FREE FROi‘l ALUi'l, Lii'lE.OR PnospnA'nc ACID 'k'k * * Alum baking powders are unhealthful. under any circumstances So detrimental are alum baking powders considered, that In most foreign countries their sale is prohibited. - this country the law compels alum powders to be branded to show that they contain this dangerous acid, while to the District of Columbia, Congress has ***** Absolutely Pure .11 crisps CREAM 01: TARTAR BAKING POWDER It makes the ‘most' delicious and healthful hot breads, biscuit-“and cake 41 prohibited the sale of all food that contains alum. Alum baking powders are sold to consumers at from [0 cents a pound , to 2 5 ounces for 25 cents, or 25 cents, a pound, and when not branded may generally be distinguished by their price. i i * Do not use them for raising food *** In many States in ', A DOUBLE WEDDING.‘ Will Take Place in Wilton, Oct. 18th. Mrs. Charles ilclden White has is- titled invitations to the untrrlage of her daughters. Katherine to George 1 Frederick Betta of Norwaik, and Edith to Horace Raymond Nash of South 2 Not-walk, on the evening of Wednes- dt)’, October; lliih. ni ii o'clock iii St. Matthew's church. Wilton. This is the 1 first double wedding to be soicmnizod in St. Matthew's, and promises to be .an exceptionally pretty ceremony. The oniciating clergyman will be Rev. Charles Marvin Holden of inneva, Switserlan‘ds for Miss Katherine. and the rector Rev. William E. “poker, for Miss Editip, Miss Winnltred While, the brides‘ titer Will be the maid of W. Dr.- “Davenport While. iht1 brides brother. will olilciatc( as best man for Mr Bolts. and l)1.i1ving WWI, of Now York. for Mi'. Nash The bridesmaids will he Miss Maud (,‘. ,hsmbort or Washington. 11. 1‘. Miss Mary P. Alice, of Brooklyn. Mina ilo tothy Ryder of llanbniy, and Miss Ethel Van Vliei tire-cps of New York. The ushers will be Messrs. Oliver , Jackson anti ianlrand Raymond, or Nor Walk, Dr. William ii Aline, of i’irook in n. Hnnford H Wood. Russell i111 in Greene and l‘harlca Jones (11:- "den. ofN th York: Prank Nash. oi 51111111 Norwnlk. and idly M. 'i‘. Ryder. 02 New Haven. A reception to rain “You and tr few intimate friends will Miss BERTHA vii. scov—sua. _ PRISED. 'i‘ucaday evening a. merry party of young pcoplt1 gathered on the corner of North Main and Ann streets with lots of goalies to out at ihe surprise which was tendered at the. home of Miss Hertha Van Scov. At eight o'clock, Miss Florence Van t-lcoy met the merry ones anti escorted them to her home. on Wont avenue. (lattice were played throughout the evening. and 11 number of piano selections were rendered by the Misses licrlha and Florence Van Sony. Emma Schmidt. and Jessie Myers and Mr. George Vellc. Those present were: Misses Minnie Sclby, .iesslt- Slauson. May Meeker. Enuna Schmidt. ilalsy Slan' son. Margaret Leonard. Mabel Solkor. Florence Saunders. Clara Hoyt. Kath urine immard. Ethel 'l‘ulhill. Clara Kreamer, billion Flynn, Fannie Finlu-rly. Sarah liurns, t‘arrie Northrup, Edna lirnsb. Pearl V1111 Buoy. Nl‘llil‘ Myers. ltin Krcalncr, ilcrtha Van Scoy. Ada Hazard. Florence Van i-icoy. .lessie My- ers, Winnie iirlito, idn Northrup, and Ethel "onion. Messrs. iicl't li‘el‘itltson, Fred Smith. Fred Van Bt'uy. (‘linl'lio i-ltnilh. Edward Merritt. heater ilob- erts. .iohn iiisbrow, llicbard Hazard. Woman Stabtdl. Arthur (fancy. Umrac V11li11..iol1a and William tlruou. llannh- ill .ioim. it‘loyd Collin. Dick ribonucl- lnhn itrown. Percy Adams Walter liyait, lloward ulflliflfltlli, dud 8am ‘ ‘ follow at the bridca' home Miller A line supper was served TILIPHONI CALI. 3221-4. and allct a few more piand selct tions the merry makers all bid Miss liertha 1:001] nit-.ht 11nd they all had 11 delight- ful time. FLOATING POOL ROOM FINED. Owner to Pay 0500 Because He Failed to Register Transfer. CHICAGO. October 6.»—A line of $500 was imposed yesterday upon the floating pool room, the steamer City of ’l‘ruvorse. by William Penn Nixon. col~ ieclor oi‘ tilt1 port. because of the fall- 11111 of the owners to register a trans for of the vessel from Captain Stephen Jones to Harry Perry. The line was paid under proleai. ’l‘ho imposition oi the line gave rise to a report that the llcenaoof the boat had been taken away, but Collector Nixon declared last night, that such was not the case. “i know of no grounds tor the rave cation of the license of the boat." dc- i‘illi'i'tl Mr. Nixon last night. "Until all the legal steps have been compiled with the boat will not be allowed to make any hips. but they will undoubi why be i. lkon Hutton-ow. and i expet'l that the boat will be ahli1 to make trips in the afternoon. ” RECENT ARRIVALO OF V2381“. NEW YORK. Oct, ii ~1‘ho Etitirlil. from l.lV1rpooi and Quennainwn is re- ported as having been in communica- iion by wireless with the station at liable island at ii p. m. 11.11. when lull :nlics 1111111 or Nantucket hi blshin. ran-a earns omen women anon. Mil" lat Proprietor. FRIDAY. OCT. 6. 19115. . Miniature Almanac tor Tomorrow. Sun rises 5 :57; sets 5:24. 111.! High tide 6 :38 a. 111.;6156 p.111. (VININfl, “MIN”. TILIPHONI H «Crouch Office. NOMIN- 12-2 ~Editorisi Room. 02-6 ~Iuslness Ollios. 14—12 -Iditor'o Bos‘donos. ‘ .. MASONIO DIRECTORY. Old Well Lodge, No. 106, F. a A. M. Moots in Donovan 1110611, 188 Wash- ington 8t... lat and 3d Tuesdays at each montthuly and A113. excepted wat 8 o'clock. All Master Masons cordially invited Charles F. Mills. W M. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec Butler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. M. Meets in Donovan block 138 Wash- ington St, 21! and ith Tuesdays of each month ~Juiy and Aug. excepted ~at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Me- sons cuidiaily invited. Thaddeus Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Soc. Ophir Chap. No.52 Order Eastern Star Meets in honovan block, 188 Wash- ington 81., 2d and 4th Fridays at each month—Jbiy and Aug. excepted—at. 7:45 o'clock. All members or O. E. S. cordially invited. Miss Nona A. Rowland. W.M. Miss ida Sharer, Soc. MR. wmcnss'rsnts APPOlNT- , 'MENT. Albert E. Winchester, superinten- dent of the South Norwaik Municipal Electric Works, who is a member of the National Civic Federation. was greatly surprised as well as pleased, while in attendance at the session in New York, yesterday, to hear his name read as a member of the committee of twenty-one influential men of the coun. try, appointed to investigate the. tuna- icipal. ownership question in this find. foreign lands. There is unlimited capital behind the organization, which has been instrumental in settling sev- eral diilieulties between capital and la« bar. and is destined to promote a bet- ter fueling between these bodies. Mr. Winchester is one 01‘ the best informed and practical mcn interested in man- icipal ownership in the country today, anti South Nurwalk is highly honored in his selection on so important a. com- mittee. He will probably secure an exlcndeti leave. of absence from! his duties during the investigations of the civic committee. A story is current in Berlin at. the expense of an American politician who was recently received in audience by the emperor. «(his representative or the United States in drawing up the usual request for an audience describ- ed himself as i'lerman-American." imagining thattfuch a designation would be planning to the emperor. This. howowr, was not. the case. The kaiser instructed that the request be returned with 11 message as follows: "lila imperial majesty the emperor recognizes and appreciates highly a German or an American, but such a thing as a ‘(icrman-American,’ accord- ing to the imperial view, does not ex- ist. li‘, therefore. you will make your application either as an American or as a German it will doubtless he grant- ed." in the lecture before lhc Royal institute of hondon, an English scien- tist showcda new exact way of timing the boiling of eggs. The egg was sita- pendetl from the beam of a pair of scales and dipped I11 a pan of boiling water. The sand front a hour glass trickled into the scale which hung front the other end of the beam until the egg was cooked. Then hte weight of the sand lifted the ass out ol’ the saucepan and rang an electric boll. Justin Mc..arthy slya that his three objects in tile have been attained. They were: To write books, to bc a member of parliament and to live in London. And yet he doesn't report that he is entirely happy. FAOHIONO. Fried oyaicra are rich outing. but ii‘lvy make 11 delicious midday lunch 1i ch. Ctabs u in Newburg are Just the thing for Bunday night supper accom- panied by itiliilti light vegetable and cake and coffee. 'i‘lu1 new waist deslmis would indi- cats that berths: of loan or embroid- ary ware to be a girlish fashion. an very catctui to sac that the green tomatoes you bay for picklinn GENTS' U NDERWEA R. Two cases Men's Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, Egyptian color. This garment is worth 590. Two cases are all we could get. While they last, 50c. One case Men's Egyptian Color, Jersey Ribbed Shirts and Draw- ers, 50c. ‘ 1 Extra Size Underwear. Only one case in Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. vest long or short sleeves, only 250. —._~_ -- BOYS’ PANTS. One lot, Boys' Heavy Pants. worth title, only 25c. Boys' Pants in blue and black. also lino iincof mixtures. worth 751:. only We. -—-——___.____. CASHMERE GLOVE81 Plaid Lined Cashmere Gloves, bought long before the great ad vance in price of wool. bargain at 25c.’ o A great HOUBEKEEPING LINENB. Huck Towels, red border. 17 x 34, considered god value at “We. Special, 91: each. ‘ many places at 22c yd. this sale, 14c yd. Special 72 inch 55 Bleached Table Dam- ask, neat designs and good tine quality. worth the yd. 310 yd. Checked Linen Glass Towcling. 16 inches wide, worth Sc, 5c yd. ' Full Bed Size 11-4 Wool Blank- ets, with red and blue borders, good value at $4.50. Special this sale. 83.19. New Rugs, just opened, the prettiest patterns you ever saw have purchased direct from the manufacturer. . wood as an? all, powder. so pieces White 11111111. Linen. 1111 '- price, We Inches wide, very line quality, sold, and prices most reasonable, as we . , 7011.511 1111111161.“. 6 ounce bottle Violet. Witch Ha- zel, 260 quality. Special 150. Freeman Taicum Powder. as Our Absorbent Cotton, sterilized, as- eptle‘box. 10c; """ V. ’ Toilet Disintectlne; 1.801111 for bath and shampoo. 101:. Bender's Tar Soap, regularly 251:, at. 150. I _ Colgate’s Tar Soap, regularly 15c, 10c. Genuine Cosmo Butter Milk Soap. box 200. cake 7c. SPECIALS FROM m: HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS OE- PARTMENT. 8 qt. Enamel Preserving Kettle, regular price, 490. Sale. 39c 1 qt. Tea or Coffee Pots, value 29c at 23c 10 qt. Bread‘Raisers, value 59c, now 49c. Clothes Wringers, 10 in. rolls, value $2.25, at $1.75. Biaseil‘s Carpet Sweeper, war- ranted for one year. Value $2.00. Saturday, 31.09. Just for tomorrow and Monday wt. want to keep things humming .fil-our Reallyvttchnr [Militlrtmenh and this, is the way, and the only—— The very newest Walsts, just. out of the boxes and distinctly new models. made in a variety cl pretty effects with embroidery Four Big Waist Specials. fronts, box piaitcd and tucked. also lace and insertion trimmed. All sizes in every style, and the prices for these two days at a third less than regular worth. 50c Waiats for 3911. $1.50 Waists for “.00. 2.25 and 82.50 Waists for $1.50. $3.00 and $3.50 Waists for 82.0.0. passe oooos Foa snruaonn SHOPPERS. 36 inch All Wool Sailings, regu- lar price 60, 29c. 24 inch Black All Silk Sarah. regular 25c, 39c. ' Black Sateen Petticoats. regu- m 'iricee 11.110 and 11.25, 75c. Black and Colored All Silk Pet~ ticoals, value $5.00, at $3.98. Demonstration, of “ nnette” Corsets all day Saturday READ THIS. Bargaiulnsl 111 Economical Hausileepers Tomorrow should be a busy day for us, if the thrifty housewife will sit up and take notice how cheap we are going to sell the Best Groceries obtainable, morrow—Saturday. The First Bargain Feast to Delicious California Home, cut to Nice, sweet, tender meat. 6 1-20 per pound The Second Bargain Feast is 80 Pink Discount Stamps with 1 lb. Best No. 1 Tea. at 50c Just think of such an offer as this! 1 J ova. Cofi‘ee, The Third Bargain Feast is 25 Pink Discount stamps with 1 lb. Mocha. and O O I O n e a You can't beat the flavor of this Coffee. no matter what you pay. Here is a Bunch of. Bargain Emits: 300 11' l , , 11 t 1,, the will Quaker Oats. per 11km, So 1 Gene Campbell's Ioup, 25o Large Pkg. Groin-o. 23o . liviniigyl, m“ [m ed a a y Pulled Rios, per 11119., In Waiter Isksr’s doses. can. 18o I'okmnn's pm”... Chocolate Do not trim your nkirln too heavily; 'II'O'.". p.1- pk." Io Mature” [and MI. “n, 0”“. 15° 5 in" "10 "1111111511! 11111on 0“ "“1 W‘ Grand-Ma's m can mar. p11... In to. seal. Iohoonsr lining, ice. lest threaded counsel, it». i“ - g . m, 111111 ”m ”woman "m more Purina Pancake Floor, 9119., to lost Laundry “in”. 2 lbs. Io . . ‘ wouldo 1,... no "on, or medium length Mlflhmeliow Dnlntios. pkg» to 3 lbs. loot Lunch Milk Crackers, 28s 1 "It Pottljehno ”0‘1 2“ . worn this season so much has been Five O'Oisok Toss, 11km. . to lost dinner or Lemon loops. "1.. lo Apnea (the iron food). pkg” 14o 1' :gldvenbml“ glistefihm' 22‘3”?ng Noble’s Pop est-n. 9119., lo Ilue Label or Gold nook Oat-up. Immune or Sun Posts. can. so . . r on n 11. . 1 thililOzfl we ttequentiy and one at .isii-o snd'l‘rthu. pita" so bottle, Ice Largo Jar Nova Joana: latter. 2011 medium length. but it is not as be- 11 is. Can Inked loans, to 2 lbs. Pansy blind cakes. 36o Royal Isking Powder,/. lb. can. 21o You will find in our 11th all the popular favors. They n. a, coming as the others. 7 Cakes 011m or Asian loss. tool Lorne Pkg. Posium Count. 2011 1 lb. can ciamé‘cnowdor. 1 in Perhaps the second best irimminl for a cloth costume of dark color is block A trimming of self color would be considered first. The long Empire evening coal seams to be the most popular of all events wraps. it is certainly very genera iy becoming. "McCall 11 Mussolini" says that from Paris comes the mandate tor large rope and chain necklace. such as were worn in the middle of last cen- tury. ’t‘he buyer at osdenaixe neck chains orders are and various stones for them. while 11111111 are satisfied with Venetian glass beads. less cost- iv 11111111111111 are. mile at carnelian gar tints. polished Collusion“ maria s. not bar. coral. inptsisstill. “atom: and Jet. Pendants, b slots are also 111111.111 ' peclaliy adapted for luncheon: and various social gatherings. 181.00 250 Co. 418 We ask you to call and see us and look over the very line line at 31111211111. and we would like you to take home with you a sample of these Biscuits, which we will give away to advertise this line. 20 pounds Boat. Fine Granulated Sugar for ,." Delicious Elgin Creamery Butter, per pound The New York (laser can seem 111111111 on rat 111cc“ Remember, we are headquarters for good things to out in every department at our business. Chas. 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