05—.—
m’fillp In Good Con-
' ‘ dltlon.
Ihouid be brushed refill.
,w T9 Mllp In mod condition
1 ‘lllelt is easily cleansed with
. ' ' “NP. hi“ the ION!) “r
9 , too often neglected. A man
.9 Ir has I. pair of brushes, or
in one good one. but womcnI
NM rolls on! to be very beautiful
M and (“Willie use. it Is all
’ well to have a lunar brush on
‘ [telling able, but; in a drawer
will keep I plain 0110 for
‘ ,wlih good stiff bristles.
Wg‘hlitbrush really bhould never
a "lid not In water. as it loosens the
Will. When trlvcling the hair get .91
diligT sud soon soils the but hes,
fill should be wall looked after.
Dip the bristles In alcohol, ammonia
or hithlhg whisky, shake dry and
In": in the open air. Water some-
, timoqolosusmholl or rubber combs,
' but it is just as apt to spoil Ihcm.
‘; It. il better to use an old brush to
atom the teeth, or to pass a ribbon
or piece of twine bethcn them. Tito
belt for this purpose 110wev,0r is It
Moe! of blotting paper. Aftet this.
Went polldh the comb with a
place o! flannel or chumois skin.
k on white chock {traveling
With ineerted bands of black
e—La. Nouvelle Mode.
6, Princess of Wales.
_ the favorite colors of tho
{it Wales is a delicate mauve,
it Ihe‘woars very often, both for
no [and evening functions. The
s i celebrated among the Ans
‘ for her taste in dress and
her slicing. This is quite a com
the English princess, so the
Austrian themselves are renowned
for Their superiority in both these
lines. Her rowel highliess wore re-
edit” 3 ball gown which created
I sensation. it was of a pale
.. liberty gauze, elaborately deco-
rhtediwith rare Thee and flowers.
Vaccination Before Marriage.
,Norway and Sweden before It
bio on be legally married they
m I, be vaccinated, and accordingly
on the nuptual rites are performed
sum duty‘ of the minister to inspect
o seduction certificates of both,
. d. and bridegroom. Vaccination
" .. marriage of their charges. do-
bind a certificate from a medical
tostifying that the would- be bride
‘ ridegroom has been vaccinated.
,The Home Doctor.
plution of the heart may be ar-
by bending down so as to al-
blood to run to the head.
. slid that a muskrot skin worn
do next to the lungs will
eertsin relief to asthma suf-
Ideas of hot baked onions will
apply; relievo’ eomche. but will
i on cure the deafness that re-
9 attache and hard colds.
. which form after burns or
onto be prlclred immediately
snueezed out and pressed
9 with cotton wool. ‘
'I'ucks and Lace Trinmicd. at .196,
remedy that can be applied
.7“! Pool it carefully, wot and
F the part affected. It will
:tho matter and relieve the
I; i‘ew hours.
. For I Smoky Fire.
9‘9 salt sprinkled on I smoky
U lose It. The same method
prepared for bustling will
" Ionic so hideh desired
{up Away Ilium.
woodwork with water in
qhnntity of alum
a
’ «and on. Forks.
'mrim not in general use
To do. boiled egg is the mat,
II n ' .
IIUII IIAIIIIES
III made with or without fa \
AIIAI blucutl. ‘
Used and recommended I. 9
leading cookln schools. :
Input-eluted Ind "noted "by.
‘ lmlthAnlbony (‘0. "Miami“
in! 8:10 i3, “‘“M'
A. J coillnsa 00.,
80. Norwatk.
Conn.
III,
m
Ladies Night Gowns
PM this week‘s special we iltlvc sclcctcd Lndicii’ Night Gowns
and will tuukc Spccial l’riccs [but will interest and profit our 1111m-
crous customers in the Nurwulks. will“.
MUSLIN CIOWNS. CAMBRIC GOWNS.
'l‘ucks and Embroidery, (39c, val-
uc 89c.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
Lace Insertion and Rui'ilcs, at 39c,
value 50c.
MUSLIN GOWNS.
Turks and Embroidery (lb-19C" limbroidcry and llcmstitclicd,
value 600.
MUSLIN GOWNS.
(igc. vuluc 89c.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
I’Iiiiliroidcrg and lidgc and Inscr»
value (Inc.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
Turks and Embroidery, at 59c,
ti0u 79c. vuluc $1.00.
CAMBRIC GOWNS.
Lace and linibmidcry, 1.19, val-
vaiuc 75c. uc $1.00.
DICKERMAN &SON
84 Washington Str eet. South Norwalk.
£93?
I Li? I
Tclepho nc 343-6.
I
. -vJ-,..4
See Us Before Buying
ANY THING FOR YOUR HOME" WE HAVETTHE LARGEST STOCK
OF FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS IN ‘THIS SECTION AND OUR
PRICES THE LOWEST. 80 BE FAI R‘WITH YOURS'ELVES, MAKE A
BUSINESS RULE TO SEE IF YOU CAN’T GET A BETTER PIECE OF
FURNITURE HERE IN STYLE, QU ALITY AND FINISH AND AT A BET-
TER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE SEE US ALWAYS WHEN YOU ARE
IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN THE
Furniture
LINE. we HAVE THE BIGGEST, BRIGHTES‘I‘ AND BEST STOCK TO
BE FOUND IN THIS VICINITY.
.1 l9 Il’m
A. J. COLLINS '8. 00..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERB.
12 North Main 81., South Norwaik.
The 101111111 Steamloit 60., Incorporated.
ON AND AFT ER JUNE 15TH. 9
9:48.;
”A 9 .nisrnzi .. commend: W99 o order to cum ‘. 5.91m,
‘ <2
Steamer ‘Milrtha s
Lulm M Nomalk. 7: so A. M. Loam New: Varic- Milli“ street
:1: :I-MT M..‘ (“111wa 1:15 II. M.) Elm am or. 2.45 b.9914 .,‘(TSItTurdTIy
FARE—SIngle-JSo—— Exour ~50o
PROPflIl‘RW' CITY OF NORWJLK "
FREIGHT ONLY—Leaves New York. Monday; Wedneiday and Friday
I! I: 00 P. M. Loom Norwalk Tun. Thur. and pat. at 3.99 p. m. Freight-
MNMIMIWT A. M. 9”5}.°°_ Pl" L» ‘
. , , THE FAIR CLOAK AND EUR STORE...
Mummmwmwtnmmusm Thematestbnnlaev-
offered. Waist trimmed steep- no not moron-run Ikirl In» clue
god with has hurtion Tonin 82.50. 9
‘ be foretold,
Connociietit Railway 6. L‘Tigitting 00., It
Work Lowering Their Tracks
on the WIItport Road.
The Connecticut Railway & Light
Ins company is at work lowcrlnll its
tracks on the Westport mud on a xrmic
with the. new road being put. down
under the direction at the State High-
way conuulasioner. James ll. M80
Donald. After the railroad company
have compicthl their task, the ibwn
can proceed to build their culverts,
gutters. etc, which will be necessary
to Willi drain the road.
It must be undustood tlult the trol—
icy company are lowering this truck
fit their own expense and that III so
doing they consented to the request. of
the town of Westport that the truck be
lowered not at. nil.
Some time. two (and as stated 81(-
clusively in tho Wostporicr-llcrulIll
tlic tiollcy company and the town of
Wcslpoit cumc to an actor lllt‘lll. 19‘ list
both (InimcIl that tlIev Wore light,
the town in asking them to chum“l
to tho utadu at then own cx pcnsc and
the cruupany claimed that as the mud
had been chuugmi by the, town. it was
the town's business to hour the ex-
public. However. as the trucks would
have to be lowered some time, Iii some
ouc's expense, it was thought best to
proceed with the work. So an agrcc-
nicui was signed whereby the trolley
company were to lower their trucks.
thcy to pay for the 11311119., but that
this move was to no way interfere In
their unit with tho town, which they
should institute.
it is understood that the cost of
changing the trucks will be in tho
neighborhmd of three thousand dol-
lars. Add the probate court. costs to
this qui we sluril iiud tlmi the total
will umouut wvll up in the thousnntls.
A Norwulk oillcinl was asked some
time use if he tliOught that his town
would make. the improvements that
the town of Wcstport wus making on
the mud icutllnu to his town.
"Well." he said. “if we have got to
go through tho some troubles flint
' \‘I'I9stporl has. I hope it lli‘\'t.‘I‘ will be
done. in the first piuco its 11 useless
expenditure of Inoucy_ Wc urn 110w
putting down 11 [air gravel road, ouc
that will answer tho purpose, About
thc only people who are benefited by
the road without a hill arc the nu
misfit. We build them II good road
and if wommt to go out with our
lcums for a drive we. will litwu to get
into the gutter every time to allow
the red Ilcvlls. (that's what 1 call
lhcuii to pass by. No, sir, we don‘t
want any roads like Wcslpurt has, by
It long shot. Why, this thing is 1:09
ing to cost the town of‘ Westport $15,-
000 bI9f0rc she gets through with it.
The costs will begin to pile up when
the. case. with the trolley compuli."
gets into the courts."
And soun- ln Wcsiport say ihut the
Norwulk gtuitlcnuui is right
MILFORD RUNAWAY BOY,
This Time John Somers, Sixteen
Years of Age and Blue Eyed,
Sets Out With $315 Capital to
Seek His Fortune.
Should the pollen of New York
city notice :I l(l\V9Il(‘tltl(‘tl boy of six-
tccu Wearing his first pair of long
trousers with an air of iiiiiidcucc. illltl
self cunsclmisncss, they are notified to
capture him if possible and ship him
to Mill‘otd‘ of this state Tho third
runaway boy cnsc in this town came
10 light yesterday. when John Sinners.
son of Mr and Mrs William Somers.
of Lafayette avenue. Milford failed to
come to dinner as usual. He Ian away
from school on Monday. bill It was not
until Tuesday noon that his pnrcnts be
came alumni-d. Then they discovered
that lie bud drawn $15 from the M11-
foul Savings buck and had taken the
$1.52 II. 111. train from Milford in New
Y9.utk
lie is full. slcndI‘r with pale blue
cycs and light linir. lilo was wcuriug
his first pair of long trousers. 1119 has
two brothers. tho oldest being l-‘ruuk.
who is In the railway postal service.
.lnlin SIlliltlI‘S has always been called
a good boy of quiet tcmpctlmout. and
bus never been known to be addicted
to dime novel reading or to show any
propensity for u roving ill’c. lie did
say when his brother went away:
"Some day, I willgct u sisuatiou, too"
Mrs. Somers- has always been very Ilc.
votcd to the abscnt youth and prob-
‘nbly. if he realizes the trouble ho was
making, he would not linvo left in
this manner, without. a word.
Meanwhile parents with sixteen
year old boys are keeping a sharp
.watch on them until the epidemic of
leaving home has padsed away.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W Groves signature
is on each box. 250.9
HIS SCALP TORN OFF.
Tesmoter Fitzgerald In Serious Con-
dition at the Hospital.
The tesmster who was injured in ‘n
runawny on Ncroton Hill, Stamford.
was Patrick Fitzgerald, of Norwalk.
At the hospital. yesterday afternoon,
it was said that ho was doing well. but
theoutcomo of his injuries could not
When Fitzgerald was
hurled from the lumber-box wagon. he
struck the road with his head so hard
that. his scalp was practically torn off.
Rey.. Father O'Connor. .of St. John's
R. 0. Church. Noroton. and William
E. Hoyt. a trained. nurse, of Norwalk.
formerly of Stamford, happened to he
on a. car passing at the time. The!
procured a wagon and carried Fitzger-
ald to-the hospital. He was uncon-
» ,scious when the hospital “was reached,
but was in a dellrous conditiou. Fu-
ther O‘Connorniadminlstered the last
rites of the Catholic Church to the
man. Fitsgeraid hos s’pamiiy in Nor-
walkr-Stamford Advocnte.
' WHAT’S mat NAME?
Everything ls‘tn Immune when it
comes to Witch Hue! Salve. E. C-
DeWitt & Co. of Chicago. discovered
some years no how" is} Me 3 olive
(mm Witch Hazel that Is I 81300130
dishing;
THURSDAY. ssrr. :5. tool.
TBrl‘ngport Advertisements. 9‘ Bridgeport Adi/rents.
The D. M. Read Co.
Eorobmbed 185!
i
Fail Dress Goods.
1904.
lltir Scctiim dcvutctl in Iillcd
foreign
Ilrcss (hunts is
lil.‘
Variety is tlic fcuturc 0f the
now
with new quirriuls for full and wiuicr. best
and IlIiIIII-siic umnufuciurcs.
stock. If you should ask what is to lie tlIc lczuliug fabric.
fiil'
dress goods buycr is uuublc to say upon just which slide
or (‘Idtll‘ it would bc impossiblc 10 rcplTv, the wisest
fashion will sci lIcr lippruvnl. l9'rnIII thc sniimtlI—iiuislicd
l\‘lulI:Iirs in the rough looking but 50ft Zibcliucs the list
includes:
Coverts. (fumiuicrcs 11ml (flit-riots in muuuislt wczlvcs
11nd quict colorings.
Snitch Mixtures
Iimndclutlis.
21ml 'l‘ch-Ils.
KL'I'HI'}’S and (irztiiilcs.
Among thc quitc 11cw coluriugs tlIc fumrcd grccn and
Term Colin and ()11-
.‘\11 0f tlic old favorites
Myrtle
wiin to direct on.
blue combinations are conspicuous.
i011 lirIIw-II are also ucw slmdcs.
arc bcrc 11150, tlic wurm Ruswl Browns, and '
(inif i’iilix’, t'lI‘. \\'t‘
pcciul uilcutiun it.) some iiig'il‘ class I’rcucli NIJVCilIt‘S’
lluntcrs' (irccu,
which have rcccntly :Irrivcd. 'l‘ltcy I’ll'L‘ vcry beautiful and
exclusive, only one (il‘t‘SS length in 11 piece.
THE GLOVES.
'l‘luisc 89c. tiluvcs have taken lilt' public fancy, for the
stock lint-i bccn gi‘cutly dcplctcd. l9‘0r tbnsc who desire it
little i)Clltl‘ (.ilovc we have 1111 cxicudcd and most unusual
liuc fui‘ $1.00 :1 pair. Tilt: slmwcusc at tlIc (ilm'c Scciioti
will give you an iIlcuTnf the variety of colors in
(inc clasp l‘iquc (flows at $1.110.
(ilncc Tampa, twu clasp, :11 $1.00.
I’. N L. iwn clasp, (ll. $1.00.
Min-bus in gray, tau and brown, at $1.00.
The D. M. Read Co.
v DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
Foley & Co”
Honey and 'l‘ur as a throat and lung mautler 0f the.
LAUNCHING or couuacricurf‘
Lieutenant Frederic A. llartictt.c01n-
ori lnatedi .
g Third Division of the
Chicago,
remedy. and on account of the grout State Naval Militia. in Bridgeport. has
merit and popummy 0f Foley 5 Honey received an invitation to the launching
and TM muny imitations are offered of the battleship Connecticut at the
for the genuine.
Ask for Foley'3119 Brooklyn Nuvy Yard, September 29.
Honey and 'l‘ur and refugp any substl- {Thmt‘ was some. talk of the naval mil
tuic offered as no other pIcpnIutlonI l tile 5 taking a trip 10 the launching l0
will give the same satisfaction.
mildly- laxative
it ‘5 'participnte in the ceremony, but owing
it contains no tip-ill) the luck of room at the navy yard
bites and is safest for children and ’ ”'18 M?“ W1“ probably be given "1’ and
drill ate pcI sons.
tcr’s
11va if a woman thinks bet husband-
wine
(lent.
For sale at riuis- , only the officers of the militia. will at-
or, thnd .
LADIES.
“alarming“
drug store,
on. LafRAIIGO'l
COMPOUND.“
him 25 cent
“Nit.,l.uinancol. romaine-.19..
she dousni consider [‘11 word sutli I
E: Hakim 9.33:: 'Qih?‘ $.nfilgmmma| figs #406; 9e;
in. use for over 30 years. has borne the signature of
and Quays feverishmss .9911; cores 1)
‘ and has been m’adoundcr his per-
9M4 sonnlsupervision since. its infinity.
9 . 9 Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Connections, Invitations and “JIIst-ns-good” are but
mils thh't trifle With and endungcr the health of
infants and Children—Experience against Expetjbncn‘t.
”1"“. .I. 1.1,“?! t.‘.9""“
What Is CASTORIA
Castes-Is- Is at two... lubgtttntb for Castor dd.- Paro-
gorlc, Drops and soothini; fiyfinps. It is Plé‘aianfi It , ‘ l
contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. no age is its guarantee. It annoys firms
,IoI-r‘mo and wind
00116. It: relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipotip" n
rind Flatoloiioy. It: assimilates the immummh o
stomach and Bowen. gins; healthy and neural Iioop.
The Children's Penman—Tho Mdthoi-‘i 151161111.
19‘ RE"; 5?? .9‘“ 'a ("£440
a
9% bellied mum»-
IOATB BUILT IY SAVAGEI. ‘
South 8" IslandIrI Experts In Con
Itructing Vessels.
In the Marshall group of islsudu
‘.n the south sous is a little tall oi
coral known as Likiob atoll.
About It) years ago a Portuguese
antler was lauded there from a Whulv
In: Hilip.
Soon he married the danish!" ill 11 "
chief and became a trader. After
many years an American cuptIln via-
tied the islands during a trhding my
ago in the south sour. and when hit!
vcsxui shortly ilitcrwuul became un-
scuworthy lie set to work on the bench
to build I pow. 01119.9 .9
The Portuguese whnlors two sons
helped him and learned ll great deal
about the operation. The. isluud bud
flue hard wood on it, just the kind of
timber that shipbuildcrs vuluc, bl"
cause it will not rot or watcrlog rnsth
lly. The captain at last succeeded
in finishing a good Iii-ton schooner
and sailed ‘awsy in her.
Before long the two boys had boo
gun to teach the natives something
of what they had picked up, and soon.
instead of the primitive canoes and
dugouts that the Marshall isiImIlerJ
had been using for centuries, the folk
of the Likicb atoll began to build
canoes mode of carefully fashioned
timber and pinned together with
rivets.
Now there is a real shipyard on
this little speck lost in the wide P119
ciiic. A high roof under the palmt
on the beach greets the mariner. and
when he lands he sees vessels 0:1
stocks. modern tools lying around and
Ct'l'ryiiTlilg looking just as it does in
a shipyard anywhere on the American
coast; only instead of workmen in
overalls he. sees dark natives with
hardly any clothing.
If a. chief wants a schooner of~
say, 12 tons. built for him, they chargu
him $1,000 for it: but if a poorer per-
son wants thc same kind of a vessel
they will charge many hundred 9dol9
lurs less. They do it"s quite openly,
and explain it by laying that the
chief. being rich, can afford to [my
more than a poor person can for U1"
sumo t11111g.—~W11shingion Post.
Fashion Cure for Embonpoint.
If you know a lady, or, for that
matter, a gentleman, whose compo-
sure and pleasure in life has been
seriously disturbed by what is some-
times euphcmisticaily tcrmer “a ten
dency to embonpoint.." advise her, ll
she has not already discovered it for
herself, that the fashionable cure of
this season consists in using the
breath—winding skipping rope. OI
course. most adipose people, like the
rust of us, hin'c already had a certain
amount of practice in literary skip-
ping: it.wu5 for this that popular
novels and "human Interest" "editor
11113 were invented. But the excreted
thus obtained is, as a rule, somewhat
less violent. somewhat more seden9
tary than that. afforded by a. rope and
a. shady spot in the back yard. Per-
haps this skipping mania is only ti
passing fail, for. truthfully, it is a loss
ekclting sport than golf or caucclngu
yet while it lasts it is an excellent
thing for people who insist on good
form to try on.—-Boston Transcript.
Black Skin and Sun Protection:
0n the bare arm paint a broad
line in Indian ink and expose the arml
to the strong sunshine. A.sliglit ln-
flammation sets in on the unptotcctv
ed skin, but not under the black paint,
which exciurilias the light rays (but. of
course. not the heat rays).
Some days after the skin is darker
(sunburned). except where the lndian
ink was painted, whore lS‘a white
line in the skin. Exposing the arm
again. the inflammation sets in only
in the white line.
The brown pigment caused by the
Inn (sunburncd) at the first exposure
protects the skin against the choml-
cal rays. Therefore sre'hegroes black,
and travelers of white skin may pro-
tect themselves in the tropics from
the sun by black or red pai.nt —_-—Lon-
don News.
Jewel: in the Sultan‘s Treasury.
A correspondent writing from Corn
stantluopie to a Paris journal claims,
as the result of personal inspection,
to give details of the collection of
jewels in the sultan's treasury. (The
turbans of 8.11 the sultans since Ma-
9 hornet 11. are there. all glittering with
large gems of the purest water. There
are also the royal throne of Persia,
carried 01! by the Turks in 1511 and
covered with more than 20, 000 rubies,
emeralds and fine pearls, and also
the throne of Suleiman 1., from the
dome of which there hangs over the
head of the chiiph an emerald six
Iinches’ long aha four inches deep.
These two thrones are the chief ob-
jects of the collection. :
Deepelt Part of the Ocean.
The deepest sounding ever msde
by anywessel was bythe (18.81111)
, Nero, while on the" flonolulu- Manila
c‘ohlo survey, with ippsretus borrow-
ed from the Alshsstrozis. wm near
Guam the New not 5269 fathoms, or
. 31,614 feet only 66 feet less than six
miles if. Mount. Everest,.the highest
mountain on earth were set down in
this hole. it would hove above its sum;
wit a depth of 261! feet, or poorly belt
I 5 mile of water.
.
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The but of An lei-rid.
The lslsini of Norstrand, the only
portion of once Iortile North Fries-
land high is In yet umclaimod. ll
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m...”
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