I’Ei‘IIiTIIIiII‘ P1118
-YOU GOT THE BEST MADE.
t
1‘ Inferior plIlI If. II eIIIIy takeni
and can. But Inferior pIIII do
brie-fourth thI work that
rIght'I" do The Inferior leI'I
dIrn'I Ii Iiélbh
WRIOHJ’S INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS.
. 25 CENTS.
III the name of the other kind 3
_.._——
________.
i ' AT ALL onuaclsrs.
rill
“I‘lliiillrti ”I"? -
A-tehl hlyrecolnmendde Ildl§
wile hat" ||‘dcd lIthIuI A! in WI“
I I I’ e l
wflzléIgu oil tlheirI intrinIic value. Send ten
emu for sample and book let. Askior Dr. King 1
“Star Crown BrInd " All drun iItI. ll. 50 I box.
his: Militias 00.. P. 0. lo: ll .Ioetol. Ina.
NEW STYLES OF CLOTH FOR
SUITS AND COATS FOR
THE COMING FALL.
Also fashion plates, latest styles.
flow is the time to have Iour furs
rcipdeied. l’it'ty per cent. less than
latér.
Everything at lowest prices, Pet'-
fect tit guaranteed. .
Iteady- to- wear Clothes Skirts.
Walsts, Coats. Alterations Flee.
S. FOX,
Tit-i! LADIES' TAILOR,
81 Main StIeet, Norwalk, Conn
Getting a Start in Life.
What Shall the Young
Man. Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs
they bcconre thinkers and workers: llI-
tlmntcly the) are the ones who take
the llIfHI‘s of those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a good school. The fact, that this
school holds the State Record for best
work proves to you that it is good.
Plot‘. Sari lain has cduratcd III his Day
and Night St-huol over onc thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good positions.
The car. Il'ui attention givcn to its stu—
dents, the nlIiIerm success tits gradu-
ates in business life and the fact that
not one Combine-d course graduate is
out: of emplmrncnl has earned for this
institution the right to be known as
“The School that..\lukcs a Specialty of
Each Student,"
NEW TERM—DAY AND NIGHT
SESSIONm-BEGINS TUESDAY. SEP
TEMBER 6.
Why not enroll?
hormonal:
INSURANCE.
'E Partlhl'llnIrs of
Insurance Agency 0"
~.L
JACOB M. LRYTON.
R. R. llvo.. South Norwalk
Telephone 35-2. I
‘ own new more .I
I. I Ive no Inner-tor. CIn show them
I piiIIié: “Inboard In; MI-
- En Inn Ind GInII'II Much-
Wol' ““GIM If}, E‘sltfitn
o. N. nihilism
I iii.
E just to show they know how far to
IAT COLD MIDI NI.
This Dellcaey 8Ild to be I Favor!!!
I «been Dill! With Mun. _
A yawn: woman who Is in In oflico
In which there are u nirmber of men
says that ii is it constant surprise to
her to see what these brain worker!)
eat for luncheon. The firm she in
with is one of those which was burn-
ed out. and so the lunch ,room
which thc clerks oncII frequented In
burned also, three young fellows now
patronize tho basin-t which all Itlucr-
uni colored mall and his clcnn and
portly wife bring to iIIc ilt‘ w IpIIIriI rs.
The young woman says that one of
the most capable of the tll‘lu's clu-
ploycs Iunchci; thoughtfully off ll cold
mlncc pic and ice water, while he
sorts his mail She says llc com-
plains of Ilcndilchc mm and alien, hilt
hc llL‘llI hinks of attributing ii to
his dict: IIII‘AIiltItI. he says he thinks
be In getting what one estimable old
lady rrscd to call "the la grippc.”
The other lili‘IIl. the girl says. are
partial to hot gingerbread. and when
they can't gel that. will take a cbccse
sandwich reluctantly. ’l‘he colurcd
man has a can of hot coffee with him.
hilt in this building. it has no patrons,
for the clerks agree that "hot cof-
fee In a bad I'cIinw," cvcll while they
drink frccly at the water cooler and
nibbhI at piping-hot gingerbread.
“i wouldn‘t have believed it if I
hadn't seen it with my own eyes,"
said the girl to a friend. "i always
though mcn luncbcd off of porter-
Ilousc bcofstcuk and swcciblcnds and
Irracnroni and sensible things. and as
I ate my modcst bccf sandwich and
drank my cup of chocolate 1 would
picture to myself my friends of the
opposite sex Iiring on the fat of the
land. it I had known about the cold
mincc pic. and the hot gingerbread I
wouldn't haIc been astonished that
some of our men are thin and some
arc dcspondcnt. Such a dict is enough
to give the strongest pcrson the potty-
wobbles forcrcllnorc Anti illcn they
say women cat silly things!"
A Thieving Nurse.
In Paris, wIlcr-II all things are p03-
.siblc. even the simpic avocniiuns of
the nurse girl IlII\|‘ bccn adapted to
the purposes of robbery on the highcr
grade. 'lhe ingenious person who has
accomplished this frat is dis woman
named (lode who at 2.3 yca5 of age
is 11050111er as an accomplished t-hicf.
Shc bad tor-god herscli a numbcr of
testimonials by means of which she
secured as succession of posts as nurse
ill II oil to- do houses ilcr conduct was
IIWH‘IIII)."II(IH\IIIU aInd Iicr attention to
duty cxemlr-larv—-- until 51rc ball famill
iarized herself with the spots where
the family valuables wc re kcpt..'1‘hcn
she dccnmpcd with In runny as she
could secure. She has just been or-
rcstcd with nine robberies Io hcr
charge. involving £1,2uo in money,
£700 in jcwcls and .L-i,iiiti) In an
objects. —~I.oudnn (. lobe.
Reflections of a Spinster
if a girl belie» «I5 9. man when he
tells hcr she‘s the only woman he
ever loved he is always sure she will
make a good wifo and believe any
sick friend story, no matter how old
when he in late coming borne at night.
The majority of men are much
easier to manage through their vanity
than through their affections.
’IlhIe mum who Is quickest it) critir
else a woman‘s taste In dress thinks
it all right to Wear cui‘l‘5 \\I1Il black
stripcs with a pink checked shirt.
If a woman can only make a man
believe that she cares for him she
can put a box of paint on her face
and he would never think that. her
color wasn‘t. natural. -—« Baltimore
American.
, Some men are willing to remain
away from work if only told they look
A man shows the white feather as
soon as his wife. talks about finding
some old letters in his desk.
Men omen grumble about things
allow others to go with them.
1
Meaning of “Not at Home."
Our sex has or. owed a beautiful phi-
losophy of mendaclty. It proves that
the conventional fabrication “Not at
some" is really not a: lie at all.
statement of facts, calculated to de-
ceive and dcceiving.‘ Bht when a
caller is told that Mrs. Sound-so is
“not at home' she is not. expected to
belietta it. Iand does not: it' is only
a polite form of declination to be
seen, saving" the feelings of both
caller tutti hostess.
Doing the Right Thing.
Doing the right, or what you hou~
gully believe to be right, breeds cour-
1min accordance with natural law
”Willa you kindly Iodine
*ptll'n’ youputal“
u 'I pmnfiu
W
lam huh
“£me that you are well,
Hm
I. . . , 610 Van Cortlandt l’drl ”on
Inner-s. New York, one box at
gt inspires a resolve, and in its wake
” host. of minor virtues. The
sustaining consciousn‘ess of Mitotic,
sweet, Ire joys know: only to the
courageous and far exceed all sensu-
ous plea-urea.T-;Womnn'a Life.
ThIe céaII-ri chum“; f
are being physically educate}! on the
' kiliiloy
A'
lie. according to this theory, is and»;
udwwmmuc all
m title m be 1116 and bitter Of
The children of the Mn char
INN} m their royal abuser be-
In; much in favor of English Ideas.
The little oneI wou- about socks, ex-
I . .. I. a comet?
ThiIS‘\ In the airy camel
the star of beIlth
to the weak and
famous remedy
dealer the atom-
we");i despon-
i ll
cell that which It I don yapep 0'
in unable to do for
curing Ill
\ s to m It: h
Iml' even it but \\ l
slightly disordered
roubles and
or ovarbllpionad-
; Kodol
dllordorI.
lupplles the natural\
juices of digestion IndI
does the work of the iii
Itomacb. ruining the
nervous tension. while
the lnlIIrned muscles
Ind memhrInea of that
organ Ire Iliowed to
Iceland heal. It cures .
‘ Indigestion. flatulence.
paipltntlou of the heart.
nervous dyspepsia Ind
.‘ IIIIto Ichtroublea by .
- cleans ng,purliying and I
lirengthening the glands.
membranes of the Itorn- “it
Ich and digestive organ.
llodol liynepia
You Baler CII Supply 70:.
attuu only. sr .oo Stu holding 2
the trill Ilse. which not]: fur 5
I WWI-OJIVI‘HRCNCIIICM
”MI.
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
“So!" exclaimed the rejccicd Iuvcr.
til you have wanicd ot lllc has bet u
to photograph mo in (only ('(lll(‘(‘I\I'lIIII‘
attitude bccausc I am it good sub
jccti' "
"l confess it, Mr. Spoonamorc." said
IIII‘ fair cumcru iIl‘ll(I. "’l‘but is all,"
“lici‘orc being shaken l havc been
well iakcll. anyhow?” hc howled. grasp.
ing his bat and rushing I‘ortll title the
chilly darkness of the night.
H0 TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD.
.-\ Twrscvcriug use of Dr. Ilnvid Ken-
nedy's Ir‘avol'itc Remedy, of ltolldont.
N. Y.. will soon rciicvc and uIIirIIatcly
cnrc cases of Fever and Agile. llii‘lous-
ncss. Iiilt'iltllilli‘iill. llcbility of tho
Similar-b. iiirwcls, Kidneys and iliad~
our
impure slate of illc IIIIHMI.
all druggists; Ii Ivoiiics for $3.00.
“I sue old thinks is initial: an inter-
cst in politics this year. What has
got Into blur?" .
“11c says this will probably be the
only opportunity ill a Iil‘cilnlc to vote
Iviliilllll helping to boost, sonic Ohio
man."
Pl-icl- $1 ,uuv
Mt
A COLD SETTLED iN HIS KIDNEYS.
A. .l. .Iclincsso. 0201 Butler St. Chi-
cago, writes: “1 till] a uwltcbniau and
am out ill all kinds of weather. 1 tank
It cold which settled ill my kidneys and
l was ill bud silapc. i tried chcrul
advertised rcllledics with no benefit,
until 1 was rccorllrncudlul to ti‘)’ Iii"
Icy's Kidney (hire. 'I‘II'o-lhlrds of a
boiilc i'ili‘cd inc." For sale at. I‘luis-
ch‘s drug store '"
'lou \Icathlr [prophets make a great
many lilisialrcs," said the man who
.I~‘llt‘r’l'i~'.
“ch."nnswcrcd illc observer. ‘ilnd If
other pcoplc bad all iIit‘Il' mistakes
published ill the daily pain-rs as we do,
1 suspect that our rccurll would secnl
prctty good."-\Vllslrillgton Star.
-+_.._.-.~. .m...
CURED OF BRIGHT’S DISEASE.
(ice, A. Sherman. Lisbondtcd Mills.
l..awvcncc 00., N. Y.. writes: “I hull
disease for many years and
had been treated by physicians for
twelve years; had taken a well known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were recommended but got
relief until I began taking Foley's Kid-
cvery fifteen minutes,
so Ietilues a slimy substance.
taken Foley‘s Kidney Care.”
at Plaisted‘s drug store.
5n
gencies.
Mrs. Ireland—"ls it?"
Mr. lreland~“l should say so.
self. "oGlasgow Evening Times
For Mn“ and Childrén.
lilo Iiillli You tiara Always
Bonn! the
’ Signature of
right. " remarked Uncle Allen Sparks:
“but you can’t make me believe the
Lord hates it man for having courage
jenough to sav no price in a while when
‘a dead heat tries to work him for an-
other little icon ”
IITOF THAT COLD
on: xbun own res. chew.
There has lost been placed in w. the
grocery stores. a new preparation calls
idea being ‘0‘
the log, slid rather abort
brill with ind summer. the
Minute them to
of Jenna [CE CREAM Pownnu
‘ cal. Iarrlouut of sympathy, for she is at
and all disordcrs arising from an ‘
ilO
ney Cure i had to make water about
day and night,
not anSed a brick-dust subsiallce. find
1 be-
lieve 1 would have, died if I had not
For sale
it
Mr. Ireland—“This book on ‘swlm—
ming is very useful in sudden crrlcr-
1!.
you are droIVning. turn to page 103.
and there you '11 see how to save your-
CASTORIA ‘
”The Lord loves a cheerful giver all
r l
woman war: will": TIMI.
A Time Incl Place for EVIrythlng
II Needed.
Much friction butwccn women is
caused by their utter disrcgard of the
value of time. Professional women
ovcrywbcro complain of the Inconsld-
crate friends who. drop in "just for I
mlnuie," and stray hours, wirioh iinlo
must be rrradc up by redoublcd excr-
lions or she must. run the risk of
giving lasting offense by telling the
caller frankly that the call is inuppor~
tune and asking to be cxcllscd. W0-
lncu so quick to grasp a point in all
else Ircvcr sci-m to understand this
particular sanch as nlcn do. This
18 due. in a measure, to Irrck of busi-
ness training. and yet consideration
for others In one of lilo most Clllll‘lll'
lug qualities of the wc11~brcd woman,
and one which may be cultivated by
ovcry one.
'l‘he housekeeper deserves the great-
tho mercy of every thoughtless person
of hcr acquaintance, unless she has
the courage to take a firm stand and
insist. upon her rights, as an individ-
ual, to her own time and pleasure In
receiving her friends. Those who of~
fend most frequently are the women
who have no special occupation or
airu in life except to have signed time.
Those who have accomplished any-
thing have long since discovcrcd that
life must be conducted in an orderly
manner. if the tasks of the day are
to be completed. The woman who
has a time and place for everything
may be a terror to the friends who
toil not, but to the trained worker,
whether at home or afield, she Is a.
joy. for she values the passing hours;
consequently will not waste those of
other people.
Dressy Gown of Striped Silk.
The above gown is made from
brown and white striped silk. 8M 3
(
ucw idca ill shirrlng is introduced on
bodice and sleeves. The stock and
small yoke are formed of white gold
onlblvlidcrcd silk“ and ontlincd with
brown velvet ribbon. Tile dccp girdle
is brown purine velvet.
Winn this striking costume is worn
a turban of white roses with a lag".
bow of brown velvet ribbon on the
left side.
Suggestions for the Housewife.
A good polish for stoves is made
of one teaspoouful of powdered alum
mixed with the sieve polish. The
brilliance that this polish will give to
a stove will last for I). long time.
To test the heat of frying fat; put
in a piece of bread, and if it browns
while you count forty, it is right for
food prepared from cooked meat or
fish such as eroquettcs.1‘se plenty
fat. and always strain it before put.-
ting It away
When trolling cabbage take a large
saucepan and nearly fill it. When the
water bolls fast throw in a handful of
salt and apiece of node. the size
of a pen. Throw in the cabbage and
constantly putting the cabbage under
the water. Cabbage cooked fast in
this way does not smell offensive and
is a good color.
' The fashionable flower-tier table
decoration is the camellia. ' The pure
white flower: is the most beautiful.
and nestling in its dark green leaves
makes a picture of purity and cool-
ness. The scarlet and white and
faintly tinted oamcllias are very beau-
rilul also. one of the advantages of
this flower for (table use is the In
seuce of fragrance. mother is that
it lies flat on the table and does not
obscure the view across
Washing Dilution.- '
Clean the straw matting with warm
water in which oxalic acid has been
dissolved. applying it with a scrub-
ping brush: then rinse carefully with
clean water, using a soft. old cloth. and
wipe dry. Clean but a small spaces:
nztime
W
a
or 1 may I? InPneurn isohvenlre of the Klan-
stitch Balm tun tip’ Goidi when Kins Edwin! recitflfly left some
evei' {Ii-lid,“ Ins'tw wth‘ou‘t ex . cherry storage on his plate at a public
' 01:5,; ”Quail ”inaction. The morbeut be ten I ,
° ‘ ”crowd at solarium ladies scrambled
for them. with the oblect, it is said, of
handing them down to their denom-
ants ll fondly heirlooms. .
let the water boil foot Hittite calla _I
page is soft, keeping the lid off and'
E1026$Bru€bl§t
of pasture lands.
sealed without.
out the whole process of making,
are employed, and every precaution is taken to ensure and nrain~
tain, without variation, the highest possible quality. That the
purit and delicacy of flavor thus obtained may be preserved under
all conditions, every pound of Gold Medal Creamery Butter is
sealed iii an: airtight, odor-proof package, lined within and
Ask your
grocer {or it.
Gold Medal Creamery liutter is made in the world's
cleanest crearnery, of pure c ream from cows fed in the richest
From the pasture to the chant, and through-
only the most approved methods
No charge for the. Package.
and
DILLON (it DOUGLASS.
New Haven
. Conn.
:‘I'lii’t
, till};
I”):
i
Hartford.
a,“
_LI i
instructor in Gymnasium Depart-
llrclrt——-“Wcll it ought not to be hard
for you to decide whirti prcsldcntial
tandidatc you will vote Ior this year.’
lllstiuttor in Nutrit~rirrnl-“ilm——-I
don't know, They're in ill good swim-
lllcrs."
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With faintly around cxpoulng hilll
to die, and a son riding for life. 18
miles. to get Dr. King .5 Now Discover v
for Consumption (icon ha and (‘olds
W. 11. Brown, of I.I~I5Ii11c 1nd. 011-
llul‘cd dcalll's agirrlics from asthma:
bill this wonderful ult‘tiit‘llle gave ill-
atarlt relief and soon cnrcd him, lie
writes: “1 now slccp soundly every
night." llikc marvelous i-rircs of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia. Bronchitis,
Coughs. Colds and (lrip prove its
nitriclrlcss merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. (luaraniccd bottles
bile and $1.00. Trial bottle true at if.
11. i'iaxtcr‘l: drug store. "
“Papa,” said littlc Arthur, after his
mother had punished him "will you do
sonlcibiug for mu?" "\\i;zll is it, you
want?" “blurry sonlcbou. IIisc. and i
wish you'd pick out grlln'tura, because
she's always kind to In." ~~~~~~ Chicago
Record-1lcraid.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
who can rlut stand the shocking
strain of laxative syrups and cailiar»
tic pills are espccially fond of Little
Early itiscrs, All persons \\Il() find it
necessary
should try these easy pills. and com-
pare tbc agreeably ' rrplcrsant and
strengthening effort with the nauseat-
ing and weakening conditions l‘-ollow
lag tlrc Ilst.‘ of other loan dic5 Little
Early Riscls cure billiorcncss. consti-
pation. sick llcadachc 'ilruul icc. main
ria and iiv~cl troubles Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
When a man reaches 50, he should
cut off a lock of his hair so that he
can provc to his grandchildren III years
to come that he once had some.
A CURE FOR PILEB.
“1 had a bad case of plies," says G. F.
Carter, of Atlanta. Ga, “and consulted
a. physician who advised me to try a
box of DcWItt‘s Witch Hazel Salve I
purcha5pd a box and was entirely cur~
(I'd it Is splendid for piles. giving
relIicf instantly and i hlartily recum
mend it to all srlfl’ercrsf’ Dewitt' s
Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled for
its healing qualities. Etzelna and
other skin diseases, also sores, cuts.
burns and wounds of ewry kind are
quickly cured by it.
Clifford Pharmacy.
The Fall flirt—~—
'l‘bc tall girl—-
The blue or gray or brown;
in tailor-tirade
Shc is arrayed——
Sllc's coming back to town.
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM.
Rd'IIi‘ItitlL‘ll. alone and destituteb‘uch.
in bricf was the condition of an old
sodiicr by name of J. J. Ilavcns, Ver
saiilu: O For years he was troubled
with iII'iIllrcy disease and neither doc
tors nor medicines gale him relief. At
length llc tried llicttlic Bitters it put
him on his feet. in short order and
now ho testifies “i' In on the road to
complctII l(‘("'ti\f‘l)'. " Best on earth for
Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and Bowel Com-
plaints. Only I'IOc. Guaranteed by F
11. Baxtcr. Druggist, “
it makes a woman pretty mad to
have illt.‘ lt' It[)IliIlll(' out of order when
.Ihc wants to call somebody up and tcll
Iiil‘ hon i’anoIIs hcr neighbors are ov—
cl' ilt‘l‘ new hat.
GIVEN UP TO DIE.
l3. oplcgci, 1204 N. Virginia St. EV‘
ansvillc, lrrd., writes: “For over five
years I was troubled with kidney and
bladder affection which caused me
much pain and worry. 1 lost flesh and
was all run down, and a year ago had
to abandon work entirely. i had three
to take a liver medicine;
of the b“ physicians, who did me no
good and I was practically giv on tip to
die. Foley .5 Kidney Cure was recom-
Imendcd and the first bottle gave me
sale at Plaistcd‘s drug store.
It makes .1 happily married woman
\crI unhappy not to be able to feel
that some man never got over her not
'I ' marrying him.
DR. LaFRANOO'!
”o H goypouuo.
I r; can maul
, LADIES.
. lIfu. speedy re
Booklet free
Even a man that has more sense
than to think he can make a garden
pay will get an idea that he is cut out
of public life.
WHAT IS LIFE?
in the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. irregular living means
Sold by Tho:
II
derangement of the organs, resulting
,In Constipation. Headache or Liver
trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills
nuickly rc- -adjusts this Its gentle Ict
thorough ()nly 25c at F. H. Baxter a
fling Store
The second act was well undcr way
when Mr. .iagway r‘eiui‘ilcll to his scat.
Ill the fifth row.
"What dctaillcd you so long, l'lbu-
Ilczcl‘?” askcd his wife. “You said you
only \‘lIlllit‘fl to go and scc if you
rouidlli change these scats for oth-
crs:
"i had to go out. and sec a—"
lint hero Mr. Jagwuy caught
brcath just irl tilllt‘.
his
A HINT TO TRAVELERS.
While Ill Suffolk Va, llcnry Croii
Jr., proprietor of the Bcaverton, Mich.
llaIrdwale Co., was taken very sick
with bowel trouble. A traveling sales-
man from Saginaw Mich ., advised him
to get a bottle of Chamberlain s Colic
Cholc ra and Diarrhoea Remedy, whit ll
he did “It soon cured me and I take
pleasure In retornnlinding it,“ he says.
No one should leave home on a jour-
ney without a bottle of this remedy. it
is almost sure to be needed and is
not obtainable while on steamship or
cars. For sale by Stillson-Powell
Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy,
Pierce' s Pharmacy, Zcitfuas Pharmacy.
“But, the idea of spending your vaca-
tion on the top of Pike's Peak bcats
anything i ever heard of. What did you
do it for?"
“Well. the doctor told me I must go
to the mountains and rest up "
~———+-—~—-——« _..
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
does not hesitate to recommend K0-
dol Dyspepsia Cure in their friends and
great ”mi and aftcr taking ”1,? 5'3“" customers. Indigestion causes more
and bottle 1 was entirely cured. hor ill health than anything else it dc-
.*
ranges the stomach, and brings on all
manner of disease. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, cures indi-
gestiorl dyspepsia and all stomach dis-
orders Kodol is out only a perfect
digestant but a tissue building tonic as
well Renewed health pcrt‘cct
strength and increased vitality follow
its use
All awful nice thing about being fat
is how long you can stayin swimming
without knowing the water is cold.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
Has world-wide fame for marvellous
cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo<
lion. ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns,
Burns Bells, Sores, Felons ll leer-s,
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