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"How did prohibition work itr your
on ntry?"
_" lrst t'aic, answered Colonel Silli-
Well. “The health of ,thc cotnrrtttttlty
41188 Improved. Since the accepted
remedy is not available tltere is not
hear so much chills gird fever."—
Washington Star. '
. Tackle
That’s fit for Fishing can he
found at
CHAS; E. news
‘ ‘112 wssmtvo'ron STREET.
'Phone 357.
THE WISE WOMAN GETS AN
1 M. E. Gas Heated ’
FLATIRON
Because it Saves Her
,,,’i‘ltire,Lalror and Money
WEIGHT 5 POUNDS.
A 83.00 GADHEATED FLAT IRON,
with six feet of Gas Hose and AsbestOs
Fire Proof Mat, FOR $1.50; Just one
halt the regular price.
Having placed a large order with
the manufacturers of this iron. we are.
enabled to make this extraordinary
offer. ,
Every Iron Is finely. finished and
nickel plated, Be sure and take ad-
» ‘ . vantage of this otter before supply is
orii'rhusted.
On Sale of Gas Office.
gonaedicut ,Cemp'any
THE NEW
more ,ncrqni
O r "com I epoclal Feature. Gss
ctr-lo Lights Throughout. Ev~
: , All Hosted ‘
.pa'rss REASONABLE.
mocked Csfs‘ tn Connection.
I’i line of Imported Atss,ylnctud~
moon Its-slourton's' and
as Stern. stinsys‘ on dhuuht.
sir tilt-entree:- on account. .,
detLrvs‘rt, combat. at
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NEW YORK WOMEN SUICIDE.
Both Jumped From Windows of Their
Homes.
NEW YORK. Sept. til—“Tito suicide
of two Wolllt‘ll by similar methods was
rtcotdcd hero today. Mrs. Mary Ann
leisch jumped front a second floor
window of her home In Seventh street
and sutfered injuries. from which she
«lied shortly afterward. Her son was
drowned abom two weeks ago.
Miss Lillian Reynolds, aged 50. for
many years usaistunt. matron at lllr
\Iesltth Home ill West Chester, hurled
herself from :t fourth floor window of
an apartment house in ICaat Seven
teenth street and was instantly killed.
For years Miss Reynolds had suffered
from nervous troubles,
DeWitt'a Kidney atrd llladdcr Pills
are. for weak backs. backacbcs. rbcu~
tnatic pains, inflammation of the hind-
:lcr amt ttli other annoyances due to
mark kidneys. They are sold by The.
(‘liti’ord Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ”
CRhIKSHANK TROPHY MATCH.
SEA (illt’l'. N. .l.. Sept. s.——'l‘hc fifth
day of the shooting tournament here
was opened today with the Cruikshank
trophy match. twelve teams competit-
lng. At the end of the first, of the
three, stages of the. match, the. United
States Marine (lorps' first team was
lit the lead. Other teams represent
the army, navy. national guard and na-
val militia.
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We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
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TEtEPl‘lONB soc.
Dawn mart motto.
irritant Director
and Embalrrror.
19 North Main 8t., South Not-walk
Residence, 3 Washington st.
Telephone at houeo, 693.
Telephone st office. 336-2.
TELEPHONE cithj. 720.
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(Gregory Boulovsod).
EAST. NOR‘WALK‘.‘
snore Binder: and ‘ no :
“£004.00? ,. *6 M. _
t. M. Layton a 80..
.iohnfiili'Sulltv 6‘ ‘ all
mom-nos.
11 WALLxh‘rtiss'r:
‘rtttsoffimrss tut .
, “risotto" cairn
ll'ev. 'E. l. brat“: Play It tis-
‘tenslbly Based on Case of
Ferdinand‘Esrle
d.”
l‘IllllGEPOR’I‘, Sept, 8.——’I‘he Rev.
Lruest .I. Craft. rcctor‘é't Christ Epis—
copal Church of this city. has written
a play called "Ills Affinity." and bat-r
ed. according to its author, on Ferdi-
nand I’inney Earle. who discarded his
wife for an ”affinity."
Mr. Craft. just finished his play in
time to read of the trouble that Earle
had with his “affinity" and his arrest
for beating her.
“'l‘ltis," said Mr. Craft, to a report.—
cr, "was tlrcflogical conclusion which
I foresaw at the start and wlricb I
show in my play. "l‘husc whom tied
Iratlt Joined together no roan cart pttt
asurrdcr.‘ They cannot do it them-
selves, anti no one cart do it for them
In “lib-r Attinliy” the principal char-
acters are Charles Ilrcnt. an artist; his
wife. Anna. and Marion Langley. the
“allinlty.” in tire opening scene. the
wife. complains of tho t-irittly veiled rt»
lotions between her husband and Mar-
ion Iarnglcy. and later lit the scene
Brent says:
"The trouble is that in most mar«
ridges the trran and woman are not at“:
titties. They do not discover It until
they are hound together by the in-
famous laws and customs of seeiety,
attd they go through 'cars, miserable,
unhappy, because the, do not, have the
courage, to defy society nml break the
chains. I willvlivo tny life as nature in-
tended. I will’ln‘tve tny soul‘s mate,
and no crew of cabling; fanatics will
keep the front hcr."
ilrent finally announces he hates the
word “affinity." arid the play .cnds
happily. "
Mr. (‘rnft discusses very l'ully ill the
play the ttilinity tltcory and strives to
show that the original marriage is the
only true marriage, by an immutable
law of (lod. and that the spiritual rein»
lions developed between husband and
wife ntnsl last forever. This theory.
argues Mr. Craft. is not alone inspired
by the'word ot' the llible, but is borne
otrt by his acquaintance of human life,
l-lo hopes to have his play presented
by a New, York manager. lit-for:- he
entered the rrrlrtistry Mr. Craft was a
Sirtkespcrinn reciter.
HOW TO GET STRONG.
P. J. Duty, of 1247 W. Congress BL.
Chicago. tells of a way to become
strong. He says: “My mother. who is
old and was very feeble. in deriving so
much benefit from Electric ititers that
i feel it's nry duty to tell those who
need a tonic and strengthening medt
.xltrc ubottt it. Itr nty mother‘s case a
marked gain in llesb has resulted. in
sotunitr has been ovct‘cotrrc. amt silo ls
steadily growing stronger." Electric
liittcrs quickly remedy stomach. liver
and kidney complaints. Sold under
guarantee at F. ii. Baxter's drug
store. 600. “
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SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARIEO.
COLUMBIA. S. (.‘... Sept. 8.-'l‘oduy.
the second state I'lomocratlc. primary
"lcciions were held Itt South Carolina
to select nominee for United States
senator and various state officials.
The candidates for the senate are Ex-
lovernor .lohn (lary Evans and E.
D. Smith. field agent of the Southern
(‘otton Association. .
Remind ”
MELVILLE E. MEAD 8t SON’S
INSURANCE
orrtcs Is now AT 148 can AVE-
NUE, NORWALK, CONN.
Prompt attention to orders reliably
executed. . ,
PHONE NO. 287.
Now, you; City Ofiice.‘10V0 William St.
to all. on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal proper”.
without removal. on their own prune1
without Indcrser. .
CALL AND SEE US.
independent Loan 8: Stic'urity Co.
Hsvlland Bldg. Washington at.
Office Open until 7 p. tn. Monday and
Saturday until 8:80.,
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Pittmlrltig‘ atltl‘ Steam.
eating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
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BTOVES AN .RANGEQ-
SLATE AND TI 'ROOFINO,.
on and sin fitting; on letuns.
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and, 1.. greenest.“
The JetteSSiPHhtelikiss
Gcmtianv
" rnonwsnk.
1- ..
. Real Estate
City, shore antl- Country Troperty.
Insurance
Fire. Life, Accident Liability.
Steamship Tickets;
Incorporstm
m
Now Discover}; cure. Emma and
Eradlcstes Minor stun Troubles
Overnight.
A few months ago the dispensers of
poslam, the new discovery for the cure
of eczema. decided to allow tlte drug-
gists of the country to handle it. Prev-
ious to that time It could only be ob»
mined direct front the laboratories.
Since this change In the method of
distribution, poslam has met with the
most phenomenal success of anything
introduced to the drug trade in till: last
30 years. All leading druggists. In:
eluding 'l‘ltc Clifford Pharmacy. Edw.
~W, Kelley. Jr.‘s, In South Norwalk. are
now carrying the special, tiOceut size
recently adopted. alsoftlre 32 Jar.
This great success is not surprising
when it is remembered that. in eczema
cases, poslam stops the itching with
first. application, proceeds to heal Imv
rtrcdiatcly and cure chronic cases lit
a few weeks. in rnitror skin troubles,
such as pimples, blackheads. acne.
herpes, hlotchcs, rash. etc. results
show after an overnight. application,
Experimental samples of poslam are
sent to anyone by nrall tree of charts".
by the Emergency lrtllltil'itltll'it'ti, 14::
West ’I‘wctrty~ttttlr Street, New York
City.
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FRENCH ARMY MANEUVRES.
Will Be the Most Important In the Na:
tipn's History.
‘I'ARIS. Sept. 8.—"i‘lte French army
tnancuvrcs, which hogan today ttr the
’I‘ourntno region, which forms the
Kl't‘fllflr part or the Department, of Irr-
tire-etvlarir'c, are considered the most
important since war play was inaugur-
atcd under the republic in 1891. As if
in response to the German maneuvres
now being held across the French
frontier, tho openingr positions of the
French armies will be somewhat unal-
ogous to the situation cxisttrlg on the
eve of the war of 1870. which brought
about the overthrow of Napoleon il.,
the cstabllslnuent of the third repub-
lic and Franco's loss of Alsace and the
German part of Isn't-altar.
'l‘lrc twu arntics pro commanded by
Generals Millet and ’l‘remcau. and
each is conmosed of two corps, horrid.
on special wireless telegraph and Me
tillUllt‘ systems and tricycle and balloon
brigades. The whole moneuvres are
under the sumpn-mo command of (leu-
eral laitCl‘tilx.
The foreign military attaches, in-
cluding Captain William S. Culgnard.
the American military attache itt Paris
and runny other foreign exports are
watching the. game with keen tutor“
est.
NEW YORK PRIMARX CONTESTS,
Struggle In Kings County May Mean
Downfall of Senator McCarren.
”" NEW YORK, Sept. ti.~~-’l‘ltc clriei
feature or the Republican primaries in
Greater New York today will be a 80-
called Hughes test. ltt all the election
districts of ten assembly districts In
Manhattan and two in Brooklyn. tbc
enrolled Wil'l‘H will be asked whether
or not. they favor the, re-nomittntion ol'
the governor.
Except for the struggle, in Kings
county which may mean the dowrrfuli
of Senator Mctiarren and the triumph
in that. borough of Charles I“. Murphy,
leader of Tammany Hall, there is lit-
tle of general interest. that .Is foreshad-
owed for the ltcmocrntic primaries
either in that county or this. but
Queens emtuty has a lively contest of
the former borough president. Joseph
(hint-tidy, to regain control] trorn Sher
iff llerhert 8. Harvey.
The polls will be open froth 3 o'-
clock this afternoon to it o‘clock this
evening.
Kodol will, ill a very short tithe, ctr-
able tbc stomach to do the work it
should do. and the work it should do
is to digest all the food you eat. it
makes the stomach sweet and it is
pleasant. to take. It Is sold here by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
MONEY PACKAGE MISSING.
Was In Care of Wells-Fargo Express
Company and Worth $50,000.
PORTLAND. (lrc., Sept. 8.-—-A pack-
age entrusted to the care. of the Wells-
Fargo Express (‘ompany at Salem.
Ore... by .i. it. Albert, president of the
Capital National llank of this city. cott-
raining jewelry, notes and other “1111‘
able papers representing over $50,000
is strangely missing. That. the pack
age reached Portland front Salem on
the Southern Pacific. train arriving
here at 11:30 o‘clock on the night. of
August 21. had been established bc-
yottd doubt. What became of It after
that hour will be Welcome news to
the express company. to Joseph Meyers
and Banker Albert. of Salem.
it is thought that the package was
taken from the Union licpot office
some time between 11:30 p. m., August
21,,9nd,_1:ao a. m.. August 22.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Service sud Outside Up to D to.
Rstos .2 per day and cows I.
Stock end General Inter-motion Ticker
Sunday nights, 75cts.
Horace E. Dana-8: Son,
45 Well at, Not-walk.
.lteal’ Estate and.
home.
We have several decided bmulnl
ln Income producing prOrty that
must“ tnmm- bi vita. with the mild
no. It some Monte. t'ovttr nomtk
Growth of the town.
'tIAIlit t It so“ Eng
, A all his tantra
'ilumorlst‘ witch of Life urns
—Qults Ftttii‘ Avenue for Ills
Connecticut Villa ‘
Mark Twain has forsaken New York
as a place of residence. and heuco~
forth will live at his .Itultan villa tn
llcddtng, Court. He will spend a few
dilys this week at No. 21 Fifth ave-
true, which has becit hill-home for
three years, and next Monday he will
back up tin,» {cw remaining household
chords and strip them to his Connecti-
cut hontc. ' >
Owing to his recent illness. Mr.
(‘lcmen's physicians ’ have advised
comparative test. They pointed "lit.
to the. humorist that the strain of at-
tending so many public functions, tilti-
tiers and the like, to which he is con»
stantly invited and always called ttpon
for a speech. ls too great for his
strength. Besides. wlrllo living in
New York he was always being inter-
rupted ltr his work by visits of old
friends and others.
The engagement of his daughter.
t‘lara, to Charles Work. of New York.
has been rumored. Mis‘ Clemens
has been traveling Irr Europe for
Hillilv months with a party of friends.
in the party is Mr. Wark.
Miss Clcnteus and her party are due
lrr New York Thursday on the Chronic.
Her father will go down from Reading
on Wedncsday to meet her.
The only furniture now remaining
in tho Fifth avenue house consists or
a stunt! table for visiting cards atrd
one or two chairs. There is one rug
on the parlor floor, and a few pictures
still hand on the walls. With these
scant furnishings, however; Miss Cletu-
ctts will give a reception itr her old
home on Saturday to her
friends. It is expected that at the re-
ccption her engagement to Mr. Work
will be announced. After his daugh-
tors marriage. a friend of Mr. Clem-
ens said yesterday, the novelist will be
virtually nitrite, and tilts. it was said,
influenced him strongly in deciding to
make Itcddlng his lrorttc throughout
the year.
The fiftlt avenue house has been
leased for five years by Dr. Robert .1.
Kuhn, a specialist or No. I [Bald Ninth
street, New York. Already rcnovatars
are at work. and a dozen carpenters
and other laborers are making exteri-
slve improvements. Mark Twain‘s ‘old
billiard roour. In which he has passed
many pleasant hours, Is to be the doc-
tor's consulting room. The top iioor,
where were the rrovellst‘s study. work-
room and “don," will be occupied by
the physician's servants. Matty other
'hangcs will h‘.‘ made itr thn house.
t was said that Mr. (‘lcmcns is going
to New York \‘t'ednesday principally
‘to have a look at the old place,"
CASTOR lA
For Infants and children.
the tint You titration Bought
Beats the Z i ‘
stamina!
TAFT'S SECOND TRY OUT.
Most of This Week's Speeches to be
From Rear of Train.
SANDUSKY. 0.. Sept. 8.~Williatu
H. Taft. as the ready campaigner. is
to be giv‘en his sccotrd “try out" today.
lie is to nitrite speeches from here to
Cincinnati. Most of his speeches will be
Item the rear platforms 'ot‘ his train
ttrd will present all shades of condiv
lions in oratorical “roughing it." ills
‘lrst. political speech will be at a rally
in the theatre here, although he will
rct his voice warmed up by an address
{0 the old soldier residents of Erie
‘ourrty Soldiers” Home.
Every phase of Mr. Taft's perfor—
mance todaywill be scrutinized close-
ly by the politicians. whose duty it is
to pass finally on his future assign-
ments in the campaign. and in this
fact ls said to lie the real Importance
of the day's work. Mr. Taft haspre
pared none of the speeches he will do-
llvcr today, his plan being to talk ex.
temporaueously of many of the issues.
Besides the speeches be Is to deliver
here. his itinerary. calls for addresses
tt ’I‘ifiu, Carey, Wharton. Forest, Belle-
t'ontatne. Urbano. Springfield. aDyton
and at such other steps on his line 0i
‘ravcl on the Big Four Road frotn here
to his ltonte city, as may be warranted
by the crowds presenting themselves.
O
—Everyhody’s friend—Dr. Thomas‘
dielectric Oil. Cures toothache. earache
tore throat. Heals cuts, bruises.
scalds. Stops any pain.
FRENCH-AMERICAN SOCIETIES.
HOLYOKE, Mass, Sept. 8.——Delc-
gates numbering between 300 and 400
persons, and representing the French.
American Societies in the eastern part
of the. country'and its far west as Chi-
cago. today participated in the formal
opening sessions of the fifth biennial
session of the union of-St'. John the
Baptist of America. The opening gee
sious considered the reports of com-
mittees and officers and other routine
business, and also planned to elect
ofilcers for the coming two years. May-
or Nathan P. Avery welcomed the as-
semblage to the city. The meetings
will continue through Thursday.
STOP THAT COLD ,
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Hal. is breaking up colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
10c. 25c,’50c mutton belles. 'l‘hr
Clifford, Baxter's and Plaistcr's. "
AND FROM A BISHOP. TOO.
A bishop of the Episcopal Church
lived all at: life unwed. A friend.
mentionedthat one of the states was
Imposlng a tax on bachelors. to be irr-
creased a certain ereentage every
ten years of bachelor odd. and added:
"Why. Bishop, at‘your age you would
have pay a hundred dollars a year."
“We 1." said the bishop quietly. "It's
tnarry '
‘ ' Bridgeport Advertiscniotttl .
The D.
street Wear?
their litrrlt.
method.
small price for so much chiffon.
pears in cheap treads.
lazuli is 85.00 to $6.00.
dice box.
the pocket if one desires.
lately clean and clear.
Sc
A.’ no
. o ..:
mason—cans 1‘0 FIGHT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 8.-_—-"hc
pugiltptic carnival of this week.
wherein, possession of the world’s
championships were yesterday at
stake, will have its climax tomorrow
‘et’ Calms, where “Battling Nelson will
defend this rightdo the lightweight
champlollship. and .Joe Gansj wilt en-
hoover-to regain the lauretsf lost! to the
Done in" their last. encounter. The
promoters or the match expect that
the receipts‘ will exceed the 813.30!)
taken in yesterday at the Attell~Moran
n ,y. Nelson last. night weighed it
t pctimrover 183‘ pounds and expects
to redtifim weight to that figure without
dtettn . can is exactly at weight.
Betttn‘ is 'bri It at: 10 to 66, with Net.
son the favorite.
worth it." '
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l
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,wromr rue.
'l‘hcse narrow tapes can be sewn neatly and
nasty to garments, amt it is fourrd to be a very satisfactory
Some new motor veils are oblong. an
be \chI wrapped up about the face and no k. like them. They
are two yards long and a yard wide. in most becoming shades of
shell pink, sky blue and pale lavender.
at n: x.
With the approach of School Days many parents will be
looking for the renewal of Children’s Outfits.
WaSh Dresses
For Style and Price. at the present time. you can get more
for your money. in the “Ready-to-Wesr”
Ga‘rrrwnts, than ever before.
, Boys" Blouses
We carry a full line of the Celebrated K-E Boys’ Blouses,
acknowledged by their competitors .to be the standard.
erman
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
‘ Telephone 446. ‘1 ’ '
banishment, so: ,
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read Co.
Things of " lntereét About
the Shop
The calendar has rolled to September and we have a month
of days when the sun is still hot though there may be occas-
ional hints of approaching frosts.
at the very threshold, and though for comfort we prefer to wear
ottr summer clothes, We must take thought for winter. Suits fr r
Yes. tltcy are here.
the tilt-ectolre coats. Striking and exceedingly smart. Some of .
the Incroyabln period. especiallv tlrouse long coats that are
slashed'suddenly away at the waist to terminate 111 long tails
adorned with braid and huge buttons.
(lno very elegant gowns is of taupe colored cloth. the re-
moutanto skirt clinging and graceful, the back scant studded
With large cloth-covered buttons front the waist line to lrcrrr.
The coat is a Directoire with wide lapels and.,brass buttons.
Wooten who prefer not, to Wear the ultra modish garments
will find plenty of distinctive and (iv rant. costumes made truth
the finest materials. The. time to select is now. when exclusive
styles are. shown atrd the alteration rooms are not rushed to
We know that Autumn Is
The sheath-like skirts and
The girls and boys are going back to school and college
and their wardrobes must he put. in order.
wear. hosiery. and other garments the easiest and most prac-
tical Way is to use the woven ca tic taps.
combination of initials cart be had and it takes about six or
seven days to have orders filled.
Six dozen of. any full name.
For marking under.
Any full name or
for $1.25.
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TWeIVc dozen ......... .. ........... for $2.00.
Combinations of it initials. ]2 dozen .............. for $1.20.
Single letters, 12 dozen ........................... tor :lfic.
Full name with city and state, 12 dozetr ........ for 85.00.
inconspicu-
womcn who like to
They are but 81.39. a
The woman who wears a necklace of beads of lupin-la: til, may
be assured that she, has a distinctive ornament.
and deep blue of lapls is not easily duplicated ‘and never ap—
A short string of medium sized lupiw
The peculiar
A very trim and mannlsh looking case of English pigskin Is
about four inches long and an inch and a half wide.
box and‘ contains small dominoes and dice, also a tiny folding
it is a pretty trifle for a gift and can be carried in
It is like o.
Other games are put up in similar style. small and compact.
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A glass transmitter for the telephone. from its very appear-
ance appeals to a fastidious person, for it can be so immacu~
The cost Is not large. 25c.
The D._M. Read co.
' it...taea’t
& Spit.
GROSS ERROR.
About: eight: miles from Lehman
lives" an old German farmer, Who
makes brooms and brushes and car-
rier: them to town on a wheelbarrow.
He generally gets a good price for his
brooms, and on one occasion got a
larger cargo of beer on board than
was good for him, so that it Was quite
late when he got home. _ ,
About six nlles'from town there is
a sort of tavern, and there Fritz
stopped. He left his wheelbarrow
around so that it faced the other way.
_ Ffltz‘, came out. fuller than‘betore.
took the handles and started back
for town. it was daylight when h set.
the-re and recognized his surrou'n tits.
and it took a full hour to convince
him that the town was not moved out
into. the country. -— Philadelphia
Ledger.
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DeWitt's Carboltsed ‘Witch,Hsa,en
Salve Is the best thing to use, for
piles. Sold b The Clifford Pharmscv
and The Br! go Pharmacy.
Norwalk Chronicler