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meat of will. payable to yourself it you 1%:

LIFE lNSURANCt Company,

of Bartram.

mimosa M of"

deal at”, . . . fine
jet lsused, undamhroldery _ insects:
into the makeup oi ninevtqths at the
must molar drums at the year. ..
Clonks and mantles lined with bright
and light silks are multiplying. Some or
them are exowrlingly simple, relying upon
their tint tor a fashionable etlect, or upon
a noveivhood era new not of collar. Others
are trimmed with cause rushes, radios at
lime and knots lostened hereand there.
Buttonod redingotes are an autumn lea-
‘ture and are pnwgmple protection {or dell-
oute gowns as 11 as a mvimblekind-ot-
carriage cloak. Come with high collars
are again seen as cold weather approaches,
those meant for evening wear being long
and ample and lined with silk. The close
jacket with two row of buttons holds its
ground, as usual.

“Dre up" out 0! door gowns are made
of since a lk and all medium weight ma-
terials with changeable ctloots. An ot-
traotive dress is mode of canvas woven
silk fabric worn over any bright color.
The c vos is made of the natural silk
fiber id is thorefore a sort of perigee col.
or or in poler shades to on com. A fash-
ion writer says that some silk fiber is
yellow in tone and some of o poorly
whitencsi, and between these two tints

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.will‘be consecrated" in ~
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lllSllllNE Mill

Twoohorner “Process,” with step and oven, 018.00.
‘ , . Three-burner “Process,” with oven, 816.00.

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“om?! """"‘ " ”"' caused by a recent -—For goll caps call at O'Brien’s.
foll‘while trying to board a trolley car.

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Physicians recommend bicycling. Dame
Fashion says it is “good form." Two
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. there issiwsys strength.

science of irrigation will he so well un~

. of the soil will be among the questions

rial. . ,llasbtitwillmlt, {In
spreads! Marcel lashes snd’oolsls
mnemam in unity of feeling

llauy national museum sud-some ,
international ones will convene during .
the lair. The Rational Irrigation our
grass,Oet.,1to9.is one of the most
important" Betas-e many years the

derstood that ogrionlturista ‘wm be in-
dependent ct drought. When nature re-.
fuses a bountiful supply of water, man's
skill will 00‘an abundantly to till the
need even in regions where the rainfall
is deemed sufficient. Man will conquer!
all nature from drought to lightning.
Equal in interest to the irrigation
convention Will be the Farmers’ Nation-
sl congress, Oct. 10 to 16. The object
of this convention is to further the finan-
cial interests of ugrioulturists. Improv:
ed methods of culture and live stock
raising, legislation favorable to the ag-
ricultpral class. the improvement at the
social life of farm people and economic
questions so for as they ailect the tiller

discussed. There. too, Oct. 17 and 18,
will be the Road Parliament, to the fur-
thering of whose aims all the people of
this country wish a godspeed.

The ladies, bless them, will meet in
the Women’s National Council Oct. 10
to l7, read long and learned papers to
one another and enjoy them immensely
and have a sweet time socially. Then
they will disbaud to meet somewhere
else next year, when some more of them
will read long and learned papers, and
they will all have a delightful time as
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“$odlnfhe front is llllod by n gathered
chemlsottoof bluet gonzo. A widvrbelt
of blunt silk confines the ('lioinisollo, but
does not surround tin-waist. 'l‘hi-lmnt‘ront
alcoves ore draped (it the olhow by u but-
ton .l L'mo (Sponsor.

“1 see they hove invented a process for
takin colored photographs."

“0 owe a mason. dat’s nullln new, I had
my lotygraf tookened more don twunty
years ago. Wh' Mister Ketchnm kin tokc
collud pictures jes weli‘s white folks. "

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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for the many ladies who prefer to wear knicker-
‘bockers rather than cumbersome skirts.

Ladies’ wheels also in HARTFORD Bicycles at lower
prices—$80. ’60. £50.

 

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influence of than the colored ladies take
their turn too. And why not?

Miss Ella Alphonse Vincy is a neat
yellow girl who belongs to tho congre-
gation of the Rev. iieorgoW. Jones, the
likely looking pastor of the Pilgrim
Baptist Mission church of Williauisbnrg.
N. Y. The Rev. Jones is indeed very
likely looking. He dresses in the height
of style mid wears o mustache with
waxed ends. Sister Ello Alphonse Vincy
is a famous worker in Rev. Joucs’ Sum
day school. She is the secretory and
treasurer of the church and a toooher of
the Bible class besides, and Brother
Jones says she is “so nice. "

Miss Vincy's mother was suspicious of
her beloved pastor. So “10 slyly follow—
ed preacher and daughter on n Sunday
school excuzsion and found Ella Al-
phonso sitting close beside Brother
Jones. Sim ordered the girl to "come
away from more right away. ”

“I can’t. mo. Honest. i can’t." re-
plied Ello Alphonse.

Then the Vinny \i'unliili had Brother
Jones urn-stud for hypnotizing her
smart and innocent daughter, i-lllo Al-
phones.

In :1 dozen diil'eronl portsof the coun-
try manufacturers are now engaged in
couslruoting homeless wagons. 'l‘ho mo-
tive power is in some motes electricity,
in others petroleum, naphtha or hot air.
In the race to some oil in November the
that prim will be $2,000 and o gold
medal. Inventors of any country may
oonqmio for this. The setsomi and third
prizes pospoctivoly of $1,500 and “,000
are also open to all the world for com-
pctition. The hopes of hnnmnity oto
cmterod on tin-so inventors in the desire
that they may give us something which
will remove from our strmts the horses
which haul the lingo lrelght wagons.

It Would be profitable to toot blithor
kerosene oil will kill mosqui 0t
coune the crude oil will answer as well
as the refined. A government entomol»
ogist says it live gallons of the oil be
sprayed over the surface of a pond, ccv~
ering in urea 10,000 square feet, the
mosquitoes on that pond will be killed
out for the year. it Would not he diffi-
cult to spray the stall over mosquito
breeding marshes and ponds.

Grand Rapids. Mich, hasa citizen
94 years old who says he served under
the spoilt Napoleon. Imt no man The
battle oi‘ Water-1m was fought 80 years
ago the 18th of lost June. and the great
Napoleon did not shine much after that.
Pretty young the llrruid Rapids soldier
must have been.

Avis-its: in the flow York Herald

 

calls attention to the lost that a glVen
amount of destined silver bullion will

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, The American Institute of Mining En- W .1.“
/ gineers meets Oct. 8; the Bankers' asso- mi. ”My“, 1”
"' elation Oct. 16; Oct. 25 comes the Ayers’ , .07
south and west- trode and grain con- tom" Bumper!!!» ~67
. . , ., , . Cuticnra Resolvent, .70
gross, Oct. ~6 the educational con- Scott’s Emulsion .60
scarlet fever. §rflss; Oct. 30 meets one of the most Green's Nervura,’ .70
' 'illl? at all the societies, the National Stillson’s Specific for Malaria. .75
Arthur Isnapp, 0f Winnipauh, l8 tak - 1‘7 llf H u ‘1“ 1d E(' )1] Di ' mt. Cele compound, .05
lacs of Miss Florence Brown. opera- 0 5‘) ’ . ' 7‘ 0‘ Ui- B randreth’e 'Ie, .18
no. South Norwalk depot, as the Modmlmstcrhouse- Aloock’e Planters, .10
. m... E We would not Benson’s Capsice Floaters, .12 .
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“W“- NO 5 GAZETTE BUILD! , “woolen. .13
«mum, Gustav Pitzer has on exhibition in his '~ Killer, q", .75
9-,} 1,... .. liranch of a peach tree about a “Vine“ gel. in... 9,50
' ng'lum alumna“! {12st 9m] MEMO“. "‘nin.‘ Nellie Is- .30
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Raymond a Sons.
, m to George Em ,
l’arsitue Dealers and General Funeral
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“and “Iain Street. Harwell.“

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WALL PAPER.

A lack of harmony both in design and
coloring on the walls of your room can
put the handsomest suit of furniture at
variance. If you wish to make every-
thing show to the best advantage ych
must use great care in your selection of
Wall Paper. We admire a pretty land-
scape because of the back-ground being
in harmony. So with the walls of your
home.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating,
Sign Writing, Artiste’ Materials, Pictures
framed to order.

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55 80. Hill ST.. 80. llllllWflK.

Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
Oi‘lloe hours. Mondays and Thursdays, s to

Bani-I IMIMM \' Mean?"
Inspire-a. 1;". BEST " 7 " ‘ m
ouamry. $800 so ‘ ‘

79 Washington street. South Norwallr. 1

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HOURS: 8 s. m. to s p. m.

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FOLLOWS:

Foo New Yomr:

A. M.-520ex,limex.6l5ac.
7561c:,821ex,il(liex.ilt§isc.

ll 371ex. P M.—-lz tiles. 1 ll so.

tin-c, mix. limes. can». seen.
7 36 ex, 8 ll “.1020 sc.l2 bile-x.

SUNDAYS.

A. M.—1263 ex. 520st sea. on ac. r.
—61Hex,7.2dlex,028sc. .
Foa le Bevan:

A. M.—103ex.120ex. 682w, issue. 846
911 err. 10 Bear. 11 08 ex, 1144 so. P.
ex. 1 was, 242 so to Kridgeport. cos ex,
Bridgeport. 8 ll so. 9 41 ac, n15 ac.
Sunnsrs.

LEAVE NEW YORK.
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lilvil ac.1200 noon ac. ELL—104w, zoo
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SUNDAYS.
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Washington Street

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A. 31—8 05 so. P. M. 5 06 so.

This is true not only as a fact oi generol experience. but from this time o fact of price of

THE STANDARD PATTERN.

Owing to the enormous sole of these justly popular patterns the company are enabled to make a large reduction in

prices, \' in:

New Prices, 5 cents to 25 cents;

Former Prices, 10 cents to 50 cents.

We purpose to have a supply

Fashion Sheets free. Sent by

of every Stondord l’ottcrn as soon as issued.
mail on request.

NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

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A. M.-103ex.120er, 738cc.912u:. 715st.

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Corner Madlson:and Franklin‘ Streets. South Norwalk.

nu: BEST MAKE virus or ill «mus.

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