cf the i'nnrttirt-iit .‘msmv'hl': The
rrww school will commence its artwi.
the in January 1111.11. and will 1.01111 111
give “’10 Workers an opportunity 1:: .».t
11th thmanlns l-;.' s(:.4'l"iflf‘ tlilnl.‘
inn.
FADRM TOTABL E WEEK.
Plano Demo Made to Purchase Direct
From the Producer
To tlm man who delichts; in 1111112
it mallard (lll(“{ uli't-h he has h"o:1~l1t
down llllllfi"‘f the f'. to intro whose
“own tast s‘ 111011 npxntir’n:
than any flail lto Win" :1!” i". :1
mm. 'tT-‘urm (iv-Tabla" X111 M11“-
or 15-22. haw an nous in!
This year h- can sit 11mm to
Thanksehlng dinnm 11th 1ha.
measure of ratisfmimn. ills *a'd"
they be laden with 111131111' mm “.1209:
and fruit that ha normna‘h mxrrlm «1‘.
( nit-l1"
wrwlt.
anon-fl
‘tiq
£31111"
speech of former l‘rflmier (.‘oum R0 from and com (111111 from the h -'11 in
‘lianrt-sf ‘
"it is impossible for any responsible
statesman to talk of such things."
8th .tm Domingo
out by the employers. which has tied
up industry hero for more than 71‘ _
“'(‘l‘k past. is t‘OnSlllPl‘Pd today to
- i
A Friend In the House
t 1
-"‘~I' -
afterwards.
when and where wanted.
t
I—wuu. -‘ ,
1
The Perfection is safe, quick,
soot or dust-easily filled and re-wicked.
hours on a gallon of kerosene.
Ute SOCON Y kerosene for best remit;
The portable Perfection Oil Heater brings cheery
warmth to e1 cry part of every home—instantly , when
needed—without bother—requires no. cleaning up
lire-s just the amount of heat desired
odorless —lcreates no
Burns 10
Over 3.000,000 in use.
'51“ NDARI) OIL COMPA\ Y 01" N EJV YORK
9 PERFECTION
ell-Mo
. _ . ,‘ have been virtually ended as tho ro- "lms mLs
"‘m- ““9”qu ”f lh“ ““"l 11911 ”all“ suit of an agreement ro-nt-hed Ins-t , '3”. I” Alanna
QTY. and the itnitihziutioxi 1111111. nicht hetwven tln- masters and ”10.1119.“ «1*
A 'llt'llt'l‘ «iv-:11" is m l)(' 11011111111191] mt‘n. ' ‘l'll‘loln noon-11mm '
for the farmt-r. some of the offim-rs "lho finztl “flusmn "" ”‘9 l'allins', ”n; ; $331.2“ an.”
. . . 1'1 the lookout. however. is to he ' m‘flm“ “
,asu-rtod. A 1.1.111 tor twine it.“ 111-11-n . 0 mm 7'
~ . lllli'llt'd :1! another (-miforrm‘o (‘.1l10(l -. .- y—Itm..nnat.mAIo-n
of farm products. (‘lost‘lv following the to meet 111 noun. g ;
, 1 I‘ 1 \
11,1. 1 1.. 1
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\
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’simm il'o
5811-5:
and wholmnu 19-—thnt it ( now no»; ’1"
own roummulty and 11:11: 1111‘- .‘1 1-131»
hundrmil= of miles in 11 1111‘
addition he will feel that ’11“ has ran-
trihutv-d his share in row-arm;
stuff from the farmer llllll Min-v, “-11-.1
might now: have been ronmmml lo“
lack of transportation ffivlllllf‘k.
That millions of Americans
women and children—will 11371111111111-
lsuch '11 Thanksgiving dinner this van"
is pv‘acticall' assured. Thu ni-‘tniro
of "Farm to Table"
forlh‘Yirnadmst. Roflllmxo for in 0‘:
cog-g nf the hope“ of HS prnmotors l3
manifested in everv com-.1111nit1' in
I‘m-cry state in the Union. Tho 3.000.-
000 rity motorists in thu- Unitml Statut-
will he ecnnz-nnsly representml on the
7'30 7 't' V-i
r ~UJ.
lllt ll.
week l1:1: 131171»
muntrv'n highways and litmw durlnt!
the week of November 13.22. The
movement's simian. "\l‘otor Yn 'ht'
conntrv and fill 1'0111' tiiarl’rt harlwt"
1.311 qemrk :1 rrrnons't'n cord and
nan-n 1‘111'1‘71': thn past ten data—crew
.'*"nnllnr‘omenl cf the pith--
err-1H1 hm 'o'tsml natronriro of the
1'11r-"'ivlr v~~q ‘n' i: roml‘t‘d from llllll-
drcds of rural d‘MrlMs.
The "lan‘YilPll' has liven puhlielv on.
«lot-‘ril ht“ Kf-l“"'l(l".\‘ «f “Mes. tumors
“1111 r3 of commerce, au-
1..11.-1~11.1,-11-311: and 0111(- and {firmerfi'
societies. Tom and tomof foodstuffs
i~ exported to find it.- way to [Re Mtv
consumer's table through the “Farm-
to-Tnble" route.
THE COW ANT! THE W“
l‘mrinr thn world war. American
exports. of mil‘: products increased
considrmhle more than three. fold. ~
of 1 'l‘r‘1. 1‘71 ‘
In 19”. 78.000000 poundii of milk
left the Untied States. in 1913, the
total we: 3.550.000.000. It was not
raw milk of course. but 1-0.. the sake
of comyari'en tho l'nitod Rtatm Do
poi-intent 01’ Agriculture hnn reduced
the "euros in rim-lids of milk.
Butter and chann- N'mstiimnrl the
two itrms makim’ 11'1 ‘ho trial M 17111
111 1919. 111cm wot: 11‘ Die added item of
(11ndnn""d m’lk-iesomothine more than
half tho total.
The—n ”P‘lli't’fs hold an interns! for
\‘ev: T-‘n'. 'll .nrl t'alhmnn 1‘“ i
in light at the fact that l-" 1 one mmM NEW HAV
to get hm-lt~ on a DT'P war ha it s0 f1
as: antmv i111 concerned within 111
next (“‘0 \J‘fil‘fl.
At resent
canim 1.. the "nit-71 §"I'e~ :1. 43.. hp
low the rim-ml cl D‘RMII‘ hnalth stan-
MI. 19101 ton nf European "Ill"
would not be felt by Am'rtt'ui (SW
men. it the hm (lo-nun! one low
thin: like Mitch.“ Mfr?”
1'017111 '
___....__.,*
The out! ch daily at six o ’clock
._—-»-4-——~ ~-
Printzess Coats
Which are different
And the styles are controlled hv the Red Fox
The models illustrated above are especially adapted for small women .-.1
made in sizes up to 38 only.
Materials are All Wool Kerse
Cloakings with plaid backs.
Colors brown. green and navy.
and Heather Mixtures, Velour-s and hoa1_-, '1‘.
coats are lined throughout with sol- satin
$45.00, $0.00“ $55.00
lnfants’ Dresses and.
Rompers
Creepers of plain pink or blue gring-
ham, for l, 2 and 3 years.
$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75
“Peg-top” Rompers. pink and blue
check. 2 to 6 years, $1.75
In assorted colored stripes, $1.75
Rompers in plain pink and blue colors.
$2.00
Dresses in a variety of colorings pink.
blue, tan,et1c., sizes for 2 to 6 years.
31.50, $2. 00 and $2.50
Long White Slips for infants. a full line
from $1.00 (0-33.00
Short Dresses, white,yfor l, 2 and
$1.00, $1.25 and. up
Second floor.
years,
dairy indnst 1'1'
\‘or1-1,.
Sleeping Garmer.
The well known “Brighton (‘arh
make
Women's out-of—door glee min 1 ;,
made of striped out in-g f‘ 111111. ..
lime a hood and feet t, or inn-~11
the feet.
Children's sleeping garment-z .-
8 10 and 12 _1'.ears
5"”:
Dinner Ware
Manv 11c“ sets have appezutd
china store during the last .1.--
two.
Nippon China. English and Fr.-
Wm with new pattei us 111(-
dence. Also there is a 111.11k.
pmvement in Ameritanl mt.
both in sets and sir) i 1‘
Those desiring to repleni ii 191.
cabinet will do well to man 111.
stock before it becomes (ll-ill 1.14
In «1
(—‘D‘W-
111111111 (-1111 the main- 394mm MEAT IlLL qutu- doridmlly try 111.1 ‘l‘
tam its present rate» of production. ". 4 mutton. Manchu-rod at 111
H is a ""obwm not “ml r” m" ‘hlr-V' Farm Wed innit; often 'uxt'ooldu in
man but for Ilif‘ [mhlio which 14-1-ti ‘ “I“! ‘ ‘
. . : .. .. . . - illu- 1 ‘ " 11
milk and milk ”firm?” hull”) that 1.hich um b1 pumhaeed ___. l " _TlL-.:h 5X
‘ in «hope lx-«aure Illl‘ lot-:11 "nuttlwr is ..__.
- “ _, when compelled to held 111:1 11111-171 until i
1‘. Y.. H. H. & H. m TAB“ it no ionizer in trash. The ice. loin NEVER PMBZE .
or shoulder it of lumilv dimension‘
c‘ 4 ~ ‘ ND
401.37 firiiicécvenifnofa' 3,6319th ,“0 1m cnti.-.~'l11mh (1111 br- omvcniuntlr A
1,- .7-1 -. 11.- 1.11. 111 -.1m11.y.1. .1.... us- "111.... mm m 10-11 rmnmw 170111) 110011 MVP
.1191? 53-11:. 6 rm 9 1.x 71191. 3254:, and the va imy it lends tn the meat
;].;‘;(.\ x 1‘ 19K. 0.319. 10:33!. diet 15 1171 lcome. AUTO ROSES
"" n ., 1..» Mu'fo‘: i' '11 l ' '-1 ' '
u .\l 15.0.1. ‘1”: «Stamford .30! 101 1111.1. it .1. 1‘ g1~n . ..
_” ‘_' ‘. '0‘ l Illn ':l'.x I :22: my“? “T‘EW‘Y‘N'MYPG. "WW-t 1‘ merr- SPonm GOODS t
1 '_ .-:. .1 46. 6-0011.- 0_'m'.x_ 6'49 tSlEM‘ sending tlte'rnld owes to n‘mkot when l
....1. ‘1“: '- ~ “stodgy; ”3"”‘1 the? are no longer useful in lllr‘ i'lnl'k.
A. M. -—l:18. (1.41:. 5:69;. 815’. If lho‘qo old 1‘\\‘t‘.\ are fiittnnot'a ”until."
11911.11151311 12-03:; “M "‘1‘ MW" “ inrvnrm' 1111 -
. . . - - mutton ' -
v. M: 1-09: 1-44: 1-121 can 111111 m- 1 i 5' '
_ . 1.. . 1... ~. . .1. .1. lpmh. they to!) make «1x- ’
iii-i371? ($36: T233239”. 1:51x,9:19x, ”HM" ”WM. but 1‘ s‘nurhtorad thin ; i . . g
haw VORK TO .0079! NORWALK ”I"; 1.111 It‘ll'gll and un'sm-oix' t‘t-r-s-
8"10 11.71210; 4:10;}. 5:30, «~31 uni 11-19- 11111114111111“: 1111111 than“ "N m 5”"
.1 x, 8.a1x. 9.15:. 9:41“, 10:..0x, "19,“! .1: ”fl 3'1“...“ of dict. The
P. M.~12:031 12:43
only). 1:06); 1:451, 2.1511. 2:57. .".'::ttx
35142151335286200x1
8: le “.15:
“any.
A. 91-12102. 000 8:00: 9:001.
10: 00x. 10: 50x.
1’. hid—12 10 111311.95,
1 5:0
3.5811116111705111»). ll:.',]1x 2
IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A ‘1 ”-12:26: 1:21.111 6.40:. 4.07
-7:15. 9: 191.1012 10: 531 (BTW.
1 A. 11-12211x 129; . '
10. 19. 11. 12‘ 11. as: 7. 43. 9.19; #5
6:33;,
0
milk ronsttmpt‘ on par 5:37
l
i
ll‘ 58‘
l‘.. \l.
4:28 19 6: 21x. 6: 51,
tBridgiport) 9. 25x
8 and-ya.
P. M.» 2:10: 4:42.11; 0:411
EN TO scum nonwau
_A‘.' 59:11:!011 MIL-1141 Mun-Nu!
LL11 4 1: '1 710 t'. a. 9 0F“ ‘ Q"
_'9.41x. 11:00.
P. M.» 1211?)“ 39:31: "“’ -
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Suntan.
1 11 12111:. 4. 4211 4-53: 7-“
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P “Hr—12 17.12552, 2 99‘ 3
1:35 5110: H111 7. 01.: mix: 3. u
Lemon-111131» i
1' :“‘ ‘
90m NORWA
. kw": 3.99 e:
tSatui-dnys .
13:03,
1:20 2: 54 Bridgeport) 3: 27x
4 .081. 7. 3i
fnimm “ho unison shot-p “ill f’ndffint ’ Wh lek
l11- «rm cut the meat bill of the family
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