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,. OCTOBER. .9". 1906.
Almanac: for Tomorrow
film ”to 5 :06.
“63 1.111.; was p.m.
NO IINTINEI. TILIPHONI
who no. emu. Nerwellt.
.1. “WATT”. 3mm. .
Itor'e lie-idem
Made in New York
HERE’S nothing so shoddywnothing
so unpleusa t——nothing so wholly
worthless, as Imitation.
‘ New York Style' 13 Real St’ilife’
ear Alfred
' ltAeoNlo nlnecronv.
election of the Intern Iur will
old .e whlet part In the banquet
min. Mannie Hal, Friday e‘venlna.
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TO OUR ADVERTISERS
. In view of the large volume of
dyertising we are called upon to
Lrint Fridays, we are obli ed to
.Ii'qhest, to insure insertion on that
”hand the necessary attention
0 Composition, that the advertis-
rs desiring change of advertise-
merits, hand In their copy as early
in the week as possible: at all
events, not later than Thursday
morning. This request is made as
5much in the interest of the adver—
tisers as ourselves, for it can be
:l'eadily understood and appreciat-
pad that copy received early in the
.week can be given more time and
attention than when received on
‘ he day of insertion. III the future
it will be absolutely impossible
for us to guarantee change of
advertisements received as late as
iFriday morning. If our adver-
‘ jiisers will read and, ill the future,
act upon this request, it will ll'i‘
sure them much better service in
every respect.
v
The talk is that the “beauty doctor"
has begun to discover a demand for her
services of a new kind. Female elu-
pioyees—sueh as shop girls. milliners,
. dressmnkers and those in other situa«
tion—try to retain as much as posi-
ble a bright look of youth, from no
ooquettish desire to preserve their
good looks, but simply under the grim
pressure of otherwise inevitable loss
of employment.
FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLES.
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A correct position for sewing Is as
Jlipential as for every other employ-
crook
I nt; but how many women
“allot backs and cross their knees,
doubling themselves up over their
work In the most strained and uncom-
Iortuble positions, positively detri-
mental to health. and resulting in
greatly fatigued bodies after a few
hour's work. Right now is a good
time to start an individual reform.
. One of the kimono-like wraps that
. ‘ are having so .wirc It vogue this season
is very appropriately embellished with
JIpIneIe embroidery.
The white tucked chemisellu worn
with the plaid silk waist may he of
ballet», silk or lace with cqnnlly good
elfect. Bands of plain color outlin-
» Inc the neck opening and forming cuffs
fluid: such a waist nicely.
Soft tan crowns of velvoi In a con-
tmting allude are very offcctlve for
the hue whose wide smoothly-covcrred
brim- undulato lll becoming curves
shove the face
' If your auto coat has Pcrslun or
fiblo collar. face the brim of your tur-
:, but with the same fur if you would be
finite chic.
‘ White or black ostrich plumcn,
though the first coat is not email. are
about In good an investment as it is
mulblo to make ill mllllncrv fol "my
my be curled and cleaned counllnau
. “1080.000 with reasonable (are they
,tvill I—t nluv seasons,
Minced ham or chicken. moistened
Vith thick while much and put into
‘ I00000d out rolls which are smeared
with cream and not ill the oven Ilnlil
heated through make a good luncheon
a.» supper dish.
Ono of the accepted modes of skirt
trimming in the irregular hand of not
our the bottom dyed the color of the
mo and embellished with cloth np-
. . pliquu. Band» of other material» are
“' need. he cloth on velvet or velvet on
‘ ‘ thin materials. but the newest. and
smartest are those of not.
A doecn nnpkinn mnbroldorod with
tho Initial of the bride in not It. now
In wedding Infill. in it? lint a
new Idea in this connection in tho
mud in tiny lotion of the initials
giver. just below the large motto
of the bride to be.
Muir. pills" to be swallowed on
gill-Inn are presentod in guest: when
2 filling their limit-Ila good night or
WI Hallow on party. “Table Talk"
lives the following directions for
making them, motltiunitm that Inn on
tin late of the bailout will appear
Ill dream that are mun to follow the
are. A whole autumn. urntcd u
up of mini It and It pint of chest
m are put t rough tho meat zrlndcr
then mixed with butter and rol-
Illto bills the also of a pm.
FIN!
“in”, Liquor: and (liner:
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{Tenants narrate.
Proprietor.
1’0“,me III
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i drama.
Benjamin &. Co.
Clothes—~the best
lift 9 ‘
(”mm Clothes that can
be madewand On have the satisfaction of
13 your e othes are Real Style-New
York tyle—-—not mere copiesmimz'tations.
Correct Clothes for Men
Exclusive Agent for The Norwalks,
JOSEPH DAVIS,
Clothier, Tailor, Furnisher, Hatter.
85 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
COLLEGE WIDOW.
Tile second act of “The College WI-
.dow" whilh will come to lloyt' s 'l‘a-hc
ire tonight will be viewed with keen
Interest by every graduate of a frcslr
water college it shows the gymnas-
um on the occasion of a faculty re
ception to the students. The boys
enter ill line to shake hands with the
president and his daughter, all tugging
at their collars. cuffs and crnvuts as
they draw near the retelling purl).
About every other one Is in evening
dl';ess the others have made some cf‘
fort to overcome the. handicap of not
having such apparel. The question of
owning a "full dross stilt” is a vital
ollc ill the small college,
SATURDAY NIGHT'S ATTRACTION
Next Saturday! attraction at lioyt's
Theatre will be the powerful lnclo
"Gypsy Jack."
...... ..-. .........u.+.........._..._.....,...
Tiller hpeual in Text Week
SPECIAL NO. i—-Men's line black, all worsted Suits, latest styles, single
or double breasted, worth 810; next week ............... . ....... $7.50
SPECIAL NO. 2~Men‘s line Winter Overconls, black and grey, long and
medium, worth 810; next week ................. .O7.5O
SPECIAL NO.-3—Boyll' double breasted Sultan to 15 years. worth 83. 50;
next week .............................................
D. Gottliébm
MEN'S SHOES AN D FURNISHINGS.
11 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Weeks Specials
It is a typical melodrama, the hero
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ........................................... bag. 63c
VOLUNTEER FLOUR ................................ ....... bag, 550
3 CANS CLOVER BRAND MILK ..................................... . 250
3 PACKAGES QUAKER OATS ........................................ 250
2 PACKAGES H 0 FORCE ............................... . ..... 250
3 PACKAGES ZEST ....................................... ...... 250
2 PACKAGES CREAM WHEAT ............................ .3........ 250
‘ 3 PACKAGEO NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT ................. . ........ .‘ 25¢
‘ 7 BARS OZONE SOAP ................................ ............ 250
3 PACKAGES PAWNEE'OATS ............................... ... ...... 250
A St UL
22 COTTAGE AVE.
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Phone 2236.
Plum
Sheet Music
for Saturday
lit a Capu
I Don‘t Know Where l'm Going, but
i‘m on My Way.
(‘ollecn Dawn.
I've Said My last Farewell.
Won‘t. You Come Over to My House.
A Little hunch For Two,
Kopo on the Sunny Side.
Somewhere.
Waltz Me Around Again. Willie.
The Stars, the Stripes. am! Your
Daddy's Little Girl,
Come and hear them played by Pr oi.
o'clock.
W. A. Briggerman
MUSIC STORE.
EAST NORWALK.
w. ..-.E
being It (lpyay youth charged with
poaching on the preserve» of his own
father, the repented! Baronet with It
and past. Von Konzic, all uetor of
much worth heads the cunt, and the
company supporting lllln is sold to be
all that could he desired. A popular
prim-d matinee will be given.
SOME FAMOUS LOCALITIER.
Any person living lll New York. or
who has visited the great metropolis
for any length of lime, ennot full to
be Impressed with the sharp contrasts
of life and architectural features that
am- noon ill no other city. The grant
Bartholdl uiutue, with tie gleaming
light, lookll down upon the vIlont ito~
Vols ill the slums. and the famous
lilll‘it‘lll Bridle. a marvel of beauty
and engineering skill. spans rlckcrly
docks and water front debris, with
here and there a rotting old ennui
bout moored to tho slimy splice.
Such Ill'ent‘u ttll those are rcullniicni.
ly shown in the production of "New
York Day by Day," which transforms
the Illllnlc Ilium» into ”in panorama of
life ill tho Krill" city, where II” that
in held and WHI‘IIi. highcnl and lowest
lllli‘t‘ltl lllld vlloui Intuition In the over»
Ilulnginn willll of “NIH“ Ill 0
l..II You have Me In December as
You Do In May?
Goodbye. Sweetheart. Goodbye.
l‘lll tip in the Air About Mary.
flood Uld U. S. A_
lNS’l‘. NUMBERS.
Shoulder Arms.
aniu Lent Rug.
Motor March.
(‘ollcgo Life.
llrounl of Pearls,
Saturday evening,
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Clone, 7:46
DONOVAN BLOCK.132 WASHINGTON ST.
AGENT FOR CRESCENT LAUNDRY
”I“
Cali ans-4.
NEW GOODS.
The Elite Canned Goods are the finest goods packed in the world. They are commencing
to arrive almost (itlliy. and we can Iupply your table with a full assortment of than high grade, pure.
wholesome goods. They may cost a trifle more but the quality and the full weight pack malice them
in the end the cheapest.
We will have more than our usual stock of pure fruits, Jams and Jellies. all new goode. to
ollcr to the trade In a few days. We submit our goods to the most rigid test for purity and guan-
nntee every article absolutely as marked or represented.
New Figs just arrived. New Pancake Flour. Maple Syrup. New Honey. .
It you want to know what real fmh made Butter it. well come here. We’ll shod! you to your
satisfaction. We can tickle your palate and stimulate your nerves with our delicious Coll'eee and
Teas.
NEWPORT SAUSAGES-«wit you want eomcthlng for the Sunday morning breakfast that’e
delicious, phone or send us your order for Newport Samuel.
Charles E. Seymour,
a
e
Tomorrow at THE BOSTON STORE
Especially so in Our
ladies’ Ready-lulled Department.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats. Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits.
Ladies, Separate Skirts and Waists.
al es Imme s
WOMEN'S SUITS. WOMEN'S TOURIST COATS.
Made of plain clothe or mannieh The newest models, plannish mix-
mixtures two styles of coats and lures. $8.50 value.
pleated skirts. ‘2030 value. Tomormw’ .538.
Tomorrow, 012.50,
TOURIST COATS.
Semi~tltted Tourist Coats, all wool
Plalds, newest button trimmed back.
Value $12.50.
Tomorrow, $7.50.
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WAISTS.
Madras, Nun's Velling and Brillian-
Itegulur $5. 00 tines, In white, blacks and plaids.
- Values up to $2 00
Tomorrow, 95c.
WOMEN'S BLACK COATS. SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Made of medium weight kersey Black, blue and fancy mixtures.
cloths, inlaid collar, braid trimmed, pleated styles, all new.
half lined. Regular $10.50 coat. value.
Tomorrow, $8.98. Tomorrow, $3.98.
Special.
BLACK ALL-WOOL SUITS, NE W MODELS. FOR STOUT FIGURES, SIZES 35, 37, 39, UP TO 43.
LAR PRICE, $25.00; FOR TOMORRO W. THE PRICE, $17.50.
A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR W OMEN REQUIRING AN EXTRA FUL L GARMENT AND HARD TO FIT.
HEGUv
BLANKETS. No. 60 Taefita Ribbon. in red. pink. Lndics' Linen Handkerchiefs, lace
There seems to be no limit to the blue. Regular 19c value. trimmed. 15“ value,
amount. of blankets we are showing. A‘ 9° YINL Al 9°'
Another case of our regular $2.50 spec-
Iul. WOOL DRESS GOODS. WOOL UNDERWEAR.
Tomorrow. $1.89. A splendid assortment. Prices A complete range of sizes, in natural
_. range from 25¢, to 32 50 per yard or white for men, women and child-
Sonic especially strong items at 39c,
ren. Even if you have already pur-
50c and 75c.
chased, allow us to show you our line,
SMALL WAREG‘ and you will be convinced that our
“l‘ln On" llgoks and Eyes, rust proof,
...—.... goods are superior to others at the
the strongest book made. Regular GLOVES- some prices.
price 10c. 2 Clasp Cashmere Fiecccd Lined
Tomorrow. 7c. Gloves, i" bluck, a 39“ value. lauiies‘ Natural Wool Shirts and
__ ~ At 25c. Pants. sizes Ilp to 46. $1.25 value.
._ $1.00.
l'flllf‘)’ Black Hose Supporters. Itegn- ., ....—
thshlnero Silk Lined Gloves, in .
lar 250 value. black, brown or gray. 75c value. Men s All Wool Shirts and Drawers,
Tomorrow, 90. all sizes. $1.75 value.
500.
At 81.50.
Crystal i-lal l’lns, good stnlllg pill l a . , Children's Natural Woo] Ribbed
the value. I i ( his“ MMMSh KM (.lotc‘s, in tho Vests and Pants. sizes 22 to 34.
populul tans. Our $1.26 BDLClfli. Price. 45c ‘ 756
7°- At 31.15. ' ° '
W —— — Y
"Hope" Nickel Plated suer Pins. TOILET ARTICLES. Womens m" quality “0°! Ribbed
Union Suits, hand finished $175 va-
Woodbury‘ s Facial Soap sold. "SC | lue.
At 81.50.
Satu rday. 17c. l
Basement Specials.
10 qt. Rotinned Dish Pans.
,lur 25c value,
At 18c.
Medium Size Japanned Coal
25c value.
15¢.
THE BOSTON STORE
Regular price be. I
Saturday, 2 Carde’ for 5c.
Re II-
Sllloltolesu on "caters 1906 model. 5
3
qt.
Enameled Coftve l’ois, usual
Regular value $3.50. price 350.
Hod.
Saturday, 82.75. Tomorrow. 25c.
Teas and Oofl'ees Tees and Coffees
Special Stamp Offers.
Buy for cash and get our Pink Discount Stamps free with each we purchase.
Note the ex«
tra stamps offered for tomorrow.
50 Discount Stamps with
I lb. Very Beet'l‘ee.
Delicious
25 Discount Stamps with
Ten and Coffees.
see I lb. Fancy Mo—Ka Cofiee ..
32c
40 Discount Stamps with 1 lb.
No. 2 Tea 40c
30 Discount Stu'npe with I lb.
No. 3 Tea 30c
20 Discount Stamps with % 1b
No.1 Tea .. .. 25c
no Discount Stamps with 1 lb
1 5 Discount Stamps with I lb
Java and Maracaibo Coffee 25c
10 Discount Stamps with I lb.
Beet Santos Coffee
dlltdlI-en
Mocha and Java Coffee .. 30c aoc
BUTTER,DeIicioueElgin Creemerylb 30c
POTATOES.Fancy GreenMountain Stock.pk. aoc
NEW CANNED GOODS. If You CEREALS.
Cm Colt BrendCom 25c Want the . unker Oats, pkg. 9c
lyJunePeemcen......loc BeetOoode area, 313::
2 Cone Gold Rock Succoteeb age on Earth Grape ate, 2 hp. 25c
New Canned Spinach. a cane ago Oct Toasted Corn rlspe, pkg. .. or
New Canned Tomatoes, can . Ioc Crown Aster Brand. 6 the. New Rolled 0st Mui . use
to DISCOUNT STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING:
I ikgcroknelfilznfglnek. . . . IOC to gtempo 3 lbs. Beet Full Head Rice .. use
3 " 'r " rec °" ‘ ’5“ roe I Large Bottle Salad Oil Inc
Pk De-Zert ell P With E: h ‘ "
I er‘.Jy°onc ‘ Su IrCuged %lb.PepperorMultard..
e 30“}. Biol ..loc malted I Daren Best Pickles 10c
1 lb. est Shredded account 18:: Shoulder. 3 lb. Can Beat Beets . . . . . lac
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TRADE ATT'THE STORES THAT BET THE PAGE." ‘
LEADING OBOCER.
sown allow“?
43
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
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NOWALE.
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scum nonwnnit. functions.
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